《宋史·列传·卷一百六十六》
从前人主对于敢于直言的大臣，不是高兴地听他们的话，就是勉励他们，否则就疏远他们，没听说有不采纳他的意见而又用他的。
昔人主之于诤臣，非乐而听之，即勉而从之，否则疏而远之，未闻有不用其言而复用其人者。
In the past, most monarchs either liked to listen to or encourage the ministers who dared to speak up, or alienate them. I have never heard of a person who did not accept his opinions but used him.