Qing Ci is actually used in fasting rituals. It is necessary to communicate with the gods and immortals in heaven and let the gods read the articles. Naturally, the words are gorgeous.

Then, after reading the part about Qingci, Wei Guangde was a little stunned. He found that it seemed a bit difficult to piece together the things he had done with the imperial examinations before and it seemed to be a bit difficult to make a piece of Qingci that could attract attention.

Writing Qing Ci seems to require a lot of imagination, and then pile up words, which is different from what he originally thought of setting a center and then extending it, and finally using words to add modifications.

Although it was very difficult, Wei Guangde still planned to study the writing skills of Qingci during his time as a Shujishi in the Hanlin Academy. It is hard to say that he could write a work that was satisfactory to the emperor. He could make a fortune by himself, at least one day earlier and put on a real official hat.

Although the book says that writing Qing Ci is simple but not gorgeous, real but not rustic, and the writing is mainly simple, and mainly synonyms and allusions, Wei Guangde held the opposite view after reading a few circulating Qing Ci.

Qing Ci, at least the Qing Ci that Emperor Jiajing likes, is to flatter and brag. Long live to call Emperor Jiajing a good emperor.

I didn't know about Wei Guangde in Jiangxi before, but I only heard that his fellow villager, the prime minister, had a "singular name" in the capital, called "Qingci Prime Minister".

Well, in fact, Yan Song is not only able to afford the prime minister of Qingci, but many others are also very good at writing Qingci. It is said that he didn't know how to write Qingci. Now he is very good at it.

Therefore, at this time, Wei Guangde didn't think it was anything when he read the Taoist "The Supreme Yellow Talisman Lichengyi". He Xu Jie should have learned to sharpen his spear after discovering Emperor Jiajing's hobby.

Xu Jie was doing the same as the way he did it, and it was the same.

But no matter what, when the day came, Wei Guangde could only put down his books, packed up his clothes and went to the Hanlin Academy to report.

Wei Guangde got up early in the morning and changed into the seventh-rank official uniform he made. Because only the top scholar was given to the court, the other new Jinshi who started from the second place could only find a tailor shop to customize the official uniforms to go to the yamen to observe politics.

Although Shujishi is not an official position, Jinshi has its own seventh-rank attributes.

Wei Guangde was still leaving the Jiujiang Guild Hall, in the yard, Wei Guangde was still instructing Zhang Ji and Yashang to talk to the landlord again, hoping to spend less money.

Although Wei Guangde took out the 1,500 taels, he didn't have much money after buying the yard.

After the tribute and Jinshi, he received gifts worth hundreds of taels of silver. During this period, he sent out all the visits, and even paid hundreds of taels of silver. He also spent a lot of silver to buy books.

So far, the yard is still not optimistic, and the landlord will not let go.

After buying a house, Wei Guangde only had a few hundred taels of silver left.

Yes, although the price of that yard is much higher than that of other houses, Wei Guangde really likes it.

As Zhu Shilong said before, the house was built with great care and tasted like a Chinese-style villa in later generations. Wei Guangde felt that the living experience should be very good.

In these days, the land price of houses in Beijing was not expensive, and labor was not expensive. What was expensive was the materials and the layout of the yard.

Zhang Ji couldn't see anything in the rockery pond, and Wei Guangde couldn't see anything. However, Lao Kan saw that Taihu stone and stone were not valuable in the place of origin, but it would be different to transport that thing to the capital.

There are also the bricks, stones, wood and workmanship for building houses, which are not materials that ordinary houses can use. They also have carved beams and painted buildings. The complete set of furniture in the house is also very well-made. A thousand five hundred taels of silver is really not a quarrel.
Chapter completed!