Chu Xiuyuan listened to Ye Yan's description of the situation in Heavenly Principle, his expression growing even more solemn. "What about its Cultural Pulse?"
"The Wenhua Qi merges with the Mountain and River Ley Lines," Ye Yan explained, "and the Cultural Pulse circulates in all directions. It seems scattered, but in reality, it is unified."
Chu Xiuyuan nodded slightly. It was as he had expected.
The so-called scholars under the Great Ming Dynasty bear the country's fate within the mountains and rivers. Conversely, the Wenhua Qi also blends harmoniously with the Mountain and River Ley Lines.
Without needing to ask further, Chu Xiuyuan understood. There might also be families passing down Scriptures Studies and poetry in that place, but they were different from the aristocratic families of the Great Tang.
The scholars under the rule of the Great Ming Dynasty, to some extent, were a whole that shared weal and woe.
