"Why did a good mother and son become like this?" Gu Qingling stared in Li Wenchong's eyes, "This is the key to the problem. Parents who don't love children in the world will not be able to have problems."
And is this problem only with Mrs. Fu?
Surely not.
Gu Qingling sighed and mentioned Mr. Yao, Mr. Yao and others, saying that she was only at this age that she realized how outrageous the "rules" of the so-called big families were wrong.
Back then, the Yao family also focused on raising Mr. Yao, and to help him become a talent, the family could be devoted to his family's efforts.
And what about Mr. Yao?
No matter what other concubines are, Mr. Yao and Mr. Yao are brothers of one mother and his compatriots. Why is one of them trained to focus on the training and the other one is cultivated to "waste"?
Could it be that Master Yao is really not as brainless as Uncle Yao and is naturally stupid?
"You have seen them too. One of them is smarter and the other is stupid. The so-called big family rules are the ones that have caused their gap today."
"It's nothing to pay attention to the eldest son, but because of the eldest son, I ignore the latter. Isn't it that if they don't exist, I just raise them on waste, so how can there be no problems?"
"Originally, the eldest son has the advantage of age. If he is an elder, it would be strange if there is no problem."
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Gu Qingling directly pointed out the "biased" education method of the big family and analyzed its shortcomings one by one.
Of course, she also did not rule out that it would be beneficial to concentrate all resources on one child. The child who masters all resources would be easier to become a talent.
But the problem is that being successful does not mean happiness, nor does it mean that he has no psychological problems.
Physical health is important, and mental health is also important.
"With both moral integrity and talent, and both moral integrity and talent, how can a person with psychological problems be both moral integrity and talent?"
"you're right."
Gu Qingling glared at him: "I'll tell you seriously."
Li Wenchong looked serious: "I'm very serious, you're right. No one can compare to you in education."
He also took Can Ge'er as an example and said that he knew this, so she had the final say on how to educate Can Ge'er, and he was responsible for cooperating.
For some reason, Gu Qingling felt a little angry when she heard this.
It turns out that this son belongs to her alone?
Suddenly I thought of modern "widowed parenting".
Fortunately, Li Wenchong cooperated, otherwise he would have pushed everything to her, what is the difference between being widowed and having children?
His father is not useful, what is the use of him?
It’s nothing wrong with him or not, it’s just a borrowing of a seed.
I can't think about it anymore. If I think about it any further, Gu Qingling will think about K him.
Although I don’t know why, Li Wenchong still felt a chill and his spine became cold.
Well, maybe I've worn less today.
The big thing about the Fu family has been circulating in the Beijing circle for a long time.
The in-laws came to care for him, for fear that the big deal would affect him. The enemy came to watch the fun, and they were eager to make a big deal more, which was a good joke.
Some people came to test it out, wanting to know if there is something hidden in this matter that they don’t know, so don’t drag them into the water.
Mrs. Fu could not come out to meet anyone at all. Mrs. Fu, Mrs. Fu only felt embarrassed. Except for the ones that had to come forward to deal with, she pushed them all to Mr. Fu and asked him to deal with them by himself.
Lord Fu was in trouble and he had no idea what the problem was.
What can he do after marrying such a bad wife?
What made him even more disgusted was that even Emperor Mingguang came to ask about it.
He knelt down at the bottom, hushing and didn't know what to say.
"My...My..."
"Um?"
Family scandals should not be made public, Your Majesty... Lord Fu gritted his teeth: "Your Majesty, this wife... I just have hysteria. She married me for many years and gave birth to a son for me. I have no contribution and worked hard..."
It means that he cannot divorce his wife. Because of her efforts over the years, he will also "support her to the elderly and see her to die."
Emperor Mingguang frowned and said nothing: He was actually told by the emperor. Does this Lord Fu really think so?
Mrs. Fu, as the emperor, Emperor Mingguang naturally heard about such a big thing, and it was related to the great cause of education raised by the emperor's brother, so he called in and asked a few questions.
Before he could think of this question, Li Wenchong mentioned that the fault was not on Mrs. Fu, but on Mrs. Fu.
Emperor Mingguang admired it in his heart: "Master Fu? He drove Fu Liangzhu crazy, isn't Mrs. Fu?"
Did he hear it wrong?
"Who drove Mrs. Fu crazy?" Li Wenchong said, "Emperor, as far as I know, Mrs. Fu's mother's family has no mental illness. She was also fine when she married into the Fu family. How could she become like this after so many years? It's not the problem of the Fu family, who is that?"
Emperor Mingguang: "..."
Everyone said that the problem was Mrs. Fu. Mrs. Fu forced Fu Liangzhu to get sick, but his brother said that it was the fault of the Fu family and Mr. Fu.
Mrs. Fu’s parents’ family has no problem with the Zhou family. Her parents’ sisters have no problems with her marriage to other people’s families. She has problems with her marriage to the Fu family…
Others have counted Fu Liangzhu’s mistake on her and think she is a lunatic, but who made her crazy?
Back to the camera, Emperor Mingguang stared at Lord Fu, kneeling down, suppressed the thoughts and moved his lips: "You are my important minister, the humerus of the court, and the wife is seriously ill, so she must be anxious. Let's do this, I will let the imperial doctor go with you."
When Lord Fu heard this, he was very excited: "Thank you, Your Majesty, old minister... The old minister is so grateful that he will do his best to serve the court."
Emperor Mingguang really wanted to care about Lord Fu. He clearly wanted to use his own person to check his body for Mrs. Fu to see if her madness was congenital or acquired.
If it is the day after tomorrow...
Emperor Mingguang was in a slightly deep mood.
If it is acquired, then he really needs to consider what Li Wenchong said.
Lord Fu entered the palace and did not bring back an imperial physician. Mr. Fu and Mrs. Fu were very excited and knelt down in the direction of the palace on the spot to thank the emperor for their kindness.
This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! Mrs. Fu, who was locked in the Buddhist temple, was not in very high state. After she was locked up, she had never seen outsiders. She was like she was in jail and was very crazy.
Doctor Si is one of the special imperial physicians for Emperor Mingguang. He is usually responsible for treating and taking pulses for Emperor Mingguang. It is difficult for others to invite him.
This time he would treat Mrs. Lai Fu, which was entirely the order of Emperor Mingguang.
Although he didn't understand why Emperor Mingguang gave him such an order, he still did not be polite and listened to it. He honestly took the pulse to Mrs. Fu.
After dealing with the Fu family, Doctor Si returned to the palace to meet Emperor Mingguang.
After hearing this, Emperor Mingguang nodded slightly and signaled Doctor Si to go down.
"It seems that Wen Chong really hit it. You said... Master Fu looks like a human being, and there is nothing wrong with it in private. Why did he force Madam Fu into that way?"
This is difficult for eunuch Li Guizi to answer.
Emperor Mingguang didn't really want him to answer, it was just a self-sigh.
The civil and military officials in the court have many inferior personal morality to Master Fu. Master Fu can force his wife to be like that and harm his two legitimate sons in a row. What about the others in the court?
The powerful and powerful in the court drown their children. It seems that in order to avoid suspicion, they do not want to provoke Emperor Mingguang's taboo, but will they teach their children?
If you really know how to teach, how could something big happen?
If you don’t know how to teach, then what are the noble children of the high school Guiban?
It’s impossible that the imperial examination quota will be controlled by the Gaomen Courtyard?
For a moment, Emperor Mingguang was in a complicated mood.
I thought of Brother Can, and the grandson of the Great Emperor Li Ang who gathered at the Book Fragrance Academy. At a young age, I was running a newspaper and preparing a plan to kill locusts...
Emperor Mingguang thought that perhaps the issue of "education" is really a big issue that needs to be studied carefully.
Chapter completed!