Chen Yinke's famous sayings, here are 7 sentences:

1. It is difficult to ask when reading history for thousands of years, who will win in a game.

2. Don’t talk about some things in the book, don’t talk about what others have said, and don’t talk about what you have said yourself.

3. I am resigned to writing articles. I am not looking for titles but for poems.

4. A lifetime of frustration leads to today, and no one in the world is looking at the setting sun.

5. You know what the whispers in the spring night mean, and it makes you feel sad!

6. Only this independent spirit and free thought have lasted for thousands of years, and are as long as the sky and the earth, and the three lights are eternal.

7. There is no wind or rain to send off the end of spring, and a corner of the garden is lonely. If you read history, you will know what is happening today, but if you look at flowers, you will feel like you were a person last year. Dreaming back to Jinli is as sorrowful as the sea, and waking up from wine is like snow in Huangzhou. Hearing that the truth is clear and exchanging disasters together, who can save the green seal and shed tears on his lapels?

Chen Yinke's brief introduction:

Chen Yinke (July 3, 1890 - October 7, 1969), courtesy name Heshou, was a native of Xiushui County, Jiangxi Province. A modern Chinese historian, classical literature researcher, linguist, and poet. Together with Ye Qisun, Pan Guangdan, and Mei Yiqi, he is listed as one of the four great philosophers in the century-old history of Tsinghua University. Together with Lu Simian, Chen Yuan, and Qian Mu, he is also known as "Four great masters of ancient history".