Ru Yue Shu Yun Feng Wen Wan

Su Qingping was completely speechless: "If you don't want to, you don't have to pretend to be so ignorant."

It means that it's just a pretense.

Su Minyuan wasn't annoyed, and spoke his mind in a gentle manner. "When I traveled, I often heard the saying 'the people shouldn't fight the officials.' People in the countryside would always turn pale when talking about the government. At first, I thought it was the result of good governance, which reduced the chances of crime. But gradually, I discovered that not all officials were honest and upright, and they acted on behalf of the people. They abducted women and exploited the people. The people suffered terribly, but they still didn't dare to stand up and resist. They didn't realize that as long as they made up their minds and reported it to the next higher level, they could get a solution."

"But I've also heard about 'officials protecting each other,' as if, unknowingly, a barrier has always existed between the people and the government. People don't fully trust the government. If the status quo is maintained, they might be easily instigated to start unrest."

Su Qingping knew that being born in this environment, the royal family would naturally protect the imperial power, and she just wanted to hear what she was going to do.

"If this continues for a long time, it will only be a matter of time before the dynasty collapses."

"After careful consideration, I feel that reforms are needed everywhere. It's really a headache. Does your Royal Sister have any good ideas?"

The title "Imperial Sister" comes naturally to her, without any need for any preparation. Su Qingping will soon find out how fluent her title is.

Looking at her pure and clear eyes, I can only say that she is protected too well. People grow from the inside out, and subjective initiative is much more effective than others' advice. Now her eyes show the high spirits and determination unique to young people.

It was like a dream returning to a certain period, which moved Su Qingping a little. So what if he was well protected? At least he had a happy past.

He patiently asked, "Then, in your experience, what is the greatest injustice in this world?"

Su Minyuan thought seriously and did not give an answer for a long time.

"I've heard that there's a girls' school in Xiqing, a place specifically for girls to go to school, but I've never had the chance to see it. I can't help but feel a little regretful. If girls could attend school, they could do a lot more. At least they could keep their families safe, and there wouldn't be so many women being deceived. If Dongyuan also had a girls' school, it would ensure that the men in their families would no longer have to worry about their families, and they would have more energy to serve the country."

Su Qingping could see that her awakening was a thought, but he just didn't say it out loud. People who grew up with a silver spoon in their mouths naturally don't have much of the idea of male superiority and female inferiority. This is also the benefit that her identity brings to her. Only by not assimilating this inertial thinking can she remain carefree as always.

But people always have to grow up. Instead of being swept up and forced to accept reality, it is better to take the initiative to face it. There will definitely be a painful period, but there is a 50% chance that this pain can be turned into motivation.

And in her, Shu Qingping could see that this was 80% of the motivation.

Perhaps driven by his own ideas, he was determined to carry them out in a hurry.

Of course Su Qingping could let her explore on her own, after all, that would give her a deeper understanding, but some time should be saved and some energy is not worth spending, and that is the value of experience.

Su Qingping returned to the palace, and it wasn't long before Su Minyuan returned home in defeat, but it was only for a short time: "Royal sister, my brother asked me to ask for your opinion. Do you have any good ideas?"

"Is your brain just a decoration?"

With these exact same words, Su Minyuan was forced to accept the hurt once again.

The two of them had been discussing the regulations of the girls' school for an entire afternoon. In addition, there were people with experience in running schools, including the Imperial College and Song Yue. To conform to the characteristics of this era, it was natural to integrate with this era. However, women did not have to take the imperial examinations, and the knowledge they learned was naturally different from that of men, so they thought of Song Yue.

Although Song Yue has not been in the capital for the past two years, he has so much close correspondence with the capital that the Beijing Medical College is still operating normally. There are also many successful students traveling abroad and they all go to where Song Yue is. Although they don't know where they are in South Vietnam, Song Yue can always run between the two without much delay.

Now I'm afraid Song Yue will soon arrive in the capital. Su Minyuan was a little excited and rushed to the Imperial College without even eating.

Princess Wen Ning seldom appears in public, so scholars and intellectuals naturally don't know her. The chief priest was a little surprised by her idea, but didn't say much. What's wrong with the princess wanting to have some fun?

It was not easy to be perfunctory, so I talked about the school philosophy seriously. Seeing her taking notes quickly, I didn't know how long she could keep it up.

Su Minyuan returned with a full load and found Su Qingping. His hunger was making noises. As he was enjoying his meal, he was greeted by two uninvited guests.

"Why is Yuan so hungry?"

Su Qingping put down the pen in his hand and bowed slightly.

After asking her to sit down, Su Ci came to the door again: "Su Minyuan? Why are you here too?"

Su Minyuan rolled his eyes: "Only you are allowed to come, hiccup, no, hiccup, I..."

Su Qingping was even more speechless and handed him a glass of water. Only after drinking it did the hiccups stop: "Only you are allowed to come and not me?"

Su Ci found a place to sit down and looked at Su Qingping awkwardly: "Um, are you volunteering?"

Su Feijue reminded: "Aci, call me Imperial Sister."

Su Ci didn't want to call her Royal Sister, but since Su Feijue had already asked, and she had volunteered, it didn't seem so difficult to call her that.

"Emperor, sister Huang, if you need anything, just tell me. I will do whatever I can to help you."

Su Feijue withdrew her gaze. She seldom set foot here, so she was not familiar with the place. She continued Su Ci's words, "Yes, if Qingping needs anything, you can tell us."