Striving in the Red Mansion.

Summary

In late July, Jia Zheng faces turmoil after being appointed Deputy Commissioner of Judicial and Educational Affairs in Fujian, despite opposition from officials questioning his qualifications. His friends reassure him, but he remains anxious about failing the Emperor's trust. The significance of his role in education is highlighted, as it shapes the future of talented students in a province known for its imperial examinations. Jia Huan, his son, returns from his marriage leave and suggests preparations for the Fujian trip, emphasizing the need for support from trusted individuals. Despite the political challenges, Jia Huan encourages his father to embrace the appointment, indicating a shift in public opinion and the potential for Jia Zheng to navigate the political landscape effectively.

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