Transmigrating Through Ancient Times, I Establish My Dominion Through Poetry.

Summary

The passage describes Du Yu's triumphant parade after becoming a top scholar, highlighting the traditional celebration of academic achievement in Tang Dynasty China. He rides a horse through Chaozhou, leading 300 new scholars, while being celebrated by the local population. The parade includes musicians, drummers, and follows strict ceremonial traditions. Du Yu reflects on his journey from a poor background to academic success, sensing potential rivalries, particularly from Li Linfu. The narrative emphasizes the cultural significance of imperial examinations and scholarly achievements, with Du Yu determined to transform Confucian studies and create a lasting legacy in this new world he has transmigrated into.

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