What is the classical Chinese for "the emperor goes to bed early"?

May your majesty go to bed early and have no worries about state affairs.

The difference between classical Chinese and vernacular Chinese;

1, classical Chinese

It is a written language in China, mainly including the written language based on spoken language in the pre-Qin period, commonly known as "Duxing".

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, no articles were invented to record words. Bamboo slips and silk are used to record characters, but silk is expensive, bamboo slips are bulky and the number of words recorded is limited. In order to record more things on a roll of bamboo slips, it is necessary to delete unimportant words It can be said that "classical Chinese" is the earliest "compressed" format of written records in the world, and later it became "paper". Being able to use "classical Chinese" has evolved into a symbol of reading and literacy. Compared with classical Chinese, vernacular Chinese, that is, articles written in vernacular Chinese, is also called stylistic writing. The official style in ancient times was classical Chinese. Before the Eastern Han Dynasty, the use of bamboo slips, silk books, etc. as document carriers inevitably required concise words.

2. vernacular

Papermaking was invented in the Eastern Han Dynasty. With the technical progress and the invention of movable type printing in Song Dynasty, all these laid a material foundation for the emergence of vernacular Chinese.

I feel that classical Chinese is compact and difficult to understand compared with modern languages, but the word capacity is high, and a word often contains a lot of content. The vernacular language is relatively easy to understand and the content is simple.