Qing Dynasty: Pampering The Queen

Even the servant next to him was the same as the one he met that day.

It happened to be raining when we went down the mountain that day, and it was Mr. Mu who knew that there was an earth temple in the middle of the mountain that could shelter from the rain, so the two of them took the maid and servant to shelter from the rain.

Trapped under the same roof by a rain, it would be particularly awkward and uncomfortable to keep quiet without saying anything, so the two chatted nonsense without saying a word.

Didn't I meet you when you were traveling in mountains and rivers? It's easy to find topics, so let's talk about sightseeing in the suburbs of Beijing.

Unexpectedly, the two chatted quite speculatively.

The two of them are very familiar with all places in the suburbs of Beijing and all parts of the capital, and they have a lot of common topics when chatting. They exchanged their own travel experience, and introduced some small but interesting small places and time-honored brands to each other. Featured shops, I kept talking until the rain stopped and I still couldn't get enough.

Especially what made Yun Min look up to Mr. Mu was that after Mr. Mu found out that she was a woman, he still treated her as an equal, and did not despise her at all.

When chatting with her, she is also polite and respectful.

Although the status of women has improved a lot in the past few years, many businesses and shops—especially cloth shops, teahouses, jewelry shops, cosmetic shops, small hotels, etc., there are many places that employ women to work, and many workshops also Many female workers are employed, but there are still too few who respect women and are willing to treat them equally.

Especially those who have a certain status or are scholars, there are even more people who are disgusted with this.

In their eyes, a woman is only fit to be in the back house to care for her husband and children, serve her parents-in-law, and take care of housework. It is not decent to go out to work. Going out to play in public? That is simply unreasonable!

In recent years, there have been many censors or scholars from the Hanlin Academy who have written to the emperor to express their opinions on this matter, but the emperor has kept them all and ignored them.

It was so noisy that the emperor found an excuse to send him out of Beijing.

This made everyone stop.

But in my heart, I still don't agree.

Yun Min naturally didn't know that this young boy was none other than Hongzhang. His mother-in-law and elder sister, the female elders of his grandmother's family and the younger generations are not easy to provoke, and they are all quite capable. Hongzhang grew up in such an atmosphere, so naturally he would not despise him woman.

On the contrary, he agrees more with Queen's Niang's views. Among the girls, there are also outstanding ones, and there are also those who are capable of doing many great things.

Such as the Queen Mother, such as the second aunt of the grandmother's family, such as Bihong's grandma, who would dare to underestimate them?

Therefore, when meeting someone like Yun Min, he would only appreciate it, how could he despise it?

It was not too rainy that day, and it rained for about half an hour before it cleared up.

After all, the mountain road was drenched in rain, and the grass-leaved mountain road was wet, making it difficult and inconvenient to go down the mountain. The two went down the mountain together, barely sharing a "trouble".

Going down to the bottom of the mountain, looking at each other's skirts, shoes, and muddy bodies, they smiled at each other unconsciously.

Because they didn't go along the way, the two didn't go back to the city together, and they separated at the foot of the mountain.

Hongzhang still had to go to the Xishan camp, but what about Yunmin? It took a long time to go out that day, and she had to go back to the city and home quickly. Especially in this embarrassing situation, I have to go back and change clothes quickly.

After that day, she also thought of Mr. Mu.