The translation of the provided text is as follows:
"There is a rich man, and no matter what, his children always aim to be taller than others. One year, while the rich man and his family were living in a long-term residence, each gave birth to a boy. Choi, mainly focused on choosing a name that would signify high or low status. On the third day after the child was born, the rich man asked the permanent resident: laughing said: One day, with an anxious face, he suddenly fell ill and died. The rich man was dejected and said: One Lord, please eat Sakamoriba permanently. Revelry is strong, the rich man said: I won't mistreat you later. It's hard to say: [ ] nursing home articles about feeding the grandson. Grandpa saw that little Sun Sun didn't have a good taste, so they stayed with little Sun Sun and said: eat your daughter’s milk?"
Please note that the original Chinese text appears to be somewhat disjointed and may not convey a coherent narrative, which can make the translation challenging to interpret smoothly in English.