Qin Gui worked as a teacher in a private school to make a living in his early years, but he never realized his desire to be an official. When he was very depressed, he wrote two sentences: "If there are 3 acres of paddy fields, this will not be a death." If I had 3 acres of land at home, I wouldn't be a teacher now. He expressed his indignation at his poor family's inability to realize his ideal, which is very likely to arouse the * * * of later generations, so it has been passed down to this day.

Everyone knows the great national hero Yue Fei, and everyone has always hated the villain Qin Gui who killed him. But unexpectedly, this Qin Gui is a bit talented, although he has a poor personality. The doggerel he wrote casually when he was young can actually become the motto of today's teachers.

Qin Gui had read a lot of books since he was a child, and he always wanted to get a part-time job by taking the imperial examination. Unfortunately, his father was only a small county magistrate at that time. Later, his father died of illness, and his family was very poor. In order to survive, Qin Gui can only temporarily put down his ideal of being an official and become a teacher in a private school.

In ancient times, the profession of teacher was highly respected by people, but the students in those days were equally naughty and it was not easy to teach them. Qin Gui has always had a headache for naughty students, so he wrote down those two sentences to express his resentment.

Later, Qin Gui became an important official of the imperial court with his own efforts, but he forgot his original intention, became a traitor and killed Yue Fei, who had made contributions to the country. He was spurned by people for thousands of years after his death. Now there are statues of Qin Gui and Wang in front of Yue Fei's tomb.