Said by: Wen Tianxiang in Song Dynasty, "Crossing Dingyang"
Interpretation: Since ancient times, people have to die! If you can serve your country faithfully, you will still shine after your death and go down in history.
2. Poetry: Blow out the wild sand and you will get gold.
From: Liu Yuxi's Three Waves of Sand in the Tang Dynasty
Interpretation: Gold panning needs to be filtered thousands of times. Although it is hard, only when the precipitation is exhausted will the shining gold be revealed.
3. Poetry: It is better to blow incense into the north wind than to hold it in the branches and wait for death.
From: Han Ju/Painting Chrysanthemum by Zheng Sixiao in Song Dynasty.
Interpretation: I would rather wither and die in the branches than blow in the cold north wind!
4. Poetry: God-given talent, let it go and be hired! , spin one thousand silver, all back! .
From: Li Bai's Into the Wine in the Tang Dynasty
Interpretation: God created my talent, which is bound to be useful, and I can get it again after Huang Jinhua's death.
5. Poetry: One day, I will ride the long wind, break through the huge waves, raise my muddy sails and build a bridge on the deep sea.
From: Li Bai in the Tang Dynasty, "It's hard to go to me".
Interpretation: I believe that the opportunity to ride the wind and waves will always come, and then I must sail across the sea!