Siheyuan: Stab at Louzi at the beginning

Chapter 888 Literary Development
Wen Li also discovered that Xu Damao didn't seem to have any intention of letting her into the house.

She lowered her head and bit her lip, her eyes full of resentment.

"Director Xu, I feel a little unwell and my chest hurts..."

She was saying sweet words that she had learned from some book, but before she could finish her words, she fell straight into Xu Damao's arms.

If Xu Damao had moved aside, she would definitely have fallen to the ground.

At this moment, Xu Damao had a lot of thoughts in his mind. Although he felt that it was wrong to do so, he still supported Wen Li.

Wen Li pounced again, and Xu Damao involuntarily took two steps back and entered the room.

Wen Li closed the door with her foot.

If there is only one bad thing, it is that there is no red sofa in the room, which makes the feeling of unspoken rules missing.

"Director Xu, am I some kind of monster? Why are you avoiding me like a snake?"

After closing the door, Wenli stopped pretending.

Xu Damao:......

What exactly was taught to her?
How come everyone knows that he is soft-hearted and not hard-hearted?

The softer it is, the more he likes it.

"Director Xu, have you found any problem?"

Wen Li was really well prepared. If she didn't have any winning bra, she would just not wear any. That was quite bold.

For Wen Li, this might be the best opportunity recently, a great opportunity for her. As long as she returns to Sijiu City, given Director Xu's personality, he will probably rarely go to the chicken farm office. He hasn't been there at all during this period.

She is a secretary in the chicken farm office. Director Xu never goes there, so she never sees him.

If she delays any further, it will be difficult for her to make any progress.

So she must seize the opportunity.

This may be the only chance in this life.

At this moment, Xu Damao really wanted to say no, but the truth was in his hands, and he couldn't say the words.

I just can't open my mouth.

What else can you say?

Who made her respond to soft words and not hard ones? It was because Qin Jingru did not meet the age requirement, otherwise it would have been difficult for Xu Damao to refuse before.

He put his arm around her waist and pushed Wenli down on the bed.

I thought she really wasn't wearing any underwear, but it turned out she was just wearing nothing on top.

Be conservative where you should be conservative, and be open where you should be open.

There was no towel in the room, so he quickly helped her take it off and placed it in front of her.

"Now you still have a chance to regret it."

Wen Li did not refuse, nor did she agree, nor did she speak. She just silently bit the clothes in her mouth.

Lou Xiao'e's bedroom was next door, and Xu Damao felt very guilty.

The feeling of stealing is also very strong.

Wen Li bit her clothes in her mouth and only whimpered slightly.

[I hope the host will continue to work hard and obtain the basic reward talent: Literary Youth. ]

Xu Damao:......

This is the most useless talent. It only has a market when you have enough food to eat and have spare money.

And isn't this thing used for showing off?
No, isn't this a disease?

It can be a talent. Xu Damao just felt that this was a debuff, not positive at all.

If the target is Wen Li, then there seems to be no problem.

[Congratulations to the host for gaining recognition with his actions and obtaining the advanced reward: the 'Girl's Prayer' gift box. Do you want to open it? ]

【Open】

[Congratulations to the host for obtaining Literature*3. Your cultural foundation has improved. ]

Xu Damao:......

Okay, okay, you still want to play with the supporting system, right?

What is the use of this thing?

Is it the ability to write beautiful articles or speak eloquently?

To him, it's completely useless. He won't take the imperial examination. Maybe he can write a few modern poems to show off?
Others use this to seduce younger sisters, but Xu Damao doesn't need to seduce. Now these sisters have started to throw themselves at him. Xu Damao even suspects that Wen Li might have done this because Li Tianjiao was the one behind it.

Because that’s how Li Tianjiao took him down in the first place.

I know he responds to soft tactics and not hard ones.

When it comes to literature, especially ancient literature, everyone will blurt out Tang poetry, Song lyrics and Yuan opera. This is knowledge that everyone knows in elementary school.

But think about it carefully, are those famous poets in Tang poetry all officials?
Whether it is Li He who wrote "I will repay your kindness from the Golden Terrace, and die for you with the Jade Dragon", or Li Bai who wrote "I will not board the ship even if the emperor calls me", they are all officials.

Some people say that Li Bai is a famous romantic poet in the Tang Dynasty and a banished immortal, so how could he be so vulgar?
That's absolutely right. That's the fact. He married wives from official families, spent their money and indulged in his own romance. He wrote "Mingtang Fu" and "Dalie Fu" in order to seek an official position. Due to family reasons, he could not take the regular examinations or the special examinations to enter the official career, so he could only take this strategy of presenting poems.

To put it bluntly, it means to make your leader appreciate your talent so that you can enter the government directly without taking any exams.

Later, after joining the Hanlin Academy, he became a minor official with an idle life. When he traveled, he came into contact with important figures in different places, while he was like a royal lyricist. This made him feel very disappointed. He was also a proud person, and he felt frustrated and left out of boredom. If he had stayed in the Hanlin Academy, he would not have suffered the hardships that followed.

Not to mention Du Fu, who was born into a prominent family, Du family. His whole life was devoted to becoming an official, and he traveled everywhere. He was truly an official-obsessed person. In the end, he got what he wanted, although he was a minor official.

There is another famous person, Meng Haoran, who is also a talented person.

If you fail the imperial examination, find another way.

Here I would like to share a poem that everyone has learned.

Meng Haoran: "Looking at Dongting Lake and Presenting it to Prime Minister Zhang"

In August, the lake level is too clear.

Qi steams clouds and dreams, waves shake Yueyang City.

If you want to help you without a boat, you will be ashamed of the Holy Ming.

Sitting and watching the angler, there is only envy of fish.

This is a typical poem asking for an official position.

Look at the name, it is dedicated to Prime Minister Zhang. As long as the title of a poem is dedicated to someone, it is either to ask for something or to express gratitude.

As long as you can flatter the emperor or the prime minister, it doesn't matter if you fail the imperial examination, there are other ways to enter the officialdom.

This illustrates a problem: these poets in the Tang Dynasty were all well-read and wanted to become officials, and they all succeeded.

Then when it comes to Song Dynasty poetry, it goes without saying that among the Eight Great Masters of Tang and Song Dynasty, which one was not an official?
Why did it become Qu in the Yuan Dynasty?

Because the top Mongolians looked down on these minor literary pursuits, there were only a dozen imperial examinations in the Yuan Dynasty, and they did not take it seriously at all. Moreover, even if one was admitted through the imperial examination, one could not become a high-ranking official. They were just idle staff members. The ruling order was still dominated by the Mongolians. Many of them did not obtain their official positions through the imperial examinations, but most of them obtained them through hereditary succession.

Do not attach importance to the imperial examination.

People don't care about poetry at all, so a lot of intellectuals, who cannot become officials, have to make a living. What can they do? They can only compose music and tell stories, all for a living.

This created the fertile soil for the development of Yuan opera.

(End of this chapter)