I mean, the fact that Ban Zhao herself is writing this is sort of ironic, because she's a woman who is putting herself out there and writing things, and not staying in the private sphere. So that's sort of a strange contradiction there. But also, women who had a lot of wealth were likely to become educated like her. And also, it sort of depended on their generation. Older women were likely to have inheritances, property, just like their Roman counterparts, and they were more likely to engage in trade. And we can find this out by looking at other documents, like wills and so forth. So we can sort of see a tension between the sort of prescriptive Confucian ideals and how women actually lived.