Three Kingdoms

After all, the He Luofei family has been rooted in Luoyang for hundreds of years. Although it has not produced any San Gong figures, there are also many court officials or local governors, so it can be regarded as a relatively famous family. .

But Fei Qian is a side branch, so the treatment is naturally lowered by one level than the main family.

It turns out that logically speaking, Feiqian should be ranked as high as D, because most of the C houses are for the children of the heads of various families.

A D-shaped house means a house for six people per room, while the lowest-class W-shaped house is a Datong shop for ten people...

Even so, there are still many people who are not even qualified to live in Datongpu and have to pay their own money to find a place to stay outside. These people are also the so-called disciples from poor families...

The reason why Fei Qian was assigned the title C was that he happened to bring not only Uncle Fu, but also Zhang Zhao and other soldiers. Although Zhang Zhao and others only escorted Fei Qian to Jingxiang before they were separated, the Xun family welcomed him The disciples didn't know, and thought that these soldiers were the escorts of Fei Qian during his study tour. In this way, they preconceptionally thought that Fei Qian must be an important disciple of the main family of the Fei family, so they were directly assigned the title C.

After all, taking a group of regular soldiers from the imperial court on a study tour requires more than just money. It also requires some power. So by chance, Fei Qian was upgraded without knowing it...

The rooms in the Bingzi No. of the Xunjia Villa are also pretty good. A small courtyard is shared by three Bingzi No.s, that is, nine people live in one courtyard. They are divided into three rooms: left, middle and right. There is a corridor outside the door. , there are stone benches under the corridor for resting. The patio is not very big, but it is OK. The left and right corridors can lead to the backyard, where the kitchen and toilet are located. In addition, there is a small room in the backyard for the courtyard. where the servants live.

Because Xun Shuang's lectures were not just for one hour, but for a whole day. Moreover, before Xun Shuang, some people would come and talk about something on the first day to warm up the place first, and then they could freely ask questions on the last day. It takes three days to answer the question, so the total time is three days.

During these three days, the servants will take the servants to the Xun family dining hall to eat the Xun family's "big pot rice" according to the time. Naturally, everyone will go back to their room to sleep. Of course, if you don't feel satisfied after eating this ration of "big pot rice", You can also pay for the servants in the courtyard to get some food. However, one thing to note is that drinking is prohibited during the first two days of lectures, and the ban can only be lifted after the afternoon of the third day.

Violators will be expelled from the annex and the head of the family will be notified - this is serious, it means that the school's naughty and troublesome parents have been invited...

Fei Qian looked at the precautions written on the chalk wall in the room, and couldn't help but guess that this was probably because he was afraid that some people would drink and cause trouble. On the third day, everyone would be leaving anyway, so the ban was relaxed.

The older man named Ying Yu from Runan entered the room and sat there for a long time before going out without saying anything. He didn't know where he went.

But the one who was about the same age as Fei Qian was sitting quietly in the room, taking out the piece of grass from his sleeve and looking at it...

This is quite new.

Fei Qian found it quite interesting. Among the noble clan, some people like to play with women, some are fond of horse racing, and some like cough medicine. Today I saw this one who actually likes to play with grass...

But having said that, playing with grass is at least better than playing with other things...

Seeing Fei Qian's curious eyes, Zao Zhi put down the grass in his hand and smiled.

Fei subconsciously realized that it was a bit impolite to look at him like this, so he handed over his hand and said: "I am just curious, I have no other intention, please forgive me."

Zao Zhi waved his hand, obviously accustomed to other people's curious looks, and said: "It doesn't matter, this is just a hobby for me."

It was still some time before the Xun family had a big dinner with preserved meat. Fei Qian felt that he had nothing to do, so he started chatting with this grass-loving guy.

It turns out that Zao Zhi has been fond of agriculture and forestry since he was a child. He is more interested in things in the fields than others. He even planted a field at home with his own hands, which is quite impressive for a nobleman. An easy thing.

Of course, Zao Zhi's actions also aroused some criticism. Some people said that he did it deliberately to deceive the world and steal his reputation by grandstanding. Others disagreed, saying that he put the cart before the horse and neglected his studies...

Anyway, everything was said. Fortunately, the attitude in the family was neither supportive nor opposed, so Zaozhi was able to continue.

The Zao family is not a particularly big and famous family, but it has a very early origin, in the Spring and Autumn Period. Because the ancestors of the Zao family were granted a land in Ji, they later took the place name as their surname. Later, in order to avoid persecution, they changed their surname to Zao.

Because the surname Zao belongs to Yingchuan Changshe and is also a member of the Yingchuan gentry clan, when allocating rooms, the Xun family also moved it up one level out of consideration for the local sentiment and gave them a C-shaped room. Otherwise, they would be assigned a room with the character C. To be honest, Zao didn't hold any important position and was assigned to a D-shaped house.

The piece of grass that Zao Zhi was playing with was discovered by Zao Zhi on the way to Yangcui, Yingchuan. There was still grass that had not withered among the rocks on the roadside in autumn, so he picked it out of curiosity for research.

Fei Qian took the piece of grass and looked around carefully. Indeed, ordinary grass in autumn will usually wither and turn yellow, and it will not sprout and grow until the next spring. Evergreen grass throughout the year is indeed rare.

The leaves of this small grass are long and thin, with teeth on the edges. They are very similar to wheat seedlings, but they are definitely not wheat, because winter wheat is still small, and it will never be so long or so big.

Fei Qian felt a little familiar, as if he had seen it somewhere. Of course it was not during the Eastern Han Dynasty, but later Fei Qian went to a farmhouse and saw someone planting this thing. It seemed that it was still a medicinal material, but he couldn't remember it for a while...

Zao Zhi looked at Fei Qian's expression and said, "Brother, do you know this grass?"

Fei Qian nodded and said: "...This herb seems to be used as medicine, but I can't remember its name at the moment..."

Zao Zhi became interested, and he didn't expect that the people in the room who were so coincidental also knew some knowledge in this area, because according to common sense, most of the gentry's children specialize in some subsets of classics and history, and for these partial subjects Generally not interested in things.

Seeing Fei Qian struggling to think about it, Zao Zhi comforted him and said, "It's okay if I can't remember. I picked this by accident..."

Zao Zhi saw a kettle and cups on the table in the room, so he stood up and poured two cups, handed one cup to Fei Qian, and said, "Please drink some water first, don't be in a hurry."

Fei Qian took the water cup, looked at the water in the cup, and suddenly had an idea, and happily said to Zao Zhi: "I remembered..."