富家不用买良田,书中自有千钟粟。安房不用架高梁,书中自有黄金屋。娶妻莫恨无良媒,书中有女颜如玉。出门莫恨无随人,书中车马多如簇。男儿欲遂平生志,六经勤向窗前读。这是宋真宗赵恒的《劝学诗》,引自坊间本《绘图解人颐》卷一。此诗流传很多版本,字词略有差异,但大义基本一致。宋人黄坚《古文真宝》前集卷一称此诗为《真宗皇帝劝学文》,内容与上引仅一句 Rich families do not have to buy farmland, and they have thousands of mills in their books. There is no need for sorghum in the room, and there is a gold house in the book. The wives and wives hate the unscrupulous media. There are female faces in the book. Out of the door, Mo is no one else, and there are many carriages and horses in the book. The boy wanted to live his life, and Liu Jing read it to the window. This is Song Zhengzong Zhao Heng’s “Persuasive Poems,” which he quoted from “The Drawing Solution” by Volume I. This poem is circulated in many versions. The words are slightly different, but Dayi is basically the same. The Song Dynasty Huang Jian “Ancient Treasures of Ancient Scriptures” set a volume of this poem as “Authorized Emperor Wen Zhengwen”, and the content is only one sentence.