Su Ran gazed at the layered dilemmas before him, knowing deep down that if the long-term strategy for the Great Qing was to see the clouds part and return to the right track, he must act decisively and rapidly implement effective solutions. He urgently convened the relevant ministers and experts from various fields, and a meeting concerning the future direction of the Great Qing commenced in an atmosphere that was at once somber and filled with expectation.
Addressing the impasse in cultural and educational reform, Su Ran spoke with a steady gaze and a calm, firm tone: "Culture is the foundation of a nation, and education is the bridge that carries it forward. We must carefully select teachers from across the country—educators who not only possess a deep cultural heritage, serving as veritable treasuries of knowledge, but who also hold rich teaching experience, capable of transforming obscure concepts into nutrients easily absorbed by students. We shall bolster the textbook writing teams to enhance the quality and practicality of our materials. Simultaneously, we must solicit opinions widely; whether they are the insights of students, the practical experiences of frontline teachers, or the expectations of society regarding traditional culture, we must embrace them all. Based on these invaluable contributions, we will revise our textbooks to ensure they follow objective pedagogical laws while acting like a powerful magnet to ignite the students' keen interest in traditional c…
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