Ryan Cui was not in a hurry to become famous because he had already clung to the thigh of the future prime minister and sage, and he also made his presence felt in the titles of poems and essays such as "Two Poems Inspired by the Autumn Rain in the West, Sent to My Disciple Cui Hezhong", "Another Sent to Hezhong", "Letter to Hezhong", "Preface to Yue Gu's Theory of Health Preservation" and Wang the Sage's "A Poem in Mourning for Brother Cui Hezhong on the 15th of July", "A Five-Character Ancient Poem in the Same Rhyme as Brother Hezhong", and "Answer to Cui Hezhong's Ode on Returning to the Countryside".
Not to mention leaving a name in history, it is even possible to be included in Chinese textbooks!
With this confidence, he is naturally much more stable than those talented people who only have literary talent and passion, have just entered the court, and are still completely in the dark about the future.
He smiled slightly and bowed his head modestly: "Teacher, you are praising me too much. I was also young and arrogant. Those new scholars are just young. They will become more mature after a few years of experience in the court."
No, you are different from others in your frivolousness. Others want to show off their poetic talent and become the leader of articles, but you pull the leader of articles to write a picture book for you.
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