Whose poem is "Nothing goes to the Three Treasures Hall"?

"Nothing is a Scholar" comes from Huang Jingren's miscellaneous feelings, and the whole poem is as follows:

Mixed feelings (Huang Qing Ren Jing)

Immortal Buddha II was unsuccessful, only knowing that the night was uneven; The wind shed is full of sad songs, and the mud is stained with poverty and happiness.

Nine out of ten people are contemptible, all of them are scholars; Don't worry about poetry. Spring birds and autumn insects make their own voices.

Miscellaneous feelings is a seven-character poem by Huang Jingren, a poet in Qing Dynasty. The whole poem is mainly aimed at personal poverty and resentment, elegant but not profound. This poem is the poet's profound understanding of the world and life, highlighting the poet's aggrieved mood with colloquial language, natural accommodation and irony. It fully reflected the anguish of young intellectuals in that era.