The Jin Li Mi was raised by his grandmother after his father died and his mother remarried. Summoned to office by the Jin emperor, he asked to stay with her until her death, in a memorial that gave the idioms
日薄西山 'the sun sinking behind the western hills' and
急于星火 'more urgent than a shooting star'. An old saying holds that anyone who can read it without weeping is not a filial son.