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Famous aphorisms about literary talent

●Speak without words, but actions will not go far (Zuo Zhuan)

●Words are used to convey things, and words are used to decorate words (Song Dynasty Ouyang Xiu)

●Quality first and text later (Mozi's gossip)

●Don't use articles to harm words, and don't use words to harm ambitions (Mencius)

●Quality is better than text, and literature is better than quality. Zeshi (The Analects of Confucius)

●The quality of the text is appropriate, and the complexity is appropriate (Book of Zhou)

●The words are magnificent, and the righteousness is far-reaching (Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty)< /p>

●Easy-to-understand works often have mediocre literary talent (Ser. Johnson)

●Emotional lettering, clever words (Book of Rites)

●The purpose is far-reaching, His diction (Book of Changes)

●The diction is insufficient and cannot be written (Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty)

●The diction is enough to express it (The Analects of Confucius)

●No Use words to harm words, but do not use words to harm ambitions (Mencius)

●Emotional words can move people (Yuan Hongdao, Ming Dynasty)

●Wen Congzi follows the rules of each person. Position (Han Yu, Tang Dynasty)

●The text is conventional but the meaning is thin, and the words are close and the purpose is far away (Fang Hui, Yuan Dynasty)

●The meaning and the words are in harmony, and the words are used casually (Ye Mengde, Song Dynasty) )

●The intention should be profound and the words should be simple. This is the poet's difficulty (Manzhai Quotes)

●The words should not be troublesome (Three Kingdoms)

●If you are not deeply affectionate, you cannot surpass the first. If you are not ordinary, you cannot be understood by everyone (Yuan Mei, Qing Dynasty)

●What you say must be true to the fault of the world (Su Shi, Song Dynasty)