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Ouyang Gui stopped a taxi on the side of the road. He didn't rush in after getting off the bus. Instead, as usual, he twisted the long brown hair on the mole on his left cheek and looked up at the large gold plaque with black paint. It snows heavily, but it's not too cold. The snowflake falling on Ouyang Gui's head was melted by the heat from Huang Liang's scalp, and the water droplets slipped into the hair roots, making the silver hair more shiny.
The inscription on the old plaque of "Zhang Yiyuan" teahouse was written by Feng Shu in the late Qing Dynasty, which has long been lost. The new tablet was inscribed by calligrapher Dong Shiliang, who studied under Qi Baishi, Ye Gongchuo and Tang Dingzhi when he was 0/6 years old. His calligraphy is rich in Han and Wei dynasties, and he is good at copying cursive script and running script. "The tea is fragrant and foggy, the water is sweet, the frost and snow are deep in spring." Among these couplets, Ouyang Gui likes that one best.
As a knowledgeable professor, Ouyang Gui has a mystery that has puzzled him for ten years. He hopes that today's meeting will bring him surprises. That was in 1999. At that time, he was participating in the research of "using micrometastasis to inhibit cancer cells". The theme is "using the characteristics of cancer cells in the process of micrometastasis to control their spread to new organs, and" ...