Zhao Cheng's lips trembled slightly, and he said in a low voice, "If one does not yield to fate, many ambitions will arise. Does Your Majesty wish for this?"
Zhao Hanzhang laughed, "Ji Yuan underestimates me too much. The curriculum is not limited to just one point; it first teaches them morality, with loyalty, righteousness, benevolence, and filial piety as the primary virtues."
Zhao Cheng finally understood why their curriculum could not pass. They advocated loyalty and filial piety but mentioned little about benevolence and righteousness, not to mention resilience.
Moreover, requiring education to be entertaining, Zhao Cheng lowered his eyes. It seems they need to find corresponding historical allusions from history to compile into the curriculum, ideally linking them with works like the 'Thousand Character Classic' and the 'Analects', making them catchy and easy to remember.
