Live broadcast: Ancient people accompany me to make up lessons

In the past, almost all cities were responsible for military defense functions, so ordinary county towns would also have city walls, with clearly defined responsibilities for each area of ​​the city.

Looking out from the anchor's perspective on the seventh floor, they couldn't get a panoramic view of the city, and could see more high-rise buildings.

It's so different from their current cities. Even if there are no cities or towns after the Song Dynasty, they still don't have city walls. How come they can see the green mountains in the distance but not the city walls?

Lucky viewer No. 9 Zhou Jiuyun is also a person who is out of tune with the present and likes to travel around.

He is also from Jiangnan, and he happens to be in Nanchang now. Looking at the green mountains in the distance of the city on the sky, and looking at the lush green town where he is, he is extremely shocked by the magical intersection of time and space.

He asked the anchor, is this really Hongcheng a hundred years from now? Why has it changed so much?

[Looking at the time he was in, it was during the Jiajing period. The ancients four hundred and almost five hundred years ago gave a small hum and nodded, "This is Nanchang more than four hundred years later. Tengwang Pavilion and Wanshou Palace are still there." Woolen cloth."】

Not everyone may know that the Wanshou Palace has changed its name too many times, but almost all scholars know about the famous piece of history? The Preface to Prince Teng’s Pavilion.

The locals of Nanchang in the past generations looked at the Hongdu where they lived, and then looked at Nanchang thousands of years later. The sky, green water and mountains were similar, but the city was completely different. They truly understood what it means to have a vicissitudes of life.

The last lucky spectator, Li De, looked curiously at the cement frame house under construction in the distance, wondering why the house was built in this way. The boxy shape was novel, but how could such an expert live there?

[“It’s not all for living. There is a hotel under construction over there, which is a hotel where you can eat and stay. Many floors will also be used for commercial purposes, such as offices of other companies, personal studios, etc., and some hobby classes. It's all in there." Xiaoxiao tried to speak as simply as possible so that they could understand more easily.

"Nowadays, it is also very popular to build antique-style buildings with cornices. Not all of them are square buildings. As for going up, there are stairs and elevators. It is not high for more than ten floors, so it is not a big problem."]

Some people cluck their tongues: "More than ten floors up, climbing the stairs must be exhausting." Isn't this a big problem?

The person next to him gave him a helpless look, "Didn't the anchor say that there is an elevator? I guess it's not a big problem because of that elevator."

So, what is an elevator, a live ladder or a discharged ladder? Is this really not going to cause trouble?

["This morning's live broadcast ends here, see you in the evening!"]

They still wanted to see Nanchang thousands of years later, but the anchor had already waved to them to cancel the broadcast. Everyone could only look forward to the evening, and the children were even more looking forward to the evening animation, and they were very excited all day long.

After the live broadcast ended, other people in the past dynasties continued to work, and the kings and ministers also started their court meetings.

Although it was a bit early, the anchor was indeed very considerate in changing the time without delaying their work.

Ying Zheng knows what sweet troubles are. He knows a lot of good things, but he can't get them all. He still has to work hard to get them on his own. But the more he wants to do it, the more he realizes that he doesn't have enough talent.

On the issue of immortality, he chose to believe in Tianmu. As for the group of alchemists... let them divide their points among themselves and see who can learn the chemistry the anchor said best, and can refine high-quality iron or make alcohol.

The alcohol refining anchor has provided a video, but it is not as detailed as the salt production. Some of the materials are not what they have now. How to do big things with less money depends on this group of alchemists.

Ying Zheng was too lazy to see them and asked Meng Yi to convey the order. It would take a year. If nothing could be done, then he would die.

As for Shu, if you can copy the ready-made work, let Fusu lead people to make salt.

Ying Zheng thought a lot before this court meeting. Previously, the official positions in the court were limited, and he was not too worried about the remnants of the Six Kingdoms, but now he needs talents. Fortunately, these needed newcomers have special responsibilities and will not affect their current official positions in the court. The recruitment order must be issued.

After Li Si finished writing the recruitment order, he quickly looked at where his junior brother was. Since there will be more and more newcomers, the more people he has, the better.

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As for Han, Liu Che was holding a meeting with his team of cronies.

There are many things he wants to do. The Huns are eyeing him from outside, and there are local powerful people and various countries controlling him inside. The overall situation is not optimistic.

The method of making salt taught by Tianmu is very good, but the powerful people in Shu are already good at casting iron, and if they are asked to learn how to make salt, they will really be unable to control it.

Someone must be sent to Shu to take charge.

As for the candidate, Sima Xiangru, a native of Chengdu, recommended himself, thinking that he could handle this important responsibility.

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Deng Sui discussed it with his team of cronies first and felt that it should not be rushed. In addition to the salt administration in Shu, the most important thing is to run schools and cultivate talents.

She summoned the Deng family and decided to let some of the Deng family come to study medicine in the medical school that was being built, and the other part to look for strange people in different professions, so that the Deng family could set up their own school.

With her cooperation with the family, the Deng family is indeed the most worry-free and low-key among the relatives, but she cannot completely ignore the Deng family.

Nowadays, other great scholars look down upon him, but it can be seen from the sky curtain that in the future, he will develop extremely useful businesses, and the court will ignore him, but other wealthy families will not.

As for paper, the current paper is still too expensive. Cai Lun also followed Tianmu's example and made some experimental pools to see if he could improve and reduce the cost.

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Touching the re-arranged and copied prescription in his hand, the elderly Liu Bei's eyes were excited: "This salt well must be well managed, Kong Ming!"

Zhuge Liang nodded, and Fukasawa solemnly said: "I will live up to your majesty's trust."

They have already discussed it, Liu Bei is now in the rear, Zhuge Liang takes people to Zigong to get the salt well in person, and Adou goes out with him.

Yizhou's strength is still poor, and its population is a major flaw. There are many things to do now, such as making paper, cultivating fine seeds, making salt, and looking for doctors to train.

But there is one thing you can start to do, such as going to Soochow and talking to Sun Quan.

It has been determined that Cao Wei and later Sima Jin will devour their two families. At this critical moment of life and death, they need to unite anyway. Moreover, they will produce salt from Shu. If there is really a lot of it, they will go together with Shu brocade. For export.

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The Shu side stepped up their actions, and Sun Quan on the Soochow side was also in a state of distress.

The people of Soochow might not care whether the north swallowed them up later, but Sun Quan couldn't help but care. Even if the consequences at that time were unlucky descendants, he had been spoiled by the sky now, so he couldn't do nothing, otherwise he would not be able to face his father and brother.

In the capital of Wei, Sima Yi, who usually only bowed and saluted, was kneeling down with his head bowed and begging Cao Pi with great trepidation. Without saying much else, he just focused on future generations causing trouble. He felt deeply sorry for Cao Pi. In short, neither he nor the current children knew anything about it.

Cao Pi sat there and listened to his apology for a long time, then asked him to get up and said, "Of course I can trust Zhongda as a person."

Sima Yi stood up, but still bowed his head tightly, very nervous and respectful.

Sure enough, the next second Cao Pi said: "I'm afraid the people in the government and the public are restless, so you can make grandchildren in Yi'er in the mansion." At this time, Sima Yi no longer had the position of military governor in the army, and was only serving as a right servant in the court. As for when he would come back , then we’ll look at it later.

His heart sank, but Sima Yi also knew that this result was good enough. If it were Cao Cao, the Sima family would probably be wiped out now, so with a look of gratitude, he thanked Cao Pi and left the palace.

As for the extra eyeliners surrounding the whole family later, what can be said.

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Li Shimin was discussing the mining of Zigong salt wells and subsequent salt policy plans with ministers in the court. Li Tai and Li Chengqian were racing against time to do experiments before class started.

The best glass cup in the palace was filled with water, and the wooden board was used as a small hole to let the light pass through. As expected, the light left no trace; after imitating the anchor, he dropped a few drops of milk into it, and the light yellow beam gradually became clear.

The two brothers looked at each other and were extremely happy. They were already looking forward to what interesting chemical experiments the host would do next time.

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Li Zhi and Wu Meiniang began to exchange experiences.

Li Zhi: "Before Emperor Xian spoke, the anchor didn't seem to know who we were." Although the little girl's expression didn't fluctuate much, anyone could tell that something was wrong with her at a glance.

Wu Meiniang: "After I found out, the anchor's attitude remained the same as before, which is not bad." The most important thing is that she knew that she didn't need to talk about the historical part, but she still said it.

With Liu Xie as the first person to eat crabs, it will be easier for everyone to ask questions in the future.

"We have to find a capable minister to handle the salt administration in Sichuan. By the way, let him renovate the Wuhou Temple." It's not for the anchor, just for Prime Minister Zhuge on the sky screen.

Regardless of the fact that the question about salt was asked by Liu Chan, if he has such ambition, it is probably because the prime minister asked him to ask it.

Empress Wu nodded: "The craftsmen in Guanzhong must pay more attention to this."

I didn't think craftsmen were very important before, but after a few days, I found that these things are really difficult to do without them. Thinking about the direction of cultivating talents in future generations, they must also change.

During the Wu Zhou Dynasty, Wu Zetian, who had already seen the deeds of several queens abroad, also knew the standards for future generations to evaluate rulers, such as personal ethics and ways of ascending to power. As long as they can do well and make the country rich and powerful, future generations will recognize it. Your merits. That Isabella turned her husband into her own war general, which is evident from the fact that later generations still recognized her status.

In addition to the people from the local Li Tang clan, what is more important for her now is to open the school and start by cultivating talents. Thinking about the hundreds of majors in future generations, she was envious. It would be great if she could have a teacher for each major.

No wonder future generations want all people to study. If they don’t study, there will really be no talent.

Only a few years after Shuzhong received Song, the Sichuan army also caused trouble. Originally, Zhao Kuangyin and the top officials of Song Dynasty wanted to give Shuzhong preferential treatment, but strictly selected Sichuan officials.

Now we know that Zigong can produce so much salt, and if we leave it alone, it will intensify the separatism of Sichuan. But how to control it, whether salt should be separated from other local affairs, is another troublesome lawsuit.

After Su Song asked the questions, he went to court with his colleagues as usual. When he came down, he didn't even look at his beloved water transport observatory. He wanted to try to make cement himself.

Although the host didn't explain it in detail, the formula was given, and you can always make it if you try more.

He was also good at being a good person, and other colleagues did not want to be as jealous of Shen Kuo and Su Shi, and they all tacitly assumed that the fact that he was on the list did not exist. As for Zhezong, he intervened and after knowing Su Song's thoughts, he allowed him to do things. If this cement could be made, it would be very good not only to build houses but also to build roads.

During the Hongwu Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang felt that driving away the Mongols was not a big deal. Thinking about overseas, there were more Westerners eyeing the Central Plains.

We have discussed it with the ministers and decided that the imperial court will take charge of opening the sea and agree on the share of sea ships and taxes every year. Salt and iron, etc., were already very developed at this time, and what they cared more about was the education system of later generations, as well as the hundreds of talents in different disciplines trained in groups.

The founding emperor always did things better than the later emperors, but now he faces many problems.

For example, he is also very greedy for so many talents, but the current talents are from various Confucian schools, and there are more doctors. What kind of treatment are given to new talents, and what kind of treatment are given to former imperial examination students?

Everyone has seen how the West treats talents, including titles, state funerals, and patent laws. Talents who are not well treated will definitely choose the imperial examination. I used to think that these previous policies were very good and just use them directly. Now carefully I feel suffocated just thinking about it.

The more Zhu Yuanzhang thought about it, the angrier he became. It didn't matter that Liu Xie had deposed the emperor. He was really afraid of asking something that would destabilize the entire newly established Ming Dynasty.

As soon as he thought about the sentence "Everyone who knows everything will understand tomorrow", he felt uncomfortable all over, and he felt terrible in his heart.

Zhu Di, who originally wanted to go to the West, had no difficulty in opening the sea. He was also thinking about how to recruit new talents. He had also seen some Confucian scholars in the court being unhappy for a long time.

Originally, he was still struggling with the various policies set by his father, but when he thought about it, he was already in trouble, so what else was he afraid of?

Later generations highly praised the empress who was able to do practical things, and they themselves also highly praised Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty. This shows that actual political achievements are the most important.

When we were repairing books, we recruited all the amazing people and craftsmen from all over the world and brought them to the capital to find a way to open a university. The name Yongle Capital University is a good one.

As soon as the sky cleared, Zhu Houzhao knew it was time to go to court. As expected, none of his courtiers mentioned the education of future generations, and only said a few indifferent words. No one spoke up about the salt policy, only Wang Shouren. Leng Touqing said that he would gather skilled craftsmen to study a new way of studying things - science.

But it was photographed by someone else.

They all came from the imperial examination, so how could they watch a boy throw his bowl after eating. After opening up this emphasis on craftsmanship, will you have to change what you study in the future?

Zhu Houzhao watched with cold eyes in the court. After the court, he was doing small experiments by himself, and then he combined the elements on the periodic table by himself, and changed the form of the questions written by the anchor. The more he did, the happier he became.

The courtiers did not allow the court to do it, but they probably would let their children and grandchildren learn from it privately, fearing that one of them would be recommended to the emperor.

But it doesn't matter, he can also learn it by himself. If he can develop firearms that are more powerful than those in the sky, Zhu Houzhao feels that he no longer has to look at the faces of ministers even if he has fewer soldiers.

As for Zhu Houcong, after memorizing the periodic table of elements and chemical valences, he was also obsessed with formulating chemical formulas.

The advantage of being an emperor is that he can get all kinds of materials. Now he has many bottles and jars in the Taoist room, and he has begun to make elixirs scientifically.

During the Kangxi years, the deposed prince was also obsessed with chemistry and doing experiments, and Kangxi, who was too lazy to care about him, was also thinking about education.

It's not like he never thought about introducing Western learning into education before, but basically no one agreed, so in the end he had to leave it alone. Now it seems that it still needs to be changed. But how can we achieve our goals without offending these Han Chinese who are studying Confucianism and students from all over the world? This is a more troublesome matter.