I became famous for broadcasting my life as a social animal to different dynasties

Zhou Jinyu's imitation of calligraphy made scholars of all dynasties excited, as it was finally something they were familiar with.

The emperor and his ministers in the court also watched her copying the calligraphy.

However, when Zhou Jinyu finished writing a word, everyone fell silent.

Qin Dynasty.

Although what she wrote was not small seal script, but looking at the posts she copied it was clear that it was good calligraphy. How come it was written like this?

Ying Zheng didn't understand, were all those books in the room just decorations?

Han Dynasty.

Liu Bang hesitated and said, "Isn't this girl's handwriting very good?" It was completely different from the copy.

Zhang Liang glanced at it and continued to lower his head to record his information. This time he didn't need to look at the sky curtain.

During the period of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty.

Even though Wei Qing was a military commander, his handwriting was better than that of a civil official, but he admitted that he couldn't write like that girl...

Tang Dynasty.

"..." Ouyang Xun's face turned red, and after a while he said, "This girl's skills are not good enough..."

Others were silent: more than that, it was not good enough! Each stroke was crooked and weak, while her imitation of the "Qinli Stele" was dignified and generous, spacious and stretched, and clever in its clumsiness; it had a strong and powerful aura and was full of vitality. It was indeed a good hand!

Li Shimin silently turned his eyes away. There was no other way as it was too damaging to his eyes.

After the curtain falls, he will go and read the Preface to the Poems Composed at the Orchid Pavilion to refresh his eyes.

Zhou Jinyu looked at his horrible handwriting, sighed, and continued to copy a piece of rough paper.

Song Dynasty.

Zhao Kuangyin looked constipated. He wanted to say something but didn't know what to say, so his facial expression was distorted.

Yuan Dynasty.

Kublai Khan didn't think anything of it, but Zhenjin looked away, unable to bear it any longer.

Isn’t this girl Han Chinese?

Ming Dynasty.

Zhu Yuanzhang looked at Zhu Biao and said, "Biao'er, I haven't checked your homework for a long time. Go and show me your essay." He turned around and saw Zhu Chong, Zhu Gang, Zhu Di, Zhu Su and others, and ordered, "Show me your homework too!"

The sons who were caught in the crossfire had no choice but to obediently hand in their homework to Zhu Yuanzhang.

Zhu Yuanzhang did not read the content, but focused on checking the words. After reading them one by one, he breathed a sigh of relief.

so far so good……

Qing Dynasty.

Kangxi was puzzled: That girl doesn't look like an uneducated person, so why does she write such badly?

Qianqing Palace.

Qianlong laughed and said: "Look at this calligraphy. Fortunately, it is not copied from my handwriting, otherwise I would feel ashamed!"

Zhou Jinyu felt a little quiet just writing, so he picked up his tablet and prepared to find a documentary to watch. Well, he decided to watch "Yan Zhenqing".

Before people had time to marvel at the magic of the tablet, they were attracted by the content inside.

It is actually called "Yan Zhenqing", which means it is specifically about Yan Zhenqing. Later generations highly respect him.

The dynasties after the Tang Dynasty sat upright, ready to see how future generations would tell about Yan Zhenqing.

The dynasties before the Tang Dynasty were bright-eyed, and this person seemed to be a person not far away from them. Li Shimin thought: Yan Zhenqing's post also had the word Tang written on it, could it be that he was a person who succeeded the emperor after the Tang Dynasty? That would be even better, maybe we can know what the future Tang Dynasty will be like.

He warned Li Chengqian: "Gao Ming, you have to watch carefully."

"Yes, father." Li Chengqian replied. As the crown prince, he naturally had to take it seriously as it concerned the future of the Tang Dynasty.

Changsun Wuji, Fang Xuanling, Wei Zheng and others also thought of it and stared at the sky intently.

Yan Shigu's heartbeat couldn't help but quicken: Is this a descendant of his Yan family?

The picture on the tablet slowly unfolds.

[A deep and elegant voice said: In the history of calligraphy, Yan Zhenqing is an immortal legend. ]

! ! ! An immortal legend! Ying Zheng was jealous, but what about him? How did later generations evaluate him for his achievements in unifying the six kingdoms?

[His "Eulogy for My Nephew" is praised as the second best running script in the world. He is the second person after Wang Xizhi to push Chinese calligraphy to the highest peak.]

Li Shimin leaned back slightly. The second best running script in the world? The highest peak of calligraphy after Wang Xi? What a high evaluation! This person is truly a talent of our Tang Dynasty!

When Yan Shigu heard that Yan Zhenqing was born in Linyi, Langya, his heart skipped a beat. But when he heard that he was a descendant of Yan Hui, and the fifth-generation ancestor Yan Zhitui, his heart settled and the smile on his face grew bigger and bigger.

The people around him smiled and bowed: "Congratulations, Master Gu, your descendants will have a bright future!"

"No, no..." He said these words modestly, but the corners of his mouth were curled up wildly, and he couldn't suppress it.

Fang Xuanling said with a smile: "Confucius's proud students, Yan Hui's descendants are full of talents!"

Yan Shigu was humble again.

Seeing that Yan Zhenqing lost his father at a young age and was raised by his mother, Mrs. Yin, but studied hard and left behind the story of learning calligraphy with yellow mud, Yan Shigu nodded with satisfaction: Good boy!

At the age of 45, he was appointed as the governor of Pingyuan County. He was loyal to his duties, worked diligently, loved the people, and promoted education.

In 755 AD, the An-Shi Rebellion broke out and most of Hebei was captured by the rebels. The counties of Hebei elected Yan Zhenqing as their leader, with soldiers, and vowed to resist to the death.

Just a few words shocked the entire Tang Dynasty.

"What? An Lushan Rebellion? Rebels attacked?" Li Shimin cried out, "What is An Lushan? Great! But your descendants?"

"...I don't know..." Li Chengqian was sweating.

"Your Majesty, the Crown Prince is only 12 years old." Changsun Wuji hurriedly advised.

Li Shimin took a deep breath and forgot. He was so angry that he forgot that Gao Ming was still a child.

Everyone continued to watch.

The picture on the tablet continues.

[A year later, the An Lushan rebels besieged Changshan and killed Yan Zhenqing's cousin Yan Gaoqing's nephew Yan Jiming and more than 30 members of the Yan family. Afterwards, Yan Zhenqing only found his nephew's head. He was deeply saddened and wrote the "Sacrificial Essay for My Nephew" which has been passed down to later generations.]

Yan Shigu staggered and almost fell to the ground. The people around him hurriedly supported him. He closed his eyes and his body trembled: More than 30 members of the Yan family were killed by the rebels! !

When I opened my eyes again, I was already in tears.

Wei Zheng hurried over to support him, and Li Shimin also hurriedly ordered someone to help him sit down.

The atmosphere in the hall was sad, angry and depressing.

[Yan Zhenqing was loyal and upright throughout his life. He was demoted and banished by treacherous officials several times but never changed his character. In 784 AD, Yan Zhenqing was sent by the court to inform the rebel general Li Xilie. He refused to obey the thieves and was eventually hanged to death at the age of .]

[He is a man of steel and awe-inspiring spirit. ]

[After he was killed, Li Gao, the successor to the Cao King, and the generals and soldiers of the three armies all cried bitterly. He was posthumously awarded the title of Si Tu and the posthumous title of "Wen Zhong".]

Late Spring and Autumn Period.

Yan Hui looked at the white-haired Yan Zhenqing on the sky, who was going to die bravely, with tears glistening in his eyes.

Confucius said solemnly: "Mr. Yan is a brave man."

Tang Dynasty.

Li Shimin felt suffocated. He stood up and paced back and forth: "When is this 755 AD? How did later generations calculate the calendar? Why didn't they even mention the year number?"

Before he could finish, he was hit by a sentence on the curtain: The era in which Yan Zhenqing lived was the historical period when the Tang Dynasty was declining from its heyday, with treacherous officials in power and the people living in misery, which made him almost unable to stand.

Han Dynasty.

Liu Bang sat up straight: "Yan Zhenqing, you deserve the reputation of being upright and honest."

Sang Hongyang admired him: "This man is loyal and brave. If he were from our dynasty, we would not have allowed him to be exiled so many times. What a pity!"

During the period of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty.

Liu Che felt a sense of depression lingering in his chest. It was so uncomfortable! Such a loyal and brave man had such an ending.

Wei Qing clenched the sword in his hand, Yan Zhenqing, you are truly a hero!

Huo Qubing really wanted to kill all those tyrants and treacherous ministers.

I am so angry!

Three Kingdoms period.

Liu Bei sighed: "In troubled times, loyal ministers emerge." But loyal ministers in troubled times always do not have a good end.

Zhuge Liang's eyes were slightly moist.

Cao Cao snorted, "If it were me, I would kill the man on the throne! His loyalty is betrayed!"

Sun Quan said to Zhou Yu: "If Yan Zhenqing were my subject, I would never betray him!"

Zhou Yu said nothing. Aren’t there many ministers who are not valued in troubled times?

Jin Dynasty.

Sima Yan thought about the struggles during the Three Kingdoms period, in which it was his Sima family that finally conquered the world, and he was determined to make his dynasty continue forever!

Sui Dynasty.

Yang Yong was moved by Yan Zhenqing's loyalty and bravery, but when he heard that Empress Dugu had called Yang Guang to the main hall, his heart sank. Didn't his mother even hide her disgust for him?

What about the father? What does he think?