His reading method is divided into three steps: the first step is to copy a new article neatly on paper and read it silently while reading it. Step two, read aloud after copying. The third step is to throw the copied article into the stove, read it aloud and burn it immediately. After burning, copy it again, read it out loud, and then burn it. Repeat this seven or eight times, and read an article more than ten times until you fully understand and recite it.
Zhang Pu took this opportunity to study hard and become famous in one fell swoop. He named his study "Qi Faren Zhai" or "Qi Lu Zhai".
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In literature, Zhang Pu respected the theory of the former seven scholars, advocated retro, opposed the escapism of the police and Jingling School, and only wrote about lakes and mountains, read trivial things or pursued the so-called "deep loneliness" style. However, while advocating the study of retro, he also called for "taking it useful", which is different from the pursuit of form and imitation of the ancients by the former seven sons.
Zhang Pu's prose was famous at that time, with simple style, impassioned, vivid and straightforward. His Five Tombs eulogized the struggle between Suzhou citizens and eunuchs, emphasizing that "civilians are more important than the country", which is beyond the reach of "gentry". Narration and discussion alternate, and five people are open-minded and open-minded, which is a famous article. The inscriptions on the tombs of five people were brought into the field of vision of China ancient literature.
Zhang Pu's life works are rich, with more than 3,000 volumes compiled and narrated, seven Zhai Ji, including 12 volumes and 3 volumes of poetry. This episode is the time book of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty. There are collections of Han, Wei and Six Dynasties 130 pieces. Zhang Pu wrote an inscription before each episode. This episode is a large-scale collection edited by Zhang Pu for "Reviving the Past".