The dry dragon in Wei Zi's eyes

In the Qing Dynasty, there was an emperor named Gan Long, who was no stranger to many people. In the eyes of many people who like the costume drama, Gan Long is an affectionate person, not only that, but also willful and ungrateful. Although there must be fictional elements in the TV series, the historical Qianlong is really not much better. Emperor Qianlong was different from his father Yong Zhengdi, and Yong Zhengdi was a real prodigal son.

Of course, when dealing with political affairs, he is not careless at all. Like his father Yongzheng, Gan Long likes traveling incognito, but there are obvious differences between them. Yongzheng's traveling incognito is actually to show sympathy for the people, while Ganlong is to travel around the world. In Ji Xiaolan, where iron teeth and copper teeth were very popular a few years ago, Gan Long often returned to all parts of the country for private visits, which illustrates this point from another side.

Although Gan Long is fun, people can play a famous game when they play. Gan Long claims to be a perfect old man. What is perfect is that he knows everything. This is by no means a joke. Gan Long has indeed done this. He is proficient in piano, chess and calligraphy. Not only that, he is also good at writing couplets. In many movies and TV programs, there are interesting couplets between Gan Long and Ji Xiaolan. Gan Long also wrote many classic couplets.

But today's story is not about Qianlong and Ji Xiaolan, but about Qianlong and a gifted scholar in Jiangnan. After all, many TV plays are fake. At that time, Ji Xiaolan, as the editor-in-chief of Sikuquanshu, had to stay in his post and write all day, so he didn't have time to run around, while Shenyang had to deal with many failures. As an official of the imperial court, Xiao Shenyang is also involved, so Ganlong usually travels with ordinary guards.

Gan Long once visited the south of the Yangtze River and happened to see a scholar selling characters. Gan Long is very curious, and scholars don't read sages. At this time, he ran to sell words. Isn't this a slippery record? Therefore, Gan Long leaned curiously to see what the scholar was writing. After reading this article, Gan Long can't help feeling that this scholar is a gifted scholar. Although he sells words, he writes four books and five classics silently while selling words.

Gan Long was eager to love talents, so he picked up a pen and wrote such a couplet on one side of the paper: "When the breeze enters, a hundred schools of thought have Tang and Song Dynasties". This talent is naturally not simple. With a few brushes, how could he be stumped by the couplet in front of him? After thinking for a while, the gifted scholar opened his mouth to the couplet: "My humble abode allows me to drink alone without worry." After reading it, Gan Long applauded.

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