Men are ambitious in all directions, from Mao Zedong's "four musts" to Saigō Takamori's poems as the father.

The original poem is

This man is determined to go out of the countryside.

Never pay it back if you are not famous.

Castle peak is full of loyalty.

Why were they wearing boots when they died?

This poem is adapted from Two Poems on a Journey to the East, a monthly poem by a famous monk during the Meiji Restoration in Japan (part two). The following is the original poem:

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Twenty-seven years later, I found Sanjin's mentor.

There should be no time for children to feed back. Don't kiss each other reluctantly in the North Hall.

Secondly,

Men are determined to go to the countryside, and they have never learned anything, and they will never return.

There is no need to bury bones in graves. The world is full of green hills.

In addition, Mao Zedong's "Guy Saigō Takamori" was given to his father on 1909.

"The child is determined to go to the country,

If you don't learn to be famous, you will never pay it back.

Why bury bones in mulberry fields,

Life is everywhere.