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

Chapter 737

In the North Wing, the etiquette between teachers and students is complicated.

But today's class is very special. The Ministry of Etiquette has confirmed with all the teachers and students present that the etiquette should be kept as simple as possible.

Therefore, students bow by placing their fists to their foreheads, and teachers return the greeting by placing their fists below their chests.

But Shi Anxia still chose the student etiquette and gave up the teacher etiquette.

After she finished her greetings and waited for everyone to take their seats, she smiled and sat cross-legged. "Today, we are going to talk about the style of Japanese calligraphy. But we cannot just talk about the style of Japanese calligraphy. We have to start with General Huai Yong during the reign of Emperor Yuanhe of the Northern Wing."

As soon as she opened her mouth, coupled with her dignified and elegant temperament, people would collect their scattered thoughts and concentrate on listening to her words.

She spoke in a clear and melodious voice, and deliberately lowered her voice to make it less delicate and childish. "It is said that Mr. Huang Wanqian has a profound family background, and his ancestors were also famous scholars. However, few people know that this General Huai Yong is actually a son of the Huang family."

After just a few words, other people didn't seem shocked, but everyone in the Huang family had tears in their eyes.

Although this information had already been known from a single copy, the excitement of hearing it spoken by the gentleman and known to the world was beyond words.

Their Huang family’s ancestors also produced military generals and great generals!

Shi Anxia continued, "General Huaiyong's original surname was Huang, his given name was Aicheng, and his courtesy name was Mingrui."

As if she knew the reactions of the people below, she paused.

Sure enough, someone raised his hand to express doubt. That person was Huang Xingyue.

He was recently compiling historical documents on mountains and rivers, and happened to have seen this General Huai Yong in historical materials, which was completely different from what Shi Anxia said.

Shi Anxia smiled and said, "Master Huang, please speak."

Huang Xingyue stood up hurriedly.

People call him "Mr. Huang", but he doesn't really dare to think that he is a "mr."

Shi Anxia smiled slightly and said, "Master Huang, please sit down and talk. You are blocking the master behind you."

Huang Xingyue subconsciously turned her head and saw Emperor Mingde laughing. She was so scared that she quickly sat cross-legged.

Shi Anxia then said, "Today's discussion of 'He Shu' is for mutual learning between you and me. The reason why I sit at the head is because I happen to know a little more than you. Everyone, don't be polite. Mr. Huang, please tell me your doubts."

The other party's humility and courtesy made those officials and scholars who still had some dignity in their hearts feel ashamed.

At this time, the atmosphere was harmonious.

Huang Xingyue said, "General Huaiyong during the reign of Emperor Yuanhe was named Tian Bai."

Shi Anxia nodded, "Master Huang is right. General Tian Bai, also known as General Huai Yong, is today's protagonist Huang Aicheng."

Next, she briefly explained why Huang Aicheng became General Tian Bai.

Huang Aicheng loved martial arts since he was young, and always wanted to be a hero who saved people from danger. This is clearly stated in the solitary copy.

But during the reign of Emperor Yuanhe, the emphasis was placed on literature over military affairs. The Huang family had been a family of scholars for generations, so they could not tolerate someone abandoning his pen to join the military.

Huang Aicheng was forced to study literature, which made him extremely distressed. In a fit of anger, he ran away, vowing to make something of himself before returning to the Huang family.

He joined the army under the pseudonym Tian Bai and joined General Chen Yuan's team, starting from an unknown person.

In his early years, General Chen Yuan fought in various major cities and fortresses, and finally stationed in the important border town of Tianwei.