I learned from Disciples Rules that you should be honest, respect your parents and elders, and pay attention to your words and deeds. Disciple Rules, originally named Xun, was written by scholars in Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty. Its content adopts the meaning of Article 6 of The Analects of Confucius, that is, "Disciples should be filial, considerate, sincere and trustworthy, be kind to others, and spare no effort to learn literature", and lists the codes and norms that disciples should abide by when they are at home, when they go out, when they treat others, when they receive things, and when they study. Later, it was revised and adapted by Jia Cunren in Qing Dynasty and renamed Disciples' Rules. Author: Li Yuxiu, Zi Ziqian, No.3.

A native of Chengguan, Xinjiang County, was born in Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty and died in Qianlong period at the age of 83. Famous scholar and educator in the early Qing Dynasty. I have traveled in He Bing for nearly twenty years. Learn the golden mean in the university and set up Dun Fu Zhai to give lectures. There are many people coming to class, and there are footprints at the door. Wang Huan, the suggestion of Taiping County, asked him for advice many times and appreciated his talent. Be honored as Li Shifu.

Origin of the name: Disciples Rules, formerly known as Xun, is second only to Saint Amethyst. The original author, Li Yuxiu, was a scholar during the reign of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty. In The Analects of Confucius, "Disciples should be filial, be faithful, love the people, be compassionate and study", which is divided into five parts, detailing the rules and regulations that disciples should abide by when they are at home, when they go out, when they treat others, when they receive things and when they study. Later, Jia Cunren revised and adapted Xun Meng Wen in Qing Dynasty and renamed it Disciples' Rules, which is the best reading for enlightening self-cultivation, educating the younger generation and cultivating loyal family style.