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Summary

In a conversation by the campfire, Chen Fan and Qian Luoning discuss the historical balance of power between local gentry and imperial authority, emphasizing the dangers of centralizing power without accountability. They explore the idea that land reform is essential for mobilizing and educating the lower class, but it must be accompanied by concrete methodologies to ensure equality. Qian Luoning reflects on the challenges of corruption among local officials and the need for timely information to address issues. Meanwhile, a woman observes the destruction of her hometown, symbolizing the upheaval in Jiangnan. In a separate scene, Lin Zong Wu comforts a young monk mourning his master uncle's death, imparting wisdom about the complexities of life and vengeance in the martial arts world.

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