[9] Hongluan Jie 83 You are a child, you don't understand (1 more)
"No!" Someone was displeased.
Guo Feng turned around and said with a smile: "What's wrong with the little princess?"
Li Xue was aggressive: "This candied haws was first taken by this princess. You are not allowed to grab them with me!"
Guo Feng said slowly: "This is not a question of coming first and coming later, but you have to follow the rules so that this vendor can sell you candied haws."
"I've never seen such rules when buying things, and I don't agree!"
Guo Feng laughed: "Princess, you are quite unreasonable. If Prince Mu finds out, you will be punished to recite poems and essays again?"
When he thought of the endorsement, Li Xuetou was getting bigger. Seeing that she was too confused, Guo Feng asked the vendor to start.
"Okay, please answer." The vendor thought to himself that this person was probably the one he had to wait for, so he said, "Red and crisp hands, yellow wine, two orioles sing in the green willows."
Li Xue was anxious but couldn't speak. She saw Guo Fengxiao's hands were covered with his hands, his eyebrows and eyes were as bright as gems: "Outside the long pavilion, beside the ancient road, a line of egrets climbed into the blue sky."
The vendor said "um" with approval, and Li Xue suddenly realized and said to herself: So it's the right poem? I would be fine if my brother was there.
But... why do they read it so well that there seems to be something wrong, and there seems to be nothing wrong?
Li Xue was puzzled, and both of them left her aside and used it as air.
At this time, the vendor mentioned another sentence: "The sky is vast and the wilderness is vast..."
"I know!" Li Xue's heart lit up and she snatched the conversation loudly. The vendor and Guo Feng both glanced at her in confusion. She raised her little face with confidence, "I know this! It's "I see cattle and sheep when the wind blows the grass and lowers the grass"!"
Although she is playful and doesn't like reading, she still remembers this poem. Seeing that Guo Feng was so proud that she was determined to compete with him for candied haws.
Unexpectedly, the vendor narrowed his eyes, shook his head and smiled: "No."
"Ah?" Li Xue was speechless.
"It's "a tree of pear blossoms over the crabapple", stupid." Guo Feng yelled at her in a gentle tone, and his eyes were full of evil smiles.
"What?" Li Xue was messy, "This is different from what I have learned!"
Guo Feng narrowed his beautiful eyes and smiled mysteriously on his lips: "I have a profound and profound Chinese culture, and all you have learned is just the superficiality."
Li Xue said angrily: "I have less study, don't lie to me."
Guo Feng smiled again: "What are the benefits of me lying to you a little brat?"
Li Xue pouted depressedly. This person was so annoying!
He couldn't help but connect the two sentences to apart and whispered in a low voice: "The sky is vast and the wilderness is vast, and a tree of pear blossoms presses against the crabapple... Alas? It seems very smooth?"
When Guo Feng heard this, he burst into laughter.
The vendor said to Guo Feng: "Young Master, I have one last sentence, can you follow it?"
"Please give me advice."
"There are three thousand beauties in the harem."
Guo Feng thought briefly and chuckled with unique meaning: "The iron pestle is ground into an embroidery needle."
"..." Li Xue was completely confused and didn't know what expression to give.
Guo Feng saw her funny appearance and secretly felt it was interesting, smiling without saying a word.
"Uncle, do you really read this poem like this?" Li Xuequan asked as if he was shameless, oh no, he was asking for advice humbly, "Why do I seem to hear someone else recite... There are three thousand beauties in the harem, and three thousand are pampered with each other?"
Guo Feng raised his eyebrows slightly and said mysteriously: "I read it, this is the adult version. You are a child, you don't understand."
Li Xue really couldn't understand what the meaning of his words, but she felt that her cognition was completely overturned today!
The vendor laughed happily and said, "Young Master, you are right, this candied haws is yours."
"Is this okay?" Li Xue didn't understand why she felt like she was fooled.
Guo Feng reached out to pick up the bamboo sticks of candied haws, pulled them easily, and smiled at Lixue with his slanted eyes: "Little Princess, I'm giving up."
Li Xue murmured with an annoyed look: "It's so shameless to compete with children for candy when they are so adults!"
Guo Feng didn't care about her ridicule at all, and walked into the restaurant calmly with the candied haws.
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When she arrived at the main entrance of Xun Yu Temple, Qingluan could only follow Youmeng, otherwise she would be bombarded by the janitor. She saw three or five groups of literati and poets visiting the garden, and finally asked a question hidden in her heart.
"Miss, why did you also go to the Dog Goods Temple..."
Chapter completed!