Core of the Sage.

Summary

Du Yu's poetry creation faces skepticism, as critics doubt his ability to produce a stabilizing poem after a perceived creative decline. Amidst mockery, Du Yu surprises with his final lines, "to gaze a thousand miles, to ascend one more floor," which elevate his work beyond expectations. Xu Shao praises the poem as a peak in five-character quatrains, highlighting its profound philosophy and artistic merit. The audience is left in awe, recognizing Du Yu's talent as unparalleled, while Zhong Hang Le, a rival scholar, is furious at the unexpected acclaim, marking a pivotal moment in Du Yu's reputation as a poetic immortal.

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