"Really?" There was no emotion in Jiang Shuyi's voice, as if she had no feelings about her uncle living in a big villa: "Zhou Zhi, thank you."

"Thank me?" Zhou Zhi became worried: "Is something wrong?"

"No, thank you for the gift you prepared for my dad." Jiang Shuyi said softly: "Fortunately, I was prepared. It would definitely not be appropriate to give money as dad thought before."

"It's pretty good." Zhou Zhi couldn't help but start teasing: "It seems that you collected a lot of New Year's money, right?"

"A lot of it has been given away." Jiang Shuyi seemed to be smiling: "My dad secretly told me that I will pay you back the gift money when I get home. I guess he didn't bring enough. If I receive the new year's money, I will

give him."

"It doesn't matter. It's a rare opportunity to come back and everyone will be happy." Zhou Zhi smiled and said: "They are all external things. If your father needs it, you tell him that I have preparations here."

"good."

"Then what are your arrangements for tomorrow? Deputy Director Liu just said that he will pick us up to go to the temple fair tomorrow, but my godfather and I must go to Shu University first to visit our master and grandpa."

"I want to go with you too. I haven't even been to the university campus yet."

Zhou Zhi thought about it and felt that Professor Gu might like a lonely person like Jiang Shuyi: "You should talk to your father and uncle first. If they agree, we will come to pick you up."

"Well, Zhou Zhi, good night."

"Good night Shuyi."

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Going to bed at 11:30 in the evening is considered an early bedtime for Zhou Zhi, and Zhou Zhi wakes up at 5:30 in the morning.

They lived in a standard room, Zhou Zhi and his godfather shared the same room. Zhou Zhi got up quietly, took out a book, quietly left the room, and went to the front lobby of the guest house.

There was light here, so Zhou Zhi found a sofa to sit on, opened the book and started reading.

The book Zhou Zhi is reading is part of a set of Song notes published by Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House in 1983. It is a copy of "Bin Tui Lu" published by Nan Chen Zhao in Muqinfang, Lin'an Prefecture, Southern Song Dynasty.

This version, also known as the "Song Shupeng Edition", is the work of the Southern Song Dynasty royal family, the seventh grandson of Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin, and Baoqing Jinshi Zhao Yumin.

The predecessors said that this book "covers the present and the past, and contains subtle details, which are beyond the reach of senior scholars"; they also said that it "can be the continuation of "Mengxi Bi Tan" and "Rong Zhai Essays", and even thought that "Song Dynasty people"

The best of miscellaneous theories."

Zhao Yumin is a patriotic person.

The book praises Yue Fei and exposes Qin Hui. For example, in the book, Wang Ming and Qing Dynasty recorded that Zongze presented Dingwu's "Lanting Stone Carvings" to Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty. He believed that "Zongzong was loyal to Bian and engaged in war day and night, and his talent was upright."

Will "gather playthings for the owner in difficult times".

As for the arguments in Sun Zhan's epitaph of Mo Chou that he sympathized with the capitulationists and slandered the anti-Japanese war factions, he denounced them as "deceiving heaven" and "flattering tombs", and confusing good and evil.

These all show his sense of justice and critical attitude of distinguishing right from wrong.

Because he was born into a royal family, the author is familiar with the laws and regulations of the Song Dynasty and anecdotes. Therefore, his descriptions are as detailed as many family treasures and are accurate and credible. When citing other people's works, he often follows them by analogy, lists out many opinions, and makes his own choices.

"Siku Synopsis" states that this book "only discusses poetry and involves many absurdities, and the chanting is at a loss. As for textual research on classics and history, and the analysis of allusions, sixty-seven out of ten can be precise."

The book "participates in the discussions of the meeting and summarizes the complex details", which provides detailed evidence for many academic cases, and even clarifies them themselves.

For example, researching and editing the circulated version of "Lanting";

King Xuan of the Zhou Dynasty was repeatedly cited for his lack of virtue to prove that he was not worthy of being a "Zhongxing virtuous king";

The number of missing carvings in ancient times is detailed to refute Dong Yanyuan and Zhu Xi's annotation of Korean poems that "a hundred and twenty carvings take a moment";

Based on arithmetic, the numbers noted in the engraving of "Mengxi Bi Tan" were corrected;

According to "Jingzhou Illustrated Book", it is proved that "Bai Xiao" in Du's poem is "fish dish";

According to Xuanzhou Tuyi, Zhengren commented on the poem "Spring Net Recommends Qin Gao" in the Valley;

According to "Hanshu·Yangxiong Biography", we can distinguish the error of "(Liu) Xin tried to learn from Yangzi Yun to write strange characters" in "Rong Zhai Sanbi".

For example, he researched words such as "Yangqiu", "Mujia", "Fanshu", "Ketou", "In-laws", "Little Wife", "Impatient", "Wu Ten Thousands", "Delongwangshu", "Wash your feet and get on the boat".

, they are all original and can be seen and heard.

Among them, the most important academic case is to correct the errors in Bao's notes on the Eastern and Western Zhou Dynasties in "Warring States Policy", which is especially the core. He Zhuo of the Qing Dynasty said: "This article is the best in "Lu", and it is the first of the Wu family in Caolu."

It is certain that he was the first person to discover and solve this problem.

In addition, Zhao Yumin was not a rigid scholar. In Chen Zongli's preface to the book, he mentioned one of Zhao's quatrains and believed that if Su Shi saw it, he would definitely praise him for "truly knowing the autumn."

Yang" person.

It means that he can "not be obsessed with wealth, but know the hard work of the fields."

Zhou Zhi discovered this book at an old bookstall in the Manzhou flea market. It is a set of ten volumes and costs fifty cents a book. You can buy such a treasure for five yuan.

This is a very beautiful photocopy. It can be said to be the closest material other than the original. I don’t know why it ended up on a used bookstall, but Zhou Zhi picked it up.

In addition to the content, Zhao Yumin's academic methods and ideas also inspired Zhou Zhi a lot, and even gave Zhou Zhi a vague feeling of a confidant.

This is because Zhao Yumin’s textual research on the origin of the terms “in-laws” and “little wife” in his book, and Zhou Zhi’s use of “Yele”, “Pingqi”, “Jingshi” and other terms in “Jiachuan Dialect Commentary”

The verification method is almost the same.

Therefore, Zhou Zhi’s notes were very touching when he read them.

Most people have the impression that the ancient literati and officials were indifferent to the four bodies and five grains, and they were poor and incapable of handling things. In fact, this is a big misunderstanding.

Most of the top scholars, apart from the Thirteen Classics, have an extremely wide range of knowledge.

The subset of classics and history is actually just a program, such as the imperial examination. Even if you memorize the Thirteen Classics backwards and forwards, you can only reach the first level of the imperial examination at most.

If you want to achieve better results, you need to add icing on the cake. The content comes from astronomy and geography, poetry and songs, music, chess, calligraphy and painting, agriculture, industry and commerce, even horseback riding, shooting and hunting, military affairs and government affairs. You can know everything and be good at everything.

Many people are disgusted with "eight-legged writing" to recruit scholars, but there is only one question, that is, what is the level of those who are disgusted with "eight-legged writing"?

The fundamental purpose of their opposition to the "eight-legged essay recruiting" is that they really believe that doing so is detrimental to talent selection? Or do they think that lowering the admission standards and scope is beneficial to their own progress?

Su Shi of the Song Dynasty saw this issue very clearly.
Chapter completed!