Please translate it into classical Chinese: "Bao Xiaosu served as Duanzhou's guard and tried to penetrate the seven wells..."
Seven Wells in Zhaoqing When Bao Gong was the prefect of Duanzhou, he dug seven wells. Among them, there are five inside the city and two outside the city, which are shaped like seven stars. The well outside the west gate is called Longdinggang Well. Surrounded by residential buildings, the water is sweet and clear, and it is the best among the seven wells. This is the origin of the county and the city, brought about by the beauty of the mountains and rivers. The water in the secluded stream in Dadan Mountain is not good for people's health. It is not good spring water. Most of the good spring water is located on the edge of the main road in Tongdu. The soil around the spring water is fertile and flat, and the wind is gentle and clean. This is what everyone needs. Drinking it will not make you sick. Duanzhou people still enjoy this blessing from Bao Gong's move, which is of great use. When a gentleman is an official, he can support the people here for thousands of years and there is no end to their needs. It's just a matter of digging a well, so why not be afraid and not do it. "The Book of Changes" says: "A gentleman works for the people and urges the people to help each other." This means that wells should not be dug slowly. Women in Jiangcheng went out to fetch water despite the wind and rain, and they were everywhere. There are no wells in the city of Huizhou, and the people all drink water from the Dongjiang River. Mr. Feng Shui said that Huizhou is called Goose City, a place where geese fly. You cannot dig wells to hurt the backs of geese and make the people uneasy. This is a particularly false statement. However, the land in Huizhou Prefecture and Guishan County is saline-alkali land, so wells cannot be dug. There is only one well in the county residence where water can be obtained for drinking.
(Additional sentence: Are you from Suzhou, classmate? Is there a translation of the fourth unit? I’m sorry. If you can’t find it, I’ll translate it for you. The resources are *** Enjoy. )