One more thing, one winter night, Shao Yong was warming himself around the stove. At this moment, there was a knock at the door, first one, then five. It turned out that the neighbor came to borrow something. Shao Yong asked his neighbor not to say what he borrowed, and asked his son to sound out what his neighbor wanted to borrow. His son guessed that his neighbor wanted to borrow a hoe, and Shao Yong said, "No, it's an axe." Sure enough, I asked.

One day during the reign of Zhiping, Shao Yong and his students were walking on the bridge, only to see dark clouds gathering and birds singing in the sky. Shao Yong said: "Observing the geogas can tell the rise and fall of chaos. The geogas marching from north to south indicates that the world will be ruled. The earth's atmosphere moves from south to north, and the world will be in chaos. Today, the atmosphere in the south of the earth comes from the north, and birds come first. The court took southerners as the phase, and the world has been troubled since then. " Sure enough, Song Shenzong initiated Wang Anshi's political reform, which was positive in history class. But in history, the evaluation of this political reform is not very high. Wang Anshi is called "difficult to be" xianggong ",that is to say, he is stubborn in character and does things his own way, not listening to persuasion. He said that Wang's personality was eccentric. He studied all night, his clothes were covered with stains, and he didn't even wash his face for months. Wang Anshi today.

Wang Anshi

Shao Yong was knowledgeable, and the emperor granted officials many times, but he refused. He founded the Theory of Innate Nature, which discusses that everything evolved from Taiji, and he is the author of Viewing Things, The Map of Innate Nature, The Classic of Emperor Ji, and The Collection of Killing the Ground in Yichuan. Now the plum blossom technique used by fortune tellers has been handed down by Shao Yong, and it can predict the outcome of things according to the time and space when they happen. Shao Yong, a more advanced scholar, obviously didn't pass him down, and later generations can only look at his height, but can't reach it.