Who is Meng Xiao's taste?

"People in Jianghu call it Meng Xiao flavor", which means that the reputation in Jianghu is just like that of Meng Changjun, which is hospitable, nurturing, charitable and overwhelming.

"Meng Xiao flavor" is a common name in martial arts novels. Qin Baoshu in the Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties, Chai Jin in Water Margin and even Zhou Zhongying in Sword Book are all called "Meng Xiao flavor" in Jianghu.

Tian Wen, namely Meng Changjun. Gui surnamed Tian, a famous article, is one of the "Four Kings of Warring States". During the Warring States Period, Qi was an aristocrat, the grandson of Tian, the son of Jing Tianying and the nephew of Qi Xuanwang. He was born in Meng Changjun after his father Jue Yu Xue (now Guanqiao, Tengzhou City, Shandong Province).

Meng Changjun recruited guests from various vassal states and fugitives, many of whom joined Tian Wen. Tian Wen would rather give up his family business than give them generous treatment, so that all the wise men in the world yearn for it. There are thousands of his diners, and the treatment is the same as Tian Wen.

Whenever Tian Wen receives guests and talks with them, he always arranges the stone room behind the screen, so as to record Tian Wen's conversation with the guests and the residence of their relatives. As soon as the guests left, Tian Wen sent messengers to relatives' homes to comfort them and give them gifts.

On one occasion, Tian Wen entertained a guest for dinner, and a person covered the light. The guest was very angry and thought that the quality of the food was definitely not equal, so he put down his chopsticks and left. Tian Wen immediately stood up and personally carried his own food. Compared with his, the guest was ashamed, so he strangled himself.

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During the Warring States period, it was very popular to train scholars, among which the four sons of the Warring States period were the most famous. The so-called "raising a scholar" means raising a public servant. Because nobles have more money, more land and more things, they need a lot of clerks. Those who need help have to make a living, and those who have the ability don't want to be temporary workers. If you have something to do, you can't recruit talents. You can only raise people for a rainy day.

Meng Changjun is keen on cultivating literati because he has tasted the sweetness of cultivating literati for a long time.

Meng Changjun's father Tian Ying is also a super second generation. Senior officials have to sit, horses have to ride, and naturally there are many wives. There are many wives and children, and there are more than forty sons alone.

Meng Changjun was born to a concubine, and his date of birth is bad. He was rejected by his father and secretly raised by his mother. After a long time, he went home to persuade his father to spread his family wealth and raise scholars. The public must praise those who are willing to spend money, so Meng Changjun's father chose him as his heir.

After Meng Changjun inherited his father's title of fief and family business, he was more willing to spend money to attract tourists because of the great benefits brought by cultivating scholars. Life is nothing more than fame and fortune, and money is not lacking. Just pursuing fame. It is said that there is such a generous master, and more and more people vote for him, even he who is on the run from crime comes to the net.

At that time, Meng Changjun was famous all over the world, with thousands of tourists.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Tian Wen (one of the four sons of Warring States)