Core of the Sage.

Summary

In the Tang Dynasty's Jinling, scholars express outrage over corrupt officials who abuse power, leaving citizens like Suo Er in despair. Suo Er's family faces destruction, prompting her to sell tofu pudding while crying for justice. When officials arrive to seize her, a scholar named Du Yu confronts them, challenging their authority and citing the law. He recites a powerful poem that captures the attention of the entire city, highlighting the injustice and stirring public sentiment against the officials. This bold act of defiance creates a stir, suggesting that even in dark times, hope and resistance can emerge.

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