Lin Daqin, the top scholar in Ming Dynasty, wrote couplets.

The couplets of Lin Daqin, the top scholar in Ming Dynasty, are as follows:

1, according to the query of Lin Daqin's Couplet Collection, I know that there is no need for walls, and I am afraid that heaven and earth will be bound by me; Open the door and put the country in my mind: Lin Daqin, the champion of the Ming Dynasty, used this couplet to express his pursuit of transcending limitations and opening up his mind. He hopes to contribute to the prosperity and development of the country through his own efforts without any conditions or restrictions.

2. Days add years, people prolong life, and spring dries up Kun Fu. This pair of widely circulated couplets is written by Lin Daqin, the only literary champion in Chaoshan and even in eastern Guangdong. Among them, the increase of days and years means that God has increased the time of one year and people have increased their life span by one year. Spring is full of dry Kun Fu, which means that spring is just before and after the Spring Festival. The breath of spring is full of Langlang Gankun, and the doors of every household are hung.