Source: Qing's Yue Yan Attached to Poverty.
Full text:
Avoid hard work,
Shame and flattery,
Willing to live under others,
Relax.
Translation:
Pursue leisure, pursue desire, but be lazy, avoid things that suffer, lose all sense of shame (or shame) and often flatter others, but still don't mind.
Extended data:
Fan Yin (1827- 1897), a linguist. The name is Guangji, the word is Yangchuan, the name is Yin, and the word is Tiger Minister. No (whistling) wind, don't sign the boat. Zhejiang Huiji (now Shaoxing) Huangfuzhuang people. Fan Yin is also a calligrapher. He "melts the willow, which is really wonderful." He who asks for books from all sides gets his ruler as treasure. The time spent with classmate Zhao is as important. " Fan Yin is also an enthusiastic local public welfare worker. In the past, most of the plaques, couplets and inscriptions in public places such as ancestral halls and temples in Huangfuzhuang were written by Fan Yin. He is the author of Yue Proverbs.
References:
Fan Yin-Baidu encyclopedia