元末明初有一位乡村教师叫陶宗仪,因家境贫寒,在教学之余常下田耕耘。休息的时候,便把治学心得和诗作、见闻写到伸手捡到的几片树叶上,然后把它们放进一口瓮里。装满了,就埋在一棵树下。十年过去,装满树叶的瓮有了10个。一天,他让学生把这些瓮都挖了出来,将叶子上的文字加以抄录整理,便写成了一部书,书名叫《南树辍耕录》,共30卷。据说,这部书现在还能在某些图书馆里看到。 At the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, there was a village teacher named Tao Zongyi. Because of his poor family, he often went to work under the fields. At the time of rest, he wrote his scholarships, poems, and writings on the few leaves he reached and put them in a mouthful. When it is full, it is buried under a tree. Ten years later, there were 10 pods filled with leaves. One day, he asked the students to dig up all of the skeletons and transcribe the words on the leaves. Then he wrote a book called “Nan Shu Jin Cultivation Record,” a total of 30 volumes. It is said that the book can now be seen in some libraries.