Why is there no news from the children who chiseled the wall and stole the light when they grow up?

At that time, it was just to describe or wanted to focus on describing the unsatisfactory reading of the cold window at that time, especially the children of poor families with relatively difficult conditions, so there was not much description of the things that were well described in this paragraph and grew up in the later period.

Because Kuang Heng grew up and gained fame, he has always achieved the position of prime minister as an official, but because of his mistakes in his later years, Kuang Heng was demoted to a commoner

What happened to the little boy who chiseled the wall and stole the light? An unguessable ending.

Kuang Heng of the Han Dynasty did not have a kerosene lamp at home when he was a child, so he dug a hole in the wall of his neighbor's house and studied hard with the light that came through. When he grew up, he became a petty official in his hometown, and later won the emperor's appreciation for translating the "Book of Songs", and finally became the prime minister.

Later, he became a great writer and became an official in the palace, which is the fact that a hard-working people have succeeded through ups and downs.

This child is Kuang Heng of the Han Dynasty, and when he grew up, he became famous for his understanding of the Book of Songs, and was the imperial historian during the Han Yuan Emperor period, ranking as the third duke, and also served as the prime minister in the later period, but in his later years, he abused his power for personal gain, and the eldest son Kuang Chang was drunk and murdered, and he also ignored the protection of the king's law, and was finally demoted to a commoner.

During the period of Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty, Kuang Heng was very valued by the emperor, and rewarded him and named him the Marquis of Anle. According to the Book of Han, Kuang Heng sent servants to this land to collect more than 1,000 stones. After the death of Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty, after Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty ascended the throne, someone reported him, and then Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty was demoted to a commoner.

This has also become a stain on his life.

The child named Kuang Heng was named Kuang Heng, and he finally succeeded in his studies through his own hard work, became an economist in the Western Han Dynasty, and successfully became the prime minister.

Later, Kuang Hengguan became the prime minister, but he was corrupt and perverted the law to swallow the country's land, and was finally removed from the position of prime minister and demoted to the common people.

He became a patriot and made some contributions to society with the talents he learned, which made people admire him very much.

He was very good later, because he rarely appeared, rarely appeared in the spotlight, did not appear in books, did not have ** wealth information, and there was no gossip disclosure, so there was no news.

Chiseling the wall to steal the light, mostly refers to people who study hard in the cold window, and also describes people as very hard. In ancient times and today, learning is indeed a way to get ahead. However, no one has studied too much into whether this fable is credible or not, and most parents will use this fable to inspire their children.

The child who chiseled the wall and stole the light was Kuang Heng, and Kuang Heng was very much used by the imperial court when he grew up. And held an important official position in the imperial court, and at the same time Kuang Heng was also a famous scholar in the Western Han Dynasty, and he also wrote the "Book of Songs". Kuang Heng chiseled the wall to steal light when he was a child, and he worked hard and diligently, so he can make a difference when he grows up, and he is also known to many people.

"Cutting through the wall and stealing the light" is a story that is used to encourage people in their studies to be brave and create the good character of creating conditions even if they have no conditions. This child didn't have much educational significance in the future, so it was ignored.