? The ancients said: "Without virtue, there is no way to stand up, and without learning, there is no way to be sincere to oneself." Cultivating oneself, raising one's family, and becoming an official to serve the country begin with learning. But once virtue is acquired, learning can begin. The way of learning is to put literature first and martial arts second. If you use both literature and martial arts, great achievements can be achieved. Therefore, Cao Gong said: "Those who rely on literature will perish, and those who rely on martial arts will perish. This is what King Yan is doing."
?? The key to learning is perseverance and magnanimity. Those who are persistent will get things done, and those who have good temperament will not be humiliated. Therefore, Confucius said in the past: "She is also Lu." However, with his constant ambition, he eventually became an immortal Confucian. Shan Tao was not as talented as Ji Ruan, but because of his magnanimity, he was honored by the two of them. Tan Zhi is better than An Shi, and An Shi also sees victory in this way. Huanying's roar is a strange story in the world. Isn't it appropriate that Emperor Gao of the Han Dynasty did not know poetry and calligraphy, but ended up being praised by the world for his courage?
?? This is what I heard: Those who have only civil and military skills or high integrity are not enough to hold a big position. Both can be used, how good is it!