New Shun 1730

Tian Zhenyi thought to herself, I have already figured it out. It's just that what I think is different from what my father wants me to think.

Looking at my father's happy expression, I thought that sometimes lying is really a very meaningful act. It can make others happy and gratified, so why do you have to tell the truth?

"I wonder what the third brother is doing now? Are you... are you also thinking about the wedding date?"

After bidding farewell to her father, Tian Zhenyi was thinking about him silently, wondering what Liu Yu was doing at this time.

In fact, Liu Yu was not thinking about marriage at this time.

It's not that he didn't want to, but Jiangsu Jiedushi was deeply dissatisfied with Liu Yu's "betrayal" and ran to Liu Yu's residence to ask for an explanation.

This matter has been discussed in the court, and there is no need to communicate in private. Tan Zhen sat next to Liu Yu, pointing at the teacup with a somewhat complaining tone.

"It is said that Duke Ying Sao is loyal to the country and has unparalleled determination. Who would have thought that in just a few years, Ying Sao Bo would also learn to be an official?"

Liu Yu knew he was wrong and said with a smile: "Master Tan's words make it seem as if Master Tan doesn't know how to be an official. Even Yue Wumu and Haigangfeng are people who wait and see how to become officials. Master Tan today You came to me just because of the shipping matter."

Tan Zhen snorted and said: "It turns out that Uncle Ying Sao also knows. Regarding the shipping matter, the one who has the most weight to speak is Uncle Ying Sao. Today there is no word, and tomorrow there will be no words. When will the shipping matter be completed?"

Liu Yu apologized and said jokingly: "Master Tan, even if you say hurtful words in court, Master Tan cannot avoid it. First of all, you, Master Tan, are the governor of Jiangsu. Jiangsu benefits the most from transporting rice by sea. According to the What the court said, is this out of self-interest?"

Tan Zhen knew it was a joke, so she also laughed and said: "Since the Qin Dynasty, there has been no feudalism. I am the governor of Jiangsu, but I am not a feudal envoy to Jiangsu. Even if it is to change the sea, how can it be accomplished in a few years? My festival The envoy is in Jiangsu today, who knows where he will go tomorrow? His heart-breaking words will not hurt me. I understand, what Ying Suobo means is that the Duke of Qi is being criticized today, and Ying Suo is afraid to stand up. Are you also subjected to such heart-breaking words?”

"After all, official positions may come and go, but wealth and shares remain unchanged forever. But Uncle Ying Sao also knows in his heart that this matter is of great benefit to the country. How can he abandon this matter because of these heart-breaking fallacies? "

According to Tan Zhen's idea, he took the lead and led the conversation. If Liu Yu becomes the main force, he can directly draw out those who support shipping to join the team.

As a result, Liu Yu didn't even fart.

Just watching Qi Guogong stand up and being criticized by the admonishing officials, Liu Yu actually talked about some "debate between justice and benefit", so what's the point?

When it comes to discussing righteousness and debating scriptures, Liu Yu's two brushes, compared with the ministers of the DPRK, are comparable to those of the Dragon King, and even the mother can't recognize them.

Many people who were preparing to stand on the sea transport side saw that Liu Yu was not showing up, so they knew that today's battle could not be fought, so they simply stopped without making a sound.

Tan Zhen was criticized a lot, but she didn't feel resentful. He has already served as a Jiedushi, and he is not a person like Haigangfeng. How could he come to Liu Yu to ask for an explanation because of this little resentment?

Just using this matter to explore what the tone of the mouth means.

Tan Zhen is not the kind who only knows how to work in camps. She has made achievements in the reform of the Southwest. Regarding shipping matters, he was more concerned about the country, the country, and the country. It was the so-called matter of eating the emperor's salary and being loyal to the emperor.

Thinking that Liu Yu was a distinguished noble after all and was well-informed in the capital, Tan Zhen wanted to ask if the emperor had any instructions? Or what is your attitude?

Jiangsu Jiedushi generally did not last long, especially after Songjiang was opened to the outside world, Jiangsu has become the most important financial and taxation center in the world. Basically, people will be replaced every few years, and sometimes they may even be rotated every year. Over time, the emperor will be afraid of corruption, and places like Jiangsu are extremely wealthy, and it is difficult for officials to withstand the temptation.

Although he heard a lot from the flood control official that day and saw the crisis in Huanghuai, he really didn't want to say more.

Dashun was preceded by Daming, and everyone knows where Daming was born.

It sounds quite ominous to say that something might happen to Huang Huai in the future.

It's okay to have an enlightenment, but I'm afraid it's not an enlightenment, but when something really happens, all the resentment will be directed at the person who raised the issue.

But after all, Tan Zhen still had some conscience and wanted to do a few things that would really benefit the country, but Liu Yu, who had the most say in this matter, pretended to be dead.

He wanted to know the reason why Liu Yu pretended to be dead.

If there was really something inside, he would just open his eyes; if Liu Yu just didn't want to get into trouble, then he might have to fight hard, or at worst, the advice would be unpalatable. He would use Zhu Ming's story of starting a business in Huanghuai as an example to give it a final try.

Liu Yu is thinking that there are some things that he can't tell you, and he can't explain them clearly.

Anyway, there is one thing: until the emperor cannot see that the naval power is enough to stop the threat at sea beyond Malacca, there is absolutely no possibility of changing the sea.

But this matter involves Dashun's grand strategy, and Jiangsu Jiedushi's level is still not enough. Tan Zhen came to see him today, and Liu Yu also respected him, giving him enough face.

But obviously, Tan Zhen wanted more than just face, and he didn't come here specifically to quarrel with Liu Yu.

"Master Tan, the ancients said: the right time, the right place, and the right harmony. These three are the key to success or failure. When you change the land in the southwest, you should know the benefits of the right harmony."

"If we talk about human harmony and the livelihood of millions of water workers, what does that mean?"

Tan Zhen had already considered this problem and replied: "The corresponding people are the people of Huanghuai. Is it possible that there are only one million canal workers in Huanghuai?"

"Grain labor, floods, fiber labor...which one is not a hardship that hangs over the people's heads? When it comes to human relations, I think human beings are transported by sea."

"As for geographical advantages, if the canal is not taken into consideration, although the Huanghuai River cannot be controlled to make the Yellow River clear, if there is a major flood, without the canal to transport it first, flood control and disaster relief will be better than that."

Liu Yu smiled and said: "Of course. It has both harmonious people and favorable geographical location. I support shipping."

This sentence made Tan Zhen slightly dizzy.

The time, place, and people are favorable. We only talked about people, people, and the right place, but there is still time and time that are not mentioned.

Heaven has different meanings.

At this time, the sky Liu Yu mentioned was the emperor? Or God?

"Uncle Ying Suo, do you know what the time of heaven is?"

Liu Yu stretched out his fingers, pretended to calculate for a while, and said with a smile: "I forgot to tell Mr. Tan that although I have studied astronomy and calendar, I don't know how to divination. I can't calculate when the weather will be. But there is one thing, if the weather is right With the right location and the right people, shipping will be successful."

"It's just that it doesn't make much sense if Lord Tan won't be able to go to the memorial. Besides, I'm afraid that Lord Tan may not be able to save Jiangsu by then. I don't think that Lord Tan's merits will be met by sea transportation."

Liu Yu didn't speak human words, but Tan Zhen was also an old official in the officialdom. He had become a Jiedushi envoy, so he naturally understood what Liu Yu meant.

Maritime transport will definitely be accomplished, but the canal issue is actually two different things. One is shipping, the other is abandoned canal. These two seem to be the same thing, but they are not.

Since Liu Yu reminded him that Kung Fu would no longer ask for sea transportation, could it be that Kung Fu spent time on abolishing the canal?

Tan Zhen let out a sigh and said helplessly: "In terms of sea transportation, Jiangsu has the fewest water transport workers of one million. It is beyond my power to abolish water transport, whether it is the placement of water transport or the management of the Huanghuai River. Mentioned. There are some things on it, I am just an envoy."

Liu Yu smiled and said: "Master Tan, let's put it this way. If the right time, place and people are in place at this time, it will be easy for the court to change sea transportation. The court can organize a ship to transport rice at any time. It only costs a few million dan, which is easy."

"After the canal transport was abolished, the settlement of the canal workers and transporters was nothing more than money. Then you mentioned many benefits of abolishing the canal transport and converting the canal transport to the sea. Let me ask you, even if the time, place and people are favorable, the other big benefit you mentioned is, Is it possible to control Huanghuai directly?”

"Does the DPRK and China have a plan to manage the Huanghuai River without considering the canal? Does the DPRK have a complete plan to divert water from the Huanghuai River without considering the canal?"

"I'm not good at political affairs, and I don't know how to control water. I am a military officer, and I like to make plans in advance. I think Master Tan's thoughts are mostly used here."

Clicking here, Liu Yu simply made it clearer.

Abolition of the canal and improvement of maritime transport may seem like one thing, but they are actually three different things.

One of the most easily overlooked issues is the Huang-Huai problem after the abandoned canal.

In fact, this matter is what Liu Yu is most concerned about, because Huanghuai is too close to Songjiang, the textile center he planned. Dashun is not a one-stop trade, and there is no need to consider the unemployment problems in various industries from Hunan to Guangdong and Guangxi after the foreign trade base was transferred from Guangzhou to Songjiang.

But it’s not that the problem doesn’t exist, it just moved from Huguang and Guangdong to Huanghuai.

Maritime transportation itself is easy to solve. During the Mongolian and Yuan Dynasties, it was possible to use black water ocean transportation. At this time, technology was not a problem at all, nor was capital and operation methods. Songjiang already had models and prototypes, so just copy them.

The issue of waterworks only depends on whether the court wants to solve it, not whether it can be solved. It’s nothing more than money, and the money saved from shipping is enough. The army is not raised in vain.

The most easily overlooked issue of water control in the Huanghuai River is what Liu Yu wants to say.

He was waiting for the right time, and the right time he was waiting for was the Huanghuai flood, which directly cut off the canal.

The imperial court followed the trend and directly changed shipping.

However, without the political decision to prioritize the canal, the imperial court had no plan to manage the Huanghuai River.

The ancestral mausoleum of the previous dynasty was there, and there was a problem during the water control. The ancestral mausoleum was given priority, followed by the canal, and finally the people of Huanghuai.

Dashun does not have to worry about the flooding of the ancestral mausoleums. If the canal is abolished, can there be a plan to solve the annual flooding in the lower reaches of the Huanghuai River?

The Canal, Hongze Lake, Yangtze River, Huaihe River, Yellow River... several major water systems are raging and intersecting in what is supposed to be China's prosperous land. It can be said to be the cancer of the empire, especially under the background that the surrounding foreign invaders have basically disappeared. When it breaks out, it will be very detrimental to Liu Yu's future plans.

This question has to be divided into two parts.

First, can it be managed without considering the canal?

Second, if it can be done, how to treat it? If not, how to plan flood diversion?

At this time, the court had no plan at all. The whole court was like a donkey. It whipped the whip and took a step forward without a plan in advance.

In this case, it is better to let Tan Zhen go to Shu.

The imperial court sent some technocrats with experience in water control to conduct a complete inspection of Huanghuai and Liu Yu, and come up with an appropriate plan to prepare for emergencies.

According to Liu Yu's custom, it can be called "Huanghuai Governance Committee", but of course it is impossible for the court to call it that.

Only in this way can we be more determined to abolish the canal in the future, and can let go of this matter once the "right time" comes.

Otherwise, when the time comes, we will be blinded and tortured, and we will not know the year of the monkey. Treating headaches and treating head and foot pains can never cure the Huanghuai Canal.

It just so happened that Tan Zhen was dissatisfied with the performance of his court, so he should be the one to write the memorial. He should also form a good relationship, who knows whether it will be used in the future.