Lovely Wife from Heaven: Husband, it's amazing

Chapter 498 The Mysterious Little Prince 2
Feng'er said to Jing Ran: "Mother, will you tell the prince a story after dinner? I told him that my mother is a storyteller, and there are a lot of story books in her belly."

This... In the past, Jing really liked telling stories to Feng'er, but at that time Feng'er was still young, and he could rewrite Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales and Chinese fairy tales to coax him.

Right now, he is already seven or eight years old, and has read so many books. Maybe the knowledge of Chinese culture and literature is much better than his own, let alone the teenage prince.

If she still tells nonsense stories at this moment, I'm afraid the two of them will laugh at themselves in their hearts.I usually tell the wives at home about those messy TV shows, but now I can't talk about them.

The two teenagers probably wouldn't like to listen to those short foam soap operas from their parents, Jing Ran thought it over and decided to tell some educational stories.

But the time is all after the Eastern Jin Dynasty, so it can only be changed to a fictional story, so Jingran started to tell the background of a distant country in ancient times.

Because Jing Ran was very worried that the Eastern Jin Dynasty would be wiped out by the former Qin Dynasty in the future, so he wanted to subtly instill some stories of loyalty to these two future important ministers.

Jing Ran chose two very representative stories, one about Yue Fei and one about the general of the Yang family. These two stories are about loyal ministers, and at the same time warned them to beware of treacherous ministers. .

When Feng'er and Wang Gongzi listened to these two stories, they really didn't even blink their eyes. After all, they are boys, and boys like hero stories.

Yue Fei and the generals of the Yang family are naturally the embodiment of loyalty and the representatives of heroes. Jing Ran could see the light in the eyes of Prince Wang and Feng Er when he heard that they fought bravely on the battlefield and fought bloody battles.

And when he heard that they were all killed by treacherous ministers and finally died tragically, Feng'er couldn't hold back, tears flowed out, while the prince was gnashing his teeth in anger.

This is the role of stories. Stories can move and infect people. They don't need to tell too many empty truths, but they can make people understand the truth and distinguish right from wrong.

What Jing Ran wants is this kind of effect, and I hope that the two of them will be able to protect the country loyally in the future as heroes for the country and the people, instead of sycophants who have been infamous for thousands of years.

After Jingran finished telling the story, he planned to let the two of them take a nap, but the two little guys still looked very excited, sitting silently, not knowing what they were thinking.

Jing Ran went to the kitchen and brought some winter dates, hazelnuts and plum cakes, and said, "Okay, after eating so much meat, let's eat some fruit to relieve the tiredness."

The prince said, "How do you tell the loyal from the treacherous?"

Jing Ran asked: "Are you asking me? This is a difficult question. The people in the story all wear facial makeup. They are either black or white, good or bad. They are easy to classify."

"But it's hard to find real bad guys and good guys in life. Loyal ministers sometimes make mistakes, and treacherous ministers have done good things that benefit the country and the people."

Prince Wang said: "Since he is defined as a traitor, he is not a good person. Why do you say that he is doing things that benefit the country and the people?"

Jing Ran said: "The kind of treacherous officials who can control the emperor must be a person of high authority. Can a person with no knowledge and no talent climb to such a high position?"

Prince Wang said: "Since he is talented, powerful, and valued by the emperor, why does he still do bad things?"

Jing Ran said: "Because people are selfish, some people have an inflated desire for power, want to control everything, and cannot tolerate opponents, some people have power but no money, so they use power for personal gain, and some people may have even greater ambitions. Like Huan Wen."

(End of this chapter)