Brothers fight against each other, Yuwen Wen thought he was watching the wall, but his brothers fight, but his backyard caught fire, and the eldest and second brothers started fighting.

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It is normal for a little guy aged six or seven to play together, and it is normal to chase and fight. Just because it is a fight, it is a big deal to say that brothers are fighting, but Yuwen Wen knows that things are not that simple.

Even Zhang Yu ran away and said it was "bad", so it was not an ordinary small fight. The situation was serious, so he, Aye, had to do it.

Without caring about his appearance, Yuwen Wen jogged all the way to the backyard and came to the "site" of the incident. He saw that the eldest son and the second son in the hall were separated on both sides, and there was a circle around him with his head down.

Brother Que stood at a loss, while Jilang sobbed and snuggled in Ah Niang's arms. Seeing Aye coming, the crying became louder.

"What's wrong? Who is bullied by Jirao?"

Yuwen Wen asked as much as possible in a caring but not so angry tone. When the two sons fought, they were in a dilemma for Aye.

"Brother scratched me!"

Jilang raised his head, and there were three red lines on his cheeks. The most serious one in the room Yuwen Wen entered the previous room, which was already broken and swollen, which was no different from being broken.

Yuchi Chifan, who was hugging him, his eyes were red. His son was scratched like this, so how could he not feel sorry for his mother?

"Brother Que, what's going on? Why do you scratch your younger brother?"

Yuwen Wen asked, trying to slow down his tone, because Brother Que is standing alone now, and no one of his friends dares to stand beside him, and they all look terrified when the disaster is coming.

"He...he kicked me first."

Brother Que’s face had bruises, and he was indeed made of it. Now he lowered his head, looking anxious and at a loss.

"Then why did my brother kick Brother Que?"

"I have no idea."

"Did Jilang kick my brother?"

Jilang was half confident when he heard this. He originally wanted to get away with it, but because Aye was staring at him, Ah Mom didn't help him, and finally hesitated and admitted: "I kicked."

"Why do you need to kick?"

"Because my brother doesn't let me, I always win the game!"

"If you win, just win. Just win back in the future."

"I am the legitimate son, so he should let me!"

Yuwen Wen was stunned for a moment when he heard this. Brother Que's face was dark, while Yuchi Chifan's face became nervous. He spoke in a child's words, but others sounded a different feeling in his heart.

"Oh, Aye also said that Jilang was scratched by a cat. It turned out that it was QI Ge. What a big deal. Come on, sit down with Aye and tell me what happened just now?"

Yuwen Wen waved and asked the two little guys to sit on the couch with him, one left and one right. Yuchi Chifan waved his hand quietly. Seeing this, Zhang Yu asked the servants around him to retreat.

The whole story is very simple. Que Ge and Ji Lang are playing high and they climb to the top of the game, but Que Ge wins every time.

Climbing is actually a copycat version of rock climbing. Yuwen Wen's Hulin Army has already carried out this training subject. He changed it to his son's amusement facilities. Of course, the difficulty and height have dropped significantly.

There are many raised bumps on a wall. The climber climbs up with the help of various raised bumps with his bare hands. There are definitely safety ropes, and what they practice is the courage and physical coordination ability of the climber.

Que Ge and Jilang have already developed the courage, but in terms of coordination ability, Que Ge is higher than his younger brother, so he has climbed many times today, and Jilang loses every time.

Then he couldn't afford to lose. He finally took the lead for the last time, but when he saw his brother catch up, Jilang kicked him in a hurry.

The unexpectedly caught Brother Que was kicked off. Fortunately, he was tied with a safety rope and hung it in the air. My brother "wind" and was so angry that he was so angry that he then started to "fight".

Yuchi Chifan didn't care at first, after all, it was normal for two little guys to play and play on weekdays, but the scene then got out of control.

Brother Que and Jilang are good at exercising regularly. They fight together and roll into a ball. The friends are frightened and don’t know what to do. Yuchi Chifan, who is beside him, quickly stepped forward with the maid.

The kids' fight was neither light nor heavy, and Jilang was scratched by Brother Que to a big face. He could not compete with the game, but the fight was not bad. He cried out from his heart.

Brother Que also came to his senses at this time, and his mother was right next to him. Now that he beat his brother to cry, he was causing trouble.

"So? As the elder brother, Brother Que didn't give in to his younger brother, right?"

After hearing Aye say this, Brother Que was stunned for a moment, then nodded silently. Aye did this on weekdays, and he did the same thing, but he just got so excited that he forgot to give in to his younger brother.

Jilang was in a better mood when he heard Aye say this. He thought he could be justified, but he heard Aye say again: "Jilang kicks someone first. If it weren't for the eldest brother tied it with a safety rope, he would have broken it. Was he wrong?"

"Wrong..."

"Well, Jilang is a good child, and Brother Que is also a good child, but he scratched his younger brother. Should he apologize?"

"yes…"

The two little guys admitted their mistakes, Yuwen Wen beat the fifty-odds each. Jilang first admitted his mistakes, because he kicked someone for no reason, and then Brother Que apologized, because he didn't give in to his younger brother, and he injured his younger brother in doubt the seriousness of the action.

They took their two sons in their arms and comforted them. The matter was revealed. The scratches on Jilang's face were fine. After a while, the two brothers got together again.

The children's quarrels come and go quickly, not to mention the brothers who grew up together. The friends who were originally scared and at a loss also continued to play and climb higher with the little husband.

After resolving a small conflict, Yuwen Wen breathed a sigh of relief. Seeing that Yuchi Chifan was a little dull, he smiled lightly and said: "These two little guys are worried. Have you ever had any trouble before?"

"It's often the case, but it's not as serious as this time."

"Oh, it's easy to fight at the same age. My brother and I are a few years apart. When I was a child, he took me to play with me and never had a fight."

Yuwen Wen's tone was relaxed and there was no sign of blame. Yuchi Chifan did not dare to take it lightly. She knew what her husband was taboo.

"Sanlang, then...Kirang didn't mean it."

"As a kid, it's normal to bump into it."

Yuwen Wen beat him up, not wanting to touch on the core issue, but Yuchi Chifan did not avoid it: "It was because I taught too early, so I shouldn't have done this."

"It's nothing, there's a difference between legitimate and illegitimate son, legitimate son is legitimate son, Sanniang said nothing wrong."

Yuchi Chifan was cautious Yuwen Wen, seeing that his expression was exactly the same, he felt a little uneasy. She knew that Yuwen Wen had always wanted to treat every son as fairly as possible, but since ancient times, there have been differences between legitimate and illegitimate mothers, and she was also in a dilemma.

"Sanniang wants to do housework and educate her legitimate son and illegitimate son. She is inevitably a little negligent. She won't blame anything for her husband. But the little guy is worried and there is no seriousness in the fight. Sanniang has to calm down and give a clear reward and punishment."

"Um."

The couple sat on the couch and played high. Brother Que helped his younger brother Jilang climb. The brothers had a lot of fun. Yuwen was worried about this scene and sighed helplessly.

Why did Jilang say, "I am the legitimate son, so he should let me?" Because he knew that he was the legitimate son, which was different from others; why did Brother Que unable to refute after hearing this, because he knew that he was the illegitimate son and his status was lower than that of the legitimate son.

Will a six or seven-year-old child know this? It definitely won’t. It’s obvious that someone taught him.

The legitimate mother, Wei Chi Chi Fanhui, educated her Jilang, "You are the legitimate son, and the gangster brother must give in to you; Yang Lihua, the side room, educated her Que Brother, and you must give in to your legitimate son, and you must give in to your legitimate brother.

Who is wrong? No matter what, the difference between legitimate and illegitimate is very particular in this era. Even if Yu Wen Wen's ability is against the will of heaven, he cannot reverse this system of etiquette and law.

During the Liu Song Dynasty, Cui Ji, the prefect of Mount Tai, had a concubine's son Cui Daogu, who was despised by his legitimate brother Cui Youzhi and Cui Mulian, and had no brotherhood. The difference between legitimate and illegitimate is so great that Cui Ji, who was born in the Cui family in Qinghe, could not change it at all.

Helplessly Cui Ji prepared fees for his concubine's son Cui Daogu and asked him to go south to Jiankang to seek official position. He was appointed as an employee by the royal family member Liu Jun, and later appointed as a military officer. He was sent to his hometown Qingzhou to recruit soldiers.

After arriving in Qingzhou, he returned to the Cui family. Officials from Qingzhou's chief minister came to pay a visit. The legitimate brothers were also present at the banquet. Cui Daogu returned to his hometown with honor and was proud in front of his legitimate brothers.

During the meal, a woman and a maid poured wine and roasted meat for the guests. Cui Daogu was shocked when he saw this because he was his biological mother and was forced to serve the guests by the Cui family's legitimate son.

Cui Daogu couldn't find it difficult for his biological mother to be sent out to pour wine because his concubine's status was very low. It was normal for him to pour wine when there was a banquet at home. It was too much for the leading brother to do this, but it was still "reasonable".

The reason why his legitimate brothers did this was obvious: I am a concubine, and the son I gave birth to is a concubine. No matter how promising you are, you are a foul guy!

At this point, Cui Daogu had to get up and take the wine handed over by his mother and explain to the guests that because the family was short of staff, he could only let his mother come out to pour wine.

The guests instantly realized that it was the legitimate son of the Cui family who gave the concubine's son a warning, and they all stood up to thank Cui Daogu's biological mother. However, Cui's mother could only let Cui Daogu give back and forth because she was a lowly concubine and was not enough to return to the all-time guests.

What the Cui family's legitimate sons do make people feel that it is too much, but it is just too much rather than "wrong". Because of the difference between legitimate and illegitimate, the status of the concubine is already low.

Cui Daogu's experience is a microcosm of the difference between legitimate and illegitimate in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Yuwen Wen has no ability to change anything. If he insists on making his sons equal, it will be a disguised weakening of the legitimate son's status.

It also weakens the status of the legitimate wife, which can be regarded by outsiders as a collapse in family ethics and is not far from the rest of the house.

So what else can he say about today's affairs? The status of the legitimate son needs to be maintained, but he cannot tolerate the eldest son who was born in vain to his younger brother. If this is the case, where is the order of the elder and the young?

This is a problem, but not a problem.

For people of this era, it is normal for legitimate and illegitimate to be different from legitimate and illegitimate. Yuwen Wen's worries are simply troubled by mediocre people. But as a "modern person", he will never accept that his son will be divided into noble and humble when he is born.

My son is still young and it’s nothing now, but he will grow up sooner or later. What should I do in the future?
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