Yan Ruyu's own poems in the book come from persuasion poems of Song Zhenzong and Zhao Heng. Yan Ruyu refers to beauty.
"There is a golden house in the book and Yan Ruyu in the book" summarizes the aims and pursuits of many scholars in the past. In fact, listing the two is just a metonymy. They are the most representative gains after becoming the first place, which means leading here.
The purpose of many scholars in ancient times was to get ahead. So people often use this sentence to encourage others or their children to read.
The revelation between the lines is that reading and becoming famous was an excellent way out of life at that time. Explain with modern concepts that reading is to receive education, and education is a function of society, which enables students to master knowledge and study ability, thus joining the society and serving the people.
The book has its own translation of Yan Ruyu's whole poems:
Zhao Heng's persuasion poems.
Rich people don't have to buy fertile land. There are thousands of millet in Qian Qian 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 a person when you go out. There are so many chariots and horses in the book. Don't hate unscrupulous media when you get married. Yan Ruyu is in the book.
Men want to be flat and ambitious, and the Five Classics study hard at the window.
If you want to make your family rich, you don't need to buy fertile land, but you can get a lot of rice by reading. To live a stable life, you don't need to build a tall and magnificent house. There are houses made of gold in the book. Don't be afraid of no one following you when you go out. Studying and being an official can enjoy the feeling of being surrounded by horses and chariots.
Don't be afraid of a marriage without a matchmaker. After fame, there will naturally be beauties. If a person wants to realize his ambition in life, he must study hard by the window.