Liang Heyue's home is not far from Qilan Law Firm. It is a large flat floor in a high-end community. It is decorated very simply and there are not many furnishings in the home.

"Xiaoxue, you make some tea, and I'll get the bronze."

Liang Heyue invited Chen Jing and Kong Xue to sit down in the living room, brought tea leaves and tea sets, and spoke casually.

Then, she turned around and walked into the bedroom.

Chen Jing looked around at Liang Heyue's home and asked a little strangely: "Sister Xue, does Director Liang live alone?"

While boiling water and making tea, Kong Xue responded in a low voice: "Well, Director Liang is not married, he has always been alone."

"Ah?" Chen Jing was a little surprised: "Is Director Liang a celibate?"

"No." Kong Xue shook her head slightly: "We can't ask for details, but once we had a dinner together, Director Liang was in a bad mood and drank some wine, and then said that she seemed to be waiting for someone if she didn't get married?"

"Why don't you get married just to wait for someone?" Chen Jing couldn't help being shocked and said, "It seems that Director Liang is also a person with a story."

"Probably."

After the two chatted for a few words, they didn't talk about the matter any more. After all, it was Liang Heyue's private matter. It was just a matter of curiosity. It would not be good to use it as a discussion topic after all.

Not long after, Liang Heyue came over with a red lacquered wooden box.

"Xiao Chen, you are also lucky. This bronze is for my brother to pass on. However, when my father passed away, he was still young, so he left it with me first. I am planning to give it to him after a while.

"

Liang Heyue put the wooden box on the coffee table in the living room and spoke.

Chen Jing nodded and smiled, looking expectantly at the red lacquered wooden box.

Kong Xue poured a cup of tea for Liang Heyue and looked at it curiously.

Immediately, Chen Jing carefully reached out and opened the red lacquered wooden box, revealing a square bronze vessel placed inside.

This piece of bronze is not too big, about the size of two tablet computers, and its shape is very similar. There is a green patina on the surface, and you can tell at a glance that it has a sense of vicissitudes and heaviness that has gone through thousands of years.

The inscriptions are carved on the surface of this bronze vessel. Each one is about the size of a tadpole, and the order is quite regular.

Apart from this, there are no other patterns or other things on this bronze vessel, and the overall look is very simple and elegant.

The moment Chen Jing saw this bronze vessel, his treasure-appraising eye immediately reacted.

Golden light suddenly appeared, circled around the bronze vessel several times, and then returned to his eyes and turned into rows of words.

"This is the Liang family's book among the Shuang family's books."

"Each half of Shuangshi's book is engraved with inscriptions. Only when the two inscriptions are combined into one can it be read and interpreted."

"The contents recorded in Shuangshi's book are related to Xuanli. Please be sure to combine the seal inscriptions on them into one to understand the contents of the records."

"Clues: Shuang's book; gold is not a treasure book, but everything is empty, good and not empty."

Chen Jing saw the text that appeared in front of his eyes, and his face showed some happiness and helplessness.

Naturally, he was happy that his previous guess was correct. This bronze ware handed down from the Liang family was indeed a clue about Xuan Li. Unfortunately, it seemed that the content recorded in this bronze ware called the 'Liang Family Book' could not be obtained.

Just find another similar bronze.

In addition, the clues given by the divine eye of appraising treasures, the sentence "Gold is not a treasure, but a treasure book, and everything is empty, good and not empty." is still there.

In other words, even if Chen Jing found another "Shuangshi Book" and knew the contents of the inscription on it, he might not be able to accurately know where Xuan Li is.

Otherwise, the only clue left is the 'Shuangshi Book'.

"It's difficult." Chen Jing sighed inwardly, but he quickly adjusted his mentality.

In any case, now I have found clues to Xuan Li, and it has also provided him with ideas for subsequent searches. It is better than when I was unable to find anything before.

At this time, Kong Xue took a serious look at the "Liang Family Book" and said, "I really can't understand any of the characters on it."

Liang Heyue responded: "Yes, my father has found many experts to look at it. They can only confirm that it should be the writing from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Warring States period, but it is difficult to identify. They say it may be the writing of some small vassal states at that time.

, it is not widely circulated, and it may take many years to identify it.”

"The characters of the small vassal states are not mainstream, and my father could not find interested experts to take the time to identify them, so he never knew what the characters above were."

It is worth mentioning that although the inheritance of Chinese and Xia civilization has not been cut off, it still takes time and effort to identify the characters that are too old and rare, and there are also related rewards.

For example, if you can identify one oracle bone inscription, you will be rewarded with 100,000 yuan.

"Were there a lot of words back then?" Kong Xue blinked and asked curiously.

Liang Heyue smiled: "Xiaoxue, you asked me what I do. Your boyfriend should be more professional than me in this aspect."

Kong Xue also chuckled softly when she heard this, and turned her head to look at her eldest boy.

Chen Jing came back to his senses, reached out and gently touched the inscription on the 'Liang Family Book', and said slowly: "There were indeed many writing systems at that time, which were roughly divided into two major systems, the 'Six Kingdoms Writing' and the 'Qin Writing'.

"

"The 'Six Kingdoms scripts' refers to the scripts of the six kingdoms of Han, Zhao, Wei, Qi, Chu, Yan, and small countries such as Zhongshan, Yue, and Teng. The 'Qin scripts' refer to the nearly orthodox Western Zhou and Spring and Autumn bronze inscriptions.

It was more rigorous and unified, and later generations called it 'Zhenwen' or 'Dazhuan'."

After a pause, Chen Jing added: "However, because the characters at that time were too numerous and complicated, and most of them were incomplete, so 'Da Zhuan' was also used to broadly refer to the Six Kingdoms scripts before the emergence of 'Xiao Zhuan', including bronze inscriptions."

It’s inside; so the characters on this bronze vessel from Director Liang’s house can also be called ‘big seal script’.”

"The 'Xiao Zhuan' is a simplified script based on the 'Big Seal' written by Qin Shihuang after he unified the six countries. It is also the product of the 'Shu Tong Wen' that laid one of the ideological and political policies for the unification of Chinese and Xia civilization; 'Xiao Zhuan'"

It was popular from the Qin Dynasty to the end of the Western Han Dynasty and was gradually replaced by official script."

At this point, we have to say something about the greatness of Qin Shihuang, the emperor of the ages.

No matter how outstanding and powerful the emperors of later generations were, at least in Chen Jing's opinion, they could not compare to Qin Shihuang. If nothing else, no one could surpass him in terms of the idea of ​​unifying China and Xia civilization.

If it were not for the idea of ​​grand unification, the current situation in China and Xia might be similar to that in Europe.

Chen Jing spoke seriously, and Kong Xue listened intently. She really loved the way her eldest boy explained these knowledge to her seriously.

If Liang Heyue hadn't been here, the eldest sister would have been afraid that she wouldn't be able to help but pounce on her and take a bite of her tender grass.

Liang Heyue was also a little surprised when he heard it, and praised: "It seems that Xiao Chen, you study really hard, and you speak very well."

Chen Jing smiled modestly when he heard this and said, "We have to keep working hard. I can't even understand the words on this bronze vessel of yours."

"It's not your fault. Many experts can't understand it."
Chapter completed!