Lin Zexu, August 30, 1785 (the 50th year of Qianlong) - November 22, 1850 (the 30th year of Daoguang), Han nationality, a native of Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, with the courtesy name Yuanfu and the alias Yuanfu. Shao Mu and Shi Lin were later named Qicun Old Man, Qicun Retired Old Man, Seventy-two Peak Retired Old Man, Pingquan layman, Lishe Sanren, etc. Let’s take a look at Lin Zexu’s motto on educating children that I brought to you. I hope it can help you!

1. The sea accepts hundreds of rivers, and it is big if it has tolerance; if it stands thousands of feet high on the wall, it is strong if it has no desires.

Interpretation: The sea can be big only when it can accommodate thousands of rivers. Only when people have no selfish desires and greed can they be as tall and strong as steep mountains. Lin Zexu's self-encouragement couplet shows his broad mind and noble personality, and has become the urban spirit of Fuzhou City.

2. If one lives and dies for the benefit of the country, why should one avoid it because of misfortune or fortune? To have a capacity is to be a great teacher for thousands of years. To have no desire is to be a teacher for hundreds of generations.

Explanation: This poem was written by Lin Zexu on his way to Yili in August 1842 after he was exiled from the army. As long as it is beneficial to the country, even if it costs life, how can we avoid disasters and step forward to extend our hands when it is advantageous? If you live and die for the interests of the country, you will move forward bravely without avoiding personal misfortune. If you have tolerance, you will shine forever; if you have no desire, you will be a teacher for all generations.

3. Contest to defend territory and drive away tigers and leopards. The reasoning of the thesis is combined with poetry. To be an official, one must be mentally and physically upright, and have a reputation for unparalleled achievements.

4. A poem written by Lin Zexu to Chen Shouqi: "I am a poor and wealthy person, and I am arrogant and begging for coma. If I have the desire to be strong, I will not have it. At this time, I am at the root of my disease."

5. Lin Zexu To a friend: "Above the temple, nourishing righteousness is the first priority; in the sea, nourishing vitality is the basis."

6. "If you can make wise men and gentlemen free from depression, then righteousness will be cultivated." "If you can make the people of Li have no slanderous words, they will be strong."

7. Lin Binri wrote a couplet to his son Lin Zexu: "Long tea and light food are better than some tea. I enjoy this blessing." The Qi family governs the country and brings peace to the world. Cao Renzhi is responsible for such matters."

8. Lin Binri "lived up to the spirit of morality, valued his promises, and regarded others' needs as his own."

9. Lin Binri’s education method is “sincere, step-by-step, neither irritating nor vigorous, and makes people happy to learn.”

10. Lin Binri: “ Cultivate his integrity, so that he can reach the vast expanse; nourish his innocence, so that he will not be watered down."

11. Lin Binri "When teaching the history of calligraphy, he must show that he must practice his own way of practicing close knowledge. He rarely uses metaphors, but only after understanding."

12. Lin Zexu While he was keeping filial piety for his mother at home, when the high weir in the south of the Yangtze River burst, the imperial court ordered him to seize his love and build a dike. Lin Zexu was hesitant. Lin Binri said: "If the country has urgent and hard work, it is responsible for doing its best, and there is no profit and salary to be gained by appointing officials. If you don't go there, you will be afraid of difficulties and avoid it, and you will not be loyal. How can you be filial?" "Lin Zexu went to his post wearing a filial piety. During the Dingyou period, Lin Zexu also organized and launched large-scale dredging activities to renovate the West Lake, giving it a completely new look.

13. Lin Zexu: "For twenty years in Xiangxu, the prince never agreed to anything or took anything."

Interpretation: His father Lin Binri taught the school for twenty years. Never do anything randomly, and never charge a penny at will.

14. Lin Zexu’s diligence in government was unparalleled. “There was no day when he was not in office that he did not manage affairs, there was no day that he did not see guests, and there was not a day that he did not write his own ink.” He often "sees things in a hazy light and doesn't rest until half past the night."