1. The things in the world should be considered in detail, and this expensive power should be carried out, and it is necessary to seek for the public and to be independent.

2. It seems difficult to start something, but it seems easy to shake the magic.

3. There will always be days to think about, and there will always be times to think about.

4. The way to govern is to help the people, and the key to helping the people is to observe their sufferings.

5, things must be full-time, which is a valuable achievement; There is no other strength, but it can be ready.

6. When it's too big, it's too big, but it's not enough to settle down and enjoy the country!

7. It is not difficult to legislate, but it is difficult to enforce the law.

8. The mind is enlightened by accumulating doubts, and learning is interlinked by gradually learning.

9. A gentleman is practical, but not flashy; Treat the inside, not the outside.

1, the world is not suffering from lack of talent, suffering from useless ways.

11. If you don't know the physics of human feelings, you are not knowledgeable.

12. Before Yao Shun, it became invincible and poor. From Xia Shang Dynasty to Zhou Dynasty, we were extremely depressed, and the world became more and more eventful. The poverty of Wang Dao in Zhou Dynasty is bound to change into Qin Dynasty. Take the literary system of the previous generation as an example, and eradicate everything. The unique method is to use the law, which will be a meeting of the beginning.

13. I like it if you like it, but I hate it if you hate it. I am United with you, so you are not different for me.

14, fear is thinking, thinking is subtle; Fear is cautious, and prudence is invincible.

15. What is called immortality in ancient times is that if one's husband's favor is long and his reading is prosperous, it is the glory of popular customs and is not an immortal cause.

Zhang Juzheng (1525-1582) was born in Huguang Jiangling, China (now Hubei Province), also known as Zhang Jiangling and posthumous title "Wenzhong". Politician and reformer in Ming Dynasty.

Born in the fourth year of Jiajing, Sejong (1525), he was smart since childhood. At the age of 12, I voted for candidates, and at the age of 16, I won the exam. In the 26th year of Jiajing (1547), he was a scholar, and he was edited by Jishi Shu to the Imperial Academy. In the first year of Qin Long, Mu Zong (1567), Juzheng was appointed as the left assistant minister of the official department and a college student of Dongge. On the "Chen Liu Shi Shu", I stated my opinions on reforming current politics. After a fierce cabinet struggle, he finally joined Gao Gong as Zaifu, a senior official and a university student in Jianjidian. In the early years of Wanli reign, Juzheng conspired with eunuch Feng Bao to chase the high arch (many scholars in modern times raised objections about conspiring with Feng Bao to chase the high arch), which was recorded on his behalf. At that time, Shenzong was young, and Zhang Juzheng was fully trusted by Li Taihou, the mother of Shenzong, the regent at that time. He presided over all military and political events, and implemented a series of political and economic reform measures in the past ten years, which achieved certain results. Zhang Juzheng has implemented a series of reform measures during his 1 years in office as Cabinet Secretary. Financially, the land was cleared, and the "one whip method" was implemented, and all the taxes and services were paid in silver. "Taicang millet can last for ten years, and Zhousi accumulated gold to more than four million." Militarily, Qi Jiguang and Li Chengliang were appointed to the north of the town, and Ling Yunyi and Yin Zhengmao were used to quell the southwest rebellion. Administratively, it implements a comprehensive examination of the name and reality, and adopts the "examination method" to assess officials at all levels. "Although it is outside Wan Li, it is pursued downwards and in the evening", and the regime is awed.

He died on June 2th, 1582 (the 1th year of Wanli), at the age of 58, and was given to Zhuguo and Wen Zhong (both of whom were later deprived). Zhang Juzheng was also the only minister in the Ming Dynasty who was awarded a teacher and a teacher before his death. It was taboo for Wanli, and was confiscated after his death, and his reputation was restored in the second year of the Ming Emperor's Apocalypse. He is the author of Zhang Taiyue's Collection, A Direct Interpretation of Books and Classics, and The Illustration of the Emperor's Mirror.