His questions went unanswered because that was all the old woman knew.
In the following, Chu Muqing was afraid that the long time of changing clothes would make everyone suspicious, so he gave the old woman a jade pendant as a token and asked her to go to Huichunfang to find her if anything happened. That was her territory.
Then Chu Muqing went to play polo. There was no big secret among the nobles. Everyone knew that Chu Muqing grew up in a temple when she was a child. They thought she couldn't play polo, so their purpose this time was to play. She gave it a try.
They wink at each other and their calculations are self-evident.
And Chu Muqing deliberately acted unskilled, making several people more sure of their guesses.
As a result, when they got to the court, Chu Muqing relied on clumsy operations to successfully avoid their joint attacks and score several goals.
However, she still had an innocent look on her face, and she was so surprised that she looked like this game is so simple, why are you so stupid, which made a few people vomit blood in anger.
The author depicts this section very carefully, including the conspiracy of everyone, the crisis faced by the protagonist, and the pretended random operation at the critical moment to reverse the situation and turn defeat into victory. While moving around, it seemed as if everyone was actually watching a fierce polo match.
"These idiots don't know that Mrs. Chu learned polo from her master. Her master is a master."
"When I usually play polo, I win when I win. Why do you see Madam Chu so excited when she plays polo?"
"Hey, your riding skills are so bad, you're no better than riding in a team with a kid."
"Hey, what are you talking about? Just read the book and don't attack me personally."
In the end, Chu Muqing's team won a great victory, which attracted everyone's admiration. Chu Muxue, the culprit of this competition, was very unhappy when she saw her sister's popularity. She even wondered where Chu Muqing learned her riding skills. Come.
So when Chu Muqing was about to leave, he grabbed her in a remote corner and asked her if she was cheating. Chu Muqing was impatient to deal with her and stroked her hand away. Chu Muxue fell to the ground, covering her face and sobbing.
"Sister, I know you don't like me, but you can't hurt me like this."
This voice was heard by King Li who came to find her. His dissatisfaction with Chu Muqing and his love for Chu Muxue broke out. He hugged Chu Muxue who fell to the ground and angrily accused Chu Muching of being vicious, jealous and capable, and could not even tolerate his sister.
"This Prince Li is really blinded by lard, and he doesn't know the difference. He doesn't even know the truth. Why do you say that about Madam Chu? And Madam Chu is his princess."
"This sister is really vicious! She is truly jealous of others. She cannot see her sister being better than her and being sought after by others."
"I'm so angry. I'm so angry." The man gasped and looked very angry.
Chu Muqing laughed angrily and turned around to leave without wanting to pay attention to them. Then around the corner, he saw King Jia following Chu Muxue. Chu Muqing knew that this was her sister's admirer, and deliberately led her and her sister, who had expressed their feelings to each other, to run into King Li.
When King Najia saw King Li hugging his sweetheart, how could he bear it? There was a dispute with King Li. King Li refused to back down and fought with King Jia. Chu Muqing, who was originally pale because of the revelation, was now even more frightened.
"Don't be like this, don't fight anymore, don't destroy your brotherhood for me." She said with tears in her eyes.
However, when she said this, the two of them fought even more energetically.
Chu Muqing, on the other hand, was arrogant, saying that her sister was the best in Yanjing, and only the best prince could be worthy of her. Let them compete in level and style to see who is the best. It was as if one of the people present was not her husband.
For a moment, flesh, blood and teeth flew together, and the scene was quite exciting.
"Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha”
"Ms. Chu is really narrow-minded. She obviously doesn't take Prince Li as her husband seriously, but Prince Li deserves it."
The two men behind them fought so furiously that they were both seriously injured. King Jia's nose was bruised and his face was swollen, and he could not stand up while holding his waist. King Li was even worse than him. Two of his ribs were broken, several teeth were missing from his mouth, including the front teeth, and his speech was leaky.
The two were angrily punished by the emperor, and Chu Muxue was also grounded by Chu's father.
Chu Muqing speculated that the conviction of her grandfather's family was related to Chu's father, and she wanted to thoroughly investigate Chu's father's interests over the years.
This concludes the third volume.
"Oh, I finished reading it again. I haven't seen enough yet!"
"I didn't expect that one day I would love reading so much! My elders used to beat me with sticks, and I couldn't stand it."
"Wait a minute, there's another page behind this!"
"What the hell, let me see it quickly."
The three of them couldn't wait to turn the page, only to see that there was nothing more to come. Rather: the author has something to say.
"That's what the author wanted to say."
The above is roughly the content of a letter that the author received from a reader some time ago. I saw that some readers had questions about the form of sentence reading, so I would like to explain it here.
First of all, the author himself does not reject sentence reading. He talked about the various benefits and functions of sentence reading and its significance for the interpretation of classics.
Then he changed his mind and discussed the benefits of punctuation compared to sentence reading. Although it does not have a special meaning like sentence reading and cannot highlight the identity of a scholar, it has irreplaceable convenience for ordinary people who are busy making a living and do not have time to interpret articles. .
He also gave an example to illustrate, which is the classic story of "Heaven will not leave anyone alone".
It's about a poor scholar who always finds excuses to visit rich friends' homes and eat and drink. One rainy day, the poor scholar came again. The rich friend thought about it and left a note: On rainy days, guests are welcome, and guests are not allowed to stay. The original meaning is: keep guests on rainy days/leave no one on rainy days.
Unexpectedly, the poor scholar interpreted it as: It is a rainy day to welcome guests. Do you want to welcome guests? Keep!
He just stayed shamelessly.
There is no distinction between sentence reading and punctuation. I hope that readers will view the difference between the two dialectically and use them according to their own situations instead of discarding them blindly.
Finally, he explained in detail the use of punctuation marks he used in the article.
After reading it, someone said with emotion, "Everyone in Yueming is really concerned about the country and the people, unlike those high-minded carnivores."
"Everyone in Yueming is generous. They don't get angry even when they are scolded. They still reason calmly and share the usage of punctuation marks with us."
"Yue Ming, everyone is very narrow-minded, do you want to stay as a guest? Stay! Hahahaha, I'm so happy."
"I never noticed it before, but now it seems that this punctuation mark is really useful."
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However, the Yueming people they say are generous are not as gentle and polite as the articles they write about.
She was angry for several days because of that letter. She would sit up suddenly in the middle of the night and curse: "No, is he sick?"
Finally, after talking for several days and typing up the draft several times, I copied it vigorously and had someone send it to the address on the letter.
This man was quite shameless and specifically wrote his address on the letter, as if he expected her to wake up after being scolded, realize her mistake, and go to his house to apologize.
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"Shameless!!! How dare you do this!"
An angry roar suddenly sounded, accompanied by the banging sound of the book table being slapped.
The boy standing by was so frightened that he hurriedly lowered his head and closed his eyes, for fear of attracting his master's attention.
He had just received this letter from the servant at the door and presented it to the master when he came back. The master was quite kind at first, but that was it after reading the letter.
Master Tian was reading in the study. When he heard the boy say that someone had sent him a letter, he was quite happy. He thought that the boy named Yue Ming finally realized his mistake and wrote a letter to express his regret.
He happily asked the boy to hand over the letter. When he opened it, he found that it was not like that at all.
The letter was not worded as an apology, nor was it verbally abusive.
He just said in a weird way that he is so critical of the protagonist, does he not like his wife, has a soft spot for another cousin, has been happy with her for a long time, and also wants to send his daughter out for marriage.
Xu Chengyue understands the essence of "confrontation" and does not fall into the trap of self-evidentity. He does not say that the protagonist only fights back because his father and husband were hurt first.
The old diehards who hold the book of "etiquette" will not listen to this. They will even say, "If the father wants the son to die, the son must die."
She directly attacks the person who criticizes, looking for problems from the other person, and uses "You are teaching me to do things", "Yin and Yang weird", "No, no, no" and "He is anxious" to attack the opponent directly, trying to break the opponent's defense directly.
Well, of course she wouldn't do that in reality, she would be beaten.
Of course, if she could reason, she would never say this.
Master Tian was furious. No one had ever dared to talk to him like this. Even the master who taught him when he was young never scolded him so rudely.
Later, when he got older and became a master, all the students would obey him and never dare to do this. Even the officials in Luoyang had to give him some face.
People are used to being pampered and treat everyone like this. I didn't expect someone to show up today and not give him face.
His anger was rising, his beard curled up in anger, and his palms turned red.
Countless curse words flashed through his heart, but none of them could vent the anger in his heart.
"Madam, you are here." The maid at the door lifted the curtain and a woman walked in.
The young man, who had been shivering for a long time, felt relieved and was secretly glad that his wife was finally here.
Master Tian slapped his hand on the table, then quietly took it back.
The lady held a plate of snacks in her hand, sat down gently, placed the plate gently on the table, and asked, "What's wrong with Mr. Lang? Why are you so angry?"
"Thank you for your concern, madam, but there is nothing to fear from a boy who doesn't know the heights of the world." Tian Fuzi said in his mouth, and quietly moved his fingers to the case, trying to hide the balled-up letter.
"Is this a letter? Let me see it." The woman took the first step and took away the paper ball on the case.
Master Tian secretly thought it was not good, but he did not dare to reach out and grab it.
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The woman looked at it and shed tears, "It's strange that during the Chinese New Year, the husband paid special attention to his cousin who came to visit. It turns out that he had already been secretly in love with me, and I paid him by mistake after all."
"Absolutely not. That boy is talking nonsense. My husband has never even looked at my cousin."
The conscience of heaven and earth made the wrinkles on his cousin's face turn into chrysanthemums.
"If you don't look straight, you're looking sideways, so that I don't let you notice that your husband is really deep in the city!" The lady burst into tears even more fiercely.
Master Tian quickly picked up the handkerchief and wiped it with her, "Madam, please don't blame me wrongly. My husband is so infatuated with me, and heaven and earth can learn from it."
"What about my daughter? Does the husband really want Lingling to get married?" The woman continued to ask after looking at her.
"How dare you as a husband? Lingling is my precious daughter, the only apple in my eye. Dalang can't compare to her, so how can I let her get married?"
Lingling has been married for more than ten years, and her children are all educated and literate. When they quarreled, she would beat her husband with a mallet and run around the house, looking for a marriage.
Alas, the family is unfortunate. Fortunately, his wife is a virtuous and virtuous woman. She wanted to take a concubine for him, but he refused. How could an ambitious man indulge in beauty?
In this way, with each other's words, the couple became sweet again, expressing their friendship in a gentle voice.
The boy moved his feet bit by bit and walked out quietly, so as not to disturb the two people in the room.
How should I put it, when an old couple in their sixties said these words, it still sounded very disgusting.
Who would have thought that Mrs. Tian, who always talks about the Three Cardinal Guidelines and Five Constant Rules, is a "hep-controller" at home.
