Li Ang accepted the letter, puzzled. "This is..."
"Recently, the elders from Yizhou mailed these letters of gratitude to Chang'an for you, and I've kept them with me for the time being," Song Shaoyuan explained. "Most of them are from our State School. The money you sent was used to construct teaching buildings, hire teachers, improve teacher salaries, and support children who couldn't afford to attend.
"Apart from that, there are also letters from the Yizhou Clinic you funded, and the Yizhou Chamber of Commerce. Because of you, Prince Guang (Li Shan) prioritized building a railway in Yizhou. Roads were then constructed into the mountains alongside the railway. Even the poorest mountain villages now have a way out."
Li Ang flipped through the letters one by one. His expression gradually changed, especially after seeing one signed by Gan Xiao'er. It read, "Chang'an City is good, but after all, it's not home."
