Xiao Jing's lips curled slightly. "The arts of music, chess, calligraphy, and painting are naturally required courses, and the art of managing people is also indispensable."

Seeing that Jiang Shuyue's expression was normal, Xiao Jing continued, "When he reaches the age of marriage, riding horses and shooting arrows will also be essential. He must learn everything that a man should have."

Jiang Shuyue thought for a moment and nodded: "As long as he is willing, we can get in touch. As for how well he learns, don't force it."

As soon as the carriage left the city gate and entered the official road, Jiang Shuyue heard the sound of horses' hooves from both the front and the back.

She turned her head and lifted the curtain of the small window to look outside. She saw at least thirty carriages heading in one direction on the official road.

"Your Majesty, are all these people going to the imperial palace?"

Jiang Shuyue secretly grumbled to herself, "Princess Yonghe really went to admire the plum blossoms, and Xiao Jingzhao went with her. Could he be secretly looking for a concubine for himself?"

Princess Yonghe's carriage was at the front, with mounted guards accompanying it on both sides. The other carriages were too far away to see their insignia clearly.

"The people who went to the palace were not only those invited by Yonghe, but also young masters from noble families."

Jiang Shuyue smiled faintly, "Very good, it's more lively with more people."

"I have already sent people to fetch the rabbit fur. It will take time to process it, and it is estimated that it will be delivered to the frontier in early spring."

Xiao Jingzhao paused for a moment and then said, "I have ordered people to purchase rabbit skins from various places. From now on, you can focus on growing vegetables on your estate."

Jiang Shuyue nodded, "That's excellent."

Zhang Cai has already informed her of this news.

The two chatted casually, with Jiang Shuyue occasionally taking a sip of tea.

Before I knew it, I had finished two cups of tea.

When the carriage had traveled about halfway, the driver called out "whoosh!" and the carriage stopped.