Wear books to become a villain’s bride, and a miracle doctor takes him into space to be exiled

Chu Shaoye was stunned by her question for a while, and then replied: "Being an official can bring honor to the family and bring honor to the parents' faces. I am still very happy."

Yan Ruoli finally figured out what his real crux was.

"So, do you understand what exactly you will do after becoming an official?"

Chu Shaoye was really stunned by her question this time.

He had read many articles on governing the country and had some ideas in his mind, so he thought about the examiner.But he really didn't know anything about what officials did every day.

He thought for a while and finally shook his head.

"I am not sure."

Yan Ruoli reminded him: "None of the articles you read mentioned specific matters. I happen to know a little about the government. Let me tell you, if you become a financial official, then what you have to do every day, It’s not much different from what your brother does. You have to manage accounts, think about the allocation and flow of funds, etc.”

Chu Shaoye shook his head after hearing this.

"Then I won't take the exam for this field."

He just wasn't interested in doing business at all, so he didn't want to take over the family business.

Yan Ruoli knew that he would answer like this, and added: "Then what kind of official position do you want to take? Officials from the Ministry of Industry need to carry out surveys, measurements, planning and other work on engineering buildings. They can't just sit in the yamen and read documents. , but you need to go to the site in person, climb up the hill and go down to the river. If there is a dispute, you have to coordinate the interests of all parties."

Chu Shaoye felt dizzy after hearing this, and kept shaking his head before she finished speaking.

"That's not what I want to do."

Yan Ruoli continued: "If you become an official of the Ministry of Etiquette, you may often receive foreign guests, arrange various ceremonies, formulate official uniforms, be in charge of meals, manage sacrifices, run schools, etc."

Chu Shaoye had been frowning when he heard it. It wasn't until he heard the words "manage the school" that his brows relaxed a little.

Yan Ruoli talked about the work of several departments, but Chu Shaoye was still not interested at all.

She probably had an idea in her mind, and finally said: "These are just generally what officials have to do. You can find out the specifics yourself. There is one more thing I must tell you, it is not up to you to decide what kind of official you are. Unless you have special talents in that area. Officials in the imperial court often move around in management, and you may not be able to do only one job all the time."

Chu Shaoye had long been reluctant to give up, and when he heard her say that it was not his choice to be an official, he became even more reluctant.

He sighed deeply and said, "Yeah, I'm not particularly good at studying. It's a question whether I can be admitted to the official position, let alone choose the department I want to go to."

He is not bad at reading all kinds of books. He is very interested in poetry, songs, history, folklore, etc.

But he was not very interested in the books that the examiner needed to study, so he didn't study particularly well.

"So, what do you want to do?" Yan Ruoli asked, "In other words, what are you most interested in and what do you most hope to do every day?"

Chu Shaoye thought hard.

What he wants to do most every day is of course reading and learning.

What is the purpose of reading?If you are not an examiner, what can you do?

While Chu Shaoye was thinking, he heard a child reciting a poem a few tables away, but he couldn't recite it.

The child said distressedly: "I heard that Wangjiang Tower is a place where literati gather and has the richest literary atmosphere. Why can't I still recite this poem here?"

The old servant who came with him had no choice but to encourage him: "Master, if you recite it a few more times, you will definitely be able to memorize it."

Chu Shaoye couldn't help but stand up, walked over, and said to him: "The fact that you can't memorize it has nothing to do with the environment. It's because you don't understand the poem. If you don't understand it, it will definitely be difficult to memorize it by force."

"Then how do you understand it?" The child asked humbly.

Chu Shaoye sat down next to him and explained the meaning of this poem to him in detail.

He first explained the meaning of each word, and then quoted scriptures to tell the children the meaning of the entire poem and the beauty of the poem.

He was very eloquent and spoke vividly and interestingly, and the children were fascinated.

Not only the children, but also the old servant next to him listened with gusto and could almost memorize the poem.

Yan Ruoli was not very proficient in poetry and had never learned this poem, but after listening to Chu Shaoye's words, she felt that she could almost memorize it.

Ye Weiyun had naturally learned this poem before and praised: "It's very well explained. If the husband who taught me could explain it like he did, I wouldn't have had to learn it so hard."

After Chu Shaoyun finished speaking, the child closed the book and read silently for a while, and said happily: "I seem to be able to memorize it."

He recited the poem out loud, and he got every word right.

"Brother, you are so awesome. I can memorize everything you say. You are much better than my husband." The child praised loudly.

Chu Shaoye smiled slightly and said: "If you don't understand something in the future, you can ask your teacher. Whether you memorize a poem or read an article, you need to understand it, not memorize it by rote."

The child said, "I think so too. Unfortunately, what you said is not as fun as what you said. But don't worry, big brother, I will try my best to understand you in the future."

"very good."

Chu Shaoye touched his head and returned to Yan Ruoli and Ye Weiyun.

He sat at the table, looking out the window, thoughtfully.

Yan Ruoli and Ye Weiyun knew what he was thinking and knew that this was a major turning point in his life, so they did not disturb him.

They sat quietly at the table, enjoying the food and the beautiful view.

After a long time, Chu Shaoye finally came to his senses and said apologetically: "I'm so sorry. I was too busy thinking about myself to greet you."

Ye Weiyun said: "It doesn't matter, we are here to enjoy the beautiful scenery. Have you thought about it? What are your plans for the future?"

Chu Shaoye's eyes showed brilliance and his eyes became determined.

"I've thought about it. I won't be an examiner anymore. I want to run a school and teach students. I also want to do knowledge and study knowledge with like-minded people."

Yan Ruoli said: "Now the government wants to set up schools. You can go to teach in the schools run by the government and teach more students. In addition, you can also compile books. For example, for the poem just now, you can edit your poem Write down your insights and print it into a book so that more children can understand the poem."

Chu Shaoye's eyes lit up again.

Yes, why didn't he think of compiling a book?

After all, being a scholar is something you can do to honor your ancestors and bring glory to your parents.

Chu Shaoye untied the knot in his heart and was so happy that he wished he could run back now and tell his parents his decision.

"Thank you both. If it weren't for your guidance, I would still be troubled by the examiners."

Yan Ruoli said: "You should also thank your parents and your brother. They allow you to have enough food and clothing so that you can concentrate on your studies."

"Of course." Chu Shaoye said, "I have always been grateful to them. By the way, what should I call you two?"

Chu Shaoye only remembered now that he was so busy chatting with them that he even forgot to ask their names.