The sentence comes from "winter" in "Four Seasons Reading Music".
Yuan dynasty? hot spring
When the wood falls into the water and thousands of rocks dry up, I can see the real me.
Sitting on the wall facing Wei, singing snow at midnight.
I'm in a picture book with four walls.
Where can I find the pleasure of reading? Count the clubs.
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Translation:
Trees are dead, rivers are dead, and mountains are dead; In this vast world, I saw the essence of "true self". I sat there, opened my book and began to read. The lights flashed and reflected on the wall, and the wall seemed to shake. I am reading aloud. It is snowing heavily outside. At midnight, my roof was covered with snow.
In the stove on the ground, charcoal is burning and tea is being made in the pot. I read a book in a place full of books on the wall. Where can I find the pleasure of reading? In this cold and snowy world, look at those blooming plum blossoms, from which we can understand that heaven and earth breed the heart of everything.
The author introduces:
Weng Sen (1255— 1326), whose name was Xiu Qing, was a adherent of the Southern Song Dynasty. Because he didn't want to be an official of the Yuan Dynasty, he lived in seclusion in Xianju Township, Zhejiang Province, and set up an academy to teach students. At its peak, there were 800 believers. According to the fourth volume "Hangdi" of Weng Genealogy, it is recorded: "(Sen) to build a rural school to educate children with tenderness, that is, to build 30 bookstores to educate students in different cities, which is near and far."
This refers to that he founded Anzhou Academy in the first year (127 1- 1294) at his home twenty-five miles southeast of the county. He took "The Learning Rules of Bailudong by Zhu Wengong (Zhu)" as the training, and personally taught students, and successively "more than 800 scholars".