Three Kingdoms Guo Jia's growth diary

Guo Jia's eyes fell on the tattered sleeves that Cao Cao hid on purpose and did not want Xi Zhicai to see them, then he moved away as if nothing had happened, stepped forward, blocked the door, and coughed dryly: "Zhicai borrowed books, go straight to the study Just do it."

Xi Zhicai was interested, and before entering the room, he leaned against the door and rolled his eyes: "Well, Feng Xiao, are you reading the two volumes of "Shen Yi Jing" on your desk, or have you finished reading them, can you lend them to me? "The soft tone carried a kind of charm that caught people off guard.

Guo Jia: "Just take it."

Xi Zhicai winked at Guo Jia, turned and left.

Cao Cao exhaled slowly, and no longer deliberately covered his left cuff.

Guo Jia beckoned, summoned a young servant standing in the corridor, and ordered in a low voice: "Go and ask Mr. Zuo to come, and tell him to cure your head." Then he named a handy little maid: "Jianqiu, you brought a needle and thread." No?" Others wear sachets on their belts, but this little girl is quite strange and likes to wear a sewing pouch around her waist.Guo Jia asked this question knowingly.

Jian Qiu gathered his bow and saluted, his voice was clear and melodious like a yellow warbler coming out of the valley: "Young master, bring it."

"Come here and help me." Guo Jia reckoned that his clothes were too long and too narrow for Cao Cao, and they definitely didn't fit him well. He had to mend Cao Cao's tattered robe and let him put it back on first.

Guo Jia was afraid of the cold, and there were too many charcoal basins in the house, and the hall was too hot. Cao Cao took off his outer robe and sat on the stool in his middle coat, which was not cold at all.

Jianqiu took Cao Cao's robe, threaded the needle skillfully, and sewed his sleeves up in a short while.

Cao Cao put it on and took a look, oh, it's really skillful, if you don't turn up the cuffs and look carefully, you can't tell that it's mended.He half-jokingly and half-seriously said: "Cut autumn, good medicine for pain relief, cut red gauze flowers. Good name, wonderful person. It is said that Wang Zhaojun loved this flower when he was elected to the Yeting Court. Today, I am lucky to see Han Gongqiu. How is it?" (Jianqiu, also known as Han Gongqiu)

Guo Jia: The women in the backyard have assembled enough mahjong tables for eight tables, and they still come to tease my little maid?despise.When will the lord be able to leave voluntarily?It's late and a little sleepy.

"Zhaojun went out of the fortress and prayed to return to his homeland, but he couldn't get it. Autumn girls and autumn flowers, green tombs are desolate, but mourning strings remain so far. How lucky is it?" After Jianqiu finished speaking, neither humble nor overbearing, he bowed profusely and withdrew.

Yang Di Guo's family education is the law, and Guo Jia popularized the marriage system for maids in his spare time: Nowadays, with a title of Earl or above, one can marry one regular wife and eight concubines.The nobles, the nobles have one wife and two concubines, and the common people have one husband

a woman.

Like Cao Cao, who already has eight concubines in the backyard, following him, he can't even get the title of a concubine.What's more, "Book of Rites" says: "Concubines who buy together are considered to be inferior to public property." (The status of concubines, like property, can be freely bought and sold, and given to each other.)

So Jianqiu has no illusions about Cao Cao.After all, it is very rare for a son like Guo Jia to respect girls and cherish her beauty. They are all spoiled.

Guo Jia's personal maids have generally been taught by him, and they can read and write, know how to count, and have a little knowledge of the law.Usually it is better to marry, or the family members want to start a family, or the low-ranking young generals in the army sincerely come to the door to ask for marriage, Guo Jia will ask them about their wishes, and if they are willing to marry, they will also give a generous dowry .

Cao Cao didn't expect that even a little maid in Guo Jia's mansion could speak well and have a lot of style.But he prefers beautiful women, this kind of little lady is too young.

Not long after, Zuo Jian entered the house with a medicine box. The first thing he did was to tell Guo Jia that his complexion was not good, and he sent him to rest quickly.Guo Jia really didn't feel well, so he apologized to Cao Cao and went to rest first.

After looking, hearing, asking and cutting, Zuo Jian rolled a little saltpeter powder in a paper tube and blew it into Cao Cao's nostrils to relieve his pain. Then he picked up a silver needle and burned it on the fire to give him acupuncture.Cao Cao's disease belongs to stagnation of liver qi, and he feels wind evil again.Zuo Jian thought for a while, and wrote a prescription, using "Qing Shang Juan Tong Decoction" to calm the liver and dispel wind.

Cao Cao and Mrs. Ding had a quarrel, and stayed in Guo Jijiu's mansion for two consecutive nights. When someone with a heart found out, the rumors spread even worse.

On the day of Zhengdan (New Year's Day), according to the old practice of the imperial court, all officials enter the palace to congratulate.

Up to the three princes and nine ministers, down to the princes and subordinates of the government, they must burn incense and bathe, put on brand-new dresses, and pay homage to the emperor with grand etiquette.

This time, even Chen Qun suspected that Guo Jia had some improper relationship with the lord, because Cao Cao excused Guo Jia's unhealed old illness as an excuse to exempt him from all the etiquette.That is to say, all civil and military officials must kneel under the imperial steps to offer congratulatory gifts to His Majesty, and only Guo Jia can not kneel.

How much preferential treatment is this to indulge a careless prodigal son like this?

Of course, in order not to be so conspicuous, Guo Jia did not participate in this session at all.Anyway, in a large-scale ceremony with thousands of people, no one would notice that a member of the Sikong Mansion was missing.If he participated in the ceremony but didn't kneel down, wouldn't that be causing hatred?Might as well not go.

But not afraid of [-], just in case, there are many people staring at him as a military officer offering wine, at least on the bright side, he can't give others an excuse to attack the lord.

Therefore, Guo Jia simply pretended that he had not obtained the privilege of exempting the ceremony, and went to the table in a proper manner, and asked for sick leave for the ceremony.It is said that the officials of the Luoyang Department hide in their homes and are infinitely self-contained. There are not a few people who say they are sick and do not participate in the Zhengdan court celebration.Calling him sick is not an exaggeration, not to mention that he is really sick, unlike those people, one or two are pretending to be sick.

During the ceremony, there was a ceremony that required queuing in front of the gate of the ceremony. In the season of freezing and snow-covered, Guo Jia could not bear the cold wind blowing in the open air.

From Chen Qun's point of view, the lord, who has always been fair, strict, and humane, suddenly made such an abnormal move and risked being criticized by all the officials to connive Guo Jia not to bow down to His Majesty. Sober decisions.

In fact, when Cao Cao and Zuo Jian were chatting, they accidentally learned that Guo Jia's physical condition was worrying. If he didn't take good care of him, he might die young.A generation of heroes, caught in a panic of losing Qi Zuo at any time.On the one hand, he sent people to search for Hua Tuo, a genius doctor, and on the other hand, he treated his confidants preferentially.

Guo Jia is a person who will not be arrogant because of favors, or be dazzled by privileges. He always does things with a sense of proportion, is considerate, and never makes trouble.Cao Cao admired this style of behavior the most.

Drums and music rang in the palace, and officials under two thousand shi could only kneel in the hall of the front hall, waiting for the servants to collect their gifts for the emperor.Like Shang Shuling Xun Yu, the salary is only one thousand shi, but officials with great powers will also be given seats.

Officials with more than two thousand stones lined up according to rank and went to the hall to meet the emperor.

The first ones were the three princes, Situ Zhao Wen and Sikong Cao Cao, who presented jade biscuits to the little emperor Liu Xie in turn.Next came Jiuqing, eunuch Han Rong, Ting Wei Guo Hong and others presented lambs... Officials of different ranks had to offer different congratulatory gifts according to the court system.

At the end of the ceremony, Liu Xie gave a banquet in the Qilin Hall, which was a court banquet that all civil and military officials who participated in the Zhengdan court celebration could enjoy.

However, the banquet was given by the emperor in name, but it was actually given by Cao Sikong.Cao Cao has always advocated frugality. His wife, concubine and children have plain clothes, and the brocades and silks they wear are ordinary folk weavers, which are not fine.The banquet was held extremely luxuriously, with precious jade dishes and delicacies, just for the face of the imperial court.

Holding the mutton soup, Cao Cao walked to the throne and presented it to Liu Xie.Liu Xie took a sip before the others could eat.

Guo Jia, a member of the Sikong Mansion with [-] shi, has seats arranged in the corner of the side hall of the Qilin Hall, which has some advantages.Guo Jia held a hand stove and tasted the tribute wine comfortably.A servant of the Huangmen who was in charge of guiding all the officials to their seats passed over the crowd and cupped his hands at him: "Guo Jijiu, Your Majesty invites you."