As soon as Qin Di got home, he was surrounded by a group of children.

These children do not want something delicious, but want to hear his story.

"Let's listen to Yang Xiaoxie! Yang Xiaoxie rode a pig, what happened later? Did you rescue someone?"

Qin Di said: "I didn't finish the talk last time, why did I ask this question?"

Wang Shao pulled the sleeve on his left: "We still have to listen, uncle, please continue to talk, okay?"

Qin Xi pulled the sleeve on his right: "Brother, I want to hear it too, I didn't understand last time."

Qin Di smiled and said, "Okay, then I'll talk about it for another paragraph."

He stayed at home for a few days and then slipped away quietly.

He and Yan Xue came to Lizhuang Town again.

There are tens of thousands of teachers and students in Lizhuang Town, which is an important academic center during the Anti-Japanese War. There are many talents who are proficient in foreign languages.

Qin Di and Yan Xue became disciples separately and learned Russian, German, Spanish, Portuguese and Persian.

They are knowledgeable and memorable, and they learn very quickly. They can listen to it once and don’t have to memorize words as hard as ordinary students.

Generally speaking, students like this are not serious at first glance! If the students are not serious, the teacher will not be willing to teach. I can’t stand Qin Di’s wealth. He just needs to get some milk powder, canned meat, and give a few bags of flour, so that the teacher can continue to teach willingly.

The teachers in this year were too hard, and the government allocated limited food. Originally, Qin Yue promised to add half a kilogram of grain to each teacher and student every day, but Qin Yue had already left Lizhuang Town, so this matter was a bit negligent.

After Qin Di heard about this, he restored the supply of food.

On this day, Qin Di and Yan Xue were sitting in the teahouse, and suddenly saw Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin coming in from outside.

Yan Xue stood up to greet him. After the greetings, the four of them sat at a table.

Qin Di looked at Lin Huiyin's thin face and sighed softly: "Ms. Lin, have you eaten the ginseng I gave you?"

Lin Huiyin forced a smile and said, "It's not yet, I'm going to eat it later."

Qin Di said: "You suffer from tuberculosis, half because of bacilli and half because of weakness. The two complement each other. If you have stronger immunity, combined with streptomycin, there is still hope of curing it. Ginseng can replenish vital energy and enhance immunity."

The reason why he said there is hope for cure is that streptomycin alone is not enough, and he also needs to cooperate with other drugs such as rifampin.

Lin Huiyin's grandfather Lin Xiaoxun was a Jinshi. Her father Lin Changmin graduated from Waseda University in Japan. He is good at poetry and calligraphy. He has served as the Chief of Justice of the Beiyang Government. His uncle Lin Juemin is even a historical celebrity. She graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and received Western education, so she may be biased against ginseng.

Lin Huiyin is very talented. She is an outstanding poet, writer, and architect in modern China. In literature, she has written prose, poems, scripts, translations and letters, and her representative works "You are April in the World", "Lotus Lantern", "Ninety-Nine Degrees". She has also published many papers on architecture, such as "The Miscellaneous Records of Pingjiao Architecture", "Qing-style Construction Examples", "A Brief Introduction to Ancient Architecture in Jinfen", "History of Chinese Architecture" (Liao, Song section), and "Historical Stages of Chinese Architecture Development".

Lin Huiyin is an extraordinary woman who can not only endure the coldness and loneliness of academics, but also endure the hardships and poverty of life. As the central figure in the salon, she is surrounded by admirers like stars and moons. She is in remote villages and in the deserted temples, she does not fear hardships in studying ancient buildings with Liang Sicheng. She experienced prosperity in her early years as a famous family and was envied by everyone. During the war, she lived in Lizhuang and personally picked up a bottle to go to the streets to make oil and vinegar. When she was young, she traveled to the United States and was deeply impressed by the true meaning of Eastern and Western art. Her English was so good that Fei Weimei was so poor that she was stubborn in middle age, and she was still stubborn in her illness.

But her life span was very short and she died of illness shortly after liberation.

Qin Di couldn't bear to see her die early, so he couldn't help but remind her.

Lin Huiyin nodded after hearing this and said, "Thank you Mr. Qin for your concern."

Next, Liang Sicheng talked about his experience of inspecting ancient buildings outside, sometimes excited and sometimes regretful.

Because Qin Di wrote him a check of 200,000 US dollars, Liang Sicheng explained what he did with the money, which was considered that the money was not wasted.

"Mr. Qin, we visited dozens of counties in five provinces and counties, and surveyed and photographed more than 2,000 ancient architectural relics preserved from the Tang, Song, Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, including Guanyin Pavilion of Dule Temple in Ji County, Tianjin, Liao Dynasty Guangji Temple in Liao Dynasty, Baodi Liao Dynasty, Longxing Temple in Zhengding, Hebei Province, wooden pagoda in Yingxian County, Shanxi Province, Huayan Temple and Shanhua Temple in Datong... "

Qin Di asked: "Apart from architecture, have you discovered anything strange around these temples and Taoist temples?"

"Mr. Qin, what do you want to know?"

"I want to know why these famous buildings are located here? Is there any unreasonable location?"

"You let me think about it..."

After a while, Lin Huiyin suddenly said, "I think Qingyang Palace, Zixiao Palace and Maoshan Taoist Temple are a bit weird. I once stepped in between and felt warm."

Qin Di's eyes lit up and he smiled and said, "Okay, wait until I have time to go over and take a look."

Liang Sicheng said, "Why don't I feel that way?"

Lin Huiyin smiled and said nothing.

Qin Di looked at her again, couldn't help but raise his eyebrows and said to himself: "What a pity! This is a woman with spiritual roots. Because she was not inspired when she was young, she not only failed to embark on the road of immortality, but also lost some of her life."

People with spiritual roots can feel various miscellaneous qi. Only by receiving guidance from their masters and practicing certain exercises can they absorb the qi of the four seasons and eight righteousness, and at the same time eliminate all kinds of evil qi to achieve the effect of prolonging life, otherwise it may be counterproductive.

At this time, Lin Huiyin was already 40 years old, and it would be too late to cut off her hair and clean her marrow.

So Qin Di held back and said nothing.

Because it is useless to say it, the more knowledgeable a person is, the more stubborn he is.

Not everyone believes in myths. This is the Dharma-Ending Age opened by the wisdom of the people, and people believe in the so-called science more.

On May 23, Qin Di and Yan Xue appeared in Qingyang Palace.

Qingyang Palace was first built in the Zhou Dynasty and was originally named Qingyangsi. It is located in Chengdu, Sichuan Province. It is known as "the first Taoist temple in western Sichuan" and "the first jungle in the southwest".

During the Huang Chao Uprising of the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Xizong of Tang took refuge in Shu and once used this place as a palace.

Yangxiong of the Han Dynasty also said: "Lao Tzu wrote the Tao Te Ching for Guan Ling Yin Xi, and said before leaving: "A thousand days after I practiced the Tao, I looked for me in Qingyangsi, Chengdu." Three years later, Lao Tzu came here, Yin Xi came as promised, Lao Tzu showed his Dharma appearance, sat upright on the lotus platform, and Yin Xifu demonstrated the Tao. Since then, Qingyang Palace has become a holy place for the gathering of gods and immortals and Lao Tzu preaching.

Qin Di walked around in Qingyang Palace, using the "Spirit of Soul Search" while walking.

He walked past the mountain gate, the Sanqing Hall, the Tang King Hall, and the Hunyuan Hall, and came to the Bagua Pavilion, and then stopped.

In the Bagua Pavilion, there is a statue of Lao Tzu riding a green cow.

Qin Di quietly reached out and touched it, and found that the statue seemed to be made of bronze, and he didn't know which era it was carved.

He stared at the statue with wide eyes and faintly saw a blue light!

Then Qin Di looked around and found that there was no one nearby, so he raised his hand to put the statue into the Void Gour, then turned around and left!

Yan Xue was stunned by the sight of her eyes, and did not dare to ask any more questions at the moment, and followed Qin Di to leave Qingyang Palace!
Chapter completed!