How could Gu Chengyu know the emperor's thoughts? He just wanted to take the opportunity to recommend himself.
He calmed down and wrote the second water-melody song. This was a noun from his previous life. Gu Chengyu's song just now had an ulterior motive, but this one was just for pure appreciation.
When will the bright moon come? Ask the blue sky with my wine. I don’t know what year it is in the palace in the sky. I want to ride the wind back home, but I am afraid that the towers and jade buildings will be too cold at high places. I dance to clear the shadows, how can it be like being in the human world?
Turning around the Zhu Pavilion, looking down at the door, the light is sleepless. There should be no hatred, so why do we have to be reunited when we say goodbye? People have joys and sorrows, and the moon waxes and wanes. This is something that has never been done in ancient times. I hope that people will live forever and share the beauty of the moon thousands of miles away.
The emperor was very satisfied with these two poems, especially the two lines: "People have joys and sorrows, and the moon waxes and wanes. This is a difficult thing in ancient times. I hope that people will live long and share the beauty of the moon thousands of miles away."
He thought of that person, so what if he was an emperor? Didn't that person also care about others? He knew that she was unwilling to be trapped in the palace, and she didn't want their son to stay there
This gorgeous cage.
She was resentful and she blamed him until her death. She was willing to give up her life to escape from this place that she hated. He had regretted it. If he had let her reunite with that person, maybe she would not be so young.
The fragrance disappeared and the jade died.
This poem was not a reflection of his heart, but it echoed that person's mood, but it just made him even sadder.
The emperor shook his head. He always liked to be sentimental recently, and returned his mind to Gu Chengyu's poems. Now that he saw Gu Chengyu's poems, he deeply felt that this person had great poetic talent, and even he had to admire him.
, these two poems can be recited as famous sentences through the ages.
However, at such a young age, this young man had more serious thoughts than those waning people who had read thousands of sails. But the emperor then thought about it and thought that Gu Chengyu was worthy of being a prodigy. He thought of Gu Chengyu's past deeds.
I started my education at the age of five and studied in a private school in the town. I took the county examination at the age of eight and the township examination at the age of eleven. Because the joint examination was changed to the township examination three years later, I was able to take part at the age of fourteen. I passed all the tests and became the winner this year.
Compiled by Hanlin Academy.
He had only been studying for ten years and had already become the youngest official in the Dayan Dynasty. The emperor had always been skeptical about the prodigies recorded in the history books he had read before. He did not expect that Dayan could produce such a child prodigy.
"These two poems are well done!" The emperor returned to his palace and ordered De'an to bring Gu Chengyu's poem card to him, ready to appreciate it.
After Gu Chengyu finished writing, he sat up from his chair and replied humbly: "The humble minister is scared, the emperor has given you too much praise."
"Don't be humble. I will soon make a set of records called Dayan Huidian. There are many officials participating this time, and I have asked the six chief ministers to compile this set of books from the Hanlin Academy. I will only learn after seeing you.
Yes, the words are well written, and I think I should be able to contribute to the compilation of this book."
The emperor was now admiring Gu Chengyu's calligraphy. He felt that Gu Chengyu's handwriting had become a style of its own and he had achieved great success. So he told Gu Chengyu the task that had just been assigned by the court a few days ago. Such a talented number one scholar,
Wouldn't it be a pity to leave it alone? Dayan doesn't care for idlers.
Gu Chengyu was overjoyed when he heard this. The emperor asked him to participate by name, right? He had heard about the compilation of the Dayan Huidian a few days ago. The main content of this set of books is based on the six official positions.
Describe the responsibilities and examples of each government office.
The emperor wanted to improve the imperial system and let future generations use it as a basis. Gu Chengyu did not expect that such a good thing would happen to him. Not everyone could participate in the compilation of the Huidian.
Although the task is heavy and there are many officials required for compilation, if you are not capable, you can only copy what others have written after they have compiled it. Compilation and copying are different, and the status between the two is huge.
Don't.
"Thank you, Your Majesty. I will do my best to live up to Your Majesty's expectations." Although he was happy in his heart, Gu Cheng did not dare to show it on his beautiful face.
If he was overjoyed, it would inevitably appear unsteady. Besides, this was just a small step he had taken. After the initial joy, Gu Chengyu was no longer excited.
"Well! De'an, give Gu Aiqing a seat!" The emperor chatted with Gu Chengyu for a few words, and couldn't help but feel a little interested. As expected, the young man was different from those officials who had been in court for a long time. He could talk to Gu Chengyu quite easily.
.The young people are full of vitality, making him feel that he is also getting younger.
Gu Chengyu's heart trembled. Isn't this too much? The emperor actually wants to give him a seat. Such an honor is probably only available to the prince and Xia Qing, right? Gu Chengyu doesn't understand the emperor's intention. After all, this is the first time he has been summoned. This is also
It's a little too outrageous.
After receiving the emperor's order, De'an was a little surprised. Did he not expect that the emperor valued Master Gu so much? He raised his eyes and glanced at Gu Chengyu, and found that a trace of doubt flashed across Gu Chengyu's jade-like face.
"Yes!" De'an moved the chair he just moved back over to Gu Chengyu.
"Thank you, Your Majesty, for your kindness!" After Gu Chengyu thanked him, he didn't dare to sit down on it. He only sat back half of the way on the chair.
At the same time, I was guessing in my mind that this word was also written. Could it be that the emperor still wanted to have a long talk with him? It seemed that he would not be able to leave for a while.
"The emperor has been urging me to establish a crown prince for the past two days. Why don't you tell me which prince is more suitable for the position of crown prince?" The emperor took a sip of tea from his tea bowl and suddenly threw a bomb at Gu Chengyu.
Gu Chengyu was so shocked that he almost fell off the chair. He was on the verge of crying. He secretly raised his head and glanced at the emperor. Are you sure you are not joking?
He is just a low-ranking official from the sixth rank, and is not even qualified to go to court. How could the emperor ask him such a question? How should he answer this question? This is a big problem!
De'an was also surprised by the emperor's question. It seemed that Mr. Gu was not far away from being promoted! The emperor actually valued him so much and even asked about establishing a prince. He made up his mind that when he had the opportunity, he would do it.
Get close to this Mr. Gu.
The atmosphere in the imperial study room, which had been somewhat relaxed just now, became tense now. Although the emperor's expression still looked as casual and relaxed as before, Gu Chengyu did not dare to take it lightly.
Gu Chengyu quickly stood up and replied, "Back to the emperor, I have just entered the Hanlin Academy for duty. Previously, I only focused on reading the books of sages and did not pay too much attention to the princes and highnesses. Since I have no contact, it is not good for me.
Determine the character of your highnesses."
The emperor's eyes narrowed after hearing this, "Oh? Then tell me what you heard, so that I can know what kind of character my princes are in the eyes of others."