Original text: Wang Mian native, Zhuji native, when he was seven or eight years old, his father ordered cattle to go to Longshang, stole into the school hall and listened to all kinds of birthday books; Listen to yourself and learn from your memory. Come back at dusk and forget about its cow. Or blame the cow, and my father is angry. As good as ever. Mother said, "My son is so stupid that he doesn't listen to anything?"

Because the crown is gone, I live by the monk temple. Sneak out at night, sit on the Buddha's lap and read with the ever-burning lamp. There are many earth statues in the Buddha statue, which are hideous and outrageous; Guaner, if you don't see it. Han people in Anyang have different personalities. They are recorded as the eldest son and studied as Confucian scholars. Sexual death not only welcomes the mother to raise across the city.

Wang Mian is from Zhuji. When he was seven or eight years old, his father asked him to go to the ridge to herd cattle. He sneaked into the school and listened to the students.

Books; After listening, just memorize it. Go home at night and forget Petunia. -father hit him angrily, but soon he was the same as before, mother said; "My son is so single-minded, why not let him do what he wants!"

So Wang Mian left home and lived in the monk temple. Sneak out at night, sit on the Buddha's lap, and read in front of the Buddha with a lamp that never dies day and night. The loud reading sound lasts until dawn. Most of the Buddha statues are idols made of earth, which are ferocious and terrible; Wang Mian is a child, as calm as if he didn't see it. Han Xing of Anyang heard that he was different, so he accepted him as an apprentice and became a well-read Confucian scholar.

Jin Shu

The Book of Jin is one of the twenty-four histories of China, co-authored by, and others, with a total of 2 1 authors. In recorded history, from the early years of Sima Yi in the Three Kingdoms Period to the second year of the Eastern Jin Dynasty (420), Emperor Wu of Song abolished Jin and became the emperor. At the same time, the book describes the situation of the sixteen countries' political power in the form of "record".

The original narrative and catalogue contain one volume each, including ten volumes of Emperor Ji, twenty volumes of local chronicles, seventy volumes of biographies, thirty volumes of factual records, and one hundred and thirty-two volumes of * *. Later, narrative examples and catalogues were lost, and now there are 130 volumes.