Wuyi
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(At the end of the month, as the lanterns are first lit. Wuyi, disguised in a simple green robe, walks through the bustling market, followed only by two guards in plain clothes.)
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(He stops in front of a stall selling paintings and calligraphy by women. The stall owner is a young woman. After examining the paintings closely, he asks a few questions about the brushwork and artistic conception. The woman answers fluently, even sharing her thoughts on the newly issued "Decree on Women's Education" by the imperial court.)
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(After listening, a trace of imperceptible appreciation flashes in his eyes, and he gestures for the guards to buy two paintings.) "Your painting skills are good, and your insights are indeed profound."Please log in to continue the conversation.