Chapter 529: "Cultivation of the Moon Lu Pan Sutra", will you go to Gansu? (Additional updates with monthly pass)
Dialect still remembers that this secondary Chinese character simplification plan started to be used by the People's Daily on December 21.
Today, the application has also appeared in Guangming Daily and some other newspapers.
Precisely because these newspapers started to be used, everyone in the calibration room felt a little panicked.
These words also appear on street signs in public places and markets and shopping malls in other places.
For example, the words "Ji Dan", "Ding Che" and "Kuai Xiao".
There is even news that the Ministry of Education will use it in three textbooks: Chinese for primary schools and Chinese for junior high schools and geography for junior high schools next year.
Fang Yan knew that someone would soon stand up and object.
Primary and secondary school teachers, ordinary people, as well as language experts and calligraphers.
Among them there will definitely be Mr. Cheng.
Because he is a member of the Chinese Calligraphers Association, the honorary president of the Calligraphy and Painting Research Association of Veteran Staff of the Ministry of Health, a member of the Capital Traditional Chinese Painting Research Association, and the consultant of the Xinglin Calligraphy and Painting Association of the Chinese State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
With just these names, he couldn't sit still.
It's just that this period is definitely a period of disagreement. Some units will definitely use it and some won't, which may cause some trouble in the daily use of Chinese characters.
But Fang Yan was not worried about the outcome at all, because the facts proved that it would not happen.
However, this matter dragged on for nearly ten years. It was not until June 24, 1986 that the State Council approved the National Language Working Committee's "On Abolition of the Second Chinese Character Simplification Plan (Draft)" and Correcting the Confusion of Chinese Characters in Society "Request for Instructions", announced the abolition of "two simplified characters".
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After Fang Yan analyzed in a positive tone that this matter would not work out, hundreds of people in the laboratory agreed with what he said.
The panic and floating thoughts of everyone at the scene were all suppressed.
Then we started working, and no one used the abbreviated Chinese character "Laoshizi". There were hundreds of people present, but not one of them supported that thing.
Once those simplifications were used in Chinese medicine books, they immediately became unreadable.
It is a disaster level.
This also proves why Lao Bangzi used the original Chinese characters when he wrote "Yu Xiu Yi Fang Lei Ju". Later, whether it was translated into Japanese characters by the Japanese themselves or translated from Japanese characters into Korean characters, the more the The more bad the translation is, the more the content inside is wrong.
Fortunately, the one I borrowed this time was the original version. If I changed it to their second edition in Japanese, it would be difficult to translate.
I don’t know if it was because I had a state banquet for lunch during the Winter Solstice, but I found three more books in one afternoon. Two of them were "The Living Book of Wuqiuzi" and "The Living Book of Febrile Diseases" by Zhu Gong from the Song Dynasty.
The other book is the "Xiu Yue Lu Pan Jing" from the Yuan Dynasty.
The real name of the author of the later Yuan Dynasty book is unknown, but Fang Yan saw some of the prescriptions in it and had actually seen them himself.
That was a man who was called Mr. Hejian in the Jin Dynasty.
This man's real name was Liu Wansu, and he called himself Tongxuan Chushi, also known as Zong Zhenzi.
He was born in the fourth year of Daguan in the Northern Song Dynasty, that is, 1110.
He was a famous "Cold and Liang School" medical scientist in the Jin Dynasty, and he was also one of the founders of the "Febrile School" that came later.
Later he was known as the leader of the four great families of the Jin and Yuan Dynasties.
Liu Wansu's academic achievements are not only reflected in his medical theory, but also in his clinical practice.
He is good at using cold and cool medicines to treat various diseases, especially in the treatment of typhoid fever and febrile diseases.
His academic thoughts influenced many later generations of doctors, forming the "Hejian School" and becoming an important academic school in the Jin and Yuan Dynasties.
Fang Yan suspected that this book was either written by Liu Wansu or his descendant.
Although Fang Yan himself is not from the febrile disease sect, it can be seen that "Xiu Yue Lu Pan Jing" is a medical book from the febrile disease sect.
Fang Yan had read many of the prescriptions in it, and after silently using the system to support them, Fang Yan felt that his understanding of febrile diseases had deepened.
Among the masters of the Febrile School, the most famous one now is Deng Tietao from Guangzhou.
Of course, there is also Zhang Zhiwen from Sichuan.
This is also one of the first masters of traditional Chinese medicine. However, Deng Tietao's influence is still greater.
These books on dialects will be distributed later, and the febrile sect will be able to study them again.
Although many of them are now repeated recipes, there are also some that I have never seen before.
"Xiu Yuelu Pan Sutra" is still quite valuable for research.
There were three books in succession this afternoon. Zhao Xiwu, the deputy director of the institute, still came over to express his congratulations to everyone. Now every time a book is found, Lao Zhao will come over to give everyone a blood test and ask everyone to work hard. The next person may be you. .
Because these ancient books discovered are indeed of considerable value.
There may even be some severe traditional Chinese medicine methods in it, but if you write it down, it will be immediately labeled as feudal superstition. At first glance, you will think that this is the kind of book written by a liar.
Dialects are just the kind of books that have been blessed by memory and have no chance to be tried out.
Regarding these, Dean Zhao and the others still accepted them.
There is no other reason, just because it is recorded in "Yixiu Medical Prescription Collection".
They can doubt Bangzi's character, but they won't doubt their vision.
There is no mistake in every song, one post, one content, one 6 one, one book, one book, take a look!
What they want to copy will definitely not be copied if they feel it is useless.
This reminded Fang Yan of the qigong fever that continued later.
With the idea of hitting three shots with or without dates, people all over the country are studying it.
By then those books will probably be taken out for study.
When it was time to get off work, Fang Yan went to Lao Ji as usual to ask about the situation at Heisongyi in Gansu.
Lao Ji said that he had found some things, but they were all in small quantities.
What he wanted to see were bamboo slips, silk books, stone tablets, jade tablets and other things that recorded words.
Or something like official weights and measures.
Fang Yan sounded really anxious. If it wasn't too far away, he would have wanted to dig the soil himself.
I can also stop by to see how my second sister is doing now. Anyway, Wuwei and Heisongyi are not far away.
The archeology is carried out layer by layer with a small shovel and a small brush. This will take years and years of the monkey!
When Lao Ji saw Fang Yan like this, he asked if he had any feelings.
He believes this too much now.
If it weren't for the crackdown on feudal superstition now, he would have wanted Fang Yan to give the archaeological team a light and make a fool of himself.
There is no way. Now as long as the dialect is there in the calibration room, it will go smoothly and new books can be produced. If it is not in the morning, the work will be basically in vain. There may even be cases where the paper is damaged by the clip and they have to repair it themselves.
In Lao Ji's eyes, Fang Yan is now a high-level human being with a halo.
Not only is his brain superior to theirs.
Even where he is, the aura and luck will be much better.
However, most of the time dialects deny this statement.
But today, after pondering for a while, Fang Yan suddenly leaned into Lao Ji's ear and whispered in a low voice:
"Yes, I feel like I should dig deeper faster, and I should find something big."
When Lao Ji heard this, he immediately became excited.
Big stuff? !
What?
So he thought for a while and suggested to Fang Yan:
"How about we speed up and finish things here and go to Gansu together?"
PS: Do you want to go to Gansu or not?
After finishing this chapter, I still owe you 106,000 words.
No more today, please be early tomorrow.
Lao Feng worked harder to prepare for tomorrow.
(End of chapter)