The original text of Zeng Xian Wen in Ming Dynasty is as follows: Only doing good deeds will lead to the future of Mo Wen. Narrow rivers and water are exciting, and people are in urgent need of family planning. Knowing that there are tigers in the mountains, don't go to Tiger Mountain.

Explanation:

You should do more good deeds and do well in the present.

Extended data

"But doing good deeds will lead to the future of Mo Wen" doesn't mean that you really don't care about the future, but as long as you persist in doing the right thing and taking the right path, the future will come naturally. There are other similar words, such as: "It's just the right way, it's not good for you, don't rush and don't advance" (Dong Zhongshu), "Mo Wen gains, but strives for hard work" (Zeng Guofan) and "There is no trace of me in the sky, but I have flown". (Tagore)

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Augmented Xianwen