Ryan Cui felt that he had countless things to do, but after getting up in the morning, he still forced himself to sit at the table and spent half a day copying the "Four Books" in the Yan style he was familiar with.
When he was copying the imperial edict before, Ethan Peng just said that his handwriting was better than the original one and he didn't think it was strange. So he no longer tried to imitate the original handwriting, but took advantage of the time of copying books to practice writing and memorize the contents.
The book on his hard drive was a mixture of the original text, chapters, and annotations, which made it difficult to read. When copying a book, he would copy the original text in one copy and the annotations in another: when writing the original text, he would silently recall the annotations in his mind, and when copying the annotations, he would recall the original text. By comparing the two, he could remember them better.
When he memorized "The Analects" and "Mencius", he drew a tree diagram himself, with the chapter titles as the main branches. He filled in the original text and notes chapter by chapter, writing only a few words on paper as hints and completing the entire text in his mind.
However, this kind of picture is not suitable for people to see, so after he finished drawing it, he immediately crumpled it into a ball, soaked it in a teacup to ferment, and poured it into the flower bed under the window along with the tea residue.
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