Write two couplets that you think are the best, and then choose one of them to say what's good about it.

(1) At the end of the Qing Dynasty, a man named Zhao Fan wrote a couplet in Wuhou Temple in Chengdu. Li Anyun:

If you can attack his heart, you will be self-defeating. Since ancient times, knowing that soldiers are not good at fighting;

It is wrong to combine leniency with severity without judging the situation. You should think hard about governing Shu in the future.

This pair of couplets not only summarizes the characteristics of Zhuge Liang's use of troops in Sichuan, but also summarizes Zhuge Liang's general plan of governing Sichuan, thus putting forward his own political views of pros and cons, combining leniency with severity, peace with war, and being both civil and military. It is very philosophical and contains profound dialectics, which is thought-provoking. Compared with any excellent philosophical poem in history, it shows no weakness. Since its publication, the association has received rave reviews. What people "value" is the profundity and seriousness of this connection. When Mao Zedong visited Wuhou Temple on 1958, he read this couplet carefully and spoke highly of it.

(2) in the Ming dynasty, Xu Wei once rebelled:

Part I: Good reading is not good reading.

Bottom line: A good book is not a good book.

The first couplet refers to reading when I was young, but I don't like reading. I like reading when I am old, but I don't like reading.

They are all famous couplets. I hope I can help you.