I want to establish an Aristocratic Family.

Summary

Zhang Zi Zhong's decision to volunteer in the typhoid epidemic area shocked the elite of Chang'an, evoking a mix of admiration and disbelief. While many feared the disease, Zhang's bravery inspired others, especially scholars from the Gongyang school, who saw him as a model of benevolence and righteousness. In contrast, members of the Guliang school viewed his actions with disdain, hoping for his failure to eliminate competition. Jiang Sheng, a Guliang teacher, recognized the need for reform within his school, understanding that Zhang's actions, whether successful or fatal, would ultimately benefit the Gongyang school's reputation. The unfolding events captivated the attention of all, highlighting the stark ideological divide between the two schools.

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