Xu Yan's eyes narrowed: "Do you know when those Confucian private studies began?" What are they taught? ”

"Your Highness, look, this is a book that his subordinates secretly spent money to transcribe from private students."

Lu Zhi opened the 'briefcase' he was carrying, took out a manuscript from it and respectfully handed it to Xu Yan.

Xu Yan took a look at the contents inside, and her face changed instantly.

The content in this is completely aimed at her, the princess of Huazhang, and even at the women of the whole world.

Oh, that's good.

Her father and she were working hard to improve the status of women, but Confucianism was desperately suppressing the status of women.

What should have happened many, many years after Confucianism was revered, has been used in advance.

Although the content of this is not as serious as that of the later Song, Yuan, and Qing dynasties, this kind of thinking has germinated in the hearts of Confucian disciples.

That's a no-brainer.

It seems that none of these Confucian children want to live a good life.

What a group of pseudo-men who have low self-esteem to the extreme will show their status by suppressing and imprisoning women.

What a joke!

If she was taken advantage of by this Confucianism this time, wouldn't it have contributed to their suppression of women?

She doesn't want to come back from that vibrant era, the children of China have become like the dynasties that followed, and the dignity of men is demonstrated by suppressing and confining the status of women.

Feeling the chill emanating from His Royal Highness's body, both Lu Zhi and Chen Ping shivered unconsciously.

This midsummer June day actually made the two of them feel a chill rising from the bottom of their hearts, not to mention how unsettling.

Lu Zhi's petite body trembled, and he looked at his companions for help.

Chen Ping actually didn't understand why his Royal Highness exuded such a terrifying aura.

Because, he hadn't seen what Lu Zhi had written in His Highness's things.

He looked at Lu Zhi with inquiring eyes, which meant to ask, "What did you show Your Highness?" ”

It's a pity that although the two have worked together for so long, the things they are in charge of are different after all, so they haven't cultivated much tacit understanding.

Lu Zhi shook his head blankly, not knowing what his eyes meant.

When the two of them were fighting a lawsuit, Xu Yan's mood gradually calmed down, and she looked at Lu Zhi calmly: "Do you still have any evidence?" ”

"For example, can you confirm that the private school is indeed run by the children of Confucianism?"

She didn't care that Confucianism ran private schools, what she minded was that they dared to teach such an emasculated version of Confucianism.

In fact, she has read a lot of Confucian classics in the past year.

True Confucianism still has a majestic and righteous spirit, and as long as it is not misinterpreted, it is a magnificent classic.

It's a pity that there are some people with wrong minds who want to change the doctrine of their ancestors beyond recognition.

It's just damning!

"Your Highness, they have Confucian children tokens on them, and they also carry a simple slip as a Confucian child."

Lu Zhi heard the thick coldness in His Royal Highness's tone, and secretly swallowed the saliva and carefully added, "Because their names are all on the slips." ”

"Because they saw such Confucian books, their subordinates took it upon themselves to arrest people and confiscate many similar books in their collections."

"Well done."

Xu Yan finally showed a satisfied smile, "I said that when you act outside, as long as you are famous, you can act cheaply." ”

"Naturally, if I know that you are doing anything in my name, this princess will not be spared."

"The subordinates don't dare."

Xu Yan's words frightened Chen Ping and Lu Zhi, and the two hurriedly got up from their seats and knelt down on one knee to show their loyalty, "Your subordinates will never dare to tarnish Your Highness's name." (End of chapter)