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Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.

Chapter 813: A Small Case, A Great Thought [813]



Summary

Zhao Shu struggles with the decision to see his gravely ill mother while his father, Zhao Zhen, faces political turmoil and illness. Zhao Zhen's desire to depose Zhao Shu's mother is complicated by his long-standing emotional ties and the pressures of governance. The Zhou Feng case adds to the chaos, exposing the underlying financial issues within local governments and creating conflict among officials. In a tense meeting, Zhao Zhen attempts to guide Zhao Shu through the complexities of the situation, emphasizing that the conflict is about local officials' financial interests rather than mere justice. Meanwhile, Wang An Shi and his sons discuss the ongoing reforms and their unintended consequences, acknowledging the need for self-reflection amidst the political strife. They recognize that while reforms have brought prosperity, they also led to economic disparities and unrest, posing a threat to stability. Wang Ning analyzes the broader implications of these changes, highlighting the dangers of complacency and the potential for future crises. The chapter concludes with a reminder of the delicate balance between progress and the challenges it brings.

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