The Princess of Northern Land

Lin Ziyin felt funny and angry when he saw someone looking so happy. Perhaps it was because of the lack of love in his childhood. After getting married, Chu Suifeng not only liked to stick to him, but also sometimes deliberately showed a very childish side. .

However, Lin Ziyin didn't dislike this kind of performance, and just regarded it as a little fun between husband and wife.

"I said I beat Concubine Lin. Are you not afraid that I will cause trouble for you?" Lin Ziyin had to raise his voice in order to remind the proud man.

"Huh, he's just a clown. If Lin Haisheng dares to be disrespectful to the princess again, I don't mind letting him stay in the North forever." Chu Suifeng hugged her and said fiercely. The first half of the sentence was still serious, but after a while it became less serious, "Princess, you are very discerning, and not everyone can mess with the husband you find."

Seeing his stinky fart, Lin Ziyin couldn't help laughing, "Sleep."

Prince Ling still has to listen to his wife's words.

Next, he honestly fell asleep holding Lin Ziyin in his arms.

After dawn, Chu Suifeng got up, ate breakfast in a hurry and left. Lin Ziyin woke up later. The advantage of not having elders in the house is that she can stay up late, which she is very satisfied with, because she doesn't like to get up too early in winter.

The weather outside is still very cold in winter.

"Is it snowing outside again?" Lin Ziyin looked at it and it seemed brighter than usual, so he asked while putting on his clothes.

"It's snowing. It started snowing in the middle of the night, but the snowflakes aren't too big." Qiaoer quickly raised the bed curtains.

"I'm afraid there will be heavy snow in the afternoon." Lin Ziyin walked to the window and opened the bed curtain and said. The snow outside is indeed not big, it can only be regarded as sporadic light snow. In ancient times, this was very bad. Without weather forecast, everyone could only guess the weather conditions based on experience, which was not good at all for planting crops.

No, we have to find an opportunity to have a good talk with Situ Gong or Mei Hanqing. It would be best to set up a climate course in the academy. Of course, there is a difference between climatology and modern weather forecasting, but as long as students can be as dedicated as modern Professor Zhu Kezhen, observing every plant and tree in nature every day, and leaving records, I believe it will be of great benefit to farming and going to sea. s help.

"There is a lot of snow in Fengcheng in winter. Just a few days after the sun came out, it started to snow again. Fortunately, there are fire walls and heated Kangs now. Otherwise, we wouldn't know how cold it would be." Qiao'er is also afraid of the cold. He has lived in the capital of Da Qin since he was born. Although it can snow in Daqin in winter, it is much warmer than here, and it snows less often in a year. Unlike Fengcheng, it is almost difficult to see the sun in winter.

"Only the people in Fengcheng are living a better life, but the people in other cities in the North are not living as they wish. When everyone grows rice and corn next year, life will gradually get better." Lin Ziyin sighed while looking at the snowflakes outside the window.

"Princess, the life of the fishermen near the sea has also gotten better. Whether they are salt farmers or fishermen, every family will not lack food or clothing. In such cold weather, they can still stay at home in the cold weather. Is there anything you're not satisfied with?" Hongying said while placing the food on the table.

"Although we say we rely on mountains and water to eat, I think people who live near the sea can't just rely on finding food from the sea. It would be best if they could plant crops a little further away from the sea." Lin Ziyin said.

"I heard that crops cannot grow on the land by the sea." Luluo interjected.

Aunt Lu and Aunt Qin are older and have more experience. They know more about the situation at the seaside than a few girls. “It’s true that we can’t grow crops, so those fishermen have to exchange things from the sea for food.” .”