191, Guide Xiao Qianyo's Homework (Please Order the Whole Thing)

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He had just returned to Japan and his affairs were still quite busy. When he returned to Tokyo University, he not only had to meet Professor Shiraishi, but also went to collect homework sheets from the first-year professor of the Ministry of Education.

Fortunately, the academic tasks assigned by teachers in Tokyo University’s liberal arts courses are not many.

After all, the first two sentences of the school motto of Dongda University are: Win with quality, win with quantity!

There are not many assignments, but the content is relatively difficult.

The issues involved are profound.

"In universities, there is a saying that goes: First-rate schools focus on education, second-rate schools focus on ideology, third-rate schools focus on discipline, and fourth-rate schools focus on hygiene..."

"Eastern University is a good university. It focuses on education. As long as the quality of education is good."

Bai's private residence.

Bai Gui sat cross-legged on the tatami, placed the homework list on the table, and kept sliding the pen on the plain paper.

Soon each question was answered by him.

He explained to Chiyo-chan as he wrote.

"Is that so? Why does Zhuanzhishe give us so many homework assignments? Zhuanzhishe is also a good school..."

"This is just my day's homework, and it's so much more than yours, Onisan..."

Xiao Chiyo looked at the pile of homework in front of her and the thin pieces of manuscript paper in front of Bai Gui. She used her fingers to indicate the thickness of the two. She felt a little unbalanced in her heart. She pouted and frowned. Put on a "bitter" look.

"It's still time for you to lay the foundation."

"More homework will be good for you."

Bai Gui started writing and finished writing the last question.

Get up.

He rubbed Chiyo’s head with two shiny braids.

He shook his head and smiled in relief.

Because he is an honors student at Dongda University, and he did not miss class intentionally this time, the academic tasks during the semester... were deleted as much as the teacher could, and he was only assigned some more difficult questions. There were only two for each subject. Three channels, which add up to about fifteen or sixteen channels. But each question is not simple to explain, and requires a huge knowledge reserve...

But the accumulation of knowledge is not difficult for someone with a photographic memory like him.

He wrote like a master, and in one morning, he finished all the homework one by one.

"Onisan, can you help me with my homework?"

Little Chiyo suddenly thought of something, and her eyes as bright as stars became a little more radiant. For her, it was a difficult question, but for Ounisang, it was easy and she could get the answer quickly.

"Can."

Bai Gui nodded.

He usually doesn't help others with their homework. If he meets someone who doesn't understand, he can make them angry to death. However, Chiyo-chan is quite smart. Although he is not a genius who can draw inferences from one example to other cases, he can quickly master the things he has been taught...

Moreover, because Chiyo's family was poor, like him, he had been exposed to the hardships of the world. He knew that learning and progress was a good way to change his destiny, so he studied extremely hard.

His guidance makes me feel a lot more comfortable.

Being tireless in teaching is also a joy.

You can also get certain Taoist rewards from it. This is the way of a teacher!

Bai Gui casually took the homework book that Xiao Chiyo had placed on the long and short table. There were red lines on it. Just like the dictation questions, poems were filled in. He took a look at it and nodded slightly. Most of the dictation questions in it were written. Yes, there are only one or two empty, which is difficult.

It is the most comfortable to guide homework and guide such knowledgeable people.

He looked towards an empty silent inscription, which read: "Beaded curtains and brocade tents are not aware of the dawn, and who knows the everlasting regret..."

There is a signature on the side, "Ise Shuyong Pavilion Dean's Henge Screen".

This is a waka.

"Onisang, this question is to fill in the Tang poem quoted by this Waka..."

"But there are too many Tang poems, and I'm not proficient in memorizing them, so I can't write them down..."

Xiao Chiyo shook Bai Gui's arm and begged.

"This Japanese song comes from "The Tale of Genji"..."

Bai Gui retrieved his memory, thought for a moment and said: "As for Tang poems, the first line of 'Beaded curtains and brocade tents are not aware of the dawn' should come from "Magpies Stepping on the Branches" written by Feng Yansi in the Tang Dynasty. There is a line in it that says, "Open your eyes and feel the new sorrow." I asked, is the beaded curtain and brocade tent similar?..."

"And the second part without realizing the dawn is relatively simple, Meng Haoran's "Spring Dawn", spring sleep without realizing the dawn."

Feng Yansi has several songs "Magpie Steps on the Branch", but the most famous "Magpie Steps on the Branch" still belongs to "Magpie Steps on the Branch·Who knows how to spend leisurely time for a long time". There is a sentence in it: "Spend money every day, often get sick and drink, dare to say goodbye to the mirror" Zhu Yan is thin.”

A few years ago, Wang Guowei, a master of traditional Chinese culture, wrote a poem for his wife who died of illness. There was a love sentence in it, so he used this sentence and wrote: "The most beautiful thing can't be retained in the world, and the beauty can't stand in the mirror or the flowers in the tree."

"What about the last sentence?"

Chiyo-chan's face lit up with joy and she said anxiously.

"Who can dream of everlasting regret..."

"'This sentence comes from Bai Juyi's song of everlasting regret: 'Heaven and earth will last forever, and this hatred will last forever'..."

Bai Gui picked up the pen and wrote the source of the poem on it.

"The Tale of Genji" was written by Murasaki Shikibu during the Song Dynasty, so the waka in it were all pieced together from the artistic conception and sentences of Chinese poetry.

Piecing together poems has been around since ancient times and is called "Jiyu".

For example, when Bai Gui was taking the imperial examination, there were test poems in the imperial examination, which required questions to be written in classics, history, philosophy, and anthology, and the rhyme should be one word in each rhyme of the level tone, so candidates often memorized some standard poems for the imperial examination, and then pieced them together when they took the imperial examination. Even if they were not very satisfied, at least they would not be too bad, and would not affect their scores.

Waka was greatly influenced by Tang poetry, with five-character quatrains and seven-character regulated verses, but the Japanese could not compare with the level of the great poets of the Tang Dynasty, and the rhyme and rhythm were not up to standard, so what should they do?

Simple, splicing is to imitate Chinese poetry and Chinese texts completely...

Of course, there are some Waka that are more beautiful and well written, but they are only a minority.

Bai Gui also pointed out some of the following questions one by one, and some of them were quite difficult, so he wrote them directly on the book.

It didn't take long.

"The content of the private school of Jizhishe is not simple..."

"No wonder it can cultivate famous female writers such as Higuchi Ichiyo and Tanabe Ryuko..."

After giving instructions, Bai Gui sighed.

Some questions even require him to think carefully before he can give answers. Because he mainly studies history, not some skills such as waka and poetry learned in private schools for girls.

Poetry, of course he knows it as a scholar. But the imperial examination focuses on eight-part essays, not Tang and Song poetry. He only knows a little about this aspect, and the time is too short, so he didn't spend too much time studying.

And Jizhishe is a private school, equivalent to a domestic academy, with a very high upper limit...

Some questions can stump him, and it's really not an exaggeration.

"I want to be a female writer like Tanabe and Higuchi in the future!"

When Xiao Qianyo heard Bai Gui mention these two women, she nodded seriously and hard. In Jizhishe, these two recent female writers are also the learning targets of most women in the house.