Quick Transmigration: Learning Makes Me Improve

After experiencing the thrill of showing off in class, He Yuzhu became obsessed with studying.

He was particularly captivated by the satisfaction of constantly adding knowledge to his mind.

After he got home, he found the first few volumes of the "Elementary School Chinese Language Reader" that he had used to prop up the table.

I read it with great interest.

He Daqing saw him like this.

It felt like the sun had risen in the west.

I never knew you loved studying so much.

He joked:

"Zhu Zi, are you trying to pass the imperial examination to become a scholar?"

He Yuzhu retorted, "Yes, it's about taking the imperial examination to become a scholar."

Otherwise, if you die, I won't even write an epitaph.

"You brat. Are you just hoping your old man dies?"

He Daqing grumbled and cursed.

He Yuzhu ignored him.

In the days that followed, he practiced the "Great Sun Visualization Method" at night and attended classes, studied, and carried rainwater during the day.

Life is busy and fulfilling.

Xu Damao thought that Sha Zhu might be possessed by something dirty.

Or he/she is mentally ill.

Otherwise, why would things suddenly be different from before?

When he talked to his father, Xu Fugui, about the changes in Shazhu.

Xu Fugui seemed to be deep in thought.

He worked under Lou Bancheng and gained extensive knowledge and experience.

I've heard of this situation.

Just like Wang Yangming's enlightenment in Longchang, some people become incredibly powerful once they have an epiphany.

"This child may have finally seen the light; he is destined for great things in the future."

From now on, you should learn from him and stop running around aimlessly every day.

Xu Damao disagreed.

Stick out your tongue slightly.

His father was helpless when he saw this.

"Don't be angry, don't be angry, it's my own child."

He Yuzhu finished reading his textbook.

So he went to his Chinese teacher, Wang Xiulan, and asked to borrow some books to read.

Although I received higher education in my previous life.

I have also studied classical Chinese literature and poetry.

But compared to the ancients, they were far inferior.

The classical tradition has long been broken.

That is not only a break in language, but also a break in cultural lineage.

In the past, scholars who excelled in their studies were destined for officialdom.

Contemporary intellectuals.

Ha ha.

He felt he lacked education in his past life.

His writing lacks depth and substance.

I've also thought about studying the "Shuowen Jiezi" and the "I Ching" properly.

But for various reasons, no, no.

Now he has been reborn as Sha Zhu.

And he's only ten years old, so it's a good time for him to catch up on his studies.

You should brush up on your basic knowledge of traditional Chinese culture.

Even if I become a chef in the future, I want to be a cultured chef, right?

Teacher Wang Xiulan watched He Yuzhu become more and more outstanding every day, and saw him take the initiative to borrow books from her.

Also very happy.

So they found him books such as the Three Character Classic, the Hundred Family Surnames, the Thousand Family Poems, the Analects, Mencius, Zhuangzi, Zizhi Tongjian, Zengguang Xianwen, Guwen Guanzhi, and Caigentan.

After expressing his gratitude, He Yuzhu couldn't wait to take it back and learn it.

After reading these books.

He borrowed another batch from Teacher Wang Xiulan.

Examples include "Collected Annotations on the Four Books", "Translation and Annotation of the Book of Changes", "An Introduction to Chinese Classical Studies", and "A Short History of Chinese Philosophy".

As I read more and more.

He Yuzhu's inner world became increasingly rich, and his overall image also became more...

Well, how should I put it?

It means having a wealth of knowledge and learning, and having washed away all worldly impurities.

He gives the impression of a learned young scholar.

Even He Daqing became subconsciously polite when speaking to him.

I'm afraid my son will suddenly become serious and start spouting classical Chinese philosophy to me.

At the same time, He Yuzhu also practiced calligraphy.

He was very serious about calligraphy, whether in school classes or practicing at home.

Who wouldn't love practicing calligraphy when you can see the progress with your own eyes?

In his past life, his handwriting was like a dog's crawl.

He doesn't understand brushstrokes, structure, or composition.

However, he greatly admires the calligraphy of Zhong Yao and Master Hanshan.

Zhong Yao's "Declaration".

Master Hanshan's "Song of Enlightenment of Master Yongjia Zhenjue".

He retrieved the images from his memory.

Carefully copy the text.

Gradually, they developed their own style.

I reckon that in the future, when Uncle San writes couplets for the residents of the courtyard, he won't be able to compete with He Yuzhu for business.