Thank you for making old books and letting me pick up some treasures!

Today, I went to Shuangfeng (Panxian Ancient Town) Children's Old Bookstore and "Bai" picked up some treasures. Fortunately, even, thank you very much.

Because of the unbearable pain in my knees and shoulders, I had an MRI examination in a general hospital for the last time. The doctor said it lightly and didn't believe it. It happened that my family went to the old city to do business, so I hitchhiked to the Chinese medicine hospital to see if I could take measures to deal with it.

Because the business in the hospital is very good, everyone needs to line up. Both times are "open the back door"-let the acquaintances inside say hello to queue up for inspection.

The last time I had an MRI, I had to wait until the next day, and then I did it at 2 1 p.m. The next day, I went to the outpatient doctor to see a film, saying that my joints were worn and there was slight water accumulation, and no special treatment was needed. It really hurt, so I bought Yunnan Baiyao plaster instead of strenuous exercise ... I did it after I came back, but the pain didn't get better.

Today, I went to the traditional Chinese medicine hospital and was greeted by my old classmates. I went directly to the rehabilitation department to ask the director to see it. At first glance, I can't help but say that the patella is swollen and the water is serious, so I have to be hospitalized immediately.

How can there be such a big difference in the opinions of two doctors in the same part, the same film and two hospitals? Who should I listen to?

Because the holiday is coming soon, I decided to stay in the hospital for observation, so I said goodbye to the doctor.

Out of the hospital, I can't let go of these two different theories. Fortunately, I came to my friend's second-hand bookstore and was attracted by all kinds of old books and periodicals, only to forget the pain and different diagnostic theories, and I didn't want to leave when I stared at the bookshelf. My family urged me again and again, but I never wanted to leave.

The owner of the second-hand bookstore understood me very well, not only led me to the corresponding bookshelf, but also personally found me some books and said with great confidence, "These books are yours!" "

When I saw it, I really liked it. These books were compiled in the light years of Qing Dynasty, Three Hundred Tang Poems reprinted by Zhonghua Book Company 1959, The Scholars published by Mr. He Manzi in 1957, and The Collection of Two Hearts by Mr. Lu Xun published by People's Literature Publishing House in 1973.

The first few books are not easy to find in the market just by looking at the publication time and knowing the weight. I just want to talk about the last copybook here.

To tell the truth, before this, I had no idea who Mr. He Longchang was, let alone his calligraphy attainments and his position in Guizhou calligraphers.

At the same time, I have never heard of the inscription "Ode to Eight Dragons", which is really a frog in the well and ignorant.

I read this copybook written by teacher Lin and was attracted by the words in it. On the way back, I got a brief introduction of Mr. He Longchang and Ode to Longshan, which surprised me.

From the brief introduction, I learned about Mr. He Longchang's calligraphy attainments and its influence in Guizhou calligraphy circle, and read his daughter-in-law Ms. Chen Danyang's reminiscence article to understand Mr. He's character and cultivation. Only in the article, my daughter-in-law has always called him "sir", which has made me feel that Mr. He is virtuous, artistic and approachable. A closer look reveals that the inscription on the cover is Mr. Dai Mingxian. I can't help but respect this copybook. It is a rare treasure to get the ink model of Guizhou local calligrapher.

Look at "Ode to Longshan", which is an inscription in the era of Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty. Although ill-fated, it was discovered late and died early, but the style of its rubbings should not be underestimated. Han Li's charm still exists, dignified and agile, which is worth cherishing and practicing.