Master drinks ink and tells me what you think of this story.

The story of the young master drinking ink tells us:

People who drink ink must be very knowledgeable. This sentence is not necessarily correct. It depends on what the person uses to drink ink.

Only if he drinks ink with his brain and heart, this person will be knowledgeable; if he only drinks ink with his mouth, then he is a idiot.

This story has an ironic meaning. On the surface, it says that the young master studied hard and became knowledgeable. In fact, it satirizes the fact that the young master has no knowledge in his mind.