Confucianism and Daoism Above All? I Recite Tang Poems in Another World!.

Summary

The passage describes a gathering at the City Lord's residence in Qingzhou, where Zhang Wan Zhi hosts Ci Song and Mo Yao for a meal. Zhang Shu Zhi, the son, is present with his parents. The setting is a simple, tranquil courtyard with a locust tree and wind chimes. The meal is prepared by Zhang's wife and appears modest. The conversation reveals Zhang Wan Zhi's rise from a minor official to City Lord, likely aided by family connections. The atmosphere is respectful yet intimate, with Zhang Shu Zhi receiving a stern warning from his father about his behavior during his time away.

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