The article "Two Sima Economies in Nanyang and One Wolong in the Western Han Dynasty" is a poem written by Zuo Zongtang about Zhuge Thatched Cottage in Wollongong; it means that the best-written article is Sima Qian of the Western Han Dynasty. Like Sima Xiangru, Zhuge Liang of Nanyang should be the first to mention Zhuge Liang as a talent for economic development. (Jingbangjishi - refers to saving the world and governing the country.)

But most of them use the first two sentences to call themselves.

The article talks about two Sima in the Western Han Dynasty;

Economy Nanyang and Wolong.

My heart is as straight as the Buddha's meditation;

My eyes are as high as the sky, as high as the sea, as deep as the moon.

The source changes the world's plans;

I have also been to the thatched cottage.

When Zuo Zongtang was young, he called himself "Liangbai" and regarded himself as Zhuge Liang. Later, he called himself "two Sima masters in the Western Han Dynasty and one Wolong economy in Nanyang". He was indeed a bit boastful and thought highly of himself. But "throughout the ancient times, scholars have led armies and horses, and the military front points as far as the sea in the east and the Tianshan Mountains in the west. There is no one like Zongtang." He indeed showed extraordinary military talents.

Supplement:

The two Sima refer to Sima Xiangru, a Chinese poet, and Sima Qian, a historian and essayist. Both of them were very influential in the history of literature, and later generations were known as the "Two Sima of the Western Han Dynasty". Sima Xiangru (around 179 BC - 117 BC), also known as Changqing, was born in Chengdu, Sichuan and was a writer of the Han Dynasty. Sima Xiangru was good at drums and harp, and the harp he played was called "Green Qi", which was one of the best harps in the legend. Sima Qian (135 BC ~ 87 BC)

Zichang, a native of Xia Yang (now Hancheng, Shaanxi Province). He was born into a family of historians, and his ancestors had served as royal historians since the Zhou Dynasty and were in charge of literary and historical divination. After Emperor Wu ascended the throne, his father Sima Tan served as Taishi Ling for thirty years. Sima Tan was erudite and proficient in astronomy, the study of "Yi" and the study of Huang and Lao. Sima Qian began to recite "ancient prose" at the age of ten and received enlightenment education from his father. His long-standing family education had a profound impact on his later academic path. Later, he went to Chang'an with his father and studied "Guwen Shangshu" and "Spring and Autumn Annals" with Kong Anguo and Dong Zhongshu, the famous classics masters at that time. At the age of nineteen, he became a disciple of a doctor. At the age of twenty, he "traveled around the world" with Dr. Mrs. Chu and six other people, and began his traveling life. His footprints reached Kuaiji and visited the remains of Xia Yu; he went to Gusu and looked at the five lakes where Fan Li was boating; he went to Huaiyin and asked about the story of Han Xin; he went to Fengfei and visited the hometowns of Liu Bang and Xiao He; he went to Daliang and visited Yimen. , and inspected the situation of the Qin army diverting river water to flood Daliang; visited Chu to visit the palace ruins of Chun Shenjun; In addition, he also traveled to Zhuolu in the north, climbed the Great Wall, traveled to Yuanxiang in the south, and reached Kongtong in the west. The grand tour broadened his horizons and increased his knowledge. After returning to Chang'an, Emperor Wu attached great importance to this knowledgeable and knowledgeable young man, appointed him as a doctor, and asked him to carry the emperor's order as an envoy to Bashu and arrive in the southwestern region of today's Kunming.

Zhuge Liang’s distant ancestor’s real surname was Ge, after the general Ge Ying who followed Chen She in the uprising at the end of Qin Dynasty. Because of Ge Ying's meritorious service, he was killed by Chen She. Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty recorded his merits and granted his grandson the title of Marquis of Langya County (now Zhucheng City in Shandong Province). His descendants moved to Yangdu County. At that time, Yangdu already had In order to distinguish people with the surname Ge who originally lived in Yangdu from those with the surname Ge from Zhuxian, the county name plus the word "Zhu" was added before the surname Ge from Zhuxian, and they were called Zhuge. It became a compound surname. Over time, it was customary to use the compound surname Zhuge. Zhuge Liang was born on April 14, the 4th year of Guanghe, Emperor Ling of the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 181). On the same day that Zhuge Liang was born, Taoist Futou, a senior monk at Qingquan Temple, dreamed in his sleep that a group of red light slowly rose on the east bank of the Yi River, reflecting half of the sky red. Taoist Futou calculated with his fingers that a great man was about to be born, so he got up and went to see what happened. At this time, Zhuge Liang's father, Zhuge Gui, also felt upset in his post. It was estimated that his wife Zhang was about to give birth, so he rode home overnight. At about three o'clock, he finally arrived home. At the same time, Taoist Futou also came to Zhuge Liang. Gui family. After entering the door, Zhuge Gui saw that his wife had no accident, so he took a long breath and felt a lot more relaxed. He ordered his family to watch tea and asked the midwife to take good care of his wife. Zhuge Gui was waiting inside and outside, drinking tea and chatting with Taoist Futou. Suddenly, a baby's cry came from the inner room. This cry broke through the silence at dawn and brought good news to the Zhuge family. Everyone's mouths opened like ripe pomegranates.

The midwife came to the inner and outer rooms, and said to Zhuge Gui and Taoist Futou with a smile on her face: "Madam and the young master are both safe and sound. Madam asked you to give the child a name!" Zhuge Gui and the other two were thinking about it, and suddenly raised their heads and looked out of the window. Looking inside and outside Kong, he found that it was almost dawn and the east was already bright, so the two of them made a fuss about it and blurted out, "Let's just name it Liang, Zhuge Liang, and Kong Ming!" The family members listened. They felt that the name was well chosen and they were all very happy. In 197 AD (the second year of Jian'an), Zhuge Liang's uncle Zhuge Tongxuan died of illness. After being persuaded by the famous people in the south of the Yangtze River, Zhuge Liang and his younger brother Zhuge Jun came to settle in Longzhongshan Village in the west of Xiangyang City, and lived a secluded life of "working hard in Nanyang, surviving in troubled times, and not seeking to be heard by the princes". After farming, he read a lot of books, made close friends, studied the art of war, quietly observed the current situation, and thought deeply about political strategies. Although he lived in seclusion, he was highly regarded by the world for his erudition, farsightedness, and great ambition. Therefore, Pang De, a famous scholar in Jiangnan, called him "Wolong" and his nephew Pang Tong "Feng Chu", which is as famous as Zhuge Liang. From then on, Zhuge Liang was known as "Mr. Wolong".