Not a big deal? That's a huge deal!
It's like a foreigner who is used to eating with a knife and fork. If you ask him to try using chopsticks one day, he will definitely make a mess, just like writing calligraphy.
Thinking of this, Jiang Ranli retorted, "You know that the Northeast is cold."
Yinzhen nodded. Jiang Ranli's sparkling eyes made him unable to look away.
"To spend the winter in Beijing, you just need to wear a cotton-padded jacket and the like. If you ask people in Northeast China to try Beijing's winter equipment, they will fight you to the death. To survive the winter in Northeast China, it's not about high character attributes, but strong equipment. Do you understand what I mean? Writing calligraphy is similar to the same principle. The tools used are very important."
Listening to the examples Jiang Ranli cited, Yinzhen was a little confused. He could understand what she wanted to express, but what did character attributes mean?
"What do character attributes mean?" Yinzhen asked.
Jiang Ranli wanted to explain, but then she thought that he was beginning to doubt her identity, so she swallowed the words that were on the tip of her tongue. As the saying goes, the more you talk, the more mistakes you make, so it is safest to talk less.
Moreover, she couldn't have any more contact with him, lest she get stuck in the mud and unable to escape.
"It's getting late, I'm going to find something to eat."
After saying that, Jiang Ranli turned and walked out of the tent, leaving Yinzhen, who was waiting for her to explain for him, to laugh helplessly.
After she left, Yinzhen lowered his eyes and stared at the elegant and powerful handwriting on the paper, with a look of pity in his eyes.
I must have guessed correctly. Li'er must have had a happy family before she ran away from her marriage. However, there was a bastard who caused her family to be broken up and she became displaced.
Thinking of this, Yin'er's whole body was filled with fierceness, and his eyes, as deep as stars, were so cold that it was frightening.
"Chang Shun, put this copy of "The Analects of Women" away."
After a while, Yinzhen came back to his senses, glanced sideways and ordered Chang Shun, who was sweating coldly with fear, to put away the copy of "The Analects of Women" that Jiang Ranli had finished copying.
Chang Shun hurriedly did as he was told and put the "Analects of Women" that Jiang Ranli had copied this time together with the scribbles that looked like talismans from before.
Seeing the messy copy of "The Analects of Women" that Jiang Ranli had copied, Yinzhen raised his hand and took a closer look. Suddenly, the smile on the corner of his lips froze.
"Master Jiu, what's wrong with you?" Chang Shun shuddered, thinking that Master Jiu was too scary today.
Hearing this, Yinzhen raised his hand and pointed at a word on the paper and said, "Look at this word, is it the same as the one written by An Jia?"
Chang Shun looked in the direction that Yinzhen pointed, and a look of confusion appeared on his face.
What they were looking at was the character "论". In ancient times, the radical of "论" was written as "言", but modern Chinese characters have been improved. Jiang Ranli is too familiar with the simplified Chinese characters, so sometimes he still writes some characters in modern form.
Chang Shun glanced at his master secretly and saw that his master looked solemn. He thought that he could not let his master go on like this, otherwise his heart would be frightened to death. So he said, "Miss Jiang's calligraphy is a little messy. I think it was dripped with ink or the handwriting was overlapped. Although Miss Jiang and the concubine's handwriting are somewhat similar, people who can't write will probably write similar things."
After hearing Chang Shun's words, the frozen smile on Yin'er's lips eased slightly, but there was still doubt in his eyes.
However, the Thirteenth Prince walked in at this time. Seeing him, Yinzhen could only temporarily put down Jiang Ranli's calligraphy and put it in the wooden box.
"Thirteen, why are you here?"
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