MTL - Portable Space: The Group Favorite Milk Bag Brings the Whole Family To Open and Hang-Chapter 916 I learned a fake classical Chinese

  Chapter 916 Learned a fake classical Chinese

The little girl has already begun to swell: "It turns out that it's not difficult at all! Xinbao thinks that the biggest advantage of talking to us is that it saves words! For example, on the way, the horse ate the farmer's crops and said in classical Chinese. There are only four words 'Ma Yi Shi Jia'! Another example is that Han Taichong arranged affairs according to the talents of each person, and the deployments he appointed were all very appropriate. In classical Chinese, there are only eight words 'follow your talents and use them well'! So if Xinbao writes letters in this kind of classical Chinese, how many words can be saved!?

  Emperor Ming Pei smiled and said, "Xinbao is right!"

  Xinbao said: "So Xinbao is going to write letters to everyone in this way!"

  She went to write a letter, Emperor Ming Pei looked at her with a smile, admiring himself very much in his heart!

   As expected of me! Only I can come up with such a wonderful idea, and it has achieved remarkable results!

   While thinking, he searched back and forth for the book he read in the morning: "Fang Wuyou, where are my books?"

  Fang Wuyou was also dumbfounded, pointing to the corner of the table: "After the slave cleaned it up, I put it here."

  How many years he has been serving, what things the emperor still needs to see, where to put them, and what things can be packed up directly, the door is clear... But why did they disappear?

  Emperor Ming Pei looked at Xinbao.

  Xinbao was writing, but his little head was awkwardly facing the wall. He didn't know what he was looking at, so he knew what he was looking at, and nodded: "Maybe I left it somewhere, it's okay, you go down."

  Fang Wuyou didn't dare to ask more questions, so he went down.

  Emperor Ming Pei was a little funny.

The books he reads now are very complicated. In the morning, he read a book called "Joke of Cutting the Lantern". He said it was a joke, but it was not funny at all. Advice to the king.

  Because many places are a bit presumptuous, the writing is extremely cryptic, and the art is also difficult. Xinbao probably still can't understand it now.

   It is estimated that she hid the word "joke" as soon as she saw it.

It’s good if you don’t understand, that’s how learning is, the shallower you learn, the more you feel good about yourself, and the deeper you learn, the more you feel inadequate... It’s also good to let her take a look at the difficult ones, so that you don’t feel like you know it when you just learn it. I'm lost.

  He was not in a hurry, so he picked up another book and read it leisurely.

   And Xinbao over there.

  Although Xinbao felt that he had vaguely touched the feeling of classical Chinese, but when it came to writing, he found it a bit difficult.

   She struggled for a long time without finishing it, so she put down her pen, pretended to drink tea, and then went to read the joke book she hid.

  She shook her little feet, with an expectant smile, quietly opened it, and then: "...??"

  She scratched her face and then her head, thinking that she might have learned a fake classical Chinese.

  She kept flipping through the space, flipping, flipping... until the end... still didn't understand.

  Emperor Ming Pei had been admiring it with great interest, until she looked over, then quickly looked away and pretended to read a book.

Then out of the corner of his eye, he saw her put down the tea bowl, walk and walk, walk and walk, then squatted down behind him, then quickly ran back to the original place, took a sip of tea, and pointed behind him: "Yeah, that Is it the book you lost?"

  Emperor Ming Pei turned his head solemnly: "Well, that's right, thank you Xin Bao'er for your sharp eyes."

"You're welcome."

Xinbao put down the teacup again, then pulled his arm away, put herself in it, took away the book he was reading, closed it, pushed it to the corner of the table, brought the joke over, spread it out, and said: "Yeah, what does this mean?"

  Emperor Ming Pei took his little granddaughter in his arms, turned to the first page, compared it with his fingers, and explained it to her word by word.

  Xinbao's pupils trembled: "He... is this lord. He lost his official position and money, and left the capital alone in the heavy snow. How is this so funny?"

  Emperor Ming Pei said: "It's not funny, he just laughed at himself."

  Xinbao was stunned for a long while, then suddenly realized: "Would you like to have fun while suffering? Otherwise, can you still seek death? This is called the spiritual victory method, and Xinbao understands it!"

   "Well, very good," Emperor Ming Pei gave her the book: "Come on, now you teach me the lesson I taught you to...Fang Wuyou?"

  Fang Wuyou was startled: "Your Majesty?"

  Emperor Ming Pei asked: "Who is outside?"

  Fang Wuyou breathed a sigh of relief, hurriedly went out to have a look, and said, "Master Li, Master Tao, and..."

  Emperor Ming Pei said: "Li Gongshen? They are all surnamed Li, so let him come in."

   Li Gongshen came in numbly, and Xinbao took the book and called him, "Read it through now, and I will explain it to you."

   It can be said that it is very learning and selling.

Li Gongshen didn't dare to say anything, so he read it quickly, and Xinbao explained it to him in detail. Emperor Mingpei smiled and listened to him, and said to him: "I only explained it to Xinbao once, and Xinbao understood it all. gone."

   Unless Li Gongshen is really stupid, of course he would not say that memorizing it is not called mastery! But it’s also amazing to have memorized it.

  He quickly praised: "Your Highness is truly a genius, Fang is so enlightened as soon as he reads, and given time, she must be a remarkable talented woman..."

  Emperor Ming Pei frowned.

  She really mastered it. She didn't memorize what he said, but she understood the meaning and explained it in Xinbao-like language...but obviously Li Gongshen didn't believe it.

   No wonder the little granddaughter said he was stupid, he was quite stupid.

  Emperor Ming Pei's desire to show off his grandson was not satisfied, and he was very unhappy, so he said lightly: "Go out."

  Li Gongshen: "..."

   Master Li, who was kicked out of the house, was about to cry. Could it be that the compliment was not sincere enough? Not enough hype? ?

  Chen has followed the route of straight ministers for a lifetime, the emperor, you are forcing the minister to lose his security at the end of the festival!

   Classes continue on the next day.

  Xinbao has adapted to the rhythm of the class and felt that she could hold on, so she finally put on her school uniform.

  It is the kind of dress that ancient scholars rushed to take the exam, wearing a green robe, carrying a book case, and wearing a small Jinxian crown.

  Although the Jinxian Crown is usually worn by officials, the Xiaoyao Towel and other small crowns are too small to show their stature, and the seven companions are taller than Xinbao, so Xinbao wears the Jinxian Crown.

  Yuan Shenjue, on the other hand, changed into the same attire he had when they first met, and put on the Xiaoyao Scarf.

   Then she went out after lunch and waved to the officials at Hou Jianchu: "Xinbao is going to school!"

   All the officials rushed out to see her off together: "Your Highness, go slowly."

   There is also a humane way: "Your Highness, this body is really interesting, and it is very suitable for school."

   Xinbao was very embarrassed, bathed in everyone's eyes, and went to school leisurely.

  Ming Pei·Accompany·Di fidgets fidgeting: "I didn't go, and I don't know if Xinbao will be afraid."

  Fang Wuyou hurriedly comforted him: "Your Majesty, the Duke is here!"

  Emperor Ming Pei frowned, Fang Wuyou said again: "The slave told them to keep an eye on them all the time and come back to report from time to time?"

  Emperor Ming Pei nodded.

  Someone came in from outside: "Your Majesty, there is a man named Cen Zhusheng, who took the Duke's card and came to see His Highness."

  Emperor Ming Pei thought for a while: "Call him in."

  (end of this chapter)