"I also have a calligraphy piece here that I think has the potential to be a champion."

Um?

The judges were taken aback.

There are also people whose calligraphy skills are comparable to Wu Yuanhui's.

Filled with curiosity, the group approached the young teacher and examined him closely.

In an instant, everyone was dumbfounded when they saw the painting "Bring in the Wine" in front of them.

This artwork is a bit outrageous.

The brushstrokes are vigorous and powerful, the composition is orderly, and the whole piece flows smoothly, with virtually no flaws.

"Are you sure this is an entry for an competition?"

Someone asked in surprise.

If this work hadn't appeared here, they would have believed it was written by one of the nation's top calligraphy masters.

"It is indeed an entry for the competition; I had noticed it before."

The young teacher gave a very affirmative answer.

Looking at this artwork, everyone was momentarily captivated.

I wonder who should win the championship?

Wu Yuanhui and Vice Principal Liu have some connection...

"The championship goes to Wu Yuanhui."

At this moment, the highest-ranking leader present, Vice Principal Liu, made a decision.

"Didn't you notice that the person who created this work wasn't serious at all, and didn't even sign it?"

"This is a complete sham; they don't take the calligraphy competition seriously at all!"

Vice Principal Liu pointed to the poem "Bring in the Wine" and reprimanded the student.

Vice Principal Liu and Wu Yuanhui's father were friends, and Liu had known Wu Yuanhui for a long time.

He was surprised to discover the lack of attribution.

If this work is signed, then it really has no flaws, and it's impossible not to give it the championship.

Its level is simply too high.

But now, it's because it wasn't signed that I was able to find a flaw in it.

"yes."

"Vice Principal Liu is right."

The others looked at the poem "Bring in the Wine" and, finding that it was indeed unsigned, quickly echoed their agreement.

"This artwork is disqualified from the competition..."

Vice Principal Liu spoke up, preparing to disqualify "Bring in the Wine".

Squeak!

Just then, the classroom door was gently pushed open, and a kind-looking old man with white hair slowly walked in.

"Professor Chen, what brings you here?"

"Hello, Professor Chen."

Upon seeing the white-haired old man, the group quickly greeted him.

Even Vice Principal Liu came over, somewhat ingratiatingly welcoming the old man.

Professor Chen Zhongming, the most senior professor in the Chinese Department of Jiangzhou University, has dedicated his life to teaching and nurturing countless students.

Many of Professor Chen's students now hold high positions, and some have become bigwigs and tycoons in various cities.

These students would visit the old professor during every holiday.

Not to mention Vice President Liu, even the president of Jiangzhou University treats Professor Chen with utmost respect.

"I heard that the outstanding works from our school's calligraphy competition have been selected, so this old man came to take a look."

Professor Chen explained.

Professor Chen is very knowledgeable about calligraphy and is now a director of the Huaxia Calligraphy Association.

"By the way, are there any promising talents or outstanding works this year?"

"Professor Chen, Wu Yuanhui's..."

Vice Principal Liu was just about to speak.

"Professor Chen, what do you think of this artwork?"

The young teacher who spoke earlier was the first to speak.

"Oh, what's wrong?"

Professor Chen walked over, puzzled.

Upon seeing this, Vice Principal Liu's expression changed slightly.

Upon approaching the poem "Bring in the Wine," Professor Chen's expression immediately changed.

"This...this...this work?"

Professor Chen's hands trembled as he excitedly picked up "Bring in the Wine" and began to read it word by word.

"Unbelievable, absolutely unbelievable."

After reading it, Professor Chen exclaimed in amazement.