What do you mean, poetry is readable, and fame is hard to hope for?

This sentence should be understood in the ancient environment, that is, it has the blessing of reading and learning, but it has not made it an official life. Because in ancient times, having the opportunity to study was a noble profession, even if there was no way to enter the official position through the imperial examination, you could enjoy a high social status and make a living from it. Put it in a fortune-telling book, the original intention is to persuade that person to be poor and happy, and not to aim too high.

If placed in a modern environment, going to school has become a popular thing, and its significance will change with the times. It can be roughly understood as: without senior civil servants and business tycoons, you will have a good job and lead an ordinary life, but you will be happier than most people.

I don't understand. You don't go to school. Knowledge is the foundation of modern existence. In ancient times, you could be an illiterate pawn, but now it's not that environment. Even waiters can't be illiterate!