Half a month quickly passed.
Zhi'er's Fengchao Mansion was finally completed.
Bathed in autumn sunshine, the academy's bricks and tiles were arranged in an elegant manner, and the entrance was impressive.
At the entrance stood a statue of Confucius as tall as two people, and everywhere were stone sculptures of great literary figures, exuding a rich cultural atmosphere.
The entire Wen Mansion was divided into four courtyards in the east, south, west, and north, according to Zhi'er's requirements.
And under these four courtyards, there were twenty-six small courtyards each.
In addition to classrooms for studying, it also provided accommodation.
Zhi'er had high standards for living conditions.
She wished to offer the best conditions for those who came to study.
So, each room was shared by two people, with north-south ventilation and ample light.
There were 33 rooms just for accommodation.
