Harry Potter Morning Light

The Nanhai Governor’s Mansion is located in Huai’an City. What I have to say is that this place is many times better than the previous Guangzhou Admiral’s Office. The Admiral’s Mansion always looks dilapidated, but here is a very beautiful Suzhou garden. It may be Because the governor of the river channel is in charge of the project, and the emperor will live here when he tours the south, it has the style of the northern royal garden.

Especially the Qingyan Courtyard in the West Garden of the Governor’s Mansion. There is a Qingyan Boat in the garden, which is built of stone and looks like a painting boat. It can hold "boat banquets" in it. It is said that there is a similar one in the Summer Palace. However, Emperor Qianlong's favorite was the Hefang Academy in the Qingyan Courtyard, where he received talented scholars and officials from the south of the Yangtze River, and sometimes even Zhu Zhu's memorials were here.

There is a Guandi Temple on the west side of the Qingyan Court. Its incense is so good that even people from Hebei come to burn incense. According to the rules of Chinese cities, the Temple of Confucianism will be built inside the city, while the Temple of Martial Arts will be built outside the city. However, before the construction of the Nanhe Governor's Mansion, the Guandi Temple existed probably in the middle of the Ming Dynasty. Guandi is also a god of wealth. Because the Guandi Temple in Huai'an is very "effective", many people come to burn incense.

Guan Yu was a general during the Three Kingdoms period. This is recorded in the annals of the Three Kingdoms and many history books. The location of Huai’an belonged to the State of Wei during the Three Kingdoms period, which is Cao Cao’s sphere of influence. Yangzhou was formerly known as Guangling, where Wei State and Soochow of the junction.

Soochow had a general named Zhou Yu, who was said to be very handsome. Because Cao Wei was powerful, Soochow formed an alliance with Shu and defeated Cao Jun in the Battle of Chibi. Cao Cao was forced to flee to Huarong Road. On the way, he encountered Zhuge Liang's ambush. Just when he was about to be cornered and the soldiers fled under the stampede, he met Guan Yu who was guarding the pass.

It is easy to defeat such an army, but Guan Yu did not kill Cao Cao, but made a way for him to pass, in order to repay Cao Cao for the preferential treatment he gave Guan Yu in Cao Ying in the past.

Guan Yu is known as the "Sage of Martial Arts", as famous as the "Sage of Literature" Confucius, Guandi Temple even has WLMQ, and the Guandi Temple next to the Qingyan Garden will of course become impossible to demolish.

Gu Zhenguan, a literati in the Kangxi period, was excluded and lost his official position. After returning to the capital, he was hired by Nalan Mingzhu as a tutor and became the teacher of Nalan Xingde. In the Temple of Thousand Buddhas.

He has been running around to rescue his close friend Wu Zhaoqian who was wronged and exiled to the frontier, because the latter was involved in the imperial examination bribery case in the 14th year of Shunzhi. After the incident, all candidates who were admitted in this conference had to take the exam again, and were required to answer the paper within a time limit, and there were two heavily armed soldiers standing behind each candidate. Wu Zhaoqian did not offer bribes, but the exam still requires a certain level of mental quality with the steel knife clamped around his neck. In short, he did not complete the answer sheet on time, so he was regarded as a person involved in the case, his property was confiscated, and the whole family was exiled in Ninggu Tower. Before leaving, Gu Zhenguan went to see her off, and promised to do everything possible to rescue him.

But Nalan Xingde did not agree to help Wu Zhaoqian at first, which made Gu Zhenguan very disappointed. The monastery he lived in was covered with snow in the cold wind, and he was worried about the safety of his friends, so he wrote very sad poems.

Juren also lives in the Guandi Temple, but he intends to go to the West Garden of the Governor's Mansion, strolling along the waterscape, and looking for inspiration for writing memorials.

The tutor had obviously forgotten his job, or it was his wish to train Nick to be a scholar. Nick was also wandering around the city of Huai'an with albums and painting tools.

Cao Xi is very busy now, he has to meet many people in the stone painting boat every day, but he still remembers to send Captain Yao to monitor him.

Last time, Captain Yao helped Nick a lot when he dealt with the coolies who carried the sliding pole. Except that he didn’t give Nick a chance to talk to others, and he could only talk to him if he wanted to talk, and he didn’t restrict Nick. And he has very skilled boat handling skills, he can drive the boat to take Nick wherever he wants to go.

Knowing that he could not act alone as he had done in Guangzhou, Nick accepted the arrangement calmly and enjoyed the service of having others punting for him.

If it was a river in Cambridge, the students would use oars instead of a bamboo pole. This reminded him of the Xiaoyang people holding a pipe. Could it be that what he was holding was a common bamboo?

Nick recorded this idea on the drawing paper. After arriving in BJ, he read the "Siku Quanshu" and found that in the second volume of the monster department of "Taiping Guangji", the mathematician Zu Chongzhi recorded such a story. There was a strange creature that looked like a wooden stick and ate fish from a fishing net many times, and was finally caught by the fisherman. Mix it with some firewood and burn it.

In the "Shan Hai Jing Overseas Bei Jing", it is recorded that the people in this country have the same heels as the Xiaoyang people, but they do not have lips that can cover their faces, and their ankles do not touch the ground when they walk. .

After Kuafu chased the sun and died of thirst, the crutch in his hand became Deng Lin. There is a kind of wood called "Xunmu" near the Juejiao country, which is similar to the osmanthus tree near the Xiaoyang country.

However, the Xiaoyang Kingdom is in the south, and the Jujue Kingdom is in the north. Does this mean that there are also "mandrills" in the north?

People have a sense of fear of mandrills, even if they encounter tigers, they are better than mandrills.

But some people think that they get along very well. Humans produce seeds, mandrills plant land for humans, and the harvest is divided equally after harvest. They are upright and will never take too much, and humans dare not take too much, for fear of encountering danger.

The letter was sent, but I don’t know when there was an answer. The palindrome has many similarities with Arabic, but it has nothing to do with Turkish. Nick doesn’t know if there is anyone in BJ who understands Turkish.

Later, one day on the boat, he accidentally found a man wearing a white cap walking by the bank. Nick immediately stopped Captain Yao and followed him.

There is actually a mosque in Huai'an City, but it has also been built to look like a Chinese temple, so that it doesn't look like a mosque at all. Only there is a minaret behind the temple, which looks a bit like a mosque.

This mosque was built during the Yongzheng period, and it looks very deserted compared with the Guandi Temple, which is full of incense.

The believer that Nick followed went to the water room next to him to perform ablutions. He turned around at the door and decided to go in and have a look.

A boy was arranging prayer rugs on the floor, and he was surprised to see Nick.

"Is your imam here?" Nick asked awkwardly.

"What's the matter with you?" the boy asked.

"I'm looking for someone who is knowledgeable, and I can ask him if I have any questions." Nick replied.

"You can tell me," said the boy.

Nick was a little upset. Just as he was about to turn around and leave, an older believer walked up to him. Nick quickly asked the same question as before.

"I'm the imam's assistant, what's your question?" said the man.

"Do you understand Turkish?" Nick asked.

"What?"

Nick took out the Turkish book written by the Macedonian.

At this time, the boy came over, took Nick's book, and started to read it.

Nick glanced again at the imam's assistant.

"If he doesn't know, then I don't know who knows." The assistant said with a smile.

"Why?" Nick asked.

"Because he is the imam." The assistant restrained his smile and said a little seriously.

Nick looked at this 16- or 7-year-old boy in disbelief.

And that boy showed a calm smile beyond his age to Nick, but his eyes were a little mischievous, not at all what a wise man should have, but like a naughty boy making a joke.