从小受着儒家思想熏陶的中国古代文人,大多怀有“匡社稷,济苍生”的政治使命感,为了实现其人生抱负,他们仗剑去国,背井离乡。然而,在漂泊天涯的风雨途中,他们更多体会到的是“独在异乡为异客”的辛酸;一朝功成名就,身居官场,那现实的污秽,朝政的腐败,同样让他们有“高处不胜寒 Most of the ancient Chinese literati who were influenced by Confucianism since childhood had a sense of political mission of “making marines and sacrificing common people’s living standards.” In order to realize their aspirations of life, they fought swords to go abroad and flee their homes. However, during the stormy days of wandering the world, they are more aware of the bitterness of “being alone in a foreign land and becoming a stranger.” Once they become famous, they live in official circles. The reality of filth and the corruption in their government have also made them "high Department is unspeakable