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Where did the phrase "from ancient times to the present" come from?
From: Master Wang Yuan's "The Romance of the West Chamber", the third fold: "When you are poor, you are always poor. If you are not poor, you will be poor."

"since ancient times, generals and prime ministers have all been born in poverty." Refers to talents born from poor families.

General: general;

Phase: Prime Minister;

Poor family.

Reasons for "Cold is inevitable since ancient times":

If you are poor, you will get through, and the general rules will remain unchanged, and change will last for a long time. Only when everything is lacking will you think of trying to earn these things. Children from wealthy families don't have this awareness.

Related proverbs include: "Heroes have suffered a lot since ancient times, and they have never been very handsome", "Your son was born in poverty, and adversity made a talent".