Striving in the Red Mansion.

Summary

Jia Huan, overseeing the Jia family's educational reforms, evaluated Jia Yun's potential, opting to place him in a study class instead of the management training class. The clan school emphasized discipline and academic rigor, with plans for students to pursue either the imperial examination or management training. The curriculum included various foundational texts, and students were organized into study groups. As the school year began, Jia Huan faced challenges in selling preserved duck eggs, leading to discussions and learning experiences for the young members. Despite initial setbacks, the endeavor sparked gossip within the family, highlighting the complexities of managing the family business.

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