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

Summary

Ci Song, deep in thought, is approached by a teacher who praises his poetic talent, likening him to his father, a literary genius. As Ci Song recites Lu You's poem, Qu Sheng, a revered sage, surprisingly admits that he cannot compare to Ci Song's abilities, leaving the students in disbelief. After passing the second trial, Ci Song is tasked with composing a poem on "Longing" in a quarter of an hour. He recalls the famous "red bean" line from Wang Wei’s work and creates his poem, which resonates with themes of yearning. While some students struggle to grasp the significance of the red bean, Qu Sheng appreciates its deeper meaning as a symbol of love, reflecting Ci Song’s unique talent and experience.

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