Leader Lan Palace

Chapter 1346: Volume 21, Volume 10 Overnight in Shaolin Temple ([-] more)
Concubine Shu arrived, and the emperor and his party boarded Songshan Mountain and paid homage to Shaolin Temple.

That night, the emperor stayed overnight in the abbot's room in Shaolin Temple.

The empress dowager's residence was elsewhere, and the ones who accompanied the emperor that night were Nala and Concubine Shu.

When the emperor first arrived at Mount Song, there was a severe drought in many parts of the country.When the emperor came to Shaolin Temple, it rained a lot.The emperor was in high spirits that night, and wanted to bestow words on Shaolin Temple.

Nala personally rolled out the paper and polished the ink for the emperor, but the emperor held Concubine Shu's hand with a smile: "Lan Jin, you also stay. Help me to take a look."

Nala's hands froze.

The emperor looked up at Nala family, nodded and said: "I bestowed Shaolin Temple couplets and plaques, of course Chinese characters should be used. If I want you to read the details, it will be difficult for you. Concubine Shu comes from a scholarly family, and she is a tolerant grandniece. It would be more appropriate to help me."

Nala bit her lips lightly: "That concubine is also accompanying the emperor. I just don't know how to read the details, so I can help the emperor spread paper and grind ink. Concubine Shu can't do such hard work."

After hearing this, Concubine Shu laughed: "It's all because of my family's scholarly background, so I asked the master and empress to treat my concubine as a Han, forgetting that my concubine is also Manchurian."

As Shu Fei spoke, she stepped forward, stretched the other end of the paper, and raised her eyes to meet Nala's gaze.

"The master said before that you can't write two Nala clans in one stroke, why did the master forget today?"

Nala's eyes narrowed suddenly, and she stared straight at Concubine Shu.

The emperor seemed to turn a deaf ear to it, and just concentrated on writing on the paper held by the two from both ends.

While talking, he said: "Do you know why I came to Yeling, but came to Shaolin Temple?"

The Nala family said first: "Most of the places where the emperor went were the places where the emperor passed by. This Shaolin Temple, Kangxi Lord also visited. It is the three-character plaque of 'Shaolin Temple' hanging high on the mountain gate, all of which are written by Kangxi Lord. Dear question."

The emperor couldn't help but raised his eyes and smiled approvingly.

How could Concubine Shu be content to stay behind, and said with a smile, "The plaque 'Baoshu Fanglian' hanging high in the Daxiong Palace is also inscribed by Emperor Kangxi's imperial pen."

Nala stared at Concubine Shu with squinted eyes, and was about to speak when Concubine Shu snatched her head off.

"Not only Lord Kangxi, but the rebuilding of the Shaolin Temple is the plan of the late Emperor Yongzheng. Rebuilding the mountain gate and rebuilding the Thousand Buddha Hall are all the late emperor's will. The size of the Shaolin Temple today is all 9000 taels of silver allocated by the late emperor! "

"Thus, the emperor paid homage to the late emperor in the mausoleum, and then went to the Shaolin Temple, which is to remember the ancestor Huangkao, and to revisit the merits and virtues of the late emperor. This is not the way, but the same line."

Nala wanted to speak again.

Concubine Shu took the lead and said: "When the emperor's holy car arrived at Songshan Mountain, there was a severe drought in many places; when the holy car stayed in the Shaolin Temple, it was raining from the sky. This is God's memory of the merits of the three generations of sage kings. With the heart of the emperor!"

The emperor listened with a smile, and kept writing in his hand. After finishing writing the poem "Su Shaolin Temple Uses Tang Chenjian Period Rhyme", he stopped writing happily and looked at the two of them.

"The queen's mother is respectful to the world, and she understands my heart; it's even rarer that concubine Shu understands so many things at such a young age. This shows that the family has a long history, which is beyond comparison."

The emperor then showed the finished poem to Concubine Shu.Concubine Shu couldn't help clapping her hands: "'The heart is quiet according to the six meditations, and the temple is deep in the mountains';

The emperor smiled and nodded: "It's raining tonight, and I want to go out and get drenched in the rain. Concubine Shu, do you have the guts to go with me?"

Concubine Shu's eyebrows brightened: "Of course I dare! I'm also Manchurian, and I'm in good shape!"

(End of this chapter)