Three hundred famous poems shook the nations, but I just want to be a rich merchant!

Summary

In the Ming Lun Hall, Jiang Han captivated scholars with his exceptional poetic talent, despite never having written before. His piece, "The Broken Kiln Ode," emphasized that success is influenced by both destiny and personal effort. Using historical examples, he illustrated that even great figures faced hardships before achieving greatness. Jiang Han encouraged students to strive for self-improvement and maintain their aspirations, regardless of circumstances. His straightforward yet thought-provoking language invigorated the audience, prompting reflections on ambition and perseverance. The session concluded with students expressing gratitude, and Jiang Han left feeling fulfilled.

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