Super Rich System: I spend money for China!

This is not an ordinary event at all, but a very meaningful exhibition.

It turned out to be an exhibition of women's writing.

Perhaps many people don’t know what “Nu Shu” is. In modern times, it is not a common culture, so it is normal that people don’t understand it.

Qu Chu only learned a little bit by chance and wrote it down because it caused her quite a shock at the time.

Nüshu is the only writing system in the world that exists specifically for women.

The way it is spread is also very simple and unsophisticated, from the old to the young, from mother to daughter, it has been passed down in such a simple and unsophisticated way.

Although experts have found that Nüshu should have borrowed from Chinese characters when it was created, there is actually no particularly obvious relationship between the two.

It is diamond-shaped, slender and uniform.

The most important thing is that Nüshu has a total of 397 characters, and there is no part about love. Instead, it records the encouragement and support between women.

The earliest record of "Nüshu" characters that can be seen so far is the "Diaomu Coin" issued by the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. On the back of the coin, the words "Women of the World" and "Sisters Are One Family" are printed in "Nüshu" characters.

And it is mainly written on fine cloth handwritten books (wedding gifts), fans, cloth handkerchiefs, and pieces of paper, which are called "Sanchaoshu", "geshan", "handkerchief book", and "paper text". Some are embroidered on handkerchiefs, which are called "embroidered characters".

In short, the emergence of this culture made Qu Chu feel very novel, and he admired the women of that era very much.

I didn’t expect that there are still people holding exhibitions of Nüshu.

Qu Chu brought Xuan Yue in.

This is a particularly famous bookstore that co-organizes events with the Huaguo Women's Book Society and Huaqing University Press.

A video recorded by a professor from Huaqing University was playing on the big screen.

Qu Chu looked at it for a while and suddenly had an idea.

Nüshu is one of the first intangible cultural heritages of China, but fewer and fewer people know about it now. There is even a situation where those who are more proficient in this culture are actually already old, and there is even a risk that it may be lost at any time.

It's not just Nüshu, many other intangible cultural heritages are like this as well.

Now is an era of exam-oriented education. Parents will choose to let their children learn something that will be useful for their future or present. There is nothing wrong with this. No one wants their children to not have enough food to eat in the future. Academic performance is indeed very important to future development.

There is nothing wrong with this choice. Moreover, as time goes by, there are indeed fewer people who are interested in these traditional cultures.

No audience means no market.

Perhaps, if there is an opportunity, Qu Chu could actually consider sponsoring a group of students to learn these things.

As long as there are people who can bear the consequences, there will be people willing to learn these things.

However, if Qu Chu did not just want to do charity, he still had to find ways to promote traditional culture. Only with an audience can it develop better.

After all, this can only be said to be a relatively immature idea now. If you really want to do this, there are still many things to consider.

It's not really as simple as it sounds.

Qu Chu silently kept this matter in mind.

I watched the exhibition very seriously. When I left, I bought a fan and a handkerchief. I also wrote down the name and face of the female professor from Huaqing who gave the lecture.

Qu Chu felt that this trip was not in vain.

After leaving the house, she couldn't calm down for a long time.

Nüshu is absolutely irreplaceable for women in the past.

The existence of Nüshu is mainly due to the old ideas in China that prevented local women from reading and writing.

So they called the writing at that time "male writing".

So local women invented Nüshu as a means of communication between sisters and sisters-in-law.

Men generally regard Nüshu as ordinary patterns and ignore it. Nüshu has existed for hundreds of years.

Didn’t they want to learn at that time?

No, it was because of the social conditions at the time. Women had a low status and they had no way to study. People at the time believed that women should stay at home, take care of the home for men, give birth to children, and raise them.

The saddest thing is that it wasn’t just men who thought this way, women at the time also thought it was natural.

This kind of thinking still exists in some people today.

Even if society has developed into this state, they are still like this.

Qu Chu is a complete bachelor.

She has money, beauty, and a company, so she doesn't need a man at all, okay?

In modern times, most people who think this way are men, and their targets are mostly women like Qu Chu.

Qu Chu actually found it very funny.

Their wealth and status are beyond the reach of these men in their entire lives, so why marry them?

Most of these people get so angry because they can't stand seeing women who are better than themselves.

But after all, it is an exception. There are normal men. Girls can also form a good family by finding normal men. It’s just that Qu Chu personally doesn’t want or need it.

As he walked, Qu Chu saw a milk tea shop.

She ran over without hesitation and bought a cup of milk tea.

Xuan Yue, who was about to call Qu Chu, looked at her paid phone and fell silent for a moment.

Qu Chu happened to turn around and saw Xuan Yue's expression, which he found a little strange.

"what happened?"

Xuan Yue still looked at Qu Chu with an indescribable expression.

He looked up at the sign and saw the name of a store he had never heard of.

Finally, he took a deep breath and put a smile back on his face.

"fine."

It’s already been bought, can you still stop it?

Xuan Yue suddenly felt that her young lady had the memory of a goldfish.

I made a mistake just before the exhibition, but after I saw the exhibition of women's script, I forgot about it.

If this isn’t the memory of a goldfish, then what is?

Xuan Yue fell into deep thought.

Qu Chu really forgot.

She just wanted to drink some milk tea to calm down.

Even looking at Xuan Yue's expression was a little puzzled.

It was not until she took the milk tea and took a sip that she realized what Xuan Yue's expression meant.

Damn, forgot.

You can't buy food or drinks in this place.

Qu Chu silently stuffed the milk tea in his hand into Xuan Yue's arms again.

"Butler Qu."

Qu Chu looked serious.

"sorry to bother you."

Xuan Yue looked at her young lady's serious expression and could only resign herself to taking the drink and starting to drink.

In fact, Confucius Temple has been completely developed into a very commercial place, so apart from taking a quick walk around, there is nothing fun to do there.