Back to ancient times to open obstetrics

Chapter 45
Poor Qiaoer, so she is already the concubine of this vicious man?Liu Qiqiao felt that it was difficult for her to adapt to the sudden truth for a while, so she tried her best to calm herself down, and said with a smile on her face, "Ah, are you talking about Fang Qiaoer? I don't know her very well. I went to the city, so I came to your house."

"Cough cough..."

Du Ruo cleared his throat without losing the opportunity, and asked the boy outside, "Chunsheng, where are you?"

Wang Laosi was leading the way in front, and after hearing what he said, he turned around and shouted: "Hurry up, after passing this Zhuangzi, there are still five miles to go, and we will arrive in half an hour."

Then everyone continued on their way, and the carriage fell into silence again.Du Ruo raised her head and looked at the eccentric girl in front of her. There was always a sly gleam in her eyes, like a cunning little fox.

Du Ruo lowered her head, raised the corners of her lips and asked, "Miss Qiqiao said that she saw Hua Tuo healing Guan Yu's wounds in an ancient book, which ancient book is it?"

Liu Qiqiao frowned and thought for a while: This person knows Hua Tuo, which means that it must be a dynasty after the Three Kingdoms, but... Hua Tuo scraped Guan Yu's bones?That's the plot of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", your sister's!It was written by a person from the Ming Dynasty, so you can't fool people if you say it?
"I... I... I never remember names when I read books!"

"Isn't it a medical classic?" Du Ruo continued to ask with a serious expression.

"Medical books?" "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is a novel, and it has nothing to do with medical books...: "It should be, I can't remember, but I remember that Hua Tuo invented Mafei powder, and then scraped the bones of Guan Yu to heal his wounds .”

Liu Qiqiao, who lacks knowledge of Chinese medicine, feels that being able to say Mafeisan is already very knowledgeable.

Du Ruo smiled slightly, cast a glance at Liu Qiqiao out of the corner of her eye and said, "You're talking about the "Book of the Later Han Dynasty". That's not a medical book, it's a history book."

Liu Qiqiao looked at Du Ruo with adoring eyes, and asked with some uncertainty: "Is it a history book? Will the history books still record these things?"

Du Ruo said: "The history books record history, so whether it is astronomy, geography, people, current affairs, or medical exhibitions during that time, as long as there is a basis for research, it will be included in the history books. If you have read the Later Han Dynasty, it seems that you have read it." A lot of books?"

Liu Qiqiao did go to a private school for several years. In the early years when Liu Bashun was still young, she studied with the teacher of the private school. She learned "Three Character Classics", "Disciple Rules" and then "The Analects of Confucius". Later, more and more girls went to school. If there is less, she will not go.Before leaving, Mrs. Li also handed in the last Shu Xiu, and the husband gave her several books, namely "Nv x", "X Xun", "Nv Lunyu" and "Nv xx record", collectively called "Nv x" Four Books...

Since then, Liu Qiqiao has never studied again!

Therefore, when Du Ruo asked her, she could only frowned and wondered what the titles of the books that she had thrown on the chest of drawers were covered with dust, but after thinking about it for a long time, she could only admit her fate: " I have read "Four Books for Women."

Who knows that although Du Ruo is well-read, he doesn't know the Four Books of Women. These books usually don't appear in your husband's study, so he doesn't know, so he asked Liu Qiqiao curiously: "The Four Books of Women Which Four Books is it? I haven’t heard of it.”

It is when the book is used that I hate less!Liu Qiqiao frowned and thought for a long time before hesitating: ""The Analects of Confucius", "Nv...Nv...""

"It's "Women's Admonitions", "Internal Training", "The Analects of Women" and "Nv Fanjielu". The old lady read these books when she was a child, and they are must-reads for women." The old woman beside her kindly helped her answer.

(End of this chapter)