Enlightenment

? "Xuan Jinchen finally showed his true colors. He stared at Jiang Yan fiercely, like a wolf about to kill its prey.

Jiang Yan didn't have the slightest fear, maybe he was used to being cowardly, once the fire in his heart burned, there was no water that could extinguish the flame.

Jiang Yan asked: "Now it is a society ruled by law, what do you want to do to me?" Then he stood up, "I am just a traffic star in your company, and there are still a large number of talents waiting for you to discover. Why do you have to hang me on a tree? Maybe someone in the future will come out and make you more money."

Xuan Jinchen knew that Jiang Yan was serious this time, and he really couldn't do anything, he could only let Jiang Yan go, but he could go, but he couldn't go too easily.

He asked Jiang Yan to go back and wait for a few days before coming to the company to resolve the matter.Jiang Yan agreed, and after getting up and leaving, Xuan Jinchen immediately called someone, only to hear that the other party was a woman, Xuan Jinchen said a few words to her and hung up the phone.

Three days later, Jiang Yan received a notice to go to the company to terminate the contract. He brought enough money to pay the liquidated damages.

Immediately clicked on Weibo again, announcing his withdrawal.The news went viral within an hour after it was sent out.

As soon as Jiang Yan came out of the company, a group of reporters and unimportant people rushed up, and Jiang Yun hurriedly escorted Jiang into the car.Unexpectedly, before entering the car, a girl cut Jiang Yan's face with a knife. It was a long and deep wound. Seeing this, everyone hurriedly fled the scene.

Jiang Yun was frightened half to death, took out his mobile phone and called the police, and then asked Jiang Shu to pick Jiang Yan to the hospital.On the other hand, he grabbed the girl and waited for the police, and the girl said arrogantly why she should be arrested and whether she knew who her father was.

When Jiang Shu came, he saw Jiang Mo with blood on his face, his legs went limp in an instant, he hurriedly picked up Jiang Mo and rushed into the car, and this scene happened to be photographed by the onlookers.

"Jiang Yan, don't be afraid."

Hurriedly into the hospital, the doctor took Jiang Yan into the operating room, and Jiang Shu waited outside the operating room alone.For the first time, he felt that kind of anxiety and flustered.

He never thought that such a thing would happen, because he felt that those people scolded Jiang Yan on the Internet too much, and it was impossible to do something that would hurt Jiang Yan with a knife in real life.

Besides, Jiang Mo did nothing wrong, why did they treat Jiang Mo like this!This hurt Jiang Yan.

Time passed, and when the doctor came out, Jiang Shu immediately rushed forward to inquire about the situation.The wound on Jiang Yan's face was a little deep and long, and it was impossible to return to its previous appearance.

But Jiang Shu didn't care about his face, because he was too anxious just now, and he couldn't see clearly where the scar was on his face. If he hurt his eyes...

He didn't even dare to imagine what kind of life Jiang Yan would live in the future, Jiang Yan would go crazy.

He was relieved when the doctor told him that he didn't hurt his eyes. When Jiang Yan was sent to the ward, Jiang Shu kept staring at him intently.

What's wrong with his Jiang Yan?

Not only does God want to torture him like this, but even people want to hurt him like this.

Jiang Shu kept watch for a day and a night, but Jiang Yan didn't wake up, but Jiang Shu knew it in his heart.It's not that Jiang Yan didn't wake up, but he didn't want to wake up.

For Jiang Yan, this incident will undoubtedly become a shadow of life, a shadow that he can't get rid of for a lifetime.

The scar on his face reminded him all the time.

But there is no way to end all of this, the scar can't go away.

Like fate, most people desperately want to get rid of it, but it plays people with applause.

"Jiang Shu..." Jiang Yan stared at the ceiling with empty eyes, and he was silent for a long time before opening his mouth. Jiang Shu suddenly stood up and grabbed Jiang Yan's hand, responding to him, Jiang Yan asked, "Am I a murderer?"

"No! You are not!"

"Am I a sinner?"

"No."

"Have I done anything bad?"

"No."

"Then why are you doing this to me?"

"Jiang Yan, it's okay, it's okay. Don't think about those things, take a good rest."

"I couldn't sleep with Jiang Shu. As soon as I closed my eyes, the pictures and a bunch of comments at that time kept appearing in my mind. I was a little scared, and I didn't dare to rest..."

"It's alright, it's alright."

After being discharged from the hospital and returning to Jiang Shu's home, Jiang Shu wished he could carry Jiang Yan on his back and never leave.

This day Jiang Yan was staring at the ceiling in a daze, Jiang Shu saw that he was listless, so he tried to smile, stepped forward and asked, "Jiang Yan, do you know the top ten elites of the country?"

"Top Ten National Essences?"

"Ah."

Jiang Shu thought for a while, "Go, Peking Opera, embroidery, tea ceremony, traditional Chinese medicine, martial arts..."

Seeing Jiang Yan stop, Jiang Shu smiled and said: "Top Ten National Essences of China, Go, Peking Opera, Embroidery, Tea Ceremony, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Martial Arts, Calligraphy, Han Fu and Silk, Porcelain, Paper-cutting."

"Go is one of the "Four Arts" of the "Four Great Arts in Ancient China". Qi in Qinqi, calligraphy and painting is Go. During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the chessboard was finalized as the current nineteen-way chessboard, and the Go Nine for evaluating the level of chess players appeared. Quality system. Go has gradually become an ancient way of self-cultivation.”

"The tones of Peking Opera are mainly Xipi and Erhuang, accompanied by huqin and gongs and drums. There are also operas such as Kunqu Opera, Henan Opera, Pingju Opera, Yue Opera, Huangmei Opera, Qu Opera, Yue Tune, Lv Opera, and Shanghai Opera. Take you to listen to Sichuan opera!"

"Embroidery is a traditional folk craft. The most prominent embroidery in China is Suzhou embroidery in Jiangsu, Xiang embroidery in Hunan, Yue embroidery in Guangdong, and Shu embroidery in Sichuan. In addition, there are Bian embroidery in Kaifeng, Henan, and Hang embroidery in Hangzhou, Zhejiang." .Su embroidery, Hunan embroidery, Guangdong embroidery, Shu embroidery, Bian embroidery, and Hangzhou embroidery can be collectively referred to as the "Six Famous Embroideries in China". Their delicacy is beyond our imagination."

"Tea drinking, tea planting, and tea making all originated in my country. "Shen Nong's Herbal Classic" records: Shen Nong tasted a hundred herbs, encountered 72 poisons every day, and got tea to solve them. Lu Yu in the Tang Dynasty also wrote "The Classic of Tea", Lu Yu you Do you know? A tea scientist in the Tang Dynasty was known as the "tea fairy", revered as the "tea sage", and enshrined as the "tea god". He was addicted to tea all his life."

"Chinese medicine is traditional Chinese medicine, and Chinese medicine is also called Han medicine. I don't know the specifics. After all, it's too brain-intensive. If you are not a professional, you really don't know it."

"Chinese martial arts is also known as Kung Fu. It has a long history and can be traced back to the Shang and Zhou dynasties. In terms of technology, it often requires that the inner spirit and the outer body movements be closely integrated. To achieve "heart movement and form follow", "form Breaking the mind and connecting ", the potential is broken and the breath is connected".Changes in the eight methods of "hands, eyes, body, steps, spirit and energy".Anyway, we don't know the skills until we really practice it. "

"Writing began to appear in the era of Emperor Xuanyuan. It is said that Emperor Xuanyuan ordered his minister Cangjie to create characters, and Cangjie invented and created characters. Cangjie was revered as the ancestor of characters by later generations. Chinese characters began to record things with pictures, and evolved over thousands of years Then the ancestors invented brush writing, so calligraphy came into being. In short, calligraphy is the writing art of Chinese characters. Well... there are many types of calligraphy, such as the oracle bone inscriptions in the Yin and Shang Dynasties. During the Zhou Dynasty Chinese inscriptions on bronze and stone. Seal script of the Qin Dynasty. Official script of the Han Dynasty. Regular script, running script, and cursive script from the Eastern Jin Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, the art of Chinese calligraphy reached maturity. There are many famous calligraphers here, such as Ouyang Xun , Liu Gongquan, Yan Zhenqing, Xue Ji, Chu Suiliang, and Yu Shinan, etc. By the way, the five basic styles of calligraphy are seal script, official script, regular script, running script, and cursive script. It’s pretty good for self-cultivation through practice.”

"Hanfu is the traditional national costume of the Han nationality in China, also known as Hanzhuang and Huafu. Hanfu is the traditional national costume of the Han nationality in China. Its origin can be traced back to the period of the Three Emperors and Five Emperors until the Ming Dynasty. It lasts for thousands of years. Since the Yellow Emperor in the Yanhuang era Clothes hang down and the world governs. Hanfu has a basic form. After the standard system of the dynasties, it has been fully perfected and popularized in the Han Dynasty. Although there has been a slight change in the Hanfu in subsequent dynasties, its main features have not changed, and they are all based on the Han Dynasty. Features. Hanfu can best embody the elegant, elegant, and dignified temperament of the Han people. I don’t know much about girls’ clothes, but I have a little understanding of boys’ clothes. Boys probably wear yew fir, unicorn robes, and round necks. Daoist robes, big cloaks, curvy robes... and... there are a lot of straight skirt robes, Zhu Zishen robes, etc. The Ming system here is from the Ming Dynasty Zhu Yuanzhang According to the tradition of the Han nationality, "inherited from Zhou and Han , take Tang and Song Dynasties below. "The re-enacted dress system. Compared with Tang suits, Ming costumes lie in the obvious inversion of the proportion of dresses and skirts. The tops are short and the bottoms are long, and the tops are gradually elongated, and the length of the exposed skirt is shortened. The collar has also changed from the opposite collar in the Song Dynasty. It is mainly round neck. This kind of clothing is recorded in "Zhuo Zhong Zhi" written by Liu Ruoyu, an eunuch of the Ming Dynasty: [The back skirt is made continuously, and there are swings on both sides, and the front has two sections, and there are horse-face pleats on the bottom, from both sides. Qilin gown.] The whole Qilin robe has a large front, a slanted collar, and loose sleeves. There is a horizontal line at the waist of the front front, and the bottom is full of pleats. Under the ribs on both sides, a wide edge of the same color as the clothes needs to be sewn, which is called " There is also the cross collar, which is the left and right fronts intersecting. The skirts of Hanfu clothing are generally covered to the right, and the left front is covered to the right armpit. The right skirt is covered inside, which is called the right lapel; In ancient times, some ethnic minority costumes were covered to the left, so it was called the left lapel. Therefore, when wearing cross-collars, you must pay attention to the left and right. I won’t talk about the others. , China is the first country in the world to invent sericulture, reeling and weaving silk. The person who invented sericulture, reeling and weaving silk was Leizu, the wife of Xuanyuan Huangdi. I can also recite the inscription "The Holy Land of Leizu".