On June 1st, laity was the name that Ouyang Xiu had seen for thousands of years. According to historical records, every 10 or 20 years, Ouyang Xiu will have a new nickname, which he and his friends gave him, such as Yi Lao, Da Lao and Zuiwen. His last nickname was "6 1 laity".
Ouyang Xiu changed his name to "Six-One Jushi", expressing his interest in reading, yearning for inscriptions, longing for playing the piano, playing chess and drinking in his later years, and expressing his determination not to miss his fame.
When Ouyang Xiu was demoted to Chuzhou Mountain, he posed as an alcoholic. Old and sickly, he was about to leave the officialdom, and when he went to Shui Ying Bank for retirement, he was renamed a layman on June 1 day.
1070 In July, the author changed from Qingzhou to Cai Zhou, and went to Cai Zhou (now runan county, Henan Province) in September, calling himself "Liu Yijun". At this time, the author wanted to get rid of his troubles and worries politically, and he had the idea of retreating in a hurry. In addition, he didn't agree with Wang Anshi's political views, so he kept asking for retirement on the table and lived a light life after arriving in Cai Zhou.