Quoted from the Song Emperor Zhao Heng's "Li Xue Pian";

Rich people don't have to buy fertile land. There are thousands of millet in Qian Qian in the book.

There is no need to build a high hall to live in, and the book has its own golden house; ?

I don't hate that no one goes out, and there are many cars and horses in the book;

Don't hate unscrupulous media when you get married. There is Yan Ruyu in the book;

If a person is satisfied with his ambition. Read to the window often.

Interpretation: "A golden house hides a charming woman" refers to a glorious and precious life, and "Yan Ruyu" refers to a beautiful woman. "There is a golden house in the book and Yan Ruyu in the book" summarizes the aims and pursuits of many scholars in the past.

In fact, listing the two is just a metonymy. They are the most representative gains after becoming the first place, which means leading here. The purpose of many scholars in ancient times was to get ahead. So people often use this sentence to encourage others or their children to read. The revelation between the lines is that reading and becoming famous was an excellent way out of life at that time.

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Zhao Heng's life

Song Zhenzong Zhao Heng (65438+February 23, 968 -65438+March 23, 0022), the third emperor of the Song Dynasty (reigned from May 8, 997 to May 8, 65438+March 23, 0022), the third son of Song Taizong, and his mother was Li Xinyu of Yuan De. Originally named Zhao Dechang, it was later changed to Zhao and Zhao Yuankan.

Zhenzong is not the eldest son of Taizong, nor is his mother a queen. He is not qualified to inherit the throne. When the eldest brother Zhao Yuanzuo went crazy and the second brother Zhao Yuanxuan died suddenly, it was his turn to inherit the throne. In the same month, he succeeded to the throne, and the country name was changed to "Xianping" the following year. At the beginning of Zhenzong's accession to the throne, he was diligent in political affairs. The whole country was divided into 15 roads. The transshipment envoys from all walks of life took turns to report to Beijing, exempting the tax arrears since the Five Dynasties.

Zhao Heng is ill. In February of the following year, he was seriously ill. On the day of Wuwu, the prince was appointed to the throne and died in Yanqing Hall of Bianjing Palace. After Zhao Heng's death, the temple was named Zhenzong and was buried in Yongding Mausoleum.

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