See "Under the fence".

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# The Book of Southern Qi. Volume 4 1. Biography of Zhang Rong integrates metaphysics without learning from others, but God understands others, which is irresistible in black and white.

Yongming Zhong, in case of illness, prefaced himself with (question) [door] method: "The style of my article is mostly surprised by the world. You can learn from your ears and from your heart, not from your ears. "

There is no invariable body in literary works, but the body is invariable. The government should be1> Make it come true.

My husband wants to delete "poems" and "books" to make music. Why not follow 2> under the fence? 」

[Note] (1) Politics: justice.

(2) Conformity: follow the old habits and do not change.

[Reference] Please also refer to the description of allusions in Zhang Shao Biography, Volume 32 of Southern History, which is listed here as the description of allusions for reference.

The word "living under someone else's fence" originally meant living under someone else's house and unable to make a decision.

It is used as a metaphor in the Book of Southern Qi. Volume 4 1. Zhang rongchuan. His work is copied from others.

During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, there was a strange man named Zhang Rong in the Southern Qi State. He is short and ugly, but he is energetic, maverick and informal.

Emperor Gaudi of Qi liked him very much and often met him, saying that he was really unprecedented.

Seeing him in rags, he also gave him his re-cut clothes to show their friendship.

His article is also very special and original, which has caused quite a shock in the literary world. He expounded his writing point of view in the article "Preface of Law", emphasizing that it is better to believe in books than to have no books. There is no so-called conventional style in the article. Scholars should have their own style, not blindly "relying on predecessors", sticking to the old rules and not changing the new ones, and not creating their own style.

However, this idiom is often used literally to describe living under someone else's house and not being able to stand on one's own feet.

Documentary evidence 0 1. Song. Wang Zhi's Book of Harmony with Zhou Shumi: "I think that men can't stand on their own feet, but rely on people's fences; Can't leave a soul, attached to wild vegetation. 」

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