Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

Uncle, I am adding some useless functions again!

Wen Mang was disdainful. Station 13 was a good thing, but it was hard for his uncle to tell him.

There are so many fancy activities all day long that I don’t even know what they mean!

He casually clicked two items on the submenu to redeem, and Wen Mang, who had obsessive-compulsive disorder, was satisfied when the red dots disappeared:

The first priority is to confirm whether the other party is a liar!

He took a taxi to the address given by the caller. After passing through the reassuring gate of Sichuan University, Wen Mang found his destination in this school after guessing and asking:

Archeology Teaching Experiment Center of Sichuan University.

"Hello Qin Shihuang, just call me Dongfang Ye." Standing in front of Wen Mang, Dongfang Ye was elegant and capable, and looked more like a student here.

She shook hands with Wen Mang and said with a smile, "How about it? It doesn't look like a pyramid scheme here, does it?"

Wen Mang blushed and said sheepishly, "I was too wary before."

"It's a good thing to be more vigilant." Dongfang Ye said meaningfully.

"My colleague showed me these photos before." Dongfang Ye handed them over, and Wen Mang saw at a glance that these were the photos he had posted on Station 13.

"From the color point of view, this is very similar to the color of real gold."

Speaking of professional knowledge, Dongfang Ye talked eloquently, and at the same time, he took out several other photos of gold horseshoes and gold baht:

"This is a photo provided by the Shaanxi Museum. Comparing the craftsmanship with your photo, the two details are consistent. They may be from the same batch of money models."

Wen Mang's eyes were opened, and for the first time he felt the horror of professionalism. Where Dongfang Ye pointed, he could only see a mosaic.

"Therefore, if possible, I would like to ask Mr. Wen Mang to send these things over so that we can conduct a process appraisal and date them."

You are not short of money, you have the final say, and Wen Mang can do whatever he wants.

Wen Mang is not a novice either. Horse hoof gold and gold baht are often used as funerary objects because they are relatively valuable.

Therefore, many cultural relics have been found in Han tombs, and they are not prohibited collections of cultural relics.

When leaving, Dongfang Ye saw Wen Mang out, and the students he met along the way respectfully shouted "Hello, Professor Dongfang."

"Save my mobile phone number." Dongfang Ye flipped up his short lop-eared hair and said, "If you have any questions in the future, you can contact me at any time."

"By the way." Dongfang Ye said unintentionally, "I see you got a copybook of Zhuge Liang online?"

"That's a fake." Wen Mang couldn't laugh or cry: If the book "Glory Belongs to the People" comes from Zhuge Liang, then it can be true that Xiao He chased Han Xin under the moon.

Isn't that nonsense?

"Oh." Dongfang Ye nodded: "If you have a chance, you can show it to me. The imitation handwriting has one-third of the charm of the original."

Strange professor, Wen Mang thought to himself.

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Public Security County.

Sun Qian knelt and sat upright in the side hall, meticulous.

Jian Yong and Mi Zhu were whispering at the side, both of them were confused that the light curtain had ended.

Lord, why haven't they dispersed yet? Instead, they are planning to lay down on the ground here?

"There must be another reason!" Jian Yong was sure.

Looking around, whether it was General Zilong or the Lord, they all had smiles in their eyes when they looked at me.

When I and others were shocked when they saw the light curtain for the first time, the lord and others also laughed like this!

same!

Without waiting too long, the light curtain slowly unfolded again.

Do you still want to see me lose my temper? Jian Yong was disdainful.

"Kong Ming's copybook actually entered the light curtain!" This was the voice of Jian Yong losing his composure.

Zhang Fei picked his ears with his little finger: "Doctor Jian, your demeanor! Pay attention to the demeanor of a scholar. Isn't it just that the copybook entered the light curtain? Make a fuss."

I haven’t mentioned that the wine I sent also entered the light curtain! Zhang Fei was disdainful.

Everyone looked attentively:

[Thanks to my friends for the tip! It can be said that this Kong Ming’s copybook fits the video very well. It makes me laugh to death.

In addition, I checked that the paper used in this is leather paper. This thing is not cheap. Thank you very much. I will definitely put a lot of effort into the next video! . 】

[This copybook is hilarious +1. Also, a question from the front row: What is vellum?

This fan of this post can be said to be a true fan. If I am not mistaken about this paper, it should be Linqu vellum, right? Nowadays, a roll of leather paper purchased online costs more than 300.

It's Zuo Bo's paper during the Three Kingdoms period. Zuo Bo improved papermaking by adding mulberry bark to the papermaking raw materials, and made a lot of money... But in fact, he was a calligrapher.

Not doing your job properly and then spreading your name through the ages makes me laugh to death.

However, I still have to be timid to complete the last piece of the puzzle for papermaking. Movable type printing is the best partner for papermaking!

I didn't expect that there could be a difference of four hundred years between woodblock printing and movable type printing. It was obviously just one step.

Hey, there is no way. In ancient times, technological inventions were not valued. The only coward who encouraged inventions was beaten until he screamed.

Even if the Song Dynasty was beaten, the number of inventions was still lower than that of all other dynasties, with a full 38 points of scientific and technological progress.

I’m late to ask: aren’t we talking about vellum? 】

Kong Ming carefully copied every word he saw on the light screen while showing a smile of success.

snort! You won't let me ask directly, right? Don’t I still know how to make innuendoes? You can use your brain to get a glimpse of the leopard, just use your brain!

But can Uncle Zuo be famous throughout the ages? And not because of calligraphy, just because of improved papermaking...

Kong Ming was thoughtful while copying: It seems that later generations attached great importance to craftsmanship.

Could it be that their mobile territory was also made by craftsmen? Using ordinary people's methods to get close to ghosts and gods... Yueying must be very interested, right?

Zhang Fei counted on his fingers and said:

"Jin, the Sixteen Kingdoms, the Tang Dynasty, the Song Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty, the Manchu and Qing Dynasties, and yes, there are also the dynasties without emperors that the descendants of later generations live in."

"Third brother, what are you thinking about?" Liu Bei asked.

"Brother." Zhang Fei said seriously: "This light screen alone has revealed seven dynasties to us, not even counting those that the light screen has not revealed."

"We are separated from our descendants by 1,700 years. Doesn't it mean that in these 1,700 years, each dynasty only lasts for more than 200 years?"

Kong Ming also joined in and shook his head:

"It will definitely not be so balanced, but even according to Yide's calculation, the land of China will suffer wars and displacements due to dynasty changes every two hundred years or so. Calculating like this..."

The Han Dynasty could despise them on this point, although not many, but the old Liu family had experienced at least four hundred years, far more than the two hundred.

"Later generations are so powerful, and they admire technology so much. Could it be that the secret of a strong country lies in this technology?" Jian Yong couldn't help but ask.

But Mi Zhu immediately objected:

"Brother Xianhe, but the barrage also said that the so-called 'technological progress' of the Song Dynasty was the highest in history, but it was still beaten and howling, which shows that this technology may not be the right answer."

It was Kong Ming who pressed all discussions:

"It's too early to discuss these things. Today we will discuss the paper and the printing technique first."

Scientific and technological progress points are calculated by someone counting the number of scientific and technological innovations that occurred in ancient history. Excluding the Shang, Zhou, Qin and Han Dynasties, there were 26 progress points in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, 19 in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, 38 in the Song Dynasty, 18 in the Ming Dynasty, and 4 in the Qing Dynasty.