People in the Three Kingdoms: Starting from Preaching

Chapter 391 Fierce beast
Although Liu Xie and Fu Shou were no longer emperors and empresses, and had lost a lot of their pampered qualities after undergoing labor reform, the noble aura in their bones was not so easy to conceal. In particular, their extremely high cultivation and bearing could be clearly felt from the details of their speech and behavior.

This kind of temperament and cultivation made the female students feel favorable towards him, but at the same time, they also instinctively felt a little scared.

In the past, such temperament could only be seen in nobles, but the temperament of the man and woman in front of him was many times stronger than that of nobles.

After looking at the newspaper in Fu Shou's hand, the female student blinked, but finally took it and thanked her. As for some questions that Liu Xie wanted to know, the female student naturally agreed without hesitation.

Liu Xie looked at the female student and felt emotional before he even opened his mouth to speak.

Liu Xie and Fu Shou were already shocked by the widespread popularity of Xuan Xia's open education. Such a huge project was something they could not even imagine. It could be regarded as a huge undertaking that would revolutionize the world. This also created Xuan Xia's huge student group.

Moreover, this kind of education has no gender distinction. Girls can study and take exams equally. It is hard to say for others, but Fu Shou at least praises it very much.

Especially the female student in front of me, who can obviously receive education, but has to "hack" to read the newspaper. It is obvious that her family is relatively tight and cannot afford to give her the freedom to read the newspaper once a month.

But precisely because of this, it is even more rare. Even such a poor family can receive education. One can imagine how much effort the Xuanxia court put into it.

The difference between receiving the mandate from heaven and receiving the mandate from the people lies precisely in this.
"What kind of knowledge are you studying? Are you studying Confucian classics?" Liu Xie looked at the female student and asked curiously.

The female student relaxed when she heard this. She thought he was going to ask her something very tricky, but it was just these ordinary things: "I did study the teachings of various philosophers, but what I learned was just excerpts from them, not in-depth. There are also subjects such as mathematics, the study of things, and doctrine."

Liu Xie had a complicated expression when he heard this. It turned out that Confucianism was not so valued here. Even if people studied it, they would study it together with other schools of thought. Its status had plummeted.

In comparison, the subjects mentioned by the female student later are the real core content of Xuanxia education.

After thinking for a while, he asked again: "What are the contents of your doctrine?"

The female student looked at Liu Xie strangely, as if Liu Xie had asked a very stupid question. "The teachings are exactly what I teach naturally, to help people understand knowledge, nature, and self, and to learn the mission and pursuit of my teaching to ensure equal rights for the rich and the poor."

After hearing the female student's answer, Liu Xie was silent for a while. He was not unfamiliar with these things. This was what he learned when he was undergoing reform.

The so-called Three Wisdoms of Naturalism are actually similar to the Confucianism's requirements for believers to practice, which are used to regulate and restrain the morality and behavior of believers.

Although the theory of Sanming contains ideas about cultivating immortals, its essence is still the universal value of punishing evil and promoting good.

Liu Xie could see all these things. He felt that although naturalism was covered with the skin of theism, its core was a kind of academic sect similar to Confucianism, and it also contained a kind of alternative great wisdom.

Liu Xie knew that Naturalism was not a religion that played tricks on the gods. On the contrary, it was very practical and fully capable of supporting and guiding the operation of society. The Xuanxia we see today is the best proof of this. The Xuanxia society is the practical result of the teachings of Naturalism.

From what I have seen and heard in Xuanxia, ​​this is enough to illustrate the advancement of naturalism compared to Confucianism.

At least the prosperous scene that I see is not something that Confucianism can create.

Perhaps seeing Liu Xie lost in thought, the female student simply took out a thick book from the cloth bag around her waist. That was the textbook for middle school students. It might sound a bit shabby, but Xuanxia's knowledge system was still in its infancy, and there was not much knowledge to learn. A thick book was all their textbooks, including all the knowledge they had learned. This was also the direct reason for the short school system.

"You can take a look at it yourself, but I don't have much time and I have to go to school, so please hurry up." The girl handed over the book timidly and looked at Liu Xie eagerly.

Liu Xie was stunned for a moment. He didn't want to waste the female student's time, but in the end he took it and took a look.

It was naturally not a good idea to read it carefully in this situation, so Liu Xie just flipped through it roughly. But the first page made him stunned, and then he fell into a long silence.

The first page of the textbook displays the teachings of naturalism without reservation.

Every word here denounces the evil of the aristocracy represented by the emperor, reveals their nature of enslaving the poor people of the world, and points out the root cause of the suffering of thousands of people.

These carnivores control resources and constantly encroach on the rights of the people, enslave the people's personalities, and torture the people's bodies, causing more people in the world to sink into misery.

Therefore, naturalism must eliminate all these evils before it can finally save the people of the world.

Every word here was like a sword stabbing at Liu Xie, making him break out in cold sweat and turn pale. Even his breathing was suffocated. It took him a while before he could hold it in any longer and gasped heavily.

The female student was startled and asked with concern: "Are you okay?"

Liu Xie recovered and returned the textbook to her with a wry smile: "It's okay, you should go to school."

The female student looked at Liu Xie carefully, and was relieved to see that he was indeed fine. Then she nodded to Liu Xie and Fu Shou while holding the book, and was about to turn around and leave.

At this time, Liu Xie seemed to be overly emotional and said, "It is a great opportunity to be able to study and become wise. You must seize the opportunity and never slack off."

The female student looked back in confusion, but finally said thank you and left without a trace.

At this time, Fu Shoucai came forward with a complicated expression: "My husband, haven't you let it go yet? We were already familiar with these things when we were remodeling them."

Liu Xie sighed: "I just feel uneasy for a while when I think of the thousands of students in Xuan Xia, who all regard me as a scourge. Now it has come to this, what else can't I let go of?"

Fu Shou's eyes suddenly turned red, but she just remained silent.

Liu Xie shook his head, and finally walked out with Fu Shou. Looking at the vibrant scene of Xuanxia Street where everything was competing for vitality, he finally laughed.

"In fact, what they said is not wrong. At least I have no way to refute it. Now, I know how to write the article that the Prime Minister wants me to write."

After saying this, Liu Xie walked forward with his hands behind his back, his expression calm, without any trace of gloom, as if he was truly relieved.

(End of this chapter)