In the Qing Dynasty, Wang Shizhen said in "A Talk on the Red, Tan Xianer and Wei Shangshu's Motto": "Patience is a good way to live in your hometown."

Patience can eliminate all disasters. [Ancient Rome] Virgil's Aeneas can't be changed, so it's better to endure it. Seneca's collection of letters is patient, but helpful. Tolerance makes virtue great. Chen Shujun, a tree of Shang and Zhou Dynasties, endured the enemy's disaster. Ye Song Meng De's Tale of Summer is intolerable, and neither is it. Only those who know more can do it. Patience is painful, but its fruit is sweet. Rousseau's Emile