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Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.
Chapter 23: Only Knowing Loyalty and Righteousness, Not Understanding Filial Piety and Brotherhood. [22]
Summary
. The chapter recounts the rise of Liu Bang, who established the Han dynasty after slaying a serpent, leading to a unified realm for four centuries. However, by the time of Han Xian Di, the dynasty faced chaos due to a weak ruler and strong ministers, resulting in suffering for the people. The narrative transitions to the Song Dynasty, highlighting its cultural flourishing and high literacy rates. A discussion unfolds among characters Bao Zheng and Gong Sun Ce regarding a poem recited by Hamagura, leading to reflections on loyalty, righteousness, and the complexities of political correctness in their time. Wang Ning An expresses his views on the dangers of talent in politics, while Bao Zheng challenges him on the importance of filial piety and brotherly respect amidst ideological confusion. .Full content
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