The next day, Su Yi got up very early, made breakfast, and went next door to teach Old Lin how to box.
Then he and Lin Yiyun went to school together.
The reason why he chose to go to college was because he wanted to become more familiar with this society and have more contact with contemporary young people.
Another morning of classes, Su Yi listened carefully to the advanced mathematics class, and then went to the library to return the books.
It sounds too slow to listen to each lecture. Su Yi has a strong ability to understand. Through some books, he also discovered that during the fifty years he was asleep, the entire Huaxia has really undergone earth-shaking changes.
Everyone can read, something he had never thought of before.
Even in the Song Dynasty, known as the paradise of literati, it was impossible to popularize knowledge as much as in modern times.
Su Yi After diving into the library, he began to study some modern knowledge and culture on his own.
Compared with piecemeal searches on mobile phones, the knowledge in books is more systematic and concentrated. If you want to know something, just read what type of books.
Yang Zhengcheng received the message that Su Yi was in the library again, so he directly promoted a meeting for the History and Culture Discussion Association and ran to the library.
Yesterday, he sorted out the words translated by Su Yi and reported them to Historical Research Institute. This caused a stir for a while, and many scholars questioned this, because there was no way to study the words on the stone tablet.
Even though Yang Zhengcheng is quite prestigious in the academic world, he has no relevant evidence to prove that the translation of this text is correct.
Some people even say that Yang Zhengcheng is a demon, while others say that he is sensationalizing, and the translated content is even more like fantasy novels on the Internet.
Yang Zhengcheng was so angry that he almost got internal injuries yesterday, but he agreed to Su Yi. It cannot be said that these were translated by Su Yi.
He believed in Su Yi, but as those scholars said, those writings had never been found in other ruins, and there was nothing that could be verified.
After a sleepless night, Yang Zhengcheng thought about it and finally decided to talk to Su Yi.
Su Yi recognizes those ancient texts, so does he have any other ancient books?
At Su Yi's age, it's impossible to know it from birth. You must have learned it somewhere.
Su Yi was looking at it fascinatedly in the library, when Yang Zhengcheng quietly sat down next to him.
Why is this old man here again?
Su Yi is not disgusted with Yang Zhengcheng. On the contrary, this old man is willing to risk his life for the sake of academics. This kind of spirit makes Su Yi feel very good.
"Principal Yang, what's the matter?" Su Yi was flipping through the popular science book "Seeing the Small and Knowing the Great" about quantum mechanics, and turned to look at Yang Zhengcheng.
Yang Zhengcheng smiled awkwardly and almost asked, "Teacher Su, where are you reading?"
A former president of a university calls a freshman a teacher. If people knew about it, wouldn't it become a hot search topic every minute?
"What do you think?" Su Yi looked at him with raised eyebrows, his tone was cold, as if he was asking, are you blind?
Yang Zhengcheng smiled awkwardly and said, "Hahaha! I'm here today. Actually, I just want to ask Teacher Su, where did you learn those words?"
Su Yi said calmly, "I don't remember."
Yang Zhengcheng asked again, "Then... I wonder if Teacher Su is free now?"
"If you have something to say, just tell me, don't ask your mother-in-law or mother-in-law." Su Yi put down the book and looked at Yang Zhengcheng expressionlessly.
After all, Yang Zhengcheng is also the former principal of Qingzhou University, and he has made great achievements in academics. He usually talks like this to others with a straight face, but now facing a freshman, he is as timid as a freshman who has just entered school.
"I actually just want to ask, Teacher Su, where did you learn these words from?" Yang Zhengcheng said tentatively, "You should know that historical and cultural research is very rigorous. It's not that I don't believe you, but to prove that the translation of those words is correct, at least there must be evidence."
Su Yi said, "Where do you think you can find evidence for writings from a hundred thousand years ago? I don't have anything to prove it for you, so just think I'm talking nonsense."
"How can this kind of thing be regarded as nonsense?" Yang Zhengcheng was even more excited than Su Yi, as if he was really possessed by a demon, and said, "I really don't mean not to believe you. Do you know what the words you translated mean? That can't be nonsense, it absolutely cannot be nonsense..."
"You... aren't really talking nonsense, are you?" Yang Zhengcheng clenched his fists and stared at Su Yi, fearing that he would hear from Su Yi that those translations were all messed up.
An old scholar who is doing academic research, when he heard the translations of Su Yi, he felt huge waves in his heart.
After all, the translated content of Su Yi means that the entire history of Huaxia will be rewritten.
The strong national pride made all the cells in his body ignite. If Su Yi completely vetoed it at this time, it would undoubtedly be a devastating blow to him.
Su Yi put down the book in his hand, sighed, and said, "Don't worry, I'm not talking nonsense, but I really have no evidence to prove those translations. Do you want others to know that these are true?"
"Yes! These are related to the history of our nation. If there is no evidence, no one will believe it if it is translated like this." Yang Zhengcheng also wants Su Yi to know the importance of this matter. He also believes that young people like Su Yi must also have a strong sense of national belonging.
Su Yi said regretfully, "Sorry, I can't help you."
"Actually, if others really don't believe it, forget it. There are too many truths that the world doesn't want to believe, and not everything can be proven with evidence."
"I understand!"
Yang Zhengcheng was somewhat regretful. After he calmed down, he no longer asked about the ancient monument, but asked, "Aren't you a freshman? You also chose the history department as your major. Which period of history are you more interested in?"
Su Yi actually didn't care about his major, and he didn't tell Yu Guoan at that time, was he a history major?
He is familiar with the history of Huaxia, and it is not limited to what the current students have learned.
Seeing that Su Yi didn't speak, Yang Zhengcheng asked again, "What do you think of the history of the Song Dynasty?"
Song Dynasty?
Su Yi smiled and said, "It should be considered the era when the Central Plains regime was at its weakest."
Yang Zhengcheng frowned and said, "The Song Dynasty should be the most prosperous period for literati. Moreover, there were three major inventions in that era, and many masterpieces were published, such as "Dream Pool Essays", "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" and "The Washing Away of Wrongs" both came out of the Song Dynasty. The Song Dynasty should be regarded as a highly prosperous era of economy, culture and science in the history of Huaxia."
Su Yi couldn't help laughing when he heard what he said, "History is written by literati. The Song Dynasty's land area is Huaxia's smallest. The Han, Tang, and Ming dynasties were all celestial dynasties. All nations came to the dynasty, but the Song Dynasty bought peace with annual coins. What's there to brag about?"
"The reason why they are praised so much is not because the emperor of the Song Dynasty was not in the right position. He was afraid of the intellectuals in the world and did not kill the scholar-bureaucrats. The scholars were superior. In the end, it was the people at the bottom who suffered. A scholar became a vampire of the country. In an era where barbarians are on their knees and people are living in dire straits, I really don't know what is good about it."
Su Yi I still vaguely remember that in the Song Dynasty, the life of the literati was really unrestrained. Almost anyone who studied could become an official and had countless benefits. He would get drunk and scold the emperor. The emperor had no temper, but the people below were not so comfortable. The shame of Jingkang, the Song Dynasty paid 100 million taels of silver in compensation, but in the end it was not taken away from the people.
He still remembered that some people exchanged their children for food, and it was terrible to see.