Grandpa's great writer

Chapter 544 Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea

In fact, high-amount scholarships in colleges and universities are not uncommon. Generally, schools do not set up high-amount scholarships. Under normal circumstances, high-amount scholarships come from personal donations.

Now the highest single scholarship in the national university scholarship is Shanghai Jiaotong University. On their 120th anniversary celebration, outstanding alumni Wu Jialin and his wife Lin Yueying donated [-] million Huaxia coins to initiate the establishment of the "Madou Jiaotong University Inclusive Education Development Fund" ", to implement the "Siyuan Innovative Talents Training Program", which is referred to as the Siyuan Program for short.

In this plan, the school creates a "Siyuan" class with only 45 students. Every student in this class has a scholarship, the lowest is 42 for four years, and the highest is [-] for four years.

On average, you can get a scholarship of [-] in a minimum year.

But if you really want to compare, the students of Shizhong College can get a scholarship of 15 for up to four years, which is not too small.

Of course, under normal circumstances, it is impossible to reach this number.But even if this figure is not reached, the tens of thousands of scholarships in four years are still considerable.

The name of Shizhong College was not invented by Zhang Chong, but was decided after discussions between the leaders of Jiangyang University and Jinling University.

When deciding on the name, they asked Zhang Zhong for his opinion. After hearing the name Shi Zhong, Zhang Zhong thought it was a good name and said he had no opinion.

The two characters Shizhong are taken from Shi Zhongpian of Chapter 2 of Zhongyong.

"A gentleman is mean, and a gentleman is sometimes mean. A villain is mean, and a villain has no fear."

This sentence means that the reason why a gentleman can be moderate is because a gentleman can keep the middle way, and there is nothing wrong with him.Compared with the unscrupulousness of the villain, the gentleman abides by the morality in his heart, always uses the most appropriate way to do things, and never deviates from the middle way.

Without Liu Hong's explanation, Zhang Chong also understands why they chose such a name. It should be that they hope that students can "get in the middle" like gentlemen. Anyone can do moral writing, but being a human being is not an easy thing. Students When we enter the college, the first thing we need to do is to learn to be a human being, then learn to do things, and finally learn to be a scholar.

The school has a school motto, and Shizhong College also has a school motto, which is exactly the section in Chapter 2 of the Doctrine of the Mean.

The academy motto will be written by Zhang Zhong himself, and then someone will engrave it in the academy as a warning to the students.

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Zhang Zhong is now writing the academy motto at home. In order to ensure that the subsequent engravings will not be distorted as much as possible, Zhang Zhong found a relatively large piece of paper and tried his best to express the details of each word.

After writing this four times in one breath, Zhang Chong stopped.

After finishing writing, he looked at it himself, and then cut off the last three times with a paper knife, leaving only the cursive script on the far right, because after looking at it, he still felt that the first one was better.

He picked it up and looked at it, feeling quite satisfied.

"Dad, what are you writing?"

Zhang Zhong turned his head and saw that Peng Peng was standing at the door with a picture frame in his arms, looking at him charmingly.In fact, Pengpeng has been here a few times before, but when he saw his father writing seriously, he didn't bother him. This time he saw that his father seemed to have finished writing, so he opened his mouth.

"Father writes for the big friends to see. Are you holding your painting?" Because he only saw the back of the frame, Zhang Zhong didn't know what was inside the frame.

Pengpeng walked over with a smile, turned the frame over, and said, "Look, Dad."

Zhang Zhong looked at the painting carefully. It was a sketch, and there was a person in it—it should be a person.

Why should it be a person, because Zhang Zhong is not sure. Although the thing painted on it has a nose and eyes, but the facial lines are exaggerated, and there are many shadows. The eyes are like copper bells, and the nose is like a tower.

"The one you drew—isn't it Dad?" Zhang Zhong asked in a low voice. Could it be that he has such a surly image in his daughter's heart?

"Of course not, this is grandpa."

Zhang Zhong rolled his eyes, but that wasn't much better.

"Your grandfather looks like this."

"Grandpa looks like this." Pengpeng said firmly, "I have drawn grandpa now, and I will start drawing grandma next. I will draw for you after I have finished drawing grandpa and grandma. Dad, don't worry."

Zhang Zhong twitched the corners of his mouth, daughter, we are not in a hurry, you can wait for a while to draw my portrait.

"Have you shown this painting to your grandfather?"

Pengpeng shook his head, "Not yet."

"Then don't show him."

"Why?"

"Because you can show them after you finish drawing our portraits. It's a surprise, you know?"

"Oh, I get it, then I'll show it to grandpa after I finish the painting. Dad, please hide this painting first, so that grandpa won't see it."

"Well, I'll hide it for you." Zhang Chong took the painting with a smile. He thought that it would be better for Peng Peng to forget about it for a few days, otherwise her grandpa would probably hit her as an unfilial grandson when he saw this painting.

"Be sure to hide it for me, and I'll come and get it when I finish drawing you and grandma."

"Don't worry."

"Then I'll go back."

"Ah."

After Pengpeng left, Zhang Zhong put the frame on the bookshelf, thought for a while, and adjusted the surface to hide the front. His father would occasionally come to the study to look for him, for fear that he would ask what it was when he saw it. What, he is not easy to answer.

After putting away the painting, Zhang Zhong also put away the academy motto that he had written before, and later asked a mason to help him carve it down.

Then he went to the desk where the computer was placed, sat down, turned on the computer, and got ready to work.

Just this morning, he drew another prize. He didn't get "Death Is Eternal", but he got another good work--Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.

This is Verne's representative work, and it is also a very important work in the science fiction world. On Earth, its historical significance has surpassed itself.

Of course, this is not to say that this novel is limited by the times and is no longer brilliant in modern times. In fact, even if times change, classic works are still very exciting.

Speaking of this novel, we naturally have to talk about its creator, Verne.

Verne was a Frenchman, born in the 20s, with a wealthy family and a legal background.

However, instead of engaging in legal related industries, he started writing scripts and contributing articles to magazines.

A large number of his works have been translated into other languages. According to statistics, Verne is the writer with the second most translated works in the world, and the first is the grandma Agatha Christie.

Now Zhang Zhong has collected the first and second most translated works, but No.3 he probably has no choice, because No.3 is Shakespeare, even if Zhang Zhong gets his works, he will not be able to published.

There are nearly [-] translations of Verne’s works. Zhang Zhong still has a long way to go in terms of this data, but with the passage of time, it should be achieved in a few years.

As for the origin of the name [-] Leagues Under the Sea, it does not refer to the depth of [-] miles under the sea, but the Nautilus sailed [-] miles in the sea in the book.

And this "Li" is actually an ancient length standard. It is called "Lige" in Chinese. It is about three miles in conversion, which is close to five kilometers.

Therefore, there are also some translations translated as "Sixty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea", or simply "Adventures under the Sea".

However, after time sifted, it was the translated name "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" that left a deep impression on people.

When Zhang Chong was writing, he also wondered whether to change it to "20 miles under the sea". After all, it is indeed close to 20 miles according to China's miles.

(End of this chapter)