Yuan Haowen, a famous writer in the Yuan Dynasty, once asked what the world is like, describing the famous sentence "Wild Goose" from his poem "Touching Fish Qiu Yan". On the way to the scientific research, the author saw the hunter shoot down one of a pair of wild geese, and the other one hovered in the air, screaming, convinced that his partner was dead. At that time, the poet heard the story that a wild goose died of double suicide because its partner was killed, so he bought the pair of wild geese, buried them together and wrote this word.

Inscription by Yuan Haowen, a famous writer

The inscription of Yuan Haowen, a famous writer, refers to the wild goose. When Yuan Haowen wrote this word, it was actually 16 years old who went to Taiyuan to catch the exam. He met a hunter on the bank of Fenhe River. The hunter told Yuan Haowen a strange story, saying that he caught two wild geese a few days ago and the male goose was trapped in a net. The hunter took the goose home and stared at the goose in the net. He also sobbed in the internet, not eating or drinking. Later, the hunter killed the goose.