Allusions:

Tang Bohu of the Ming Dynasty was born in a wealthy family in the south of the Yangtze River.

When he was young, Tang Bohu did nothing and enjoyed life with others. After being persuaded by his good friend, Tang Bohu hopes to study hard behind closed doors for many years. /kloc-at the age of 0/6, Tang Bohu took the scholar exam and won the first place. At the age of 29, he went to Nanjing to take the provincial examination and got rid of Yuan in high school. Just as Tang Bohu is actively preparing for next year's Beijing exam, unexpected trouble comes: in this rural exam, someone paid bribes in advance and got the test questions. After the leak, the examiner was fired and innocent Tang Bohu was implicated. Not only was he deprived of the title of Zhiyuan, but he was also sent to prison. After his release, Tang Bohu lamented: "Small steps and quick steps, long smiles, and then go back for a hundred years."

Idiom definition:

People are emotional animals, and for some reason, they often do things that make people feel annoyed and regretful. "One step away, eternal hatred, and then they turn around for a hundred years." Being a hundred years old is the next life, and there is no hope in this life. Every mistake will pay a painful price. The bigger the mistake, the more painful it is. When you do something wrong, your conscience is uneasy. Not only others suffer, but you also suffer.