1. Many talents work hard and have nothing but the following.

The phrase comes from "Rewarding Pei for His Merits" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty. Many talents come from hard work. Finding nothing is often because you don't want to make progress and only know how to stick to the old ways.

Second, just tell the truth.

The words come from "Reply to Li Yi Shu" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty. Wu: Definitely, definitely. Be sure to remove unrealistic clichés from your article.

3. A great craftsman never throws away his materials, and everyone has something to offer.

The words come from "The Preface to Zhang Dao" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty. For master carpenters, there is no useless wood in their eyes, because no matter the length of the wood, it has its uses. This sentence means that a knowledgeable person can make the best use of things and make the best use of people's talents.

4. The river is a green belt, and the mountains are like jade hairpins.

The language comes from Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty's "Send to Dr. Yan of Guizhou with the same character of Nan". Qingluo belt: cyan silk ribbon. Jasper hairpin: hairpin made of jasper. Hairpin, a strip pinned to a bun, is sometimes made of jade. These two poems use vivid metaphors to describe the beauty of the Lijiang River. The long river flows like a green ribbon, meandering and fluttering, and the green mountains are like jasper hairpins reaching into the sky. Later generations often quoted these two poems to praise the beauty of Guilin's landscape.

5. Where is Yun Heng’s Qinling family? The snow embraces the blue and the horse stops moving forward.

The words come from Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty, "Moving to the Left to Languan to Show His Nephew Xiang". The clouds are thick and cover the Qinling Mountains. Where is my hometown now? Snow covered the land of Languan, and the horse was unwilling to go forward. The language contains puns, not only describing the coldness of the natural weather, but also the harshness of the political climate. It describes the hardships on the road and the political frustration. The poet uses the scenery to express his emotions, and the image of the poet losing his way is seen in the vast and majestic scenery, which is melancholy and touching.

Sixth, Hong inside and outside.

The language comes from "Jinxuejie" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty. The content of the article is so profound and profound, and the form is smooth and unrestrained. This sentence is used to praise the subtlety of the article.

7. Li Du’s article is as bright as ever.

The language comes from "Tiao Zhang Ji" by Han Yu of Tang Dynasty. Li Du: refers to Li Bai and Du Fu. Articles: This generally refers to works such as poems and essays. These two poems highly praise the great achievements of Li and Du's literary works. Li Bai and Du Fu are great literary masters. Their poems have been widely circulated in the world and have strong vitality. They will never fade and shine brightly.

8. The general wants to subdue the enemy by cleverness, but he coils his horse and bends his bow without firing.