中国古代有许多文人墨客借其书斋联来表达自己对人生的理解或寄托自己的情怀,既富有生活气息又充满哲理,读来颇给人以启迪。 “扬州八怪”之一的郑板桥的书斋联为:“咬住几句有用书可以充饥,养成数竿新生竹直似儿孙。” In ancient China, many literary men and women used their ideas to express their own understanding of life or sustenance their feelings, both full of life and full of philosophy, read rather quite inspire people. Zheng Banqiao, one of the “Eight Eccentrics in Yangzhou”, reads: “Bite a few useful books to feed your hunger and develop new bamboo poles that look like children and grandchildren.”