I want to establish an Aristocratic Family.

Summary

Zhang Yue engages in a debate about the principles of 'Chun Qiu,' challenging the established views of the Gu Liang school. He argues that Confucius distinguished between internal and external matters for the sake of honoring the state and its people. Zhang Yue criticizes the narrow perspective of Jiang Sheng and others, emphasizing the importance of respecting the king and the nation over familial ties. His bold assertions unsettle the assembly, as they realize he threatens the foundation of their beliefs. Despite their anger, they hesitate to oppose him, fearing repercussions from the ruling powers. Jiang Sheng acknowledges Zhang Yue's intelligence and audacity, recalling his past confrontations with authority.

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