Qi Xuansu's words can be said to come from the sincerity.
At that time, except for Zhang Yuelu and Qiniang, Qi Xuansu had almost no relatives, no relatives, and no friends.
After he was injured by Zhao Fuan, except for Zhang Yuelu, the others ignored him. They were all members of the Taoist sect and watched their own family members being beaten by outsiders without even farting.
To put it harshly, even if Zhao Fuan beat Qi Xuansu to death, they would still be indifferent and just treat him as a dead wild dog on the side of the road, just for fun.
Qi Xuansu is used to seeing the world, so he won't be discouraged because of this, and he can still maintain a normal mind. However, if someone steps forward to help Qi Xuansu at this time, Qi Xuansu will definitely remember it for the rest of his life.
Ji Jiaozhen and Qi Xuansu just met by chance. They were not relatives or friends. There was no need to stand up for Qi Xuansu. Even if he stood by and watched, others would not say anything.
From a utilitarian point of view, Qi Xuansu was just an insignificant seventh-grade Taoist priest at that time. He had no family background and no teacher training background. His own qualifications were average. Not to mention being relegated to an immortal, he was not even qualified to be a Qi refiner. He could only be an ordinary person.
, in other aspects, there is nothing commendable, and there is no obvious excellence.
Except for Qiniang, no one would think that Qi Xuansu at this time could be associated with the word "promising". Even Zhang Yuelu, who had a high regard for Qi Xuansu, only expected Qi Xuansu to go step by step and seek the word "stable".
To offend such a little Taoist priest who is not worth investing in, no matter how you look at it, to offend a powerful garrison commander is a loss-making deal.
But Ji Jiaozhen stood up and expressed his concern about Qi Xuansu being injured.
Ji Jiaozhen first visited Qi Xuansu and left two pots of medicinal wine. Then he stopped Zhao Fuan outside the city and broke one of his arms.
From the beginning to the end, Ji Jiaozhen never said a word, and he had no intention of repaying his kindness. It can be said that when the matter is over, he walked away and hid his merits and fame.
Qi Xuansu had to admit that although there were people like Li Tianlan, Shen Yuxi, Zhang Yongyan, and Bai Yongguan in the Taoist sect, there were also people like Sun Hewu, Ji Jiaozhen, and Pei Xiaolou. The same surname was Shangguan. Some Shangguan died fighting for the Taoist sect, and some were Shangguan.
A dandy like Chao cannot completely affirm or deny Taoism just because of a certain type of person.
Ji Jiaozhen waved his hand and said: "Whether it's the icing on the cake or a timely help, it's all for Brother Qi. For me, it's just a little effort."
Qi Xuansu said: "The real person should call my cousin 'Tianyuan'."
"Okay, I'll call your cousin 'Tian Yuan'. But don't call me Senior Ji, Zhenren Ji, just call me brother in private." Ji Jiaozhen said with a smile.
Qi Xuansu felt a little awkward, but then he thought about it, if the discussion started from Qiniang's side, then there would be no problem for him to call him brother.
In fact, this is how it has been passed down for a long time, and the hierarchy of generations can easily get messed up.
Take the Zhang family and the Li family as an example. Counting from the generation of Zhang Jingxiu and Li Daoxu, the Zhang family's "Jing" generation and the Li family's "Dao" generation are on equal terms, and then there is the correspondence between the "mountain" generation.
The word generation of "ru" and the generation of "shi" correspond to the generation of "fa".
Further down, the Celestial Master Zhang Wushou and the National Master Li Changgeng are still compatible. They are about the same age. The generation with the character "无" corresponds to the character "长", but the next generation with the character "Ju" corresponds to the character "you".
The character generation gradually changed. The Li family's character "you" has some gaps, and the characters for "you" are mainly old people, while the Zhang family's "ji" character is mainly for adults.
It's even more strange when it comes to the generations with the characters "moon" and "tian". It's not surprising that Li Tianzhen and Zhang Yuelu are the same generation, but it's very strange that Li Tianlan and Zhang Yuelu are the same generation, and Li Minghuang, Li Mingzhi, Li Mingcheng, etc.
The generation of "ming" is actually one generation lower than Zhang Yuelu, but Li Mingcheng was Zhang Yuelu's boss, and Li Minghuang almost became Zhang Yuelu's brother-in-law.
Therefore, the Taoist sect must unify the generations, that is: one Yang comes to restore the original, the unity of the teachings will be eternal and the Ming Dynasty, the Zongli Zong will be honest, and the noble successor Dharma will prosper.
This set of seniority starts from "one", which corresponds to Xuansheng's generation, including Donghuang, Yan Feiqing, Shangguan Wan and others, and those above Xu Zu and others are not included.
The generation "He" refers to the sixth-generation disciple, which corresponds to the sixth-generation Grandmaster. The generation "Jiao" refers to the seventh-generation disciple, which corresponds to the seventh-generation Grandmaster who is still vacant. The generation "Yong" represents
They are the eighth generation disciples. Qi Xuansu, Zhang Yuelu, Yao Pei, Li Changge and others, regardless of their seniority in private, are all classified as the eighth generation disciples in the Taoist sect, corresponding to the future eighth generation master.
The three deputy head masters, Da Zhenren, are all sixth-generation disciples, so Li Changgeng is only two generations lower than Xuansheng in terms of family seniority, but in terms of Taoist inheritance, he is five generations lower than Xuansheng.
As for how to divide the Taoist sect’s seniority, generally 24 years is considered as a generation. As long as you enter the Taoist sect within the same 24-year interval, whether you enter in the first year or the 24th year, you will be considered as a peer.
People, so Sun Yongfeng, Bai Yongguan and others are obviously much older than Qi Xuansu and others, but they are the same generation.
In other words, Qi Xuansu, Zhang Yuelu and others are almost at the end of the eighth generation of disciples, and now they are the ninth generation of disciples after entering the Taoist sect.
The Taoist sect also introduced the rules for apprenticeship based on this unified seniority.
Relevant regulations: People of the same generation are not allowed to become disciples, even if they are twenty-four years apart. They are not allowed to accept disciples from across the generation. For example, no matter how much Sun Hewu likes Qi Xuansu, he cannot accept Qi Xuansu as his disciple, because Sun Hewu is the sixth generation disciple, Qi Xuansu
He is an eighth-generation disciple, and there is a seventh-generation disciple between them.
In this way, all kinds of messy generation issues have been completely sorted out. Although it will also lead to the problem that the two people are only one year apart but they are two generations apart, it is better than a centenarian calling a swaddled baby an ancestor.
It is inevitable for people of the same generation to call each other brothers and sisters. When addressing each other, in addition to the all-purpose "taoist friend", you can also add the word "tao brother" after the name, number or surname to refer to yourself as a brother to show respect.
When using this kind of title, the actual age is not considered. Even if the other person is twenty-four years younger than you, as long as the status is equal and you want to show respect, you should address each other as "Tao brother", that is, calling each other Tao brother.
If the relationship is close, you can also address your cousin directly.
This is why Yao Pei can change his title. From the Yao family, he is called "cousin", and from the Taoist family, he is called "Brother Tao." Neither one is wrong, it all depends on Yao Pei's mood.
Under such circumstances, Ji Jiaozhen, who is the seventh-generation disciple, calls Qi Xuansu's cousin "Tianyuan" to express his modesty, which is reasonable and reasonable. But if Qi Xuansu turns around and calls him "Brother Taoist", it means he is neither big nor small.
, which is against ethics. Therefore, the title "brother" can only be used between two people in private.
Strictly speaking, in informal situations and without using honorific titles such as official titles, Ji Jiaozhen can call Qi Xuansu's cousin, and Qi Xuansu should add the word "公" after the first character of Ji Jiaozhen's cousin.
Show respect.
For example, in the future, when Qi Xuansu becomes a real person, the ninth generation disciples can call him "Tian Gong" when they meet him. However, it is easy to cause ambiguity and reminds people of God, so they can also call him "Yuan Gong".
The reason why surnames are not used is because it is too easy to confuse them. They are all Qi Gong, Qi Xuansu's surname is Qi, and Qi Jiaozheng's surname is Qi. If both parties live in the same room, it will not be easy to distinguish them.
As for "Sir", it is used to address outsiders.
Furthermore, calling someone by name in person is a curse. Generally speaking, only parents and immediate elders can call him by his first name. The emperor is the king's father, so it is okay. If other people call him by his first name, it is roughly equivalent to "I am your father" or
"I am your grandfather", "I am your ancestor" and the like are not allowed to be used by anyone with any status. Swearing in the street itself is a derogatory thing, so calling him by his name is equivalent to killing an enemy a thousand times.
The loss was eight hundred.
Of course, if the relationship is good to a certain extent and privately we are willing to treat each other as father and son, that is not
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From this point of view, the word "Donghuang" is actually an epitome, not a name. At that time, Donghuang once angered Xuansheng for something, which led to the incident where Donghuang asked Mrs. Xuansheng to intercede for him.
, when Xuansheng was furious, he only yelled "Li Donghuang, you deserve to die" instead of calling him by his name, which shows the seriousness of calling him by his name.
However, it was precisely because of Xuan Sheng's scolding that when others scolded Donghuang, they used his name instead of his name. In addition, Donghuang acted domineeringly and made many enemies. Over time, his name was actually replaced by his name, and people in later generations also used his name.
It is called "Donghuang".
Ji Jiaozhen said: "Tianyuan, you traveled all the way to Shuzhou, maybe not just to see me?"
Qi Xuansu said with shame: "Old... brother, I am a person who has to judge every penny. That day Zhao Fuan broke my arm. Although I have already got it back for me, I remember my brother's kindness, but I always
I feel that I should take it back in person. I don’t mean anything moral, I just want to vent my anger. To put it bluntly, it’s just two words, ‘revenge’.”
Ji Jiaozhen smiled: "There is nothing wrong with spending every penny. You have always strived for fairness. How can you repay kindness with kindness? How can you repay kindness with kindness? Repay kindness with kindness."
Qi Xuansu nodded and said, "That's exactly it."
The two talked for another two hours. The main reason was that Ji Jiaozhen was curious and asked Qi Xuansu about his recent experience. Qi Xuansu ignored Wei Wugui's experience. From the big case in Jinling Mansion to the end of the training in Wanxiang Taoist Palace, everything was true to the truth.
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After Ji Jiaozhen heard this, he couldn't help but sigh, no wonder Qi Xuansu entered the country so quickly.
It was still early in the morning when Qi Xuansu climbed the mountain, and it was already noon in the blink of an eye. Qi Xuansu planned to say goodbye and leave, trying to reach Shuzhong Mansion before evening.
However, Ji Jiaozhen also stood up and planned to leave with Qi Xuansu.
Seeing Qi Xuansu's surprise, Ji Jiaozhen smiled and explained: "I've been quiet for more than half a year and I just wanted to go out for a walk, so I happened to go with you."
Qi Xuansu was very grateful to Ji Jiaozhen for his help. He came here just to say thank you. Just like when he visited Pei Xiaolou and Xu Xiaoying before, he had no intention of inviting Ji Jiaozhen to help him. If he really wanted to build up his momentum, he should
Zhang Yuelu, Yao Pei, Pei Xiaolou, and Lei Xiaohuan were all invited, so he did not want Ji Jiaozhen to be involved in this matter again, and he did not agree with it.
Ji Jiaozhen said: "Don't forget, I injured Zhao Fu'an and already had a grudge with him, so I'm not afraid of offending him to death."
Qi Xuansu knew in his heart that Ji Jiaozhen was probably thinking about him, and was afraid that something might happen to him when he went to Zhao Fuan's territory alone, so he couldn't help but solemnly bowed and said, "Thank you, Master Ji."