Which poem does "the end is known here" come from?

"We can know the end here" comes from Wei Liaoweng, a poet in the Song Dynasty, who took his father as his father and wrote the ancient seal of Huangshi, a Taoist of Yuqing Temple in Chongren County, Fuzhou.

The poem "Taoist Yuqing in Chongren County, Fuzhou, Huangshi Laogong is dedicated to his father" is as follows:

Shengxue has not been passed down for more than 1000 years, but has been handed down with primary schools.

During this period, Ming Dow was quite short of talents and called this book a little prostitute.

Ninety words can't be engraved, the ink color is wrong.

Based on classics and history, I don't know how many changes have taken place in Wei and Jin Dynasties.

In this case, please see the word Zong Kaiyuan before the rhyme book.

The training words are accompanied by the forest, and the sound and shape overlap to push the whole meaning.

Rhyme is not only convenient for people, but also poor in calligraphy.

However, if you seek all the articles by rhyme, the form will exist but the rhyme will be lost.

This uncle is more important than this enthusiastic worker, and the second is the first Guo.

Calligraphy depends on this difference, and there is nothing wrong with Li Xu.

Jin Chu's rhyme is still awkward, but if he gives up this, he will be vulgar.

Without learning to hold strings, Taoist Jade Qing came to Linchuan.

I'm trying to drum Mount Tai and bring books to Qujiang.

Try to make a bracket, a picture scroll, and the foundation is built on it.

I have been able to reconcile the world, but unfortunately, I still want to seek outside.

Master Meishan thought about spring, so he helped him with * * *.

The Taoist priest said that he would return it, even applying for the paper word by word.

It is not heaven to know that it is finally here.

Nine chapters and eight letters, otherwise a dime of manpower will not be added.