Whose ancient poems are the best in The Scholars?

In The Scholars, Mr. Yun Qingchuan is an outstanding poet in China's ancient poetry.

Excerpt from the original:

Changshu is a place full of humanistic atmosphere. At this time, there was a Mr. Yun Qingchuan, whose classical poems were the best in the world. When Dr. Yu was seventeen or eighteen, he studied poetry with him. Mrs. Qi is fair: "Yu Xianggong, you are a poor man. These poems about optics are useless. You need to learn two skills to find food. " When I was a teenager, I also knew geography, fortune-telling and choice. I've taught you now. Save it for emergencies. "

Content main idea:

The Scholars is a satirical novel, which criticizes and exposes the present social situation and the fate of Confucian scholars with pungent brushwork. The novel vividly depicts the living state and spiritual realm of ordinary scholars under the imperial examination system. It reveals the concept of fame and fortune, bureaucracy, interpersonal relationship and the whole social atmosphere through life.

The author starts with exposing the imperial examination system and the ugly soul of corporal in this system, and then satirizes the fatuity and incompetence of feudal officials, the greed and meanness of landlords and gentry, the hypocrisy and meanness of arty celebrities, and the decay of the whole feudal ethical code system and the distortion of scholars' souls.

By depicting this "ugly picture" of literati, it shows the poison of money and power to people's character, clearly shows the author's basic position of denying fame and fortune, and entrusts the author with the pursuit of an ideal society through a few rare sages who are indifferent to fame and fortune and abide by morality.