From Du Fu's
茅屋为秋风所破歌 (Song of My Cottage Wrecked by the Autumn Wind): if only I had a mansion of ten thousand rooms to shelter all the world's cold scholars in joy, unmoved by wind and rain, steady as a mountain. After the autumn wind tore the roof off his Chengdu thatched hut, Du Fu wished such sturdy shelter for everyone, embodying the Confucian ideal of putting hardship for others before comfort for oneself.