Brother Lei smiled and said: "You guys are thinking about taking a vacation before school starts? You guys are very brave. You are not like me who had never seen the world at all. You only dared to follow the regiment leader who was taking over the troops. Halfway through

When I get off the car and relax, I don’t dare to stay away from the green carriage.”

"That's not the case." Dad Guan said with a smile: "When we were doing the tandem connection, we had to go to Shaoshan and Changsha, and the waves hit the water and stopped the flying boats!"

"Yes, among our class, Lao Hua and Xiao Zhou's fathers traveled the farthest. They went to Tiananmen Square as representatives and received their last interview!"

Damn it, now it was Zhou Zhi's turn to be dumbfounded. His father actually had such an experience? Or was he with Hua Yuliang, a person who had always been difficult to deal with before?!

There was no conversation all night. After breakfast the next day, Zhang Fangyu and Brother Xiaolei sent Mu Ruyun and Zhang Xiaoyu to the train station, while Zhou Zhi sent Liang Hong and Zhang Lu to the Sports Institute and the University of Finance and Economics.

The front of every university is bustling with activity. Countless students and parents carry their luggage and rush to school from all over the country, which has become a scene these days.

Each school has arranged a team stationed at the train station in advance to receive the new students who report, and then send them to the school-arranged bus to the school gate.

There is also a team at the school gate, responsible for receiving these new students and their parents, and giving them instructions on what to pay attention to when enrolling. There are representatives from each department who will take the new students to the dormitories to settle in, and then report to the department.

Therefore, Zhou Zhi only needs to send Liang Hong and Zhang Lu to the school gate. As soon as they get off the car, seniors will come to take care of them, especially girls like Liang Hong who are good-looking and domineering. The seniors of the Physical Education College are even more enthusiastic and even ride tricycles.

It's all arranged.

"I'm leaving!" Liang Hong was not polite to the seniors. She jumped on the third wheel and turned around to wave to Zhou Zhi: "I'm off to report. I'll go to Shu University next week to see you!"

"Hey! Sister Hong, please slow down! Remember to find the salt rat first, he is now considered a native of the body building!"

However, Sister Hong had already left in high spirits, and I didn’t even know if she heard her.

Shaking his head, Zhou Zhi turned the steering wheel and turned around to drive towards Sichuan University.

The entrance to Shuda is equally lively, and equally lively is West China University of Medical Sciences across the street.

The two schools have not yet merged into New Shu University, so they are still busy on their own.

Seeing Zhou Zhi driving over in a big car, no one thought he was a new student coming to report. Every senior came over and asked if he needed help.

Fortunately, Zhou Zhi didn't need it. He just took out the pass Gu Kai gave him and stuck it on the car glass in front of the driver's seat, and drove in without hesitation.

He parked his car downstairs at Gu Lao's dormitory in Taohua Village, carried his large and small bags upstairs carefully, and knocked on Gu Youwen's dormitory door.

"Here comes the elbow? Are you reluctant to come a day early?" Gu Youwen was probably engaged in studying. He hadn't even taken off his glasses on the bridge of his nose. When he opened the door and saw Shi Zhouzhi, he couldn't help but feel happy.

"Master, here I come!" Zhou Zhi said with a playful smile.

"Come in, come in, are you in the department?"

"Not yet, let's report to your hometown first!" Zhou Zhi said.

Gu Youwen's main job now is to sort out Gu Shaoxian's posthumous manuscripts. Zhou Zhi also participated in some work, mainly collating the materials compiled by Gu Youwen.

So far, they have discovered that Gu Shaoxian's posthumous manuscripts are not actually one book, but should be four books.

The first part is when Mr. Shaoxian was in his fifties. He referred to Huang Kan's "Tan Yu Tie is divided into four parts" and separated the pronunciation and rhyme into two parts of Tan Yu and expanded it into thirty parts. He used it as a basic tool to analyze "Tan Yu Tie".

The rhymes and rhymes of the Book of Songs were analyzed and compared, and the "Rhyme Examples of Mao's Poems" was written.

This work marks the maturity of Mr. Shaoxian's knowledge and is very important for the analysis of ancient sounds.

This book was written before liberation and was lost during the Anti-Japanese War. Since then, out of academic caution, I have not rewritten it.

The second part is "New School Guangyun", in which the teacher wrote down his academic opinions at the request of several Chinese language elders for everyone's reference.

"New School Guangyun" is actually a reference book used by Mr. Shaoxian to explain "Mao Poetry Rhyme Examples" so that everyone can understand his academic views. The two books are one for theory and one for application. When combined together, they are

With my husband's academic infrastructure, even without his guidance, I can still gain entrance through research and analysis.

However, this book also had an ill-fated fate. When my husband sent the manuscript to the Commercial Press, it was missing due to the war.

The two manuscripts now were probably rewritten by the old gentleman for unknown reasons when he was under shock and stopped teaching.

The only person who has received teachings from these two books is Gu Youwen, and there are some differences between some of the contents in the two books and the teachings that Gu Youwen received when he was a teenager, which shows that Mr. Gu Youwen has been tirelessly climbing to academic heights and adjusting himself for many years.

The academic framework has never stopped.

The third volume is the culmination of his lifelong academic work, and is also the key work in this manuscript, "Guangyun Shuzheng" written after liberation.

At that time, Zhonghua Book Company was preparing to publish this book, but they never expected that such a big incident would happen and the manuscript would be returned and then copied.

It wasn't until decades later that Jiang Shuyi saw it by chance at a second-hand book stall.

What is even more surprising is that in the posthumous manuscript, apart from the part that was previously delivered to the bookstore and returned, the husband also recorded a lot of new gains.

This is a new work, and Gu Youwen tentatively named it "Notes on the Collection of Classical Interpretations".

The four works of "Rhyme Examples of Mao Poems", "New School Guangyun", "Explanation of Guangyun", and "Notes on the Collection of Classical Interpretations" constitute a large, complex, scientific and rigorous academic system.

The culmination of decades of continuous exploration and thinking, Mr. Shaoxian wrote these four works in the style of ancient Chinese prose. With the refinement of ancient Chinese prose, they contain nearly five million words. They can be said to be treasures in the field of rhyme.

For Zhou Zhi, this was not only a process of helping Grandpa Shi organize Master Zeng’s manuscripts, but also a process of receiving education and absorbing knowledge.

His current research level is actually above the master's level. What others think is boring is like honey to him. No wonder Jiang Shuyi reminded him not to stay up too late before leaving.

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"I have proofread the manuscript you gave me." Zhou Zhi sat down and opened the package without being polite: "Among them, "The Rhymes of Mao's Poems" is basically complete, but I have a question."

"Oh? Tell me about your elbow."

"The Book of Songs is divided into three parts: Fengya Ode. Among them, "Wind" is collected from the Fifteen Kingdoms, also known as "Fifteen Kingdoms Wind". There are definitely differences in accents in the rhythm of this part of the poems. Confucius advocated

, is Yayan, and I think the Yayan of the Western Zhou Dynasty is the most correct pronunciation."

"This part of the official language with the so-called 'most correct pronunciation' could only be mastered by the nobles at that time. Therefore, the "Preface to the Poetry" says: Elegance is righteousness, and it is the reason why the king's government was abolished and prospered."

"From a rhythmic point of view, we can believe that "Zhou Song", which is used as a sacrifice in the ancestral temple, and "Daya", which is Wang Ji's music, must have retained the phonology that Confucius considered the most orthodox at that time. And this part must also be the work of Master Zeng

The key contents of "Mao Poetry Rhymes"."
Chapter completed!