What Mr. Wen Yiduo said and did is in the book "Mr. Wen Yiduo's Saying and Doing".
He Doing - A Fragment of Mr. Wen Yiduo’s Sayings and Doings is the work of the “peasant poet” Zang Kejia. When it was selected into the People’s Education Press junior high school Chinese textbook, it was renamed “Mr. Wen Yiduo’s Sayings and Doings” with the author’s consent. 》, the original title was restored after the revision in the spring of 2017.
The first sentence of the original article goes like this: People do it after they say it, but I do it before I do it. People may not necessarily do what they say, and I may not necessarily say what I have done.
As a poet and scholar, Mr. Wen Yiduo has great power in "speaking and doing". If you have a strong desire to "say", then "do" will follow closely. If "saying" and "doing" cannot be carried out as scheduled, it means that you have not said anything, and it is equivalent to not doing it.
Have a strong ability to act on "doing", which is not necessarily followed by "saying". If "saying" and "doing" are to be done separately, I hope most people can choose to "do" first. ", and then decide whether to say it or not. Because "do" is more persuasive. Talking in vain is obviously less convincing than "doing".
Mr. Wen Yiduo said something before he said it, but many people said something before they did it. Even if they say something, they will do it. The similarity between "saying" and "doing" is that they move. The difference is which one moves first and which one moves last. If you say you act first, you must be responsible for the results, because once you say it and everyone hears it, what everyone wants to see is the result.
Introduction to the peasant poet "Zang Kejia"
Zang Kejia is a famous peasant poet who was born in a rural family in Guangdong Province, China. He has loved rural life since he was a child and has a deep understanding and feeling of land, agriculture and farmers' life. Zang Kejia's poems are full of farmers' emotions and praise of nature.
Zang Kejia’s poems express farmers’ hard work, dependence on land, expectations for the future and love for life in simple and sincere language. Zang Ke often used his own personal experience as material to describe the hard work and joy of farmers in farming, sowing, harvesting and other agricultural activities.
Zang Kejia's poems are full of strong pastoral flavor, depicting beautiful rural scenery, images of farmers working in the fields and the joy of harvest. Zang Kejia used ordinary and true words to express farmers' desire for a good harvest, a better life, and their love for their home and land.