What are the eight words inscribed on Bing Xin's tombstone by Sun Tzu?

Bing Xin's grandson carved eight words on Bing Xin's tombstone, bad teacher and white teacher.

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Bing Xin (1900- 1999) is a famous writer in China in the 20th century. 1923, a communication essay "To a Young Reader" opened a creative path for "China Children's Literature" and won many praises in the literary world.

Since then, her literary creation has maintained a fairly high level and output. She has published many essays, poems, novels and collections of children's literature, and translated many foreign literary masterpieces, becoming a model of modern writers.

Because of her great contribution to China's modern literature, she had both ability and political integrity and outstanding talent, and lived to the age of 99. Therefore, Bing Xin was one of the few female writers called "Mr." when she was alive in China.

Bing Xin (1900- 1999), formerly known as Xie Wanying, was born in Changle, Fujian, and 10 was born in Fuzhou on June 5th. Representative works "For a Young Reader", poetry collections "Stars", "Spring Water" and so on. Bing Xin's creation has a unique artistic style, that is, gentle and cordial feelings, slightly melancholy colors, implicit techniques and fresh and beautiful language.

Xie Wanying took Bing Xin as his pen name because in 19 19, Bing Xin used Bing Xin as his pen name for the first time when he published his first novel Two Families.

According to Bing Xin, "At that time, I didn't want my classmates to know that I wrote the article. Bing Xin's strokes were simple and easy to write, which was consistent with my real name.

After I was born, my grandfather asked a fortune teller to tell my fortune. The fortune teller said I should be a man, and I was hit by satellites. He also said that I was short of fire. So my second uncle named me' Wan Ying', and there are two words' fire' on the prefix' English'. "