"Five winds and ten rains are ripe at the age of ten, and Zuo Tu You Shi is healthy." Only through the wind and rain, or through the wind and rain, can crops mature, and only by reading more books on Hutuluo and classics, can the body and mind be healthy.

2. "From the ancient lover, you must learn the Tao, and you can be honest and sincere." Since ancient times, only by loving reading and learning the Tao rationally can we cultivate people with good heart, noble character and love.

3. "Poetry is so wonderful that I forget my meaning, and I read history frequently and hear the sound of slapping." Reciting poems can make you forget the fish, and reading poems can make you feel surprised.

4. "The doubt about the ancient history of the family is that it is difficult for heaven and talent to give up love." Read more books, make yourself stronger and bigger, and become a talented person. I am not afraid of being useless, and it is difficult for God or others to give up their love.

5. "It is more beautiful to read thousands of poems, and it is not enough to write thousands of poems." Read more books, and the poems you create will be more beautiful. Learn to raise and learn to raise, and learn more to raise talents.

Extended data

Zuo Zongtang: 18 12 1 1 month 10 (the seventh day of October, the seventeenth year of Qing Jiaqing) was born in Zuojiaduan, Xiangyin County, Changsha Prefecture, Hunan Province. Be wise by nature, and be less ambitious. 18 16 years (twenty-first year of Jiaqing), he went to Changsha, the provincial capital, to study with his father. 1827 (the seventh year of Daoguang) won the second place in Changsha government test. He not only studied Confucian classics, but also dabbled in practical learning, and regarded those famous works involving China's history, geography, military affairs, economy, water conservancy and other contents as treasures, which played a great role in leading troops to fight and managing finances.

Zuo Zongtang is the author of Chu Barracks System (with bylaws) and Park Cunge's Agricultural Books (lost). Its manuscripts and official documents are equal to the Complete Works of Zuo Wenxiang in the late Qing Dynasty. In the 1980s and 1990s, Yuelu Bookstore and Hunan Academy of Social Sciences compiled the Complete Works of Zuo Zongtang, which increased by one third compared with the previous book? [2]? . His poems are also included in The Collection of Poems of Yat Sen in Yat Sen, Volume 137. ?

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia (Zuo Zongtang)