Wang Fuzhi (1619-1692), courtesy name Ernong and nickname Jiang Zhai, was a famous thinker and writer during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Together with Huang Zongxi and Gu Yanwu, he is known as the three major thinkers in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Known as "Mr. Chuanshan" in the world, he has written many works, among which "Du Tongjian Lun" and "Song Lun" are his representative works. The 10 famous sayings of "Mr. Chuanshan" Wang Euzhi are extremely insightful and thought-provoking.

1. The affairs of the world, and the minds of young people, are clear and profound. ——"Gengluozi·Original Intention"

Thinking back on the ever-changing world events, the youthful ambition is so heart-stirring!

2. Since I have been in the deserted graves since I have been moisturized, I have won the fragrance of blood stains. ——Wang Fuzhi of the Qing Dynasty, "Rescuing the Martyr Woman Liao Zhou"

This sentence highly praises the anti-Qing woman Liao Zhou. At that time, the Qing soldiers wanted to kill Liao Zhou's mother-in-law, but Liao Zhou blocked her with her body. The thieves captured the butcher's knife.

3. Bury your heart to keep the beauty of spring, and endure the strong wind and frost for ten nights. ——Wang Euzhi's "Quatrains" of the Qing Dynasty

The grass buries its body in the soil to resist shaking, waiting for the arrival of spring. It is a metaphor for the fighting spirit against the Qing Dynasty.

4. In the dream, the goose-yellow trails the brocade thread, and the spring light cannot be called by the chilling cicada. ——Wang Euzhi's "Butterflies in Love with Flowers·Decaying Willows"

In the dream, the beautiful scenery of light green and light yellow trailing brocade-like silk threads in early spring can no longer be seen. Now it is difficult to take advantage of the spring light and the cries of chilling cicadas everywhere.

5. Taking the merits of the world as meritorious deeds and not doing the meritorious deeds, this is called the Great Duke. ——Wang Fuzhi of the Qing Dynasty, "Du Tongjian Lun·Volume 2"

Only when things are beneficial to the country and the people can we be credited. If we do not take credit and be proud, this is called "gong".

6. Be refined and strive for excellence, and be prepared and strive for excellence. ——Wang Fuzhi of the Qing Dynasty, "Song Lun·Taizong".

Jing: perfect, the best. Preparation: means complete. Strive for excellence means that something that is already very good should be even better; be prepared for perfection means that something that is already very good should be even better.

7. The world is moving every day, and a gentleman is born every day; the world is growing every day, and a gentleman is moving every day. ——Wang Fuzhi of the Qing Dynasty, "The Second Biography of the Zhouyi Waizhuan"

It means that the universe is constantly rotating and changing, and people's thoughts must also be constantly updated and developed.

8. Treat later and learn first. ——(Qing Dynasty) Wang Fuzhi: "Du Tongjian Lun·Volume 22"

Study first, and then engage in political activities. Emphasize the necessity of learning for governance.

9. The original meaning is that the moon is slanted and the stars are bright. I don’t know that Qiu Xiao is really eternal. ——"Gengluzi·Original Intention"

The bright moon slanted across the sky, and the sparse stars were shining brightly. The autumn nights are too long.

10. Cut Zhongliu and Bai Fangcao, and Yanwei River divides into Nanpu. The spring flowers are full of flowers waiting to be learned, and the faces of people remain the same year after year. ——" Touching Fish· Dongzhou Peach Blossoms, Poems of Xiaoxiang Eight Scenes"

Dongzhou cuts the flowing water grass, and from a distance looks like a swallow's tail with two parts, and the gorgeous peach blossoms are like the smiling face of a beauty. It is so sentimental to compete with each other year after year.