Su Wei originally came from a scholarly family. Her grandfather was an editor in the Hanlin Academy. Her father once served as an eunuch, but her family fell into disgrace due to party disputes. Her father was demoted to sick bed and her family property was confiscated. She had to pawn the silver hairpin left by her mother in exchange for food and medicine, and then embarked on the path of becoming a private school teacher.
She taught Liu Yao, a wealthy businesswoman, and secretly wrote poems on banana leaves despite the suspicion that "study is only for her husband and children". When the Liu family fell into decline, she refused to be restrained and still insisted on teaching, saying only that "the pen and ink will not stop". Zhuxuan meets his close friend Xie Yan by chance, but she shakes her head when faced with the "bosom friend" jade pendant he handed her - what she wants is not the stability of the back house, but for women all over the world to be able to read and reason.
In the past ten years, she traveled north and south with her bookcase, teaching poor girls to read in dilapidated temples, and hiding poems in account books in wealthy families. Finally, the imperial examination announced that women could take the imperial examination, and the students she taught became female officials and poets. The emperor invited her to join the imperial court, but she asked to set up a "women's school" to attract boudoir teachers from all over the world.
As the bells of Qixiu Women's School rang, her temples were stained with frost, she had never married, and her disciples' poetry manuscripts were piled on her desk. At the age of seventy-three, she closed her eyes on the poem she was correcting, and inscribed on the inscription "Mr. Qingjin Su Wei" - her life did not contain a chapter on love, but only paved a path for thousands of women to pick up books and learn ink.
Purpose: Female awakening and self-worth reconstruction