Back to the 60s: The Struggle Career of a Charmed Wife

Soon after Feng Qingxue returned home, it started snowing again.

It was snowing heavily, like tearing cotton and pulling lint.

While sorting out the blank rice paper and brushes she found from the scrap yard, Feng Qingxue suddenly felt that she should learn something.

At her age, it was impossible to study, but she really couldn't waste her time waiting for the end of the catastrophe, and she was unwilling to live in endless housework.

At present, the only thing she could learn was probably calligraphy, and her family had a certain foundation in this area.

It was better to act than to think, and Feng Qingxue immediately picked out two suitable brushes.

The brushes were good brushes, made in Huzhou.

Among the four treasures of the study, there were paper, pen, inkstone, and brush washer, but there was no ink.

However, without ink, water could be used, and wood boards could be used as paper.

She found a piece of wood board from the space, which should be a part of a piece of red sandalwood furniture. It had no carvings, was polished very smooth, and was coated with layers of tung oil. It was still as good as new.

So, she took out two hours every morning and evening to practice calligraphy, and practiced in her spare time.

She had not stopped practicing before she crossed over, so it was easy to pick it up now.

When Father Lu heard that she had been practicing calligraphy, he actually agreed.

"There is no end to learning in life. You are still young, and you really shouldn't interrupt your studies. Opportunities are always reserved for those who are prepared. Practicing calligraphy is good, very good, maybe our family can have a calligrapher in the future!"

Feng Qingxue smiled embarrassedly, "I am just a trifling skill, and I may not be able to reach the level of a calligrapher in my entire life."

Father Lu said seriously: "Girl, don't belittle yourself. Calligraphers also practice day and night."

As he said, he told Feng Qingxue not to leave in a hurry, and went out for a while. He came back more than half an hour later, shook off the snow on his body, took out a small camphorwood box and a flat mahogany box from his military coat and handed them to Feng Qingxue.

"Uncle Lu, what are you giving me again?"

Feng Qingxue said as she opened the mahogany box, which was filled with top-quality study supplies, including pens, ink, paper, and inkstone.

Then, she opened the wooden box again, saw what was inside, and blurted out: "Sanxitang Calligraphy Collection!"

Father Lu was stunned, "Do you recognize it?" Most people wouldn't recognize it at first glance.

"Of course I recognize it. I've heard people say that this is the king of calligraphy in history, and I've heard of it for many years!"

"Sanxitang Calligraphy Collection" is very famous in the history of calligraphy. It was compiled and engraved by the court officials under the order of Emperor Qianlong. It includes the works of many famous calligraphers from the Wei and Jin Dynasties to the Ming Dynasty. There are about 300 calligraphy works by more than 100 calligraphers, including the calligraphy works of Wang Xizhi, Wang Xianzhi, and Wang Xun, which were collected by Emperor Qianlong.

There are 32 volumes of this calligraphy collection. It is said that only dozens of copies were carefully copied at that time and given to the favorite officials by Emperor Qianlong.

In her previous life, Feng Qingxue had admired the original stone of the "Sanxitang Calligraphy Collection" preserved in Beihai Park in the capital. She was really amazed. She didn't expect that the Lu family would actually have a collection.

"Uncle Lu..."

"It's our family heirloom. It's useless to keep it. You should take it and study it well. Don't let the reputation of this calligraphy collection down."

Feng Qingxue liked it very much. She didn't refuse and nodded heavily while holding the calligraphy collection.

"Uncle Lu, don't worry. I will definitely not let down the Sanxitang Calligraphy Collection! I will practice well and cherish it." This is a priceless treasure. Many calligraphy lovers would love to have it.