It is said that Jiangnan gifted scholars have many poems.

Why are there so many talented people in Jiangnan since ancient times? Not exactly. Having said that, there are also many talents in the north, and there are literati everywhere. The difference is that some of them are literary and talented, and they are afraid of being disturbed by the outside world, which destroys their leisure.

In ancient times, there were martial arts figures looking for someone to compete with, and the literati were unwilling to be lonely. They are more interested in discovering talents than poetry, and those who like idleness and talent are not interested in being an official, loving, traveling around the world, traveling around the world, poetry and painting, as the case may be.

So there is no distinction between north and south. Suzhou talented people want to suppress Hangzhou literati, writing: Legend of the White Snake: The purpose is to say that Hangzhou talented people are born with snakes, and Hangzhou literati fight back, writing: Lotus Temple: Suzhou talented people are born with aunts, but they are nothing more than smelly.

Second, the script is indeed famous for thousands of years, but it also shows that ancient southerners were talented, but they loved to show off and show off. There are many articles, few chapters and sentences by northern literati, and they love ink and poetry, but there are many fine works. Talented people come forth in large numbers, regardless of the number of North and South. It can only be said that China has never lacked literary talent since ancient times, and there are many excellent men and women.

Wen Zhiming, one of the four gifted scholars in the south of the Yangtze River, could not speak or walk at the age of two. When I was six years old, I was still unstable, and when I was eight or nine years old, I still had a lisp. It was not until he was a teenager that Wen Weiming seemed to suddenly begin to understand, articulate and recite.

Wen Zhiming's first good friend is Tang Bohu. Compared with Tang Bohu's broad-mindedness, Wen Zhiming is upright and rigorous, far from bohemian, and more like an honest boy. Under the prevailing atmosphere at that time, it was natural for literati to linger in brothels, drinking, writing poems and singing for entertainment.

But Wen Zhiming was shy by nature and never set foot in romantic places. After getting married, he stayed at home. Tang Bohu came up with an idea to help him educate.