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This book is set against the background of the turbulent times when rituals and music collapsed in the late Spring and Autumn Period. It gives a complete account of Zhuan Sunshi (zi Zhang), a great disciple of Confucius, who was born in Wenshui, inherited the family tradition at a young age, studied in Qufu, traveled around the country with Confucius, and returned home. Empress Lu assisted Confucius in writing books, Zhu Si gave lectures, and Gui Lao wrote books, and finally became the leader of the eight schools of Confucianism - Zi Zhang Zhiru. The feudal dynasties of all dynasties continued to pursue posthumous titles, achieving a magnificent life with a lasting cultural heritage. With one person's perseverance, he writes about the inheritance of Confucianism for one generation, so that his descendants can continue it to this day, and reproduce the thousand-year power of Qilu cultural heritage that is endless and timeless.