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Wong Kar-Wai enthusiastically recommends and extracts exquisite words and phrases from more than fifty classics and history collections, and uses "Zuigutang Jiansao" by Xingwentang in the sixth year of Jiayong as the basis. During the Tianqi period of the Ming Dynasty, Lu Shaoheng, a talented man from the south of the Yangtze River, lived in Beijing. When he witnessed the world's vulgar sentiments, he suddenly felt a lump in his chest. Why relieve poverty and sorrow? Only reading. So in his spare time reading, Lu Shaoheng extracted exquisite words and phrases from more than fifty classics and historical collections, divided them into twelve volumes, and compiled them into a book for his own entertainment. Read it carefully, and as you turn your lips and teeth, you can feel the feeling of drunkenness, the ancient meaning, the sword intention, and the chivalrous spirit.