Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

The Zhang Family owns over 3,000 mu of farmland in Ningmin County, cultivating rice, millet, and beans. They employ long-term workers and hire short-term laborers during peak seasons. On the first day of spring plowing, the entire family participates, emphasizing the importance of land. Zhang Chao teaches his six students about farming, requiring them to experience it firsthand. Despite initial reluctance, they engage in tasks like plowing and weeding. A humorous incident involving an earthworm mistaken for a snake highlights their inexperience. Zhang Chao assigns them the task of catching worms, reinforcing the connection between labor and education.

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