From then on, the two young princes-in-law lived a life at Cui's house, doing boxing in the morning to strengthen their bodies, running to breathe in the fresh morning air, doing boxing in the evening to breathe in the essence of the moon, and reading and doing homework during the day.
One or two days like this was bearable, but four or five days was torture. Their father came to see them and saw that they had behaved well and looked better. They were studying hard and could write dozens of words of historical data analysis. He was so grateful to Mr. Cui that he bowed down to him.
When Ryan Cui mentioned that he wanted to take them to Qian'an for a walk, Zhang Guozhang had no objection. He endured the pressure of being punished by kneeling on bricks at night and told him to take the two children wherever he wanted, and never mentioned anything about taking his son back home.
The two young masters Zhang said they wanted to go home and didn't want to study or breathe in any more energy, but Zhang Luan scolded them.
Isn't it good to study? Isn't it good to be obedient and live forever?
Login to comment
Be the first one to comment...