Zhu Yuanzhang asked his son for a tutor, and the teacher asked: Can I beat him if I don't obey? Zhu Yuanzhang replied with 4 words to reassure the teacher
I believe that everyone who is familiar with history knows that Zhu Yuanzhang's family situation from childhood is not very good, and it is naturally difficult for him to achieve achievements in civil rule when he grew up in this environment, and after he has established a great cause, he will naturally have to consider his children and grandchildren. After all, when it comes to governing the country, it is not feasible to suppress it by force, especially in the Taiping And Prosperous Era, and the importance of civil rule has become more and more prominent.
After Zhu Yuanzhang also felt that he had more than enough and lacked strength, Zhu Sheng recommended two more famous advisers to Zhu Yuanzhang, one was Liu Bowen and the other was Song Lian. After going through countless hardships, Liu Bowen was finally invited over, and Liu Bowen was a famous military master in history and Zhuge Liang in the Three Kingdoms period. Song Lian was just a Taoist monk, and it was enough for Zhu Yuanzhang to invite Liu Bowen, so why should he invite a Daoist monk?
Zhu Yuanzhang explained his intentions to Song Lian and told him that he hoped Song Lian could serve as his son's teacher. Song Lian had heard of Zhu Yuanzhang earlier, but he didn't know what kind of person this person was, Song Lian said: "Xiao'er is naughty, can he be disciplined?" (Translation: Can a child be naughty and disobedient? This question stopped Zhu Yuanzhang, who thought for a moment and said 4 words: Don't die!
Song Lian just wanted to test Zhu Yuanzhang's sincerity and didn't want to be calmed by her words. So he accompanied Zhu Yuanzhang to Nanjing and became Zhu Biao's teacher.