Yao Nai's "Collected Poems of Xi Baoxuan" Volume VI "Book of Fu Cao Yun Road" Yun:
Nai smelled it again: "Words are wordless, and deeds are not far away." "If you can't be contemptuous of your words, then zengzi abstains from it." What about saying that the Bible is mixed with disdain for the teachings and the posterity? When the Tang Dynasty, the monks did not understand the text, but wrote their teachers in slang, called "quotations", and the disciples of the Confucians of the Song Dynasty overshadowed it and imitated it. However, as a disciple, he remembered the master, and was afraid of losing his truth, and he was still taking Erye. Those who wrote their own books in the Ming Dynasty also followed their words, so why should this be taken? May mr. Li's words be as common as "quotations" as easy as possible, so that the written text is good.
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