This topic is brought up for everyone to discuss. You don’t even know that the famous quote comes from literature. It can be seen that the questioner is talking about literature without any knowledge of literature. The Toutiao platform is also suspected of not strictly reviewing the questions and making random recommendations.

China has thousands of years of literary history. There are countless famous authors and countless literary books. How many famous quotes in books should be worth pondering. The answer is: I don’t know how many.

You can spend a lifetime trying to figure out the classical Chinese and the idioms in the "Book of Changes", but you still can't figure out the principles. The book "Guanzi" is the most difficult to understand, and it is also the most complicated. Looking at the whole book, it is based on Taoism, and the Legalist language is the most numerous. Do the words in the book count as famous quotes? Have you thought about it?

Zhu Xi, a writer in the Song Dynasty, studied the "Five Classics" and "Four Masters" all his life, even sleeping and eating without leaving the book, but he still couldn't figure it out after struggling with it all his life. Li Zhi, a scholar of the Ming Dynasty, wrote in "Burning Books": Scholars do not doubt it and call it a serious illness. Only doubts are broken repeatedly, so breaking doubts is enlightenment. This is what Li Zhi realized.

It seems that if people want to improve their cultural quality, they should not only speculate but also ask more questions. When answering questions, they should not be arrogant, half-hearted or half-hearted, nor should they give left-and-right answers.

We do have too much long-standing traditional culture in China, which is the foundation of Chinese culture and the foundation of every Chinese’s conduct in life. If the wisdom of the masters is only limited to which famous quotes are worthy of careful consideration, and abstractly try to figure out a few nouns and famous quotes, it will be a pity for Chinese literature.