To be clever and clever is to be a fool.

If you don’t look after others, your virtue will be promoted; if you can restrain yourself, you will learn more.

Every businessman aims to sharpen his ears.

A person ascends to heaven, and is as good as a chicken or a dog

I personally think these famous sayings are the most representative, because there are too many famous sayings in Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, and if I were to list them all I'm afraid it won't be enough for a few nights. Most of the famous aphorisms in "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" are meant to alert the world, because the novel "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" itself is intended to criticize the social environment at that time, so most of them The famous aphorisms all have a clear anti-royal consciousness.

When the royal family taught the world, in addition to holding imperial examinations, they also carried out obscurant rule over scholars and students in an attempt to affect their intelligence and learning direction and prevent them from being exposed to other channels. Knowledge.

This is very fatal for those scholars. Once these scholars cannot obtain other knowledge, they will slowly immerse themselves in their own ivory tower. Over time, they will be trapped in the royal family. In the cage set up.

So when Pu Songling wrote Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio, he borrowed various famous sayings, hoping that these words could awaken the young scholar who was dreaming. It can also be seen from this point Pu Songling's purpose in writing this novel is very long-term, not only to attract everyone's attention, but also to hope that everyone can read some truth from this little book.