One night, Kuang Heng wanted to read a book before going to bed, but because his family was so poor, he didn't even have lamp oil, so he couldn't read with a lamp. Just when Kuang Heng was worried, he suddenly found that the light came through the gap in the wall, which turned out to be the neighbor's lamp. Kuang Heng had a plan, so he dug a small crack into a small hole with a chisel, and then leaned against the wall with a book in his hand, reading by the faint light. From then on, Kuang Heng borrowed his neighbor's lamp every night and studied hard, finally becoming a famous scholar.

There is a big family in the same town who is illiterate and rich. There are many books at home. Kuang Heng went to his house as an employee, and he didn't want to be paid. The host felt very strange and asked him why. He said, "Master, I want to read all your books." Hearing this, the master sighed deeply and lent him the book. Therefore, Kuang Heng became a great scholar.

In the Western Han Dynasty, there was a farmer's child named Kuang Heng. He wanted to study very much when he was a child, but because his family was poor, he couldn't afford to go to school. Later, he learned to read from a relative before he could read. ? Kuang Heng can't afford books, so he has to borrow books to read. At that time, books were so valuable that people who had books refused to lend them to others easily. During the busy farming season, Kuang Heng worked as a short-term worker for wealthy families and asked them to lend him books for free. ? A few years later, Kuang Heng grew up and became the main labor force in the family. He works in the field all day, and only has time to read a little book during his lunch break, so it often takes ten days and a half months to finish reading a book. Kuang Heng was in a hurry, thinking: planting crops during the day, no time to read, you can spend more time reading at night. But Kuang Heng's family is too poor to buy oil for lighting. What shall we do? One night, Kuang Heng was lying in bed reciting the books he had read during the day. Behind me, I suddenly saw a light coming through the east wall. He stood up and went to the wall to have a look. Ah! It turned out that the neighbor's light came through the cracks in the wall. So Kuang Heng thought of a way: he picked up a knife and dug several cracks in the wall. In this way, the light coming through is also very big, so he gathered the light coming through and began to read. ? Kuang Heng studied hard and thrived in this way, and later became a very learned man.

Kuang Heng is diligent and studious, and in the end he is a very important person himself. He is an example for young people to learn. Unexpectedly, after he was in a high position, he also took to many heroes, such as insatiable greed, lawlessness, bending the law, denouncing dissidents and cracking down on Chen Tang (the famous saying "whoever makes me strong, though far away, will punish me" first appeared in his throne). can

Emperor Han and Yuan liked Confucianism very much, especially The Book of Songs. He had heard Kuang Heng talk about The Book of Songs for many times, and he was very appreciative of Kuang Heng's intellect, so he appointed Kuang Heng as an ancient scholar. In the third year of Zhao Jian (36 BC), Prime Minister Wei Xuancheng died of illness, and Kuang Heng acted as Prime Minister, sealing Hou Le 'an, assisting the emperor and the Prime Minister in handling state affairs. Kuang Heng can be regarded as a typical prime minister because of the Ming Dynasty. ? During his tenure, Kuang Heng repeatedly expressed his opinions on the policies of the imperial court, expounded the way of governing the country, and often participated in it.

Study and discuss the affairs of state, according to the correct answer, speak legally, win the trust of Yuan Di. Whenever government ministers discuss government affairs, Kuang Heng always quotes the Book of Songs as the basis, and thinks that "the Six Classics are saints, so they unify the heart of heaven and earth, cherish the return of good and evil, distinguish between good and evil, and understand the meaning of human nature, so that those who do not contradict their nature are also." . Therefore, judging from the six meridians, people's hopes for heaven can be reconciled, and plants and insects can be bred. This is by no means easy. "Kuang Heng's proposition was supported by Emperor Cheng, which is inseparable from the social fashion of advocating Confucianism and emphasizing righteousness from Hanzhong Ye. It was actually a means used by the rulers of the Han Dynasty to rule the people. ? In the later period of Yuan Di, eunuch Shi Xian was appointed as the secretariat. He formed a clique for personal interests, controlled state affairs, encouraged Yuan Di to increase taxes and exploited the people, but because of the emperor's luck, no one dared to offend him. After the emperor ascended the throne, Kuang Heng impeached Shi Xian, listed his previous crimes and corrected his henchmen. This is the last thing that Kuang Heng tried his best to eradicate the yes-men and serve the Han Dynasty. Soon, Kuang Heng and his colleagues gradually drifted apart. He was impeached, demoted to Shu Ren and returned to his hometown, where he died within a few years. ? Yuan Di named it Anle Hou, and the fief of Hou was originally 3 1 10,000 mu. Kuang Heng illegally expanded more than 40,000 mu of land sealed by county maps. When he became emperor, a captain jun and others accused him of "stealing soil" (referring to expanding national borders).