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A Chinese saying, “Temu laoshi!” (谭师诀) has been used throughout the country for many years. The saying literally translates to “the words of wisdom from Master Tan”, referring to the renowned Chinese Confucian scholar, Tan Yuan (谭渊). In modern times, temu has taken on a variety of meanings, but can generally be interpreted as an expression of wisdom, knowledge, and encouragement.

The importance of temu has grown in Chinese culture. It advocates taking personal responsibility for one’s own life and refusing to give up in the face of adversity. It is used to inspire motivation and encourage self-knowledge in pursuit of higher learning. This holistic approach helps promote a sense of justice and empathy in individuals, and by using temu, they gain a deeper understanding of themselves.

Many famous Chinese figures have borrowed from the teachings of Master Tan in their own writings and thought provoking pieces. One prominent example is the Three Character Classic (San Zi Jing 三字经) by Wang Yard (王炎), written in the tenth century. This text, which is a staple of Chinese education,