[Ming] I Originally Didn't Want to Be an Official

Song Liang traveled to the home of an ordinary person at the foot of the imperial city of the Ming Dynasty. He spent the whole day reading, helping out in his small restaurant, chatting about life with his friends, and teasing the children next door. He lived a very comfortable life. Next door·Zhu Houzhao·Children:? Wang Yangming: Are you going to become an official? Tang Bohu: Be an official? Zhu Youtang: Entering the court? Song Liang shook his fan: The risk is too high, I won't go. Friends: ... Don't want to make progress! But if you don't want to go, then don't go. What else can I do to force you? Some people are very confused, why is the business so good when the small restaurant at the foot of the Imperial City is famous for its delicious food but not anywhere else? Some people have said that the young owner of this small restaurant is also amazing. Half of the people in the court hold it in their hands. How can the restaurant not be popular? Song Liang, who was "held in the palm of his hand": ... They wanted me to work. Ding, your friend Zhu Youtang asked you about methods to prevent and treat epidemics; Ding, your friend Wang Yangming requests to debate psychology and natural science with you; Ding, your naughty kid next door is here to play with you∽ Song Liang: QAQ help! According to historical records: Song and Liang Dynasty, named Zicheng, was a person in the capital. He had a kind nature, made many friends, was good at practical work, and was good at craftsmanship. He was famous for his unique ideas. Liang Shao had a reputation as a virtuous man, but after passing the imperial examination, he was gradually lost to everyone. After Xiaozong was established, Liang Fang worked hard and won the first prize. He successively served as a doctor in the Ministry of Household Affairs, a Shaoqing of Dali Temple, a Yin of Shuntian Prefecture, a minister of the Ministry of Industry, and the title of Marquis of Yu'an. After his death, the emperor was in great mourning and was given the posthumous title Wenzheng. Purpose: To create peace for all ages