Yeah, I could not imagine anyone who read this and took it seriously as viewing a lesson for themselves as storming the triumvirate tribunals, even if they are an elite woman in imperial China. Certainly, but I think there's an important thing to remember, and that this kind of document shows a sort of prescriptive approach to women's lives. And that doesn't necessarily mean that women did live this way. 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.