The book has its own golden house, and it has its own meaning of Yan Ruyu: studying for fame was an excellent way out of life at that time, and only after earning fame can you get wealth and beauty.
Among them, "Golden House" refers to a luxurious life, and "Yan Ruyu" refers to a beautiful woman.
This sentence comes from Zhao Heng's Poem to Encourage Learning in the Song Dynasty, and the full text is as follows:
Poem to Encourage Learning
Author: Zhao Heng
Rich people don't have to buy fertile land, but there are thousands of millet in the book.
there is no need to build a high hall to live in, and the book has its own golden house.
don't hate being left alone when you go out. There are so many cars and horses in the book.
Don't hate unscrupulous media when you get married. There is Yan Ruyu in the book.
if a man is content with his ambition, he will read to the window diligently.
Extended information:
Zhao Heng, the author of "There is a golden house in the book and there is Yan Ruyu in the book", the third emperor of the Song Dynasty, the third son of Song Taizong, and his mother is Li, the queen of Yuan De.
in the first year of Daoism (995), he was made a prince and renamed Heng.
in the third year of Daoism (997), Zhao Heng ascended the throne.
in the first year of Ganxing (122), Zhao Heng died at the age of 55 and reigned for 25 years.
posthumous title is the Emperor of the Civilization Chapter Sheng Yuanxiao, whose temple name is True Sect. Bury Yongding Mausoleum. After the accumulation of posthumous death, it was a tribute to the ancient magic and made the German civilization Wuding chapter filial to the emperor Shengyuan.
Zhao Heng is good at literature and calligraphy. The famous proverb "There is a golden house in the book, and there is a Yan Ruyu in the book" comes from him. Its purpose is to encourage scholars to study the imperial examination and participate in the administration of the country, so that the Song Dynasty can recruit wise men to govern the world.
Zhao Heng also made great achievements in calligraphy. Zhao Heng's regular script is fresh, elegant and natural. The brushwork is fair, the stippling is thick, vigorous and delicate. The pen is quite wild, very bookish, with both form and meaning, elegant and elegant, and free from vulgarity.
His regular script is compact, dignified and precise, and has a graceful royal atmosphere. The plaque of Yuelu Academy is also said to have been written by him.
Historical evaluation of Zhao Heng:
At the beginning of his accession to the throne, Zhao Heng was outspoken, diligent in governing the country, with clear politics and increasingly prosperous economy, which was called "the rule of Xianping" in history.
However, unlike the battle-hardened Taizong and Taizong, Zhao Heng, who lived in the palace since childhood, was weak and lacked the determination and courage to explore and innovate. In his view, it was the best choice to stick to Huang Lao's thought, which Taizong admired in his later years, and continue to hold on to the status quo.
After the signing of the alliance of Chanyuan, Zhao Heng did nothing politically. Instead, he devoted himself to the worship, whitewashing the peace, building a wide range of temples, and wasting people's money, which made the Song Dynasty's "internal troubles and foreign invasion" increasingly serious.
Yongding Mausoleum, the mausoleum site in Zhao Heng, is located on the northeast ridge of Caizhuang, gongyi city, Henan Province, where Zhao Heng was buried in the first year of Ganxing (122).
There are three empresses buried in Yongding Mausoleum, namely, Empress Liu, Yang Shufei and Li Chenfei.