1. I have been talented and learned since I was a child, and I have high ambitions throughout my life. Others have swords, but I have a pen like a knife. ——"Poems of a Child Prodigy"

2. I have been too lazy to write books all my life, but I finished them quickly. The frightening wind roars day and night, and you can live in peace wherever you go. ——Li Zhi of the Ming Dynasty, "The Burning of Books"

3. There is nothing wrong with the brow, but the writing lasts for a thousand years. ——Shaoding of the Song Dynasty, "In the Mountain"

4. When the paper fell, the wind started, shaking the sky and seeing thick dew. What else can we do without painting and literature? ——Tang Dynasty Geng Mao's "Ode to Xuanzhou Bi"

5. When the pen falls and the wind and rain startle, the poem becomes a poem that weeps ghosts and gods. ——Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty, "Send Li Twelve Whites and Twenty Rhymes"

6. I don't like to be trapped by nature, and I often violate class rules. The class teacher often punishes me to copy the class rules 20 times, and I have to do three. Hold the pen together. I often tell people that this is how I got my good calligraphy skills. ——Han Han