The Carefree Young Scholar.

Summary

Li Xuan struggles with questions posed by Li Yi, particularly about the nature of falling objects, leading him to realize that weight does not affect the speed of descent. Despite his noble upbringing, he feels inferior to Li Yi’s intellect. After a demonstration, he is shocked to see a leaf and a stone fall at different rates, leaving him dazed and questioning his understanding of the world. Meanwhile, Li Yi reflects on the day’s events, including a successful barbecue and a humorous encounter with his Second Uncle, who shows unexpected strength. The chapter concludes with Li Yi contemplating the old man's surprising abilities.

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