My original appreciation of the whole poem "Heart Xiang Mingyue" is: "Becoming famous in one fell swoop" must go through "ten years of hardship". The so-called accumulation is thick and thin, otherwise how can we "become famous in one fell swoop"? But this was the logic of the past, but it is different now. There are too many people who “get rich overnight” and “become famous overnight”.
Being "suddenly rich" does not necessarily require hard work, as long as you see the opportunity correctly, and "becoming famous" does not necessarily require "ten years of hard work on stage", as long as you seize luck. In other words, as long as you see the opportunity correctly and get lucky, you can "become famous in one fell swoop."
These examples reflect the importance of "opportunity" and "luck", but most of us do not have such opportunities and luck, so to "become famous in one fell swoop", you have to "ten years" "Hanchuang", you have to study hard and practice hard, and you have to accumulate a lot of experience. There is no doubt about this.
Gao Ming (about 1305~about 1371) was a dramatist in the Yuan Dynasty. The courtesy name is Zecheng, and his nickname is Caigen Taoist. A native of Ruian, Zhejiang, he was trained by Huang Shushi, a native of the county, and wrote the famous classical drama "The Story of Pipa". Opera writer of the Yuan Dynasty. Ruian belonged to the ancient Yongjia County, and Yongjia was also called Dongjia, so later generations called it Gao Dongjia.