After five years of teaching support, Daming became an empire on which the sun never sets.

Chapter 288

"It seems that this monk Yixiu is quite knowledgeable," Zhu Di said.

"It's not just a little knowledge, but a very high knowledge." Hu Weiyong said, "This man has made extraordinary achievements in Buddhism, poetry, waka, and calligraphy, and he is extremely wise."

"He has a very high reputation among the people, and the people of the Japanese country call him 'Smart Ikkyu!'. In addition, he is the illegitimate son of Emperor Komatsu, so he is like a god in the hearts of the Japanese people."

"Interesting." Zhu Di heard the words, "The more difficult the person is, the more interested I am."

"Your Highness has been inspired to fight, and wants to face the difficulties!" Hu Weiyong said, "Since His Royal Highness went on an expedition to Japan, he has never met a decent opponent. Now that he has finally met a powerful one, it is inevitable that he will be overjoyed."

"It's understandable that such a famous and knowledgeable person is difficult to deal with." Zhu Di said, "But think about it the other way around, if we can subdue him, won't it be more difficult for the Wa Kingdom to deal with it?" The people return to their hearts?"

"But it's too difficult." Hu Weiyong said, "Even if Liu Bowen and Li Xiang come in person, they can't think of a good way. Thinking about a saint like Confucius back then, he would have no problem with a madman from Chu."

"I have been studying under Mr. Qin for three months, so I am afraid that I will not be able to handle a Yixiu monk?" However, Zhu Di was full of confidence.

"It is rumored that he wrote a Chinese poem when he was 16 years old, which said: 'When you sing, you will be in love, and a hundred flowers will bloom and fall, and the world will be clear. The fragrance on the pillow will make you sleep, and a spring dream will not be clear.' From then on, he became famous." Hu Weiyong said.

"He can write Chinese poems?" Zhu Di asked in surprise.

"Han culture has had a great influence on the Wa Kingdom. In the Wa Kingdom, anyone who can't write Chinese poems is not qualified to be a monk." Hu Weiyong said, "The Buddhist temples in the Wa Kingdom are the cultural fortresses of the Wa Kingdom, equivalent to the Imperial Academy of the Ming Dynasty."

"That's why the monks in Japan are all cultural people."

"So that's how it is." Zhu Di said, "No wonder he has a name called Zhou Jian. Zhou Jian is obviously a Chinese name."

"So, Monk Yixiu also has a deep understanding of our culture." Hu Weiyong said.

"He still has those famous poems?" Zhu Di asked.

"There is also a song "Wearing Crows and Savings", which was composed when he realized Taoism." Hu Weiyong said, "The heroic opportunity, anger, and understanding of emotions are here 20 years ago. The crow laughs out the Dust Arhat Fruit, and the sun shadows the beautiful face and sings. "

Hu Weiyong is also a scholar, and after reading it, he couldn't help admiring: "Even if his poem is placed in our Central Plains, it can be regarded as an excellent work. Among my scholars in Ming Dynasty, there are not many scholars who can compare with him."

"I didn't expect this monk to be a passionate seed." Zhu Di sighed.

"How did Your Highness know?" Hu Weiyong was shocked.

"It can be seen from his poems." Zhu Di said, "I sleep with the fragrance on the pillow, and I have an indistinct spring dream. There is also that sentence-the crow laughs out the dusty arhat fruit, and the sun shadows the jade face to sing."

"Judging from these two poems, he definitely has a confidante."

"His Highness King Yan's wisdom is greatly admired by his subordinates!" Hu Weiyong said, "His Highness is not only extraordinary in martial arts, but also has a very high attainment in poetry and prose. It is estimated that all the great scholars in the Imperial Academy will be ashamed of him."

"I don't really have any research on poetry." Zhu Di said, "It's just that Yixiu Zongchun's poems remind me of a story my husband told us."

"The story says that there was a monk named Tsangyang Gyatso who was very tired of chanting scriptures and paying respects to the Buddha, but preferred to have sex with men and women. He built a beautiful pavilion called Longwangtan and invited young men and women to sing and dance together. One day he was Longwangtan met a beautiful girl named Dawa Dolma, and fell in love with her at first sight, and Dawa Dolma also liked her, and the two made a vow of eternal love."

"Because of his status as a monk, it was intolerable for the two of them to fall in love with each other, so they separated. So he wrote a famous love poem: I was worried about being too sentimental to damage the holy life, and I was afraid that I would not fall into the city when I went to the mountains. There is peace in the world. Dharma, worthy of Tathagata and worthy of Qing."

"It is precisely because this king has heard the story told by Mr. that he judges that he has a confidante."

"There are two dharmas in the world, and you can live up to the Tathagata and you! Good poems! Good poems!" Hu Weiyong blurted out, "Cangyang Gyatso's poems are much better than that of Yixiu Zongchun."

"The two are simply not comparable."

"Before my subordinates heard monk Yixiu's poems, they were quite amazed. They felt that few people in the world could write them. Now when they hear monk Cangyang's poems, they instantly feel that Yixiu's poems are overshadowed."

"However, His Highness is sure that Mr. Qin did not write this poem under the guise of someone else's name?"

"You mean to say that Mr. Qin actually wrote this poem!" Zhu Di was startled when he heard this, "It's just that he didn't want to admit it, so he lied to us that it was written by Tsangyang Gyatso?"

"It's very possible!" Hu Weiyong said, "Your Highness, think about it, who is Mr. Qin? He is a banished immortal. He is not greedy for power, position and money. He only wants to live in seclusion in a remote village and be a private school teacher to pass the boring time." .So, he completely has that kind of state of mind and perception, and wrote this extraordinary poem, and this poem is also related to gods and Buddhas."

"Furthermore, this is the first time people in the world have heard of this poem. If it was written by someone else, that person would have become famous long ago. So if he didn't write this poem, who else could have written it?"

"What you said is so reasonable!" Zhu Di said after hearing the words, "Sir, you are truly a heavenly man! Not only are the arts and martial arts beyond ordinary people, but even the poetry and prose attainments are so extraordinary!"

"The image of Mr. in the heart of student Zhu Di has grown a lot."

"Besides, this king can be sure that the woman my husband likes must be from the Wa country. Otherwise, he wouldn't have painted so many portraits of the women from the Wa country in his office."

"Besides, my husband said before that he can walk back and forth in the United States in one day. In other words, his footprints have already spread all over the world. When he goes to Wa country, he can walk back and forth in an hour."

"So sir, there is every chance to meet a woman in the country of Wa, who is so beautiful that even an immortal would be tempted by it."

"It's a pity that the king has met so many Japanese women since he came to the Japanese country, but none of them are as beautiful as the portraits. The eyes of the Japanese women in the portrait of the master are a bit unreasonable, and the place is surprisingly big. It's not like that at all. A real person, rather like a succubus or nymph."

"Could it be that Mr.'s sweetheart is not a mortal woman from the Wa country, but a Japanese banshee and fairy!? But that's right, Mr. is a banished immortal who came down to earth. How can a mortal woman from the Wa country be worthy of your husband?"

"Sir, the student Zhu Di has limited abilities. He can only find the mortal women of the Wa country for you, but not the female immortals of the Wa country."

"Female fairy, it's not something we mortals can catch."

(End of this chapter)