There was a dandy in Luoyang named Li He, who was a negative teaching material for everyone's education. It is said that just because he disliked a certain master in Luoyang Academy, he encouraged all the students to go on strike, and even asked his father, a high-ranking official, to write to the emperor and order the dismissal of that master. It was pitiful that the master, who was doing his job, provoked the second son of the Li family, the governor, and was dismissed just like that.
Therefore, people in Luoyang often like to say when educating their children: "You must not be like that Li Erlang, who is ignorant and arrogant!"
There was a talented man named Wei Zheng in Julu, who was the only direct disciple of the great literary master Mr. Shouzhuo. It is said that he was literate at the age of three, reciting essays at the age of five, and composing poetry at the age of seven. He was proficient in all six arts of a gentleman, and he was the true successor of Shouzhuo. This year, the emperor vowed to change the atmosphere of Luoyang students, and asked Mr. Shouzhuo to come out. He appointed him as the new head of the academy and entrusted him with the important task of teaching. Wei Zheng also followed him to Luoyang. Literary masters and talented scholars spread throughout the imperial capital of Luoyang.
From then on, when Luoyang people educated their children, they often added: "You must be like Wei Langjun, knowledgeable and talented, as gentle as jade!"
A talented scholar and a good name are nothing. But people in Luoyang just liked to step on them, which made Li He feel unhappy. Who makes him the most unruly libertine in Luoyang?
What kind of person is Wei Zheng? Li He insists on provoking him. Not only does he live up to his reputation as a playboy, but he also makes him uneasy for being a talented man!
Later, people in Luoyang said that Li He and Wei Zheng were like fire meeting water. As the saying goes, fire and water are incompatible, and they are irreconcilable!
But what they didn't know was that the talented giant deer stood like a orchid orchid tree and smiled like a bright moon in his arms. The breeze blew through his blue shirt and easily touched the heart of the prodigal.
Intention: growth