Chapter 74 peak duel

With the bells ringing year after year, time flies by. In a blink of an eye, Yu Jiayan was already eighty-one years old. At this time, he felt that he had imparted all his knowledge to the students. He felt very relieved and began to relax. This is how he spends his free time, some time is spent in meditation and chanting, and some time is spent playing Go. It is said that his Go level is extremely high, and generally only masters can compete with him. One day in the summer of this year, Qian Qianyi came to invite Yu Jiayan. At this time, Qian Qianyi was also in his eighties, and his wife Liu Rushi was also in her forties. They invited Yu Jiayan to their home and organized a party for him. friendly match.

The other player in chess was Li Yuanzhao, the national player at the time. The duel of top experts naturally attracted attention, and several experts at that time came to watch the battle. Yu Jiayan was also very relieved, because Li Yuanzhao's chess skills had reached its peak. Outside the chess room, the bamboo shadows are supporting the sparse, and the breeze is blowing. In the chess room, the two concentrated on making moves. This game of chess has been played for three days and nights. In fact, the chess skills of the two were comparable, but in the end Li Yuanzhao felt that it was difficult.

Because he discovered that the opponent has an unfathomable power, which is beyond chess skills. A game of chess is just like life, how high the realm is, how wonderful the chess game is. Finally, the tired Li Yuanzhao showed a very slight flaw. Yu Jiayan slowly dropped the last chess piece. The chess game was complete, and Yu Jiayan smiled slightly. Li Yuanzhao shook his head, expressing his defeat. Everyone stood up and applauded. But he found that Yu Jiayan was still sitting there, motionless. Looking carefully, he has a peaceful face, and he has already passed away in the West. "Changshu Zhi" contains: Yu Jiayan said that "he played chess with the national player Li Yuanzhao for three days and nights in his 80s, and he died after holding back his son."

Yu Jiayan, whose name is Chang, later known as Xichang Old Man, was born in troubled times and was alone all his life, but with a heart of great compassion, he rescued patients from their illnesses.He was unrestrained and upright throughout his life, full of pride, and after his middle age, he realized the true meaning of medicine from Buddhism, created a precedent for Chinese medicine classroom education, and spread academic thoughts widely. If you have time, you must read the medical books written by him with painstaking efforts, and they are wonderful. Yu Jiayan's era is far away from us, but I would rather believe emotionally that in a world illuminated by Buddha's light, he is still writing medical books for us stroke by stroke.