The Yin Dynasty valued literature and education, but scientific examinations were reserved for men. Shen Zhiwei, an orphan girl from a poor family, has a talent that astonishes everyone, but she cannot escape the shackles of "women have no talent"; Zhao Qingyan, the princess of the royal family, has a golden branch and beautiful leaves, has a great heart, but feels that the system is outdated. A new interpretation of "Female Commandments" and a book market debate closely connect two people with very different destinies. They founded the Mingde Women's Academy in the suburbs of Beijing. They used movable type printing as a spear to innovate the old meaning of "Women's Commandments"; they used "policy theory + arithmetic" as a sword to break through the thousand-year-old ice of the imperial examination. From the debate in the academy to the speech before the emperor, from the criticism of "Ji Si Chen" to the birth of the first female champion, they used wisdom as bricks and faith as tiles, vowing to build a "Shangxian Pavilion" leading to the blue sky for women in the world in this era of numerous wealthy families.
