"I advise you not to cherish the golden gowns, but to cherish your youth." -from

The Witchwear: I advise you not to cherish the luxurious Witchwear, and I advise you to cherish your youth.

The Golden Zoyside is a seven-character Yuefu in the Tang Dynasty, and its author is anonymous. This is a philosophical poem by the richest man with profound meaning. It tells people not to pay attention to wealth, but to cherish their youth. It can be said that it exhorts people to pick the fruits of love in time, and it can also be said that it inspires people to establish achievements in time. It is precisely because it is not very specific that it is more meaningful.

"Flowers will bloom again, and people will never be young again." -from

the zaju, the injustice of Dou E, the earth moves. Flowers bloom again, but people can't go back to their youth.

Doue Yuan is one of China's famous tragedies, and it is a famous traditional drama with high cultural value and broad mass base. About 86 operas have adapted and performed this drama.

"Black hair doesn't know how to study early, and white head regrets studying late." -From Yan Zhenqing's

Translation: I didn't know how to study hard when I was young, and I regretted not studying when I was old.

Encouraging Learning is the first article in Xunzi. Also known as "Persuasion". Persuading learning means encouraging learning. This paper systematically discusses the theory and method of learning. The first part (the first paragraph) discusses the importance of learning; The latter part (the second and third paragraphs) discusses the steps, contents and ways of learning.

"if the young don't work hard, the old ones will be sad! 。 ” -from

A Long Song: If young people don't work hard in time, they will only regret for life when they get old.

Long Songs is a classical poem of China, which belongs to the Yuefu Poetry of Han Dynasty, and it is a famous piece that exhorts the world to cherish the time and forge ahead.

"when books are used, you hate them less, and it's hard to know what's going through." -from

the translation of

: I regret that I know too little knowledge when I really use it.

augmented wisdom. Also known as Xianwen in the Past and Xianwen in the Ancient and Modern Times, it is an enlightenment bibliography for Taoist children compiled by China in the Ming Dynasty. The title of the book was first seen in the drama Peony Pavilion in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, so it can be inferred that this book was written in the Wanli period at the latest.