Ju'anzhai, the most conscientious imitation of Cui Meiren, has opened a branch in the capital!
It’s located in Cui’s Southern Goods Store, where the owner burns old goods and donates them to help the elderly and the lonely!
The store hung up life-size pictures of Xiao Qiao and Sun Shangxiang. The characters drawn were similar to yet not exactly the same as the beauties in the original edition of "Six Talents Commenting on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms". It was obvious that the paintings were not copied from the original book, but rather that a good painter was found who could really paint in the style of Concubine Cui!
Before Ju'anzhai officially opened, it had already attracted the attention of the capital. Even the monks in the Imperial College were discussing with great interest the two beauties in the paintings, and how stunning and charming they were. On the next day, when the shop officially opened, many students heard from the monks how many people were queuing outside the shop and how the books were selling like water. They were as anxious as ants on a hot pot, wishing they could immediately grow wings and go to the new shop to collect some money to buy a set of the newly released Three Kingdoms picture books.
In the morning, when the teaching assistants left and left them to study on their own, several students were restless and sighed, thinking about the paintings of Xiao Qiao and Sun Shangxiang on the wall of Ju'anzhai. The head of the room couldn't stand it anymore, so he waved the lecture book in front of them and said, "Those who don't recite enough or imitate the book well when signing in the evening will be taken to the punishment hall. Students, please concentrate and do your homework."
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