Other language: Vietnamese

I want to establish an Aristocratic Family.

Chapter 174: Village School (2). [173]



Summary

In a rural school in Yangli, Zhang Yue and his companions, scholars from Chang'an, observe a high enrollment of young students engaged in recitation. The elderly teacher remains indifferent to their presence, while the students' dedication impresses Zhang Yue. However, he is taken aback by the harsh training methods employed by military officers on older youths, who are pressured to pursue martial prowess over officialdom. A young boy expresses disdain for becoming an official, citing low salaries and trivial duties. This reflects a societal obsession with wealth and honor, deeply rooted in Han culture, where poverty is seen as shameful and wealth is revered. The narrative highlights the contrasting values of education and militarism, revealing the intense aspirations of youth in a society driven by the pursuit of status and riches.

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