Su Ran's meticulously planned long-term strategy, like a giant ship setting sail, gradually unfolded across the vast expanses of Great Qing, steadily advancing toward its established goals. However, the path of ideals is always fraught with thorns, and the journey forward is by no means smooth. Various difficulties, like reefs hidden in the mist, gradually surfaced, bringing severe challenges to this grand plan.
In the realm of educational and cultural reform, although schools at all levels enthusiastically responded to the call and made efforts to add traditional culture courses, showing a bustling atmosphere of activity, the work of compiling systematic cultural textbooks fell into heavy difficulties. On the one hand, traditional Chinese culture is profound and has a long history, resembling a boundless treasure house of knowledge. Selecting suitable content from it and presenting it in a vivid, interesting, and easy-to-understand manner to students of different age groups was undoubtedly a task of extreme challenge, akin to precisely locating every single star in the vast starry sky. The compilation team racked their brains and weighed options repeatedly, yet consistently struggled to find a perfect equilibrium. On the other hand, although the compiling personnel were all individuals of profound learning, their teaching experiences varied greatly. While some compilers possessed mastery over academic knowledge, they lacked the ability to translate it into teaching content …
Chapter 156