Riding the wind of rebirth

"In the Wushen year of Chunxi, that is, 1189, Lu You was 64 years old at the time. This is the exact time when we clearly found Lu You's self-titled Lize. Taking into account the age norms of the ancients calling themselves Weng, as well as the words 'twenty in a certain year' and 'twenty in a certain year' in the article Regarding the description of the 'last forty years', we believe that Lu You's self-proclaimed age of Li Zeweng started in his sixties, which is relatively certain."

"So the Song version of "Huajian Collection" should have been written in the 1185 years between 1205, the twelfth year of Chunxi of Xiaozong of the Southern Song Dynasty, and , the first year of Kaixi of Ningzong of the Southern Song Dynasty."

"Wonderful!" Li Shipei nodded and praised: "Has this inference process been written into a paper and published?"

"This... not yet." Zhou Zhi himself didn't take this as a big deal.

"It should be sorted out and published." Although Li Shipei is a science and engineering major, he is also very interested in liberal arts, and he probably has a family background: "A very logical methodology is very helpful in developing ideas."

"I also think it can be written into a thesis." Principal Lin said with a smile: "Such an interesting research, even us science and engineering students listen to it with great interest."

"The main reason is that Zhu Zhi has been too busy these days." Director Yuan quickly protected Zhou Zhi: "Zhou Zi was previously in charge of the Hanwen library project. This semester, Mr. Gu asked him to teach an elective course on oracle bone inscriptions. He is still teaching I was engaged in calligraphy and painting restoration and reinstallation, and seeing that the museum was about to open in July, he took over the calligraphy and painting restoration work, and I just continued to work on the restoration of ancient books."

Principal Lin smiled and introduced to the confused Li Shipei: "Xiao Zhou is very difficult to do. Our school has Qiyan Building, Hongsheng Building, Electronic Information Building, a museum that is about to open, and several scholarships. These are all projects brought in by him.”

"What's going on with the Han font library?" Li Shipei is an old science and technology student. Things like computer font libraries are still classified into information technology in his bones: "Isn't the elbow from the Chinese department?"

"Yes, isn't it just right that the Chinese Department is engaged in the informatization of Chinese characters?" Principal Lin said with a smile: "The Hanwen Library project was originally an idea of ​​Xiao Zhou, and then he followed Professor Gu, Professor Mai and others to come up with it."

"Oh, I remembered. The leader of the Hanwen Library project is really Director Gu of the Chinese Department of your school! Lao Mai is the deputy leader!" Li Shipei slapped his forehead: "Look at my memory!"

"No matter what, Xiao Zhou still has to write today's content into a paper." Principal Lin said with a smile: "Actually, you have almost finished speaking, and converting it into words is your specialty. It only takes one or two hours, right? Now I’m done with the mission.”

Zhou Zhi had no choice but to agree.

Next, Director Yuan will introduce the work of the institute and take a tour.

In its early days, the Shu Museum was actually divided into two parts - the History Museum and the Natural History Museum.

The cultural relics in the history museum mainly come from three aspects. First, they are obtained from archaeological excavations in various places by successive instructors of the history department with their classmates, such as the excavation of the famous Longxing Temple ruins and Sanxingdui ruins in the Tang Dynasty;

The second is the generous donations from all walks of life, such as the Sanxingdui stone jade donated by the Yan family in 1934, and the eight-part screen with golden nanzi inlaid with marble and double-sided paintings of birthday celebrations donated by the descendants of Yang Yuchun from the Gongbao Mansion in front of the Confucian Temple.

The third type comes from private collections collected through hard work by scholars on campus, or the creations of alumni themselves, such as Dai Qian, a professor of traditional Chinese medicine living in China, and the window lattice of ancient buildings collected from inspections along the Yangtze River, such as Shu University alumnus Zhe Yuanzang His son donated his father's eighty-nine masterpieces of calligraphy and painting to his father's alma mater.

Even Zhou Zhi has donated to the museum the "Illustrated Corpse Book" of Tibetan medicine, the "private wardrobe" of the famous Sichuan opera actor Ouyang Youhe, and precious paper used for the restoration of ancient calligraphy and paintings.

As for the things in the nature museum, teachers and students are more hands-on. Many animal, plant and mineral specimens were collected and carefully made by previous seniors. The restoration skills of Zhou Zhi and Director Yuan obviously got extra points from Li Shipei, especially after seeing the newly restored "Complete Map of Bashu", there is no need to worry that his father's donation will not be properly preserved here.

Although the whole map of Bashu is a map, it was repaired by Zhou Zhi using Mingren palace paper of the Qianlong Dynasty into a large album with six doors and fifty volumes, restoring the true original appearance of the Qianlong inner palace books at the peak of the Qing Dynasty, and now it has become an ancient book The gold-lettered signboard of the painting and calligraphy restoration institute.

The first batch of painted hearts on the wall of the restoration room have also been restored and only need to be framed. After comparing the pictures before and after the restoration, Principal Lin and Li Shipei could not help but praise them sincerely.

After visiting the restoration institute, Li Shipei expressed great satisfaction and said: "Now it seems that the technology of the Shu University Restoration Institute is no worse than that of the Forbidden City and the National Museum. I decided to donate the last batch of my father's relics to my hometown to fulfill my father's wish." .”

Seeing the shocked look on Zhou Zhi's face, Li Shipei smiled and said: "My father started collecting cultural relics after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. In the 1950s, his first donation was the "Biwu Cangshi Tu" by Lu Xingzhi of the Yuan Dynasty. To the Forbidden City.”

"After the policy was implemented in 1974, the state returned nearly 700 items from my father's collection. The following year, my father donated 366 items to the Forbidden City again."

"The remaining three hundred and twelve items have been kept at home. Now that I am old, these things should finally have a whereabouts."

"My father is from Sichuan and has deep feelings for Shu University. It coincides with Shu University entering 211 and is about to establish a new museum. I will donate these remaining cultural relics to you as a support for the opening of the museum. I think if my father knew Yes, you should be very happy."

"In addition to porcelain, lacquerware, old ink, and wood carvings, calligraphy and painting are also large-scale, and many of them are in a somewhat inappropriate state..." Although he said this, Li Shipei's tone was full of a relaxed smile: "Elbow, I’m afraid I’ll have to work hard on you again!”

It was only now that Zhou Zhi suddenly realized that it was no wonder that Principal Lin personally accompanied the tour. It turned out to be such a big deal!

Of course, such a great thing must be responded to by Dian Bian'er: "Don't worry, Uncle Li, we will keep it under the best conditions and repair it with the best technology. If we hurry up, we should still have time to collect some of grandpa's belongings." It will be repaired and meet the audience when it opens!"

Director Yuan couldn't help but chuckle secretly when he heard this. This guy had been complaining to him a lot in the past few days about the heavy workload and lack of sleep. It turned out that he was being held back and pushed backwards, and even yelling at him when he was being coaxed.

Now no one is forcing him, but his waist is no longer sore, his legs are not hurting, and he has even taken the initiative to add tasks to himself!

"But you still can't delay your studies." Principal Lin reminded Zhou Zhi when he saw Zhou Zhi's reaction.

"Actually, Mr. Gu has a suggestion." Director Yuan said: "Jiuzi's academic level has already surpassed that of ordinary undergraduate students. Can we let him complete the subject exams in advance, get all the credits he should get, and enter the master's degree early?" Studying for a Ph.D.?”

"Everyone is discussing this method now." Principal Lin said to Li Shipei: "But when we were studying in universities abroad, we could do this, right? I remember you completed your studies ahead of schedule."

It seems that the two of them had already known each other when they were studying in the United States. Li Shipei nodded: "Yes, in order to respond to my father's call to return to China, I completed the credits for that year and the following year and a half in 1949, and got it in advance. Graduation certificate.”

"Then we should give it a try." Principal Lin said with a smile: "But Xiao Zhou still has to be sure of himself. Don't be embarrassed if you fail the exam!"