"When you stand at the top of the mountain, you can see all the small mountains." This is a paraphrase of Confucius' famous saying: "Climb Mount Tai and make the world smaller." But when used here, it has a profound meaning: it is not only the poet's vow to climb to the top of Mount Tai, but also the poet's vow to climb to the top of life.

In his early years, the poet "stealed Ji Ji and Qi" ("Five Hundred Words from Beijing to Fengxian County"), and often wrote "To Jun Yao and Shun, and then make the customs pure" ("Twenty-two Rhymes to Wei Zuocheng"). !