Dian Wei took Liu Qi's order and left hurriedly.

Liu Qi packed up his appearance, sent someone to set up a cart, and slowly headed towards the provincial governor's mansion under the escort of the cavalry.

After arriving at the provincial governor's mansion, Taishi Ci had not arrived yet, so Liu Qi went to the mansion to meet Liu Biao first.

Liu Biao has been busy incorporating ancient scriptures into the Jingzhou official school system recently, and he didn't see Liu Qi much. When he saw him today, what Liu Qi saw was his father's two dark circles due to fatigue, his face was a little pale and waxy. It can be seen that Liu Biao has not been busy recently.

He is really working hard to build the ideal land in his mind.

A paradise that can provide students all over the world with self-cultivation and academic research.

Now, with the inclusion of ancient classics into the scope of Jingzhou official studies, Liu Biaoli took another big step forward in the goal he wanted.

At this moment, although he was tired, he was very happy.

Liu Qi bowed to Liu Biao, then sat opposite Liu Biao, listening quietly to the orders.

"Boyu, can you tell me what the matter is asking you for your father today?" Although Liu Biao was tired, he was still in good spirits. His smile showed that he was in a very good mood now.

"The child's military power has been handed over. My father came to me. I think he wanted to arrange something for me, right?" Liu Qi easily guessed Liu Biao's thoughts.

"Oh, you kid, are so smart. When I was as old as you, I didn't react as quickly as you." Liu Biao sighed with emotion.

"Father praised me, what does the father want his child to do?" Liu Qi asked with a smile.

Liu Biao shook his head and said, "It's not what your father wants you to do, but what you want to do?"

Liu Qi was stunned when he heard this.

Judging from Liu Biao’s meaning, he seems to have independent power? Can he choose any thing to do?

In front of Liu Qi, Liu Biao was not very restrained, but leaned against the wooden support beside him and said earnestly: "This year, I am fifty years old, and I have passed the destiny of heaven. In the future, I will live a day and make a day... I may not be able to see the revival of the Han Dynasty in the future."

Liu Qi said: "What my father said is really a bit discouraged. My father is in the prime of Spring and Autumn Period, so how can he underestimate himself? Great days are still coming."

Liu Biao smiled and waved his hand, saying, "It doesn't matter. There is nothing to hide from a person's death. It's just that if his father dies one day, the Liu family in Shanyang will have to rely on you to bear it... Still the same sentence, when it comes to military use, no one in the clan can stand your right foot, but what about politics and science? Do you do it?"

Speaking of this, Liu Biao sighed and said, "After all, you, my father and I were from the Sutra. I don't want to see you become a warrior who only knows how to conquer."

Liu Qi nodded and said, "What my father taught me is that during this period, I have been thinking about what the child should do if he does not lead the troops in this Jingzhou."

After a pause, he heard Liu Qi say, "My father has good governance and good governance of academics, which is far beyond the reach of his child. This time, the child imagines studying in Jingzhou like his father, in order to promote the name of my Liu family's wise scholarship."

Liu Biao seemed to have not expected that Liu Qi wanted to study in Jingzhou like him, and he was overjoyed.

Although Liu Qi has made many achievements, which father doesn’t want his son to have the same temper as him?

Liu Biao nodded with satisfaction and said, "It is best for you to have this heart. However, although the official schools in Nanjun have been added to the ancient scriptures for their fathers, the official schools in other counties in Jingzhou still need to push the ancient scriptures into them and examine them on the spot, so as not to be dissatisfied and secretly disrespect my orders...Boyu, do you understand the meaning of being a father?"

Liu Qi naturally understood what Liu Biao meant.

"Don't worry, my father will go to Jingzhou and Jiangxia, and will implement all the official school affairs, and will let the ancient classics completely enter our Jingzhou official school."

Liu Biao nodded with satisfaction and said, "This is the best."

"In addition, there is another thing for the child to do about academic research, and I want to ask my father to decide."

"What's the matter?"

Liu Qi said, "The child has a few things, and I want to ask my father to take a look."

Liu Biao naturally would not refuse what Liu Qi offered.

"What should my son negotiate for his father?"

Liu Qi immediately ordered someone to carry the small box and bamboo slips he had prepared before leaving the door to Liu Biao and opened them himself.

Liu Biao opened the box with a little confusion, took out the first volume of bamboo slips on it, and expanded it to see.

But I saw a long wooden calf at the beginning, clearly written with a few words in the official script mark:

"Rules for Disciples"

Liu Biao looked at Liu Qi in surprise, pointed to the bamboo slip and said, "Did you write it?"

Liu Qi was not ashamed at all, nodded to Liu Biao with certainty and said, "I wrote it."

After Liu Biao looked down and looked at it carefully for a while, his expression became more and more surprised.

To be honest, the three-word sentence and six-word paragraph are quite simple, but the truth is quite consistent with the way Confucius taught his disciples.

"First of filial piety and brotherhood, second of utmost trustworthiness."

...

"You must listen to your parents' teachings."

...

"Although things are small, don't do anything good."

"If you do things well, your son will lose his fortune."

After reading it carefully for a while, Liu Biao looked up and looked at Liu Qi deeply.

"The article "The Rules of Disciples" you wrote seems to be a primary school student."

Liu Qi smiled and said, "My father is right. For ordinary students of the classics, they are naturally familiar with the contents and are well versed in the principles... Simplifying the contents of loyalty and filial piety in the classics into popularization of elementary schools is the true meaning of the child."

Liu Biao narrowed his eyes when he heard this, and then swept his eyes to the wooden box in front of him.

"All of it is here?" Liu Biao pointed to the wooden box and asked Liu Qi.

"Yes, they are all written by children, for "Three Character Classic", "Hundred Family Names", "Thousand Character Classic", etc., and I will ask my father to read it later."

Liu Biao stood up, came to the wooden box, and began to read the bamboo slips in the unfolding volumes carefully.

"It seems that everything can be used in elementary school." Liu Biao roughly read it and said.

Liu Qi agreed: "It's all children who have worked hard to compile the work for the sake of elementary school."

Liu Biao turned to look at him, as if he had guessed Liu Qi's intentions.

"Do you want to include elementary school in Jingzhou official schools?"

Liu Qi bowed and said, "Father is wise, and the child is doing this."

Since Emperor Wu of Han implemented the implementation of "demolishing all schools of thought and respecting Confucianism alone", the way the Han government selected officials has gradually been mainly recommended by local governments. In this era, Confucian education became the mainstream of Han Dynasty education and its scale has become increasingly large.

The Han Dynasty established the Imperial College in Luoyang and local officials' schools were established in the local areas.

During the Zhongping period, there were 30,000 students in the Imperial Academy.

Even so, many people still cannot enter the official school to study.

Therefore, Confucians who were able to teach classics opened private schools and recruited students to teach. The number of private schools was extremely popular in counties and countries, almost as flat as the official schools.

It is precisely "within the world, schools are like forests and schools are full of orders." It can be seen that there were so many public and private schools in various places at that time.

Although there are many public and private schools in counties and countries, there was no primary school in the official schools of the Han Dynasty, which means there was no primary introductory education.

In other words, the enlightenment education of all Tai students in the Han Dynasty was completed in private schools.

The primary school in the Han Dynasty, like today's primary schools, took on the task of enlightening students.

"Entering primary school at the age of eight" and "Entering university at the age of fifteen", primary school refers to elementary school.

Official schools do not run primary schools, but instead hand over primary schools to private schools. There are mainly the following reasons.

First, if many scholars of the Confucian scholars do not enter the Imperial Academy or become filial and honest, they will open private schools in their hometowns and teach Confucian classics, which can also be regarded as a solution to the employment of some scholars.

Secondly, the number of people studying the scriptures is gradually increasing, and the education of Tai students is a big burden for the government, let alone preside over the elementary school?

Third, books suitable for enlightenment education, such as "Liujia", "Ninety-Nine", "Qijiu", "Sancang", etc., are also popular among scholars, and many scholars can get them (of course, it is difficult for ordinary people without a classical learning to get these scriptures). Therefore, for ordinary scholars, using these scriptures to exchange for a job is always much better than letting them run agricultural or commercial affairs.

Fourth, to be honest, it is the protection of their own interests by the gentry groups. The scriptures in their hands are only passed down from various schools, strictly maintaining their status and. Primary school students recruited by private schools generally depend on their family and inheritance. The Guizhou people in ordinary villages want to recognize words and read books? Go dreaming.
Chapter completed!