I worked as a primary school teacher in the late Ming Dynasty. China's fifth most famous novel: a hundred-chapter magical realism novel with education as the main line and the history of the Ming Dynasty as the background.
The poem says:
When the water is full, the moon is overflowing and the moon is full and waning, and the stories in the world are reincarnated.
The rich and powerful only seek eternity, but do not know that heaven is not partial.
As the saying goes, when the water is full, it overflows, and when the moon is full, it loses. When anything reaches its peak, it will inevitably begin to decline. The ancients once said that history is a cyclical process. Some people try to get rid of this evil calamity for a long time, but they never get it. As everyone knows, the root cause of not being able to last long is actually due to their own actions. The following poem has triggered a story about countless heroic teachers in the late Ming Dynasty who resisted oppression, pursued truth, made suggestions, and sacrificed their lives for the rejuvenation of the country...
