Chapter 283: Qingyun Fan Jian
Wenhe Hall wasn't particularly large. The three of them followed Lu Jiu, chatting as they walked, and finished touring it in no time.
Inside the Library Pavilion, Lorna was genuinely startled. It looked as if every book she had seen in her entire life had been piled up in this one place.
Gu He took a closer look. Most of the books resting on the bamboo and wooden shelves were newly printed, though a few extremely dilapidated ancient volumes were mixed in. While they weren't bamboo slips, they looked fragile enough to crumble at a single touch.
Lu Jiu explained that these were ancient texts passed down from the old world, which Master Wei dedicated himself to collecting and preserving.
"Are there any ancient texts in here that can be compiled into source code?" Gu He asked out of curiosity. The moment the words left his mouth, he felt he had been a bit presumptuous. "I'm just asking casually. If it's inconvenient, you don't have to answer."
"Not at all, I was just about to bring that up," Lu Jiu said with evident pride. "We do have ancient volumes here that can be converted into source code for a moral educator's program. If you want the source code, Brother Gu, you can take a backup. It's long been open-sourced. It is better for knowledge to spread."
Hearing this, Gu He finally understood that top-tier moral educators all advocated for and dedicated themselves to open-source access. As the saying went, education should be provided to all without discrimination.
Lu Jiu added that, in fact, there were many moral educators among the net cowboys; the very nature of information was freedom.
"I also wish to become a net cowboy," Lu Jiu said with a trace of yearning. "Knowledge shouldn't be monopolized by anyone."