People who love come back happy, and people who die come back happy. Yi said, "The crane is in the shade, and its son is in harmony.

The Origin of Book of Rites, Volume 6 of Jia Yi's New Book in Han Dynasty.

Interpretation: treat others with love and others will love you; Give your blessing to others, and you will be blessed.

This philosophical statement is similar to the popular saying "As you sow, you reap what you sow". Both of them are talking about cause and effect, giving and returning. The former sentence is elegant and full of cultural meaning, and the latter sentence is rough, but not rough, pointing to the soul.

New book: Chinese vocabulary refers to brand-new books, newly published books or modern works. At the same time, it also refers to ten volumes of Han Jiayi's new book.

The proofreader thinks this new book handed down from ancient times is authentic. On the basis of BenQ House's original works, he consulted other books, added proofreading notes in detail, and added appendices to his new books to provide readers with a complete compilation of Jia Yi's works and materials, such as lost articles, biographies, descriptions, prefaces and postscripts, comments and materials. In Sichuan, people often mention and use a "new book", which is actually a year-round calendar.