Live broadcast: Ancient people accompany me to make up lessons

Not everyone likes to discuss the political system of later generations after seeing it, and not everyone dares to discuss it, but there are always people who are willing to think and discuss it.

During the Qin and Han Dynasties, some officials and people from schools were discussing the clean government in China and the West.

"Be lenient and cautious in punishment. According to the data, the clean government in the Tang Dynasty was quite effective. People's hearts are unpredictable, but I think the laws are indeed moderate."

"First, all corruption and perversion of the law are recorded in the laws, and then officials are required to learn. The imperial court also has inspection censors who go out to inspect from time to time to supervise local officials, and everything is linked..."

Western countries have enacted legislation to improve the treatment of civil servants. When everyone sees it, they think there is no problem. The officials themselves are nobles, and the officials are also members of local prominent families. We are not ordinary people.

"It's this 'separation of government and enterprise'... The government is the imperial court, and companies have heard in the news that they are merchants? Is it possible that by emphasizing this point so much, you are afraid of collusion between government and business?"

"After all, later generations were mercantile, and their businessmen were all called small and medium-sized enterprises."

"Then in future generations, officials and businessmen will be kept very separate, and businessmen like Lu Buwei will not be allowed to become officials?"

It's really hard to say.

At this time, people were far less wealthy than later generations, and the threshold for being a merchant was high. Only in this way could they have extra supplies to sell and do business among various countries.

When it comes to merchants, future generations may have many things to say, but in the Qin and Han Dynasties, the most famous one was Lu Buwei, who was a rare merchant and became the prime minister of Qin.

Except for businessmen, no one, no matter the nobles, kings or schools, hopes to have another Lu Buwei.

Some people also want to know what kind of civilization is capitalist political civilization and how it is different from the Chinese civilization mentioned before.

In the middle are two more material questions about Chinese and foreign tea, and the last one is an essay question comparing the output of various resources.

The anchor wrote very quickly, and the meal time plus the time to finish the test paper was exactly 7:30.

Everyone was waiting for her to start drawing lucky viewers. When they noticed her, they stretched out, turned off the small sign language lesson on the tablet, switched to Braille teaching, and said they would ask questions later.

If there are blind people in the family, or those who want to learn Braille books, they should quickly call someone and follow them to learn.

"The World at Fingertips: A Series of Chinese Braille Courses" looks like it is better than sign language. Sign language is taught directly from the first lesson, and the basic Braille specifications of Braille are also introduced here.

The anchor didn't do the papers, and the scholars who couldn't take any time off picked up their pens and continued to study.

In the Wanjia family in Suzhou during the Zhengde period, Wan Changji and his wife and children were learning Braille with their mother.

"One side has six points in two rows and three rows. Mother, please touch and see."

Fortunately, I had prepared the cork in advance. I used a tool to poke out six points on the back, and then turned it over so that my mother could feel it more conveniently.

Song Wenqi tried hard not to tremble with her hands, and touched them carefully.

"Mom, I touched it, I touched it..."

There are fifty-six Braille symbols, each corresponding to Pinyin, and they have a lot to learn.

The Braille board is not difficult to make, and the stamp for stamping the Braille is easy to make. It is the kind of hard paper that cannot be broken in the video, which is the most precious to everyone, let alone the Qin and Han Dynasties when paper was still being made.

After comparing the two languages, everyone found that sign language is easier to learn. The key is that you only need hands and eyes, and it doesn’t cost money.

Braille, compared to sign language, first requires a lot of time to learn. They can't see it and can only touch it with their hands. Various learning tools are not cheap.

After learning the Braille pinyin rules, Sun Simiao sighed as he looked at the paper that broke when he poked it in his hand.

Paper is not cheap in the first place. The Tang Dynasty did not have unbreakable thick paper for Braille writing, but it was expensive.

Although it is a pity that it cannot be learned by everyone like sign language, but there are methods, and everyone is recording them. He hopes that Datang will get better and better in the future, and ordinary people can have a doctor who cannot save them. learning channels.

After watching the anchor correct the answers to the history paper and waiting for her to finish writing an English paper, everyone finally got the lucky draw.

[1. Qin: Yang Ji 2. Qin: Bai Ying 3. Han: Wang Yu 4. Han: Zhou Heng 5. Han: Wu Deng 6. Han: Feng Tian 7. Tang: Xie Xunliang 8. Tang: Wei Yu 9. Tang: Fan Zhiqi 10. Tang: Bai Lengfu 11. Zhou: Miao Chunyu 12. Zhou: Fang Huanchen 13. Song: Tang Jia 14. Song: Yuan Dianxi 15. Song: Ge Hanyi 16. Ming: Guangjun 17. Ming: Shi Tongling 18. Ming: Wei Yinran 19. Qing: Suchuan 20. Qing: Niu Yizhi]

Yang Ji looked at the words he had recorded and carefully asked the question he had been thinking about for many days: "Anchor, do you believe in centralized power in future generations?"

She mentioned the Qin Dynasty before, and recognized the achievements of the Qin Dynasty, including unifying the seven kingdoms and strengthening the centralization of power.

This word is also mentioned in both papers, and the catalog of history textbooks also mentions it from the Qin Dynasty to the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Perhaps due to differences in time and status, Yang Ji, who was originally from Zhao, could accept Wei's absence, but he still could not accept Qin becoming the common master of the world.

No, Ying Zheng, the emperor of Zhou who is the princess of the world, doesn’t even want to do it. He calls himself the emperor.

[Xiao Xiao looked at this barrage and thought that this question was asking too much of himself.

"Centralization of power to replace feudal separatism is an inevitable trend in the historical development of various countries. However, each country has its own speed and slowness, but Qin, or Qin Shihuang, made us more than two thousand years ahead of the world."

She thought for a while, this topic was too big, and what she said was still too superficial. She should look for other information.

I found several articles, all of which talked about the same thing about the necessary factors and objective historical conditions for the emergence of centralization.

Among several similar views, one is that water control is necessary, that is, only a strong centralized state can quickly organize strong human, material and financial resources to deal with disasters when a disaster suddenly strikes.

There is also a belief that only with a strong centralized power can we repel the invasion of powerful enemies around us, especially the nomads in the north. 】

Yang Ji accepts several different interpretations. It is indeed much easier to do things that can be done by gathering the strength of the seven countries than by one country, such as resisting the Huns in the north.

General Li Mu of their Zhao State was once a general who resisted the Huns on the border. After Meng Tian garrisoned the border for several years, there was indeed no news of the Xiongnu going south.

But thinking about Yingzheng recruiting the people of the six countries to do his great work, Yang Ji, who has not yet been able to integrate into the Qin Dynasty, still feels strange.

There are many people who think the same as Yang Ji. They are all nobles or scholars from the original six countries. Except for some people who have been entrusted with official positions long ago, those who value the school have basically gone to Xianyang, and those who value the family are still there. Wait and see.

There are also people like Zhang Liang who have a sworn feud with Qin and start trouble just waiting for Ying Zheng to die.

People like Yang Ji don't hate Qin that much, but they don't agree with it that much. Moreover, they are not used to Qin's behavior style. They feel that it is too different from before and everything feels awkward.

The Song people raised their eyebrows, why were they obviously answering the Qin people's questions, but they felt like they were being scolded again.

The Han people in the Qing Dynasty thought of the Ming Dynasty. Could the Ming Dynasty defeat the Qing Dynasty with all the strength of the country? Why did the Ming Dynasty still collapse in the end?

Some people also recalled that before the Qing Dynasty entered the pass, it was clearly King Chuang's army that caused Ming Dynasty to collapse.

Bai Ying is a native of Shu in the Qin Dynasty. Recently, she has seen people from Xianyang working on various sites to make salt, and she is also wondering what Xianyang is going to do.

Bashu already produces salt, but they came to open a new salt farm. What on earth are they going to do with more salt?

She has been thinking a lot these days, but she has not shared any of her innermost thoughts with anyone else.

"Anchor, can you help me ask His Majesty the Emperor, can any talented woman accept his recruitment order and go to Xianyang?"

[Good guy, they have already made themselves a liaison officer.

Xiao Xin secretly complained about their trend, and cooperated to open barrage permissions to Qin Shihuang. 】

Ying Zheng also didn't expect that this lucky audience in Da Qin would use every opportunity to talk to him.

I have mixed feelings, but it can be regarded as being respected.

As the highest interpreter of Li Si's recruitment order, the emperor gave an explanation.

Anyone with talent, regardless of gender, age or status, can come to Xianyang. Official position, title, wealth, as long as there is talent, feel free to show it.

Bai Ying's eyes lit up, she saw an opportunity, an opportunity that could make her even more powerful than their Lady Qing from Bashu.

The dynasties that have been scolding Qin for thousands of years are a little confused. Is Qin Shihuang such a heroic person?

Emperors who always have shackles to do things are envious of them. Of course they would like to do it if possible, but there are some things that they cannot do on their own initiative.

Thinking about it this way, how could even Song Huizong be able to do so many things despite everyone's opinions?

Don't care how long they have been scolding Emperor Qin for being politically correct, but look at them, they can really do whatever they want to do, and they say this without hesitation.

Despite the scolding, no one really doubted whether he could do it due to the recruitment order and the explanation given by Qin Shihuang.

Lu Pheasant, who was about to arrive in Xianyang, suddenly clenched his hands in his sleeves, and his father's words in his mind alternated with the emperor's barrage on the sky screen.

Wang Yu of the Han Wu Dynasty was not very interested in the affairs of the Qin Dynasty people, but he had strong opinions on the Tang law in the multiple-choice question.

Wang Yu spoke quickly and expressed his own arguments. Generally speaking, he felt that there was something wrong with the court that formulated this policy.

What's wrong with a family? A family doesn't always have a good relationship. If grandparents or parents are still alive, why should they live together? The money earned by one person can only be considered as belonging to one family.

What if there is such a family, and the elders in the family are unkind and blindly partial, and the other children do not work, and only one child works hard to feed the whole family. The money is clearly for him alone, why should he share it with the whole family.

The small people are too lenient in their affairs and handle things ideally according to their laws, which is suspected of not taking into account right and wrong.

Wang Yu speaks plain language and strives to be understood by the anchor. If the anchor can understand it, then everyone in the world can understand it.

So in the end, he specifically asked the anchor if he understood.

[Even Xiaoxiao could understand the vernacular he spoke, which made her secretly vote for Wang Yu.

"I understand, the situation you gave an example... don't tell me, it's really quite Li Tang.

However, they themselves abided by this law very well. The emperor set an example and did not separate families. ”]

People from the Three Kingdoms of Qin and Han who don’t know much about anchors: Of course the emperor must lead by example, and there is no emperor who separates the family.

Suddenly being scolded by a Han Dynasty man about the laws of the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin found it quite strange.

However, it cannot be said that he is being tough. One thing he is right about is that there are always surprises outside the law.

The real situation is always complicated, and special cases do need to be taken into account.

After thinking about it in his mind, Li Shimin also felt that this Wang Yu was very brave. In the Han Dynasty, which governed the country with filial piety, he could actually say such words. He hoped that he would not be sued on purpose later.

Then he heard the anchor's answer to Wang Yu.

Li Shimin:...

I am in Chang'an and suddenly feel confused. Are you trying to cue me? Don't you descendants not care about this?

Li Yuan:......

If you want to scold someone in Chang'an, who would be unkind to you? Besides, not all of our Li Tang family's fortune was earned by his second son!

The monarchs and ministers of the Zhenguan Dynasty immediately understood what the anchor meant. The people on the Emperor's side lowered their heads and coughed lightly, while the people on the Emperor's side tried their best not to laugh.

Li Zhi endured it for a long time. He wanted to laugh but felt that it was not good to laugh. His whole expression was weird.

Looking at it this way, in order to prevent himself from suffering a loss, he, Aye, did not split up the family and directly killed his brothers who would share the fruits of his efforts.

Although killing brothers is not a good idea, it perfectly complies with the law. As expected of him, Aye is still the Emperor of the Tang Dynasty who sets an example.

Emperors after the Tang Dynasty also understood this joke very well. Some suppressed laughter, while others laughed directly.

Anchor, this joke you made is very allusive, but it is too hellish. We have never been exposed to it before, and it feels like it reduces merit when you laugh.

Zhou Heng, who also came from the Han Dynasty and Wu Dynasty, had no great ambitions and was just a gossip.

"Anchor, how does Li Tang lead by example? Please tell me in detail?"

The ancients who are also curious about the royal gossip of later generations pricked up their ears.

It's a pity that the anchor is not interested in talking about it, so he found some one-minute handwriting animation video for them to watch.

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Da Qin people: Huh? King Xiao Qin?

Before the Tang Dynasty, ancient people stared wide-eyed at the melon-eating video. Why were the videos found so impressive just by looking at the title?

Although people after the Tang Dynasty knew about Tang Taizong, most of them were market legends such as the Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and not everyone knew the history very well.

They were very interested in every title and wanted the anchor to read it.

Li Shimin himself felt a little embarrassed.

Although the anchor himself praised him, the things found now can be regarded as the opinions of future generations on him.

What a chosen boy, it’s really shameful to look at him.

As for Tian Khan, the governor of Asia... No, no, no, he hasn't done it yet. He has seen the world map and knows where Asia is. He can't stand it if future generations are not so enthusiastic.

Zhao Guangyi is envious of his real name. Why are all the videos that come out of the search for Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty so powerful, but the one where he appears is the most problematic?

The more he thought about it, the more sad and angry he became, Anchor, you descendants are partial!