Reflections after reading "Preface to the Biography of Lingguan"

A "woohoo" sighs at the rise and fall in the blink of an eye; the song ends and everyone disperses, ending the dream of the family and country of the Later Tang Dynasty; worry and labor to rejuvenate the country , sounded the alarm of a prosperous and prosperous age; "Preface to the Biography of Lingguan" wrote the wise saying - full of losses, modesty of benefits.

I recall how heroic Li Cunxu was back then. Since he ascended the throne of Jin King at the age of 24, he has successively attacked the Yan Kingdom, defeated Youzhou, and destroyed the Liang Kingdom. Even tying the father and son of Yan to form a letter to the emperor and ministers of Liang was so magnificent that even the heroes in the world could not compete with it. However, instead of continuing to worry, he felt complacent. So he was arrogant and pampered the actors, and was eventually surrounded by dozens of actors. He died in the middle of nowhere, which shows how miserable his death was. As the saying goes, people make plans and God makes things happen. As long as we try our best to do it, we will succeed. In addition, we should not be too obsessed with anything, because that will make us confused and dull.

Worry and labor may not necessarily rejuvenate a country, but carefreeness can definitely lead to death. Therefore, remember not to overindulge yourself at any time. No matter when and where you are, you must understand that being full will lead to losses, while being modest will gain.

Walking through the corridors of history, how many heroes ended up with their swords in their scabbards but unable to pull them out quickly because of premature pride. They went deep alone, only to be ambushed and besieged from all sides; how many bachelors achieved fame and success. Later, he abandoned his books like grass, rushed to officialdom, and wandered around theaters. He could no longer express the sufferings of the people, and he was reviled by everyone in the world.

When the sun rises and sets, the stream is always gurgling. No matter whether it falls from the mountains into the valley or squeezes from the cracks of the rocks to the rocks, it always keeps pace with the progress; and complacency is exactly what it means when When the stream stops flowing, all the motionless scenes are like a bay of stagnant water, lifeless.

When the pursuit of pursuit suddenly stops, life will lose its due meaning, just like running water, if it stops, it will eventually lose its original color.

The stream should have infinite power, and the meaning of life is to never give up!

Zhuangzong Li Cunxu in "Preface to the Biography of Lingguan" was immersed in the ecstatic music of the actors. He never expected that the sound of national subjugation came so suddenly. If complacency is a trap in the journey of life, a whirlpool that is as calm as a mirror on the surface but turbulent in the depths; then humility is the shortcut to the castle of hope. It is a safe haven to save oneself when disaster strikes.

If you are full, you will suffer losses, but if you are modest, you will benefit. Read "Preface to the Biography of Lingguan".

Listening to "Preface to the Legend of Lingguan" and facing everything with a clear mind, this may be the biggest benefit that "Preface to the Legend of Lingguan" has given me.

Hope it will be of some help to you