In a residence near the Prince Mansion, the sound of reading rang clear, mixed with the soft voices of children; in total, more than twenty young girls were studying here.
Long Yue had bought this place, found people to clean it up, and purchased over a dozen tables and benches; she finally managed to get the women's school up and running.
It wasn't hard to hire teachers—as long as you had enough Silver Tael, you could even invite a few highly reputed second- and third-ranked scholars—but there was one problem that was hard to solve, and that was the problem of mindset.
In most people's hearts, "a woman's lack of talent is virtue"; they shouldn't step beyond the main gate or the inner gate. Many parents felt that girls were just meant to grow up and get married, so reading was completely useless.
