Impart more knowledge.
Not only knowledge about farming and animal husbandry, but also some poetry and allusions from traditional Chinese culture.
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It had been too long since his school days, and Chen Zhou couldn't clearly remember some of the literary masterpieces he had studied.
But the works he recited in his youth, like the "Three Character Classic," "Hundred Family Surnames," "Thousand Character Essay," and "Rules for Disciples," he could still recall.
Besides these, he also remembered many poems by great poets such as Li Bai, Du Fu, Du Mu, Xin Qiji, and Su Shi.
He dug these works out from the depths of his memory, wrote them down one by one on paper, and thoughtfully annotated some obscure parts, then bound them into small booklets.
Each booklet had only a dozen pages, the content was not much, but to the natives with limited literacy, it was like a celestial book; let alone understanding it, it was impossible for them to read it from start to finish.
