元末明初有个文学家叫陶宗仪,学习抓得非常紧。下地干活也带着笔墨,劳作中一产生灵感就立即写下来;耳闻目睹到重要事情,也记录下来。有一次,他忘了带纸,就把要写的话写在几片老得发黄的树叶上。写完之后,觉得挺有意思,认为这样既节省了钱又积累了心得,就决心长期写下去。 There was a writer who called Tao Zongyi in the late Yuan Dynasty and the early Ming dynasty. He learned very hard. Work in the fields also took pen and ink, and once the inspiration was created in the work, they were immediately written down; hearing and witnessing important events were also recorded. Once he forgot to bring paper, he wrote the words he wrote on several old yellow leaves. After writing it, I found it very interesting, thinking that this would save money and accumulate experience, so I decided to write it down over the long term.