Ming Dynasty: from the Cold Palace Princess to the Mother of Technology

In the first year of Hongxi's reign, "Yongle Women's Academy" opened in the suburbs of Beijing. The first batch of students: thirty girls, including the daughters of palace maids, officials and common people. Zhu Yunhua was sitting under the big locust tree, with a group of children reading aloud in front of him. A little girl asked: "Sir, what is the use of a woman studying?" Zhu Yunhua thought for a while: "It's not to be useful. It's to - when someone tells you 'you don't deserve it', you have the confidence to say 'I want it'." The last prompt from the system: "Knowledge inheritance task completion rate: 99%. The remaining 1% requires... Everyone who reads this story, open the next book."