What has "Poetry Conference" inspired you?

The Poetry Conference has given me a taste of the beauty of Chinese poetry, and made me realize that the accumulation of culture really changes a person's temperament and the way he or she perceives the world.

When I face difficulties in life, I will chant "The long wind will break the waves sometimes, and the clouds will sail through the sea" to cheer myself up.

When I see my child's good results and warn him not to be proud of them, I will say to him, "I want to see a thousand miles, but I want to go up a level."

Saying goodbye to a friend who is sad but still wants him to have a great future, I would say, "Don't worry about the road ahead without a close friend, who under the sun doesn't know you."

When I went to climb Mount Tai, I saw the sea of clouds under my feet, and at this time I just wanted to say, "I'll be at the top of the mountain, and I can see all the mountains."

When I can't go home for the holidays, I'll softly chant, "I'm alone in a foreign land, and I miss my family twice as much during the festivals." So hurry up and give your parents a call to say hello.

In fact, the ancient Chinese poetry is not far away from us, it is closely related to our lives, it condenses the wisdom and emotions of the ancients, and it always touches our hearts appropriately.