偶翻旧书,看到有这样一则故事:清朝乾隆年间,有一读书人,在乡试三次落榜后,决定弃文从商。经商后颇赚了一些钱,娶妻生子,家庭小康。但他在商海中染上了赌博恶习,一赌再赌,结果输尽家产,妻离子散,最终成为贼而被官府抓进牢房。他痛定思痛,认识到是赌博毁了他,他咬破手指在牢房的墙上用血写了一首《戒赌诗》,最后绝食而亡。 Even turn old books, saw this story: Qianlong years of the Qing Dynasty, a scholar, three times in the countryside after the test, decided to abandon the text from the business. After doing business quite some money, get married and have children, family well-off. However, he contracted gambling practices in the commercial sea, gambled another bet, resulting in a loss of possessions, his wife and children scattered, eventually becoming a thief and was captured by the government cells. He took pains to realize that it was gambling ruined him. He bit his fingers and wrote a “gamble poem” with blood in the wall of his cell, before he died of hunger strike.