Yu Jian Tavern.
It was an open day for visitors.
After spending twenty yuan on a ticket, Zhou Yi took a stroll inside. The layout was no different from what it had been back then.
It happened to be the elementary school students' day off, and they were visiting under their teacher's guidance.
"This table is an old-style counter. Back then, Mr. Li and Mr. Zhang were being hunted by secret agents and came to the tavern late at night seeking refuge. Mr. Sun took them in and sheltered them."
The teacher, dressed in a sky-blue long gown and holding a loudspeaker, said, "There are many records of Mr. Sun in the history books, including his great love of reading. Does anyone know this story?"
"I do."
"Teacher, let me answer."
"Me, me, me!"
The students eagerly raised their hands. The teacher picked a little girl to answer.
The little girl said brightly, "Mr. Sun's family had inherited ancient texts passed down for a thousand years. A wealthy merchant surnamed Chen from the capital wanted to buy them at a high price, but Mr. Sun wanted neither gold nor silver. Instead, he traded them for even more books!"
"Correct!"
The teacher praised her. "Children, you should learn from Mr. Sun. Love reading, and read more!"
Zhou Yi followed behind the students, his old face flushing red as he listened. From now on, whenever he read storybooks, he would have to change their covers. At the same time, he silently put away half a jade pendant.
It was merely a tavern. If it could offer some educational value to later generations, then let it be passed down!
Zhou Yi tucked his hands into his sleeves and followed the children.
They visited the site of the Red Alliance's first meeting and received