After all, to the people of this era, a child at home was essentially a laborer. The common folk often spoke of having many children as a blessing precisely because a larger family meant more hands to work.
Naturally, Chu Ying understood what the common people thought, which was why he had adopted a specific policy: the eldest child in every household was required to go to school to study.
Moreover, the tuition fees required for schooling were extremely low.
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