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In the courtyard of the Su Mansion, Su Yu took the lead and began practicing Tai Chi.

Su Yu stood in the front row and recited the mantra to help everyone understand the essence of boxing.

Tai Chi is full of magic, including the techniques of peng, lu, ji, an and quewei.

He moved diagonally with a single whip to the chest, then turned around and raised his hands to block.

Haidilao's moon wings have changed, picking on their soft spots without mercy.

Hold the knees and step sideways to find the direction, wave the pipa to penetrate the essence.

Get close to the horizontal elbow, protect the middle and counterattack to dominate.

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After Su Yu finished a set of Tai Chi, he stopped and began to observe the five people who followed him to learn. Xie An and Xie Nanxing were the first to start practicing, followed by his sister and Qing Ning, and finally Mingyue, today's kitchen maid.

But the amazing thing is that the one who practiced the best was Mingyue, the kitchen maid. Her boxing had an indescribable masterly style, and her movements were very smooth and powerful.

The second is the personal maid Xie Nanxing. Her comprehension seems to be a little worse than Mingyue's, but her movements are also very standard.

Finally, there are Xie An, sister, and Qing Ning.

Xie An is like an ordinary person learning Tai Chi, ordinary, nothing special, and no big problems. But sometimes having no problems is the biggest problem.

It is also obvious that Qing Ning does not seem to be cut out for learning martial arts. Not to mention being fluent, she can't even remember all the moves. There's a missing hand movement here, a missing leg movement there. After finishing one move, she can't remember the next one. When she turns around, she doesn't know where to put her hands and feet. This should be what modern people call a typical example of uncoordinated hands and feet.

His sister Su Wanwan managed to memorize the moves and could perform all of them. Although there were occasional mistakes, it was still very good. Of course, we don't know whether there was a strong filter when the brother looked at his sister.

Su Yu then practiced twice more, then he went back to his room to wash up, and the others also went back to their own courtyards to change their sweaty clothes.

Su Yu returned to his room and still did not use the bath water that Xiao Wu had prepared. He closed the door and went straight into the space to soak in the spiritual spring.

When he finished his work, he went straight to the flower hall to have breakfast with his mother and sister.

Today's breakfast consists of white porridge, pickled vegetables, small meat buns, steamed eggs, vegetables, a pot of stewed chicken soup, and sweet-scented osmanthus cake, which is my sister's favorite dessert.

The dishes include staple food, protein and vegetables. Su Yu is very satisfied. The meal arranged by Aunt Fang is very suitable for him to lose weight. She will give her a raise in the future. It is very thoughtful.

After the meal, Su Yu drove out with Xie An and Xie Nanxing. He planned to find a private school or a larger college to study.

Su Yu learned from the original owner's memory that in addition to the "Dezhong Academy" where the original owner attended, Taohua County also had a "Liu Family Academy" and three other private schools.

Among them, Liujia Academy was opened by Liu Juren, who passed the imperial examination. As he was old, he settled down in his hometown and opened an academy to recruit disciples. However, he was very strict in accepting disciples and only accepted those who had passed the imperial examination.

The other three private schools were run by people who had passed the imperial examination and opened a small courtyard on their own, enrolling a few students.

Su Yu felt that his current requirements were really not high, he just wanted a teacher.

But there is no chance for him to be admitted to the Liu Family Academy. He is a commoner now and has no achievements. They will definitely not accept him.

So Su Yu planned to buy some apprenticeship supplies first. It would not be good to go to the master's house empty-handed. Su Yu still had some etiquette.

Su Yu ordered: "Xie An, go to the grocery store first."

"Okay, master," Xie An responded and drove the carriage towards the grocery store.

After a while, Xie An said: "Master, we're here."

"Yeah." Su Yu jumped off the carriage swiftly, and Xie Nanxing followed suit.

Su Yu remembered that this was the grocery store he had visited last time.

When Su Yu walked into the store, the shopkeeper greeted her warmly as soon as he saw her. He recognized Su Yu as a regular customer who had bought things there a few days ago.

He smiled warmly and said, "Sir, what are you here to buy today? Are you here to buy the alkali from last time?"

Su Yu said bluntly: "Boss, I want to buy some gifts for my apprenticeship. I wonder what I need to prepare for the gifts?"

When the shopkeeper heard this, he laughed even more happily. It turned out that he came to buy a gift for becoming a disciple. That would make him a lot of money.

He patiently explained, "This apprenticeship gift is the six gifts of the old age, which include meat, celery, dried longan, lotus seeds, red dates, and red beans."

The shopkeeper explained it very carefully, and he added: "Celery means 'diligent and studious', lotus seeds mean 'the ability to endure hardships in learning', red beans mean 'good luck', dates mean 'early admission to high school', longan means 'perfect merit', and the meat means the intention to become a disciple."

Su Yu asked carefully: "What kind of meat is usually used?"

The shopkeeper said: "You can use chicken or duck meat."

Su Yu nodded to show that he understood, and he kowtowed to the shopkeeper to express his gratitude.

The shopkeeper was a little flattered. This was a gift from a scholar in a long robe, and as a merchant he could not afford it.

He waved his hand and said quickly: "Sir, there is no need to be so polite."

Su Yu smiled and said: "Boss, give me two kilograms of each of the four dry goods you mentioned."

The shopkeeper quickly ordered the servant beside him to weigh and pack the things. After a while, he packed the things for Su Yu and handed them to Xie An and Xie Nanxing.

Su Yu asked, "Shopkeeper, how much are these dry goods worth?"

The shopkeeper took out an abacus and started fiddling with it, saying, "One tael of dried longan is worth one catty, so two catties is two taels. Lotus seeds are worth sixty wen per catty, so two catties is one hundred and twenty wen. Red dates are worth forty wen per catty, so two catties is eighty wen. Red beans are worth fifty-five wen per catty, so two catties is one hundred and ten wen."

After he had almost sorted it out, he continued: "So the total is two taels and three hundred and ten wen. Sir, since you are an old customer, I will make the decision and round off the amount for you. I will waive the ten wen and charge you two taels and three hundred wen."

Su Yu saw that the boss was quite good at doing business, so he accepted the favor and said, "Thank you, boss."

Xie An consciously started to take out money.

After finishing shopping and walking out of the grocery store, Su Yu ordered: "Go to the vegetable market to buy celery and chicken."

So the three of them hurried to the vegetable market and bought a fat chicken and celery, and only then did they complete the gift for becoming a disciple. It was not easy.

Su Yu and others drove a horse-drawn carriage to the private school nearest to their home. The teacher of the private school was surnamed Huang, and he was thirty years old this year. Like Master Yuan from Dezhong Academy, he was preparing for the provincial examination held every three years, that is, preparing to obtain the title of Juren.

After a while, Su Yu and others were standing in front of a large blue brick and tile house, and bursts of reading sounds came from inside the door.

Su Yu walked up and knocked on the door, but there was no response. He knocked again, but still no one answered.

Su Yu thought that maybe the sound of reading was too loud, covering up the sound of him knocking on the door. What should he do? He couldn't knock too loudly and disturb others' studies, right?

Just as he was hesitating whether to knock on the door again, the door opened from the inside and a young man in his thirties wearing a cotton gauze dress came out.

The servant asked, "Gentlemen, what brings you here?"

After saying that, he looked at the three people in front of him curiously. The young man walking in front was wearing a blue satin suit and looked very wealthy.

Looking at the two people behind him, a man and a woman, they were carrying a paper package tied with hemp rope and a fat live chicken. What else could he not understand? They must be students who came to learn from him.

The servant originally wanted to let the person in, but a sentence that Master Huang had specifically instructed him a few days ago suddenly flashed through his mind.

It is said that if a particularly fat student named Su Yu comes recently, he should be directly refused and not allowed to enter the house to visit.

Thinking of this, the servant looked at Su Yu in embarrassment. He asked cautiously, "Is your name Su Yu?"

Su Yu said bluntly: "I am Su Yu. Uncle, do you know me?"

When the servant heard that he was Su Yu, he didn't worry anymore. He waved his hand and said, "I don't know him. We don't accept students here. You should go somewhere else."

Having said that, without waiting for Su Yu and the others to react, he slammed the door shut.

Su Yu thought, is he saying, "Is he being turned away?"

Xie Nanxing was a little angry, and she said: "This is too rude."

Xie An looked at his master with a worried look on his face.

Su Yu didn't take the servant's behavior to heart. Studying is all about mutual consent and fate. Since there is no fate, just let it go.

Su Yu did not hesitate and made a decision directly. He said, "Let's go to the next private school of Mr. Xu to ask."