"Nothing is difficult to a willing mind" means "Nothing is difficult to a willing mind". The first clear source, why not worry about simple evil? " From "The Biography of Lu Xiang in the New Tang Dynasty", the whole sentence is a metaphor that you often have a hard time with yourself. When you are in trouble, you will make trouble, be suspicious and ask for trouble.

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Let's be the prefect of Yizhou and the provincial judge of Jiannan, and be a benevolent government. Sima Wei sincerely advised: "The people should be severely punished in protest, otherwise, the people will be slow and fearless." Answer: "The government only governs, so it should use criminal law to intimidate trees?" If you don't obey, you will be Shu. Tired migration to Zhou Pu secretariat, and hedong provincial judges. The little official was reprimanded and sent away, while the big official argued in vain, thinking that he could stick to it, like saying, "Human feelings are far apart, which means he doesn't know that I speak evil? Those who must be responsible should start with you. " The official retired in shame. Taste said: "There is nothing in the world, and it is annoying to be disturbed by mediocrity." The first clear source, why not worry about simple evil? " Therefore, people who come here are pregnant with it.

Lu Xiangxian was recommended as prime minister during the dictatorship of Princess Taiping, but he refused to attach himself to the princess family, strongly opposed the princess's attempt to depose the emperor, and had the right to "protect" Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. After the congenital coup, they tried their best to protect the officials who had taken refuge in Princess Taiping's family, which ensured the stability of North Korea to some extent. After he was dismissed from office, he served as a local official in Yizhou, Zhou Pu and other places, and his administration was lenient, which won the love of the officials and people under his rule.