Literacy textbooks specially used for enlightenment have appeared in China for a long time. There were Cang Xie and Gui Li in Qin dynasty, Fan Jiang in Sima Xiangru, Gu Xi in Jia's family, exhortation in Cai Yong and urgent chapter in You's family in Han dynasty, and in the Three Kingdoms period. Although Urgent Chapter is a prominent primary school book after Cang Xie Pian, due to various problems in its circulation, its authority was not as good as before in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and some enlightenment books such as Gu Ting and Friends in this period were limited in readability. It is against this background that thousands of words came out.
Xiao Yan, Liang Wudi, was the first emperor to discover Wang Xizhi. He praised his magnificent calligraphy, such as the sky in Yue Long and the tiger lying on the phoenix, so it was treasured throughout the ages. It is said that let Yin find out 1000 different words from Wang Xizhi's works, each with a piece of paper to teach Wang Xizhi calligraphy. So he was ordered to ride a horse and often waited on Zhou Xingsi, and compiled it into a 250-sentence four-character poem, namely "Thousand Characters". Zhou Xingsi worked hard for this, tried his best and used his brain excessively, because he wrote a book overnight. The next day, his temples were all white. According to "The Record of Warriors", when I returned, I lost my sight and saw it when I died, and my heart felt like dry mud. For "Thousand Characters", Zhou Xingsi achieved the ultimate: his temples were white, his eyes were blind, and his heart was broken. He died a fair death, and his merits are boundless!
The greatest advantage of money is that it combines knowledge, readability and inspiration. After reading it, you will find it brilliant, rhyming with words, catchy and easy to recite and remember. Such a cultural essence, the Chinese nation should continue forever.