Born a phoenix? The husband I picked up is the young emperor

Chapter 731

Shi Anxia broke his promise to the fans of the "Heshu" font.

Earlier, when he had a dispute with Huang Si Ning in Jing'an Teahouse, Shi Anxia first promoted the first lesson of the "He Shu" font.

Those present at that time were either the teachers or the students' relatives and friends, and they were all looking forward to the first lesson.

At that time, Shi Anxia said "wait until the battle is over."

But Shi Anxia did not really plan to start the class right after the "battle test". Instead, he chose to put it on hold temporarily after people spread the news by word of mouth.

Because the number of people who know the "Heshu" font is far from enough, and some people even just listen to it and skip it without taking it seriously.

Later, when Shi Anxia held Wencang Academy accountable for Huo Shiwu, he showed off his "Heshu font" in front of the entrance to the Imperial Examination Hall, shocking some famous calligraphers.

The "Heshu font" is then passed on by word of mouth by famous calligraphers, which keeps raising expectations.

At that time, someone asked, wasn’t it said that the first lesson on “Japanese calligraphy” would begin after the duel test?

She remained calm and continued to put it aside.

Although Huang Wanqian was puzzled, he never questioned Mr. Huang's arrangement and only made preparations wholeheartedly. He trusted Mr. Huang wholeheartedly that he was serious about promoting the "Heshu font".

Finally, the calligraphy of Heshu caught the eye of Emperor Mingde.

Shi Anxia did not use her private connections to force the Heshu font in front of Emperor Mingde, and she did not even mention it.

But Emperor Mingde saw the calligraphy when he was at the entrance of the Imperial Examination Hall. He himself had a high level of appreciation and did not need others to say more good things about it.

After returning to the palace, he summoned Huang Wanqian to the palace for questioning, and then observed and studied the only copy of Huang Jiahe's calligraphy to understand its origin.

He also organized officials from the Hanlin Academy and the Secretariat to study the rare copy collectively, and even displayed the manuscripts that Shi Anxia had copied to meet Huang Wanqian.

Finally, it was unanimously agreed that the Heshu font could be regarded as the national script of the Northern Wing.

Since it is worthy of being the national script, we can’t just put together a makeshift team and start the first class of “He Shu” as we did before. Instead, we have to seriously plan the time and place of the class.

The location was chosen by Emperor Mingde and was located in the east building of the Imperial Examination Hall.

Setting it here basically expresses the position of the court. This is official, not the national script font that Huang Jia and Shi Anxia boasted about.

There are also considerations when selecting the listeners.

Not all the attendees were famous calligraphers. Except for Huang Wanqian and Fang Yuchu who had internal tickets, the Huang family only gave ten places to the rest.

There are a total of ten positions for court officials, and the Hanlin Academy alone occupies five of them.

The allocated places are obtained by drawing lots, and the Hanlin Academy is quite interesting here.

As everyone knows, Zhu Yuxian and others from the Hanlin Academy were originally teachers of Yunqi Academy, and Yunqi Academy was the academy for Shi Anxia and his sister.

It's like you can eat your fill at home, but you still run outside to snatch porridge from us.

So before the draw, someone came to discuss with Zhu Yuxian and others and said, why don’t you not participate in the draw and give the opportunity to those in need.

Zhu Yuxian was older, calmer, and more silent than gold. He just shook his head to indicate that it was not possible.

Huang Xingyue was a person who would easily believe anything she heard, so she immediately became angry and jumped up and shouted, "We also need this opportunity! Learning 'He Shu' is everyone's responsibility."

No one dared to provoke him.