The story of Wang Mian in The Scholars is summarized as the story of Wang Mian who was born in a peasant family. He can't go to school because his family is poor. He works in the fields during the day and studies under the ever-burning lamp in the temple at night. He worked tirelessly and became a self-taught man.

The reason why Wang Mian in ancient times became a famous painter and poet lies in Wang Mian's concentration on reading when he was young. This firm ambition and tenacious learning spirit are the cornerstones of his later success.

A Brief Introduction to Wang Mian's Other Situations in The Scholars.

Wang Mian Zizhang, also known as "Zhu Shi Shan Nong" and "Plum Blossom Master", was born in Qiaofeng, Zhuji, Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province, and was a famous painter, poet and seal engraver in Yuan Dynasty. He was born in poverty, herded cattle for others in his childhood, and became a success by self-study.

Wang Mian is aloof and disdainful of powerful people. His poems sympathize with people's sufferings, condemn powerful people, despise fame and fortune, and describe pastoral seclusion. Zhu Zhai Ji consists of three volumes and two sequels. I love plum blossoms all my life, planting plum blossoms and Yongmei, and attacking and painting plum blossoms. The painted plum blossoms are dense, full of business, vigorous and powerful, which has a great influence on future generations.