Back In Time For Imperial Examination Chapter 120

By: Li Luang
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Although Mr. Lu went out to play with his classmates during the Mid-Autumn Festival, he never forgot his responsibilities as a teacher and gave homework to all his students before leaving.

After the festival, Hege obediently handed in a stack of large characters and memorized 100 words of the Thousand Characters Classic. Although Cui Qi did not have to take the exam, he also had to memorize a few ancient texts to nourish his literary spirit. Both of them went to school during the day. Cui Qi had to go to work in the afternoon, and Hege could only study until the beginning of the afternoon before he could rest. After dinner, it was Ryan Cui's turn to bring his homework to ask him for comments.

Although the title is the most common moon-viewing poem, everyone has written it since ancient times. What they write about is not the moon, but the feelings when looking at the moon. Some people look at the moon and miss their loved ones, and some people feel sad about current affairs. You can tell a person's character by reading his poems.

Mr. Lu took the paper, took out a small brush, dipped it in cinnabar and made some marks on the paper while reading it.

Although Ryan Cui's poem doesn't have any good lines worth circling, it is simple in meaning, clear in words, and restrained in emotion, which just meets the requirements of the moderate and peaceful style of Taige style. Although it is a vulgar method to write about parting when seeing the bright moon, he didn't write it too sadly, and you can see that he has a broad mind, which is worth a little praise.

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