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What word does "eight hundred Li Qinchuan will eventually be Chu" come from? full text

Where there is a will, there is a way. If you burn your bridges, you will end up in Chu.

Hard-working people live up to expectations, and 3 thousand armor can swallow Wu.

This famous couplet, which everyone likes very much, is considered to be the original work of Pu Songling, a famous writer in Qing Dynasty. Numerous quotations are said to be Pu Songling's study couplets and book case paperweight inspirational couplets, which are convincing.

Who is the author of this famous couplet?

Shanxi Daily (2004-08-23 05:4 1:59) recorded in Yu's Ming Yan that "calligraphy couplets-where there is a will, there is a way, cross the rubicon, and one hundred and twenty Qin passes will eventually lead to Chu; Hard-working people live up to expectations, and 3 thousand armor can swallow Wu. [Author] Hu Jiyuan was born in the Ming Dynasty, and his life story is unknown. [Explanation] This couplet is widely circulated among the people and has a great influence. There are also many legendary authors. Jin-Hee Kim wrote it and Pu Songling wrote it. Deng Wenbin's "Awakening" notes in Qing Dynasty were written by Hu Jiyuan in Ming Dynasty. This connection tells the story of Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, burning his bridges and Gou Jian, the king of Yue, doing his best, which shows the importance of loyalty. " Although there are doubts about who the author is here, it is also clear that the author is Hu Jiyuan of the Ming Dynasty.

Jin-Hee Kim, also known as Jin Sheng, worshipped the frame and became a scholar at the beginning. The Qing soldiers went south, led many people to resist risks, and restored Ningguo and other counties in Anhui. Soon, the Qing soldiers arrived, were defeated and captured, and were killed in the first year of Hong Guang (1645). I have read Wu Gongheng's "Lian Yan", which records: "Jin also has a library with a cloud: cross the rubicon, and the twelve Qin passes will eventually lead to Chu; Eat your bread, taste your intestines, and swallow Wu for three thousand. Exquisite and aggressive The next day, the army and the Qing army started fighting, and this alliance was its Zhang Ben. " It can be seen that Jin-Hee Kim is the author, not groundless.

However, after searching the historical materials about Pu Songling, it was not found that this couplet was a record of Pu Songling's creation. It can be seen that Pu Songling is the author and can definitely be ruled out.