The prince is very cruel

"I know, you must be a rare talent!" Pei Nan said seriously. He had seen too many young talents, but none of them could compare with Guan Ning. Public welfare was too advanced.

"Hahaha!" He laughed again: "Good luck to you, good luck to you."

"In addition to charity, I have always wanted to train some young people."

"I want to teach them reading and writing, maybe even martial arts, or management. Is that okay with you?" He looked sideways.

When Pei Nan heard this, he couldn't help but be slightly shocked. He founded Yipintang, made money through business, purchased resources such as iron ore, and now he wants to train young people. What on earth does this guy want to do?

Seeing his concern, Guan Ning stated: "I won't force anyone. It's up to them to stay or go."

Pei Nan took a deep breath and said, "Since I have handed them over to my brother, I will trust him!"

"I have no opinion!"

"But big brother, I still want to remind you that you can protect yourself, but don't overdo some things. Once the higher-ups find out, the consequences will be unimaginable." He opened his eyes wide, looking extremely solemn.

Guan Ning certainly knew what he was talking about, but he just smiled and didn't answer the question directly, because Pei Nan didn't know many things.

All I can say is that if he were to be attacked by swords in the future, he wouldn't mind pointing his sword towards the sky!

"Don't worry, I have a sense of discretion."

"By the way, do you know any famous scholars in the capital?" Guan Ning raised his eyebrows. There was something that had been weighing on his mind for a long time.

More than 70% of the people in the Guan Mansion are illiterate. Among the twenty-four Tiangang and Disha, Guan Ning himself taught them basic literacy. This is a big problem!

If the Guan family wants to secretly accumulate strength and grow stronger, education is definitely a long-term plan.

In ancient times, reading and writing were very luxurious things. Not to mention anything else, just a piece of rice paper and an inkstone were astronomical in price. Ordinary people could barely afford them even if they went without food or drink for two months.

"Famous scholars? There are many in the capital, what's the problem?" Pei Nan said.

"I want to open a few schools and hire good teachers. These children, as well as some of my Guan family, need to learn to read and write."

"And this is what I promised Uncle Chang. I will try my best to let more people master the written language. Only knowledge can change their fate. It allows them to earn a decent living instead of doing hard labor and serving others all their lives." Guan Ning spoke frankly. He had both selfish and public interests in mind, and his eyes were extremely clear.

In fact, he had this idea more than a month ago, but the group of orphans sent by Pei Nan accelerated his idea. It can help others, improve his own strength and cultivate talents, killing two birds with one stone.

Found a school?

change destiny?

Pei Nan was shocked once again, his heart was filled with turbulent waves, and his big eyes were filled with respect.

Such things were not uncommon in the Wu Dynasty. In order to cultivate talents, many large families would invite some literati and poets to stay in their mansions, but they only allowed them to stay with their own descendants and would not open them to the outside world. This was considered a monopoly.

But what Guan Ning did was for his own servants and unrelated ordinary people. Even if it was for recruiting and training talents, this is something that is worthy of respect. In the torrent of the secular world, it is not easy for people to gain a foothold, but Guan Ning has a heart to benefit the world!

At this moment, Guan Ning's image in his eyes became infinitely brilliant.

He took a deep breath and said, "There will be a poetry gathering at Shangyin Pavilion tomorrow. Celebrities and great writers from the capital will be there."

"I can go with you."

"Among these people, there's an old man named He Zhijie. He's extremely knowledgeable and talented, and he's well-versed in the culture of the Wu Dynasty. He's also highly regarded among scholars, and he should be the person you want, big brother."

"But it's too difficult to get him to teach at the Guan family. I suggest that you look for other candidates tomorrow, preferably those who have been abandoned by the court and the big families. They'll be easier to recruit, and teaching people to read and write is definitely enough."