The Story of Marshal's Inspirational Learning

19 13 years, Chen Yi returned to Desheng Township High School in Huayang County, Chengdu. Feng Zhanen, the principal of this school, is a famous writer of ancient Chinese prose in Chengdu, and advocates the study of ancient Chinese prose among students. During this period, Chen Yi read The View of Ancient Chinese Prose, A Collection of Ancient Chinese Prose, One Thousand Poems, A Collection of Tang Poems, The Journey to the West, and The List of Gods.

Legend has it that one Mid-Autumn Festival, Chen Yi followed his mother to a relative's house, where Chen Yi got a book he always wanted to read. Just like getting a baby, he forgot the fatigue of walking dozens of miles and hid in a small room to read wholeheartedly. Time to eat. The host urged him to eat again and again, but he still sat there watching intently, as if he didn't hear him. Both the master and mother knew that Chen Yi was addicted to books, so they didn't take it amiss, so they brought him a dish of Ciba and a bowl of sesame paste noodles.

Chen Yi is reading a book and eating Ciba. Because his mind was full of books, he should have dipped in sugar, but he dipped into the inkstone and ate two bites in a row, and he didn't feel anything. When he wanted to eat more, his mother came in and saw Rola Chen covered in black ink. She couldn't help crying. Relatives and friends laughed when they heard the news. From then on, people in her hometown affectionately called Chen Yi "the man who drank ink". It is the study of these books that enabled Chen Yi to know and initially master the long and splendid ancient civilization of the Chinese nation and laid the cultural foundation of Chen Yi.

It is this * * * producer with profound literary skills who, after a long revolutionary war, became a Confucian general with both civil and military skills, leaving us with many magnificent poems as touching as meiling three chapters.