What is the original poem of "Poor Inherent Wind"? Where does this sentence come from?

"Poverty leads to change" comes from Cixi. Many people know the phrase "poverty leads to change", but they don't know its origin. In fact, this sentence comes from a poem by Cixi. When Cixi's mother was 70 years old, she didn't have time to celebrate her birthday, so she was asked to send her many things, including a calligraphy written by herself. This calligraphy was preserved for several generations and was finally destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. The poem says: "Parents are the most sincere in the world, and tears and blood are dissolved in their children's bodies. Hard work will eventually become a child, and poverty will inherit the wind! "The original poem of" Birthday to Mother ":Parents are the truest in the world, and tears and blood are dissolved in children. Exhausted heart will eventually become a child, and the poor will bear the wind! Interpretation of the poem: Parents in the world have the truest friendship for their children, and all their efforts are put on them. I am heartbroken for my children, and the most precious and lovely one is inherit the wind! Ye Hena Lagan, a descendant of Cixi, told a short story in The Empress Dowager Cixi I Know, which can quite reflect the soft side of this political strongman. In the second year of Guangxu (1876), Cixi's mother celebrated her birthday. According to common sense, Cixi should be a must. However, there happened to be foreign envoys visiting the palace that day, which was really inseparable. So Cixi prepared some birthday presents, wrote a calligraphy in person, framed it and sent it out. This pair of calligraphy was preserved for several generations and was finally destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. Cixi wrote a big word "Shou" and wrote four poems in Manchu and Chinese under the word "Shou". Cixi was forty-one years old this year, and she had raised children herself, so she should feel the same way about the hardships of being a parent. While paying tribute to her old mother with poetry, she may also convey her sadness as a mother-a mother who lost her son. Source: Literature and History Expo. Literature and history