When Qin Meihua saw that Qin Ying had attracted Fu Hanzhou's attention, she relied on her education and sneered:
"Qin Ying, what nonsense are you talking about? King Wen of Zhou rebelled? You've never been to school, so where did you get that hearsay and are you showing it off here?"
She looked at the uncle on the upper bunk and Comrade Wei with kindness, feeling that Qin Ying was really embarrassing, and continued:
"My sister is a laughing stock. She knows nothing but shows off here!"
Her voice came from the lower bunk, and she seemed to be teaching Qin Ying seriously, her voice was loud:
"Qin Ying, King Wen of Zhou overthrew the brutal rule of King Zhou, and Su Daji, who was by his side, brought disaster to the country and the people. You actually accuse King Wen of Zhou of rebellion? Do you understand the change of dynasties?"
"Which dynasty wasn't the result of rebellion? It was because of the rebellious heart of the Duke of Xibo that the Western Zhou Dynasty came into being! Did you see how Su Daji brought disaster to the country and its people? History is written by historians. If I were King Wen of Zhou, I would slander her just like that! Everyone says Emperor Yang of Sui was a tyrant, but was he? He instituted the imperial examinations, built the Grand Canal, and pacified the Southern Chen Dynasty—none of these were bad things. Without the foundation he laid, how could there be the prosperous Tang Dynasty?"
Qin Ying spoke calmly. Such a statement was very novel. At that time, most people were influenced by their knowledge of theatrical art. King Zhou of Qin and Emperor Yang of Sui were all labeled as tyrants. Most people had preconceived ideas and rarely heard positive comments.
As soon as she finished speaking, everyone in their berths fell silent for a while. Qin Meihua opened her mouth, not knowing how to refute her.
He was speechless after being refuted by her in front of Fu Hanzhou, and he hated her even more in his heart.
Qin Ying stopped talking and picked up the book to continue reading.
Fu Hanzhou, who was lying on the lower bunk, didn't turn the page on the book in his hand for a long time!
"What school did you graduate from, young comrade?"
The uncle opposite was silent for a while, and seemed to be more interested in her.
Qin Ying pulled the corner of her mouth and said helplessly:
"I haven't read a single book here..."
Fu Hanzhou, who was in the lower bunk, frowned. What do you mean he has never received any education here?
He looked at her in surprise.
Qin Ying was stunned by his look. He could find a loophole in just these words. Could it be that he heard it?
She didn't care and continued chatting with the uncle.
The uncle heard her say this and said with some regret:
"You are a very clever young man. If you had studied, you would have been a promising talent!"
Qin Ying smiled noncommittally:
"Thank you for the compliment, uncle."
But he was right. Once I arrived in Yancheng, I had to find a way to take the college entrance examination.
Now that she is here, the first step to rewrite her life is to learn. Knowledge changes destiny, and this is the truth at all times!
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