Source: Example/Former Example Han Dynasty: Zhuge Liang
Excerpt: I threw myself into Nanyang in a cloth suit. I risked my life in troubled times and didn't ask Wen Da to be a vassal. The first emperor didn't treat his ministers with meanness, and his accusation was self-defeating. He took care of his ministers in the thatched cottage and was grateful for what had happened in this world, so he promised the first emperor to drive him away. After the value was overthrown, when I was appointed to the defeated army, I was ordered to be in danger: I have been here for twenty years.
I was originally a civilian, working in Nanyang, surviving in troubled times, and didn't want to be famous among princes. Not because I was humble, short-sighted and self-deprecating, my late emperor visited me in my thatched cottage three times and asked me about current affairs. I was very moved and promised to help him. I have encountered failure, accepted the task when I failed, and pursued my mission between crisis and hardship. It has been 21 years since then.
Extended data background: Liezi is a memorial written by Zhuge Liang to his predecessor Liu Chan before he left for Wei. In the article, he persuaded the late emperor to inherit the legacy of the late emperor, broaden his mind, stay close to sages and stay away from them, and complete the great cause of revitalizing the Han Dynasty. There are two examples handed down from generation to generation, the former example and the latter example. In the sixth year of Wen, before Zhuge Liang led the army to go through the customs, he gave Liu Chan a list, namely "the model of later learning".
Appreciation: According to the situation at that time, Model urged Liu Chan to inherit the legacy of Liu Bei, open a shrine, be strict with rewards and punishments, and be close to sages, so as to complete the great cause of "revitalizing the Han Dynasty", which showed Zhuge Liang's strong will to "set the Central Plains in the north" and his loyalty to Shu Han.