What is the purpose of satirizing the customs of the Five Rivers in the Scholars?

A passage satirizing the customs of the Five Rivers in the Scholars is intended to satirize Yu Huaxuan's character.

Although Yu Huaxuan is full of knowledge, he can't speak at all in Wuhe, because the local people are very contemptuous of character, family background (Yu Huaxuan's great-grandfather was an academician, his father was a satrap, and he was really a master) and talent, and they only have one rich squire in their eyes. It is precisely because the local atmosphere is so bad that Yu Huaxuan's talent is not met, so there are a series of cynical actions to amuse the vulgar.

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