Reported 11 months ago
In the Ming Dynasty, Xu Wei, a renowned literary figure, painter, and playwright, became known for his extreme brevity and innovation in the imperial examinations. Despite his talent, he faced hardships and poverty in his later years. Xu Wei's unique couplet, 'Good at studying, not interested in studying; Good at studying, not interested in studying,' highlighted the importance of cherishing time and education. Despite its simplicity, the profound meaning and unique format of the couplet led to it being hailed as 'timeless' by experts.
Source: YAHOO