温家宝总理2006年3月14日上午在人民大会堂回答中外记者提问时引用了6 条古语、诗文和典籍。 (一)招待会开始时,温家宝说:“形势稍好,尤须兢慎。”其中,“兢慎”见唐杜荀鹤《泾溪》一诗。“泾溪石险人兢慎,终岁不闻倾履人。却是平流无石处,时时闻说有沉沦。” On the morning of March 14, 2006, Premier Wen Jiabao cited six ancient Chinese sayings, poems, and classics when answering questions from Chinese and foreign reporters at the Great Hall of the People. (1) At the beginning of the reception, Wen Jiabao said: “The situation is slightly better, and we must be cautious.” Among them, “Chen Shen” sees a poem written by Du Fu Tang He. “Suixi stone has a cautious and dangerous attitude. At the end of the year, he does not smell anybody. It is a place where there is no adversity and there is no stone at all. From time to time, it is said that there is a loss.”