Strength or weakness for a moment depends on strength, and victory or defeat in the future depends on reason.

I have a fallacy: soldiers should die on the battlefield, writers should die on their desks, and actors should die on the stage. ... By extension, a real person should use up his talents, expertise and energy for the people before leaving this world. Otherwise, he will always feel regret and waste his limited life.

Only by knowing each other can we not doubt each other; only by not doubting can we know each other.

I think what really touches people is the writer’s extremely intimate and real nature, what he feels, the questions he has thought about and his answers. Of course, there is no doubt that it also includes the writer's ability to portray characters, the beauty of words, rich language arts, and rich knowledge. However, if the writer does not have that living thought and that deep feeling, then the artistic life of the work will be short. Works with long artistic life will always touch people's souls and make people understand more about the principles of life. Please read more of "A Dream of Red Mansions" and more of Guan Hanqing's works, and you will feel this truth.