The Film and Television Journey from the Big Era

Second, he had to go somewhere and get a job.

This place is Rende Girls' High School.

Leng Qingqiu is a student here.

The so-called "close to the water, first to get the moon", Ding Peng not only wants to be her neighbor, but also lives with her, and spends a lot of time with her every day.

After a long time like this, don't you have more opportunities and stronger feelings?

He was going to apply for a job as a teacher at Rende Girls' High School to teach Chinese, that is, Chinese.

After all, Ding Peng is not as powerful as Jin Yanxi's father, but he is rich, and he can donate a lot of money to the school to obtain the qualification of a teacher.

Of course, in order to be safe, he decided to fill up his language level.

Previously in the world of "The Great Era", he had obtained a lot of [Fate Energy], but now he still has 319800 points left unused.

These remaining [Fate Energy] are specially reserved for emergencies, and they are just in use at this time.

Spend 100 [Fate Energy] to buy a copy of the [Language Knowledge] skill.

Afterwards, he clicked all the way to the full level of 10.

At this time, he has become a complete master of Chinese studies, learning from ancient and modern, poetry, poetry, classical Chinese, vernacular, proficient in everything, and his vocabulary is comparable to a living dictionary.

At the same time, his literary talent is outstanding, even if he does not copy books, he can write a good article.

This cost him a total of 10 [Fate Energy].

[Language Knowledge] After the point is full, it will benefit him a lot. Not only does he become more exportable, but even if he is copying books, his copying becomes smoother.

Looking at the time, it was still in the morning, so he decided to visit Rende Girls' High School in the afternoon, and during this time, he decided to write some poems and send them to newspapers and magazines to gain fame.

Today, in the whole of China, the most famous newspapers and periodicals with the largest circulation are Shenbao and News.

These two newspapers have literary supplements, which can publish some novels or literary works, such as poetry and prose.

Of course timing is also very popular.

If Ding Peng wanted to be famous in the literary world, he naturally had to send his excellent works to the most famous and circulated newspapers and magazines. It would not be easier to become famous this way...

Chapter 86 Two Poems

Young women in literature and art like Leng Qingqiu like those lingering love poems the most. They are affectionate and unconventional, and they are masterpieces in love poems.

For masterpieces like this, Ding Peng checked a lot before crossing.

Among them, the most famous one is "Teach me how to miss her" by Liu Bannong.

There are some clouds in the sky,

There was a slight breeze on the ground.

Ah!

The breeze blows my hair,

Teach me how to miss her?

Moonlight loves the ocean,

The ocean is in love with the moonlight.

Ah!

Such honey is like a silver night.

Teach me how to miss her?

……

To be honest, such a poem, in Ding Peng's opinion, many love songs of later generations are more vivid and literary than it.

"Ah" ah "ah", is it embarrassing?

But that's what the poetry of this age is like.

Although in Ding Peng's view, it seems a little child's play, but in this era, it is already a masterpiece.

And it is still widely circulated and won the unanimous praise of everyone in the literary world.

This poem was written by Mr. Liu Bannong on September 1920, 9. It was published after October, and it is now March 4. If Ding Peng wants to copy it, he can.

After all, it's almost 6 months ahead.

This poem, Liu Bannong has not yet finished.

Can you copy this poem?

Ding Peng struggled for a while, but decided to copy it.

Although this poem, in Ding Peng's view, does not seem to be very good, but who called it so popular later.

Later, Mr. Zhao Yuanren, a famous linguist, also composed a song for it, which became a widely circulated song.

Since it was so successful and has not been created yet, Ding Peng was naturally unceremonious and practiced 'borrowing' and borrowed this new poem for use.

This poem, in terms of form and structure, is somewhat like some poems in the "Book of Songs", with large repetitions, parallels and comparisons, the so-called 'Fu Bixing', but it has a style in this regard.