It is a sentence derived from Gu Long's "Being in Jianghu, thinking about Wei Que". Everyone is used to using it and thinks it comes from ancient books.
"Body in the rivers and lakes, my heart is under Wei Que" comes from "Lu's Spring and Autumn Period·Shen Wei": "Zhongshan Gongzi Mou said to Zhan Zi: 'Body on the rivers and seas, my heart is under Wei Que, what can I do? ? '"
"Jianghu", for the imperial court, refers to the residence of hermits. "Historical Records·Huo Zhi Zhuan": "Fan Li floated in the rivers and lakes in a small boat." "Southern History·Hermit Biography": "Maybe he escaped in the rivers and lakes.
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