Zheng Yuanfeng calmly confronted Teacher Li, "There is a distinction between men and women, but there is no distinction in knowledge based on gender.
There is a difference in the breadth of knowledge, but if one were to label gender, saying men's knowledge is inherently broader, and women's is inherently limited, wouldn't that be absurd?"
Teacher Li was furious, his eyes bulging with rage as he shouted, "Since ancient times, it has been male superiority and female inferiority; what's so absurd about that?"
Zheng Yuanfeng further mocked, "Nowadays, some women, though discriminated against because of their gender, possess knowledge that would make men feel ashamed and lower their heads, not daring to speak.
Take, for example, Great Meng Country's female top scholar Cao Chengtong and women like Teacher Wan; they're talents you couldn't find even if you searched the world with a lantern.
