This book is a masterpiece of narrative and poetry, divided into 8 chapters and 227 sections. The main contents include words and deeds of emperors, words and deeds of religious scholars, contentment, reticence, youth and love, ignorance of the elderly, communication methods and educational effects. This collection of poems focuses on the reality at that time, revealing the beauty and ugliness, good and evil, light and darkness in life, aiming at persuading the world to avoid evil and good, so as to correct the current disadvantages. With beautiful writing and concise and precise language, the author vividly tells many anecdotes, expresses profound philosophy of life, clarifies the code of conduct and moral creed of Muslims, shines with wisdom between the lines, and is full of the author's sympathy for the working people, exposing and satirizing tyrants and religious hypocrites. There are many famous sayings and sentences in this book. Among them, the famous sentence about humanitarianism: "Adam's children are all brothers" has been adopted by the United Nations as the motto to explain its purpose. I hate tyrants and cruel officials, and the poem solemnly warns: "The jackal can't shepherd the sheep, and the tyrant can't be king." He emphasized that a wise monarch must "love the people": "The roots of the monarch are in the people, and the reason why trees flourish is because of deep roots. Never use violence to harm the people, which is like digging your own grave. " When discussing the functions of education and knowledge, he said: "Students have no perseverance, just like lovers have no money, travelers have no common sense, just like birds have no wings, and scholars do not practice, just like trees do not bear fruit; A saint without learning is like a house without doors. " The book is "the pearl of colorful long proverbs".