Da Qin: The First Emperor wanted to train me to be the empress

Xu Man's tone was relaxed and casual, but no one here dared to answer this question casually.

People including Li Si from the Legalist School and Meng Yi and Wang Ben from the Military School were all pondering the purpose of His Highness Hua Zhang's question.

As for the princes, they blinked and couldn't think of anything different except Chao Yuanfeng's answer.

They all turned their attention to Fusu, the eldest brother of the emperor who loved reading the most. Some of them who were curious even cautiously moved closer to Fusu.

He asked in a low voice: "Eldest brother, do you know the purpose of Jiuhuangmei's question?"

Fusu looked at Yuan, the younger brother of the Third Emperor beside him, and shook his head thoughtfully: "As a brother, I don't know the intention of the Nine Emperor Sisters."

"But I personally think that reading is to understand the truth and understand the world, so as to support the country, help the weak and help the weak, and make the world peaceful."

"The eldest brother has a broad mind, and the third brother admires him."

Gongziyuan gave a thumbs up and praised Fusu, then returned to his seat, but he was also thinking about the use of reading.

Fusu glanced at Yuan, thoughtfully chewing on what kind of answer Nine Emperor Sisters wanted?
Why did her father's attitude towards her seem to have changed recently?

Although Jiuhuangmei donated many fairy grain seeds and indeed made great contributions to Da Qin, there was no need to treat her treasure like this.

Anyway, the seeds have been taken out, and other formula drawings such as papermaking, curved shaft plow... etc. have also been obtained.

Why do you still allow Jiuhuangmei to do these things that offend the ministers?

Soon, someone else responded: "I don't know what the purpose of His Highness Hua Zhang is to ask this? But I feel that reading is naturally for understanding reason, understanding one's mind, and discerning one's nature."

"Mr. Xiao is right. As scholars, we naturally study for the sake of peace in the world."

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As these two people spoke, all the people with Confucian backgrounds, including Chun Yuyue, expressed their purpose of studying.

Some say it is for self-cultivation, some say it is to serve the family and country, some say it is to educate the world, and some say it is for the sake of peace in the world.In short, there is anything to say.

Xu Man listened and looked at the remaining courtiers.

The other courtiers quickly waved their hands, indicating that they were not involved in the matter, and silently begged His Highness Hua Zhang to let him go.

Their reaction made Xuman smile: "Why do you, Princess Daoben, study?"

She didn't judge whether other people's answers were correct, because there was no unified answer.

Everyone has his or her own purpose in studying, whether it is for public or private reasons, the ultimate goal is to make a good life for oneself and future generations.

If you can be granted the title of prime minister, that is the highest pursuit as a scholar.

But Xu Man couldn't refute them, but it didn't mean that the matter was revealed.

Now that they are in her hands, she doesn't mind using the cultural heritage of thousands of years of later generations to deal with them.

Originally, she was not prepared to do such a shameless thing, but who told them not to take women seriously from now on?

As someone who has experienced the baptism of core values ​​such as freedom, equality, civilization, harmony, and friendship in the 21st century, how could she really let this trend get higher and higher?
When she thought this way, she unconsciously brought it out in her heart.

Ying Zheng couldn't help but be curious as she listened to the new words she had never heard before:
What kind of era can create such a confident Huazhang?
When I heard the core values ​​​​mentioned in Hua Zhang’s heart, I couldn’t help but yearn for them.

Is there really such a beautiful world in the world?

The voices of father and daughter are connected, and no one except Zulong knows.

When several Confucian disciples heard this topic, they didn't know whether to answer the question: "This..." (End of Chapter)