Rebirth: The Wife Is Too Domineering

Chapter 20

Being accused of being ignorant, Han Yishen was not convinced, so he reached out and took the manuscript and began to read it.

After reading it for a long time, I really didn't see anything special about it. It was nothing more than a simple handwritten copy of the miscellaneous notes of the time, and there were some bizarre things. There was nothing special about it.

He simply handed the manuscript to Duan Qimo, "Ah Mo, do you study?"

Duan Qimo raised his eyelids and lifted his lips lazily: "Not interested."

"..." Han Yishen made fun of himself, he was really cheap, he knew that the man was an indifferent person, and asked him these things.

Duan Yunchu was in a good mood, and it was rare for him to explain: "Look carefully at the handwriting on the manuscript, what's the difference?"

Han Yishen was inspired, and observed carefully. Looking at it this way, he really found the problem.

"The handwriting on the front and back of this manuscript seems to be a little different?"

Duan Yunchu glanced at him with admiration, "Yes, the handwriting on the front is strong but cautious and green. Looking at the ink color, the ink is uneven and not bright. It's just ordinary ink. When Liu Yong was young, he hadn't entered the court yet. When I was an official, I was reluctant to use high-quality ink to help people copy books for money. This shows that this is a manuscript copied by Liu Yong when he was young. Looking at the part with brighter ink in the middle, the ink here is bright and the font is bold and vigorous. , different from the previous youth, Liu Yong was a Jinshi in the 16 years of Qianlong, and he was a minister of the official department and a scholar of the Tiren Pavilion. His calligraphy works handed down from generation to generation are mostly running script. Jiamo, so it can be guessed that the middle part was transcribed after he became a scholar."

Han Yi was taken aback for a moment. After she said this, he compared them carefully and found that there was indeed such a difference.

"Then what about the last one?" Han Yishen pointed to the last few pages, where the ink stains were glowing with black light, which looked very clear and bright, and compared with the previous two ink stains, they were very different.

"This is Hui ink." Duan Yunchu's face became serious, "Hui ink is the best ink, and it is a royal product in contemporary times, only the emperor can use it, but Liu Yong can use Hui ink to copy his favorite books, so there is only one possibility , That is the imperial gift, how much achievement does it take to get the emperor's royal use? Liu Yong's calligraphy is rich in flavor and sacred, with a gallery and temple style. He is the most famous calligraphy master in the Qing Dynasty. It is also known as the 'Prime Minister of Nongmo', which means that Liu Yong had already become a prime minister at that time, and only such a high-level official position can be granted by the imperial court."

A book that Liu Yong liked, I copied some of it when I had time, and kept it until after his death. This manuscript can be said to be a true portrayal of Liu Yong, a famous prime minister in the Qing Dynasty, from ordinary people to prime ministers of the two dynasties. Can you buy it for 30 million?

Han Yi was dumbfounded, but also curious: "That's why Miss Duan wanted to take pictures of this manuscript? How do you know what's special about this book?"

If you don't read carefully, it's impossible to discover the value of this book, right? How did she know?

Duan Yunchu was startled. She had seen this manuscript before and studied it carefully. Of course she knew it, but the identity of this body was Duan Yunchu, not Su Chen, an expert on ancient cultural relics. How would she explain it?

Duan Qimo looked at her meaningfully: "Historical knowledge is good."

Indeed, just one manuscript can tell the life of the famous Prime Minister Liu Yong. Her understanding of Chinese history was beyond his expectations.

It's just... How did she, who lived in England since she was a child, know about these Chinese histories?

Duan Yunchu: "..."

Han Yishen also thought of this, and said with some eccentricity: "I heard that Ms. Duan grew up in England. I didn't expect to know so much about Chinese history."