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Li Haochen, the child, was indeed of good disposition. He treated people with modesty and courtesy, not fussy about his food or lodging at all. The emperor sent him over, then didn't leave a single attendant behind. When Jinghan and the others left the house, they didn't bring many servants, so many tasks had to be done by themselves. Haochen might have been inexperienced, but he learned with great attention, quickly mastering tasks after being taught just once or twice.
Jinghan grew quite fond of this little boy who called her "auntie," so she had to set aside any dissatisfaction and worry she felt and treat him sincerely.
Although Zixuan held the title of inspector, Jinghan thought it was better to travel incognito to see things in their most original state. They would stop and go, and wherever they arrived, Jinghan would make a detailed study of the local customs and practices. She would then note down some observations, which might prove useful in the future.
