Emperor Liang Yuan, gifted scholar, Xiao Yi.

As a prince before he ascended the throne, Xiao Yi was not eager to live a sidelined aristocratic life in a peaceful and prosperous era. He studies and writes books very diligently. Even if he is blind, he can't read the book to him himself. He stayed up all night, and his ambition to write a book and start a family has always been his ideal. He comes from a literary family and has a good literary talent. Among the emperors who achieved literary status in the past dynasties, the four Xiao families are comparable to the three Cao families, but they are outstanding among the four Xiao families and their literary achievements are also the best. Among the hundreds of emperors who have appeared in China's 5,000-year history, his works are the richest, far exceeding the so-called ldqutao62baoo. Shi Quan, an old man, is well-read and knowledgeable. The only book left behind, Golden Pagoda, is a theoretical work of a hundred schools of thought, and his name is engraved in the cultural history of China.

Although he doesn't have the standard of thin gold calligraphy that Song Huizong has never surpassed until today, in terms of painting level, among the hundreds of emperors with a long history of 5,000 years, no one can beat him. The tribute map he drew recorded the small country figures who came to pay tribute in Nanliang at that time, including Persian Hu people with blond hair and blue eyes and black people wearing only a white cloth. Therefore, this is not only a rare treasure in the history of art, but also a very precious material for studying the history of ancient tributes in China.

Moreover, he is well-read, and judging from the information left by Sui Shu's classics, the modes he studied are diverse and inclusive. Besides being a writer, a poet, a scholar, an emperor, a painter and a calligrapher, he is also a music theorist, and his research on Chinese medicine can get his doctorate today. His level of Go is at least nine paragraphs, because he has also written several books on chess score research; He is a surname scientist and a master of metaphysics, and he still occupies a prominent position among many experts who study Zhouyi. He was born in the Southern Dynasty, which valued literature more than martial arts. He even wrote a book on the art of war, Yu Dao. What's even more surprising is that the literati in the Southern Dynasties were very disgusted with horse riding, thinking that it was done by barbarians. However, Xiao Yi took pains to spend a lot of time on the study of raising horses, and also wrote a book about horses, called Xiangma Jing. The research results in the book are said to be beyond the level of Xiangma expert Bole. He is also interested in some unorthodox knowledge despised by honest people. He can even tell his fortune by observing the stars and know the general trend of the world. His talent and knowledge are almost unparalleled and all-encompassing.

However, his artistic level and literary achievements are in sharp contrast with his personality.