The author of Disciples Rules is Li Yuxiu, a native of Xinjiang during the reign of Qing Kang Gan. The first edition was called "Seeking Dreams", and Fukuyama Jia Muzhai revised it into "Disciples' Rules". Reprinted and widely circulated, it became a popular children's enlightenment book in the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China because of its readability and practicality. A total of 360 sentences, 1440 words. In the form of simple words and three-character classics, this paper expounds the importance of learning, the truth of being a man and the common sense of politeness in dealing with people.

The influence of that content of Di Zi Gui

The first eight sentences are general remarks; Sentences 9 to 108 mainly talk about "filial piety when entering, filial piety when leaving"; The sentences 109 to 3 12 mainly talk about "love the masses, but love the benevolent"; At the end of 3 13 sentence, we mainly talk about "reading methods". The whole style is concise, convincing and indoctrinating, which has had a certain influence on the modern education history of China and played a certain role in the establishment of social and cultural norms.

Among them, such as "getting up early and staying up late is easy to get old and cherish this moment", "few people, not drinking, drunk, the ugliest", "bitter words, swearing, market sentiment, cut it off", "Don't make light promises, make light promises, advance and retreat moderately" and "convince people with power, otherwise, convince them with reason. If you wear clothes and eat, you are not as good as people, so don't be unhappy. " It can be said that it is still popular among the people.