Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.

Summary

Wen Yan Bo, seeking recognition, collaborates with Long Chang Qi to challenge Wang Ning An, who is deemed too honorable to compete against an elderly man. As tensions rise due to the Tai Zi's punishment, Wen Yan Bo cleverly defends Kong Fu Zi, prompting a debate. Wang Ning An counters effectively, revealing the flaws in their reasoning. Long Chang Qi struggles to apologize to the Tai Zi, but the young prince shows compassion, easing the situation. Zhao Zhen, recognizing the potential in the Tai Zi, reflects on the nature of education and the rigid methods of traditional teaching that stifle creativity. He discovers the wisdom in allowing children to explore and express themselves freely. As Zhao Zhen engages with Wang Ning An, they discuss the limitations of Confucian teachings and the need for educational reform. They conclude that while the teachings should not be discarded, they must be adapted to foster diverse thinking and problem-solving abilities.

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