Ming Yue’s personal information

At that time, Mingyue was a civil servant at the Shunde Customs in Guangdong. He was considered "very average" by his leaders. After becoming famous, he was re-employed. Recently, he was seconded to Beijing to serve as the editor of "Golden Key", a magazine affiliated with the General Administration of Customs. Before "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" made him famous, he had always been an unremarkable person. He was born in Wuhan in 1979 into an ordinary cadre family. The birthday gift I received when I was 5 years old was a thick stack of "Five Thousand Years Up and Down", and I started reading history from then on. After graduating from university, he passed the civil service examination and joined the customs service. Start as a section member. Now, his workplace is the General Administration of Customs on Chang'an Street in Beijing.

The resume of Mingyue back then was written like this: My real name is Shi Yue, a native of Hubei, 1.78 meters tall, graduated from a university in Wuhan with a bachelor's degree in law, now 28 years old, a former civil servant at the Customs in Shunde, Guangdong, and now on secondment. General Administration of Customs.

I believe that if it were not written in Ming Dynasty, Shi Yue today would still be just an ordinary member of the huge crowd on the street.

Shi Yue is introverted and doesn’t have many hobbies. He only enjoys reading, writing, and playing Go. In his ordinary life, he probably never realized that he had such special potential and could Let yourself become famous once and for all.

Since childhood, Shi Yue has been an obedient and sensible child. When Dad has nothing to do, he often likes to take him out on his bicycle. Once, the father and son went to Xinhua Bookstore. After entering, Xiao Shiyue ran away. He jumped up and down in front of each bookshelf, and suddenly became interested in a set of history books. He slowly took them down and handed them to his father, three books in a box. When his father saw his interest, he bought it without saying a word. From then on, these three books became the earliest enlightenment textbooks for my son to study history and develop a love for history.

Mingyue has been reading history since she was 5 years old. “At that time, my dad bought me "Up and Down Five Thousand Years". Look, 5 yuan was quite expensive at the time, and I was beaten. Then I started reading it, and I read it 7 times from the age of 7 to 11. I read this book not because I was interested in history, but because my dad controlled me. It was very strict and I was not allowed to go out to play, so I could only read at home. He preferred Tang poetry and Song poetry, and the bookshelf was full of them. Two people can play, and it doesn’t require too many people. I’m afraid of noise.” From then on, Shi Yue fell in love with history. After the age of 11, Xiao Shiyue began to read "Twenty-Four Histories" and "Zi Zhi Tong Jian", and then "Ming Shi Lu", "Qing Shi Lu", "Ming History Chronicles", "Ming Tong Jian" and "Ming Huidian" and "Compendium Three Parts". "Sometimes I feel that I am quite strange. It would be incredible if someone started reading classical Chinese at the age of 11." From elementary school to university, as long as he had time, he would find as many history books as possible to read.

When he first started reading history books, Shi Yue couldn’t understand most of the words in the books, so his father bought him another dictionary and taught him how to read history books. Go check it out. Over time, he gradually became a master. He is familiar with "Gu Wen Guan Zhi", and his current superb classical Chinese writing skills also come from this.

Since he fell in love with history, his parents discovered that Shi Yue gradually became less talkative. He is not very interested in studying other subjects. What he loves most is reading various history books and thinking quietly. While people around him were busy applying for various cram schools and struggling to cope with various competitive exams, Shi Yue was in a corner of his own, quietly observing people's every move and trying to figure out people's psychology.

According to parents’ ideas, going to a good university, then entering a stable workplace, getting married and having children is the life trajectory that a filial son should have. One day more than two months before the college entrance examination, in class, when Shi Yue was still holding a book "History of Ancient Chinese Thought" and immersed in it, the teacher confiscated the book on the spot and reprimanded him loudly: "The college entrance examination is coming soon. I didn't expect you still have it." It’s time to read this kind of idle book!” Only then did Shi Yue feel the tremendous pressure brought by the college entrance examination. But at this time, he actually wanted to give up the college entrance examination completely. For this reason, he missed school for two months before the college entrance examination and watched TV at home. But Shi Yue was an only child, and his parents had high hopes for him. They tried hard to persuade him to take the college entrance examination every day, and even locked up his history books. Looking into the expectant eyes of his parents, Shi Yue walked into the college entrance examination room and was admitted to a less than ideal university.