After returning to the inn where they lived, DeGranzi explained his thought changes to his friends.
Among them, the one that has the greatest influence on DeGranzi is naturally food.
"Our original place..." DeGranzi chuckled softly, "Do you know that just such a Lifang is the place where we live now, how many beans and wheat, various pigs and sheep, chickens, ducks, fish, etc. that the Lifang eats in a month?"
The friends all shook their heads.
Most people in the snowy areas don’t have much thoughts, and they just live a lot. After all, people like De Granchy are still a minority.
DeGranzi said: "After that, our tribe, the grass, barley, and cattle and sheep that are slaughtered every year... The amount of a whole year is not enough for a lifang here for a month! A whole year, a month! I have to find out the gap here, otherwise... so I can't go back, I have to study here... When I learn and understand, I will go back and take all the things I have learned... Go back to our hometown, so that our hometown can one day be like this here! Become the next... Chang'an...
"Prince..." The friends who were not very conscious of the number were also stunned by DeGranzi's words. After a while, they came to their senses and fell in front of DeGranzi, "But... we can't bear to part with you..."
DeGranzi helped them up again, "Don't be sad, leave, and part, for the next meeting... We should be happy because we have found a bright and glorious path... Also, don't call me a prince. From now on, there are no princes of the DeG tribe, only... Well, the Han people call those who teach knowledge masters, so you call me... call me "guru"! From today on, I will become a "guru" for our snow area, not just one of our tribes, but the entire snow area! Become a "guru" who brings knowledge to the light with us!"
"prince……"
DeGranzi frowned, "Everyone said, there is no prince now!"
"Master...Master..." The friends changed their words.
DeGranzi nodded and said, "By the way, you should call me that after you go back. We are no longer people from the DeG tribe, but the master who conveys light to the snow area and leads everyone in the snow area to happiness!"
『I...we are also "guru"?!"
DeGranzi nodded and said, "Of course! Ordinary masters are just imparting knowledge. We not only impart knowledge, but also bring our people to a brighter and better and happier future. Isn't this a step further than the master? Of course, it's a master, I am a master, and you are also a master!"
DeGranzi stood up, went to the friends, and gently stroked his palms over their heads one by one, "I once took you through the snowy area, across the mountains, crossing the rivers, seeing wind and snow, and seeing life and death... Now I will pass on this courage to you, and let Gods in the five directions bless you so that you can walk through the mountains and rivers safely again, without fear of the cold, without fear of life and death... Until the day when the light comes!"
"Master!"
This time the voice was not only neat, but also full of power...
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Other people's affairs are stories.
Other people's excitement is also theirs.
Only you will know your own affairs, your own joys, anger, sorrows, and happiness.
When Wei Kang was released from the woodshed and saw his father after taking a bath, the resentment that had been full of Wei Kang suddenly disappeared. Because he found that his father seemed to have suddenly become aged in his teenage years, and his energy and spirit seemed to have been instantly drained by some monster.
"Father...Master Father..." Wei Kang shouted tentatively.
Wei Duan almost collapsed on the ground, without the majesty he had before, nor any external image. He looked at Wei Kang with a little dull look, and seemed to look into the distance through Wei Kang, "Now... you should be satisfied... you haven't retired... I've retired...
"Ah?!" Wei Kang opened his mouth wide and his eyes widened. When he came out of the woodshed, he thought he had won the victory in the end, just like every time he was punished when he was a child, the matter was over. He accepted the "punishment" of the woodshed, so he now means he can "start again", but he didn't expect that when he came out, he saw the scene in front of him.
『Sir, daddy! Boy, kid…』
Wei Kang wanted to pounce on him, but Wei Duan reached out and pushed him away.
"Stay away from me..." Wei Duan stood up staggeringly, "Now you can do what you want to do. I can't control you for my father, and I won't care about you in the future..."
"My father..." Wei Kang felt confused, as if the long-awaited result of being out of his father's jurisdiction and becoming independent was actually in his hands, but he did not make him happy, but felt fear.
An inexplicable fear.
"This...what is going on?" Wei Kang asked the manager in the hall, "What happened?"
"Return to the young man... Many people in the law court impeached the master..." The manager lowered his head and said, "It is said that the master indulged his children, ignored the king's laws, and used public instruments for private use, etc., a total of 15 charges... The master submitted a statement to defend himself, and then asked for a letter to retire..."
"Why is this happening?!" Wei Kang's muscles twitched, "How could this happen?"
Wei Kang really doesn't know why this happened?
No, he knows.
He just didn't want to accept such a thing.
But not everything in the world can be taken when he wants it, and can be taken when he doesn't want it...
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『Modern text...Ancient text...』
In the Hundred Clinics, Sima Hui sat in front of Zheng Xuan's bed and breathed slowly.
The medicine smell in the room was very strong, but Sima Hui didn't care at all.
In order to visit Zheng Xuan, Sima Hui also took a shower and changed into clean clothes...
Of course, these are all regulations of the 100 clinics, and it is said that they are also derived from the guidance of the cavalry.
Zheng Xuan improved slightly during this period, but when Sima Hui came, Zheng Xuan fell into a coma again.
Sima Hui looked at Zheng Xuan without any intention of waking him up, but just muttered softly, as if he was saying to Zheng Xuan, or as if he was just saying to himself, "Mr. Zheng, Taoism has taught the true scriptures, and what about us? Our scriptures...hehe..."
Once upon a time, Sima Hui believed that Zheng Xuan was a greedy thief, a wicked man who destroyed ancient scriptures, a traitor, and a gravedigger who destroyed ancient scriptures.
Modern and ancient Chinese have experienced ups and downs.
Zheng Xuan was still in a coma, but Sima Hui did not mean to argue with Zheng Xuan. Instead, after sighing for a moment, he slowly said: "Actually, I know that this ancient scripture... may not be... the true scripture... the ancient scripture, the modern scripture, haha, they all say that they are real, but in fact... haha... "
The source of the scriptures in the present text is Fu Sheng.
But it's not Fu Sheng...
According to rumors, Fu Sheng had been a doctoral officer in the Qin Dynasty and secretly hid a set of "Shangshu" at home. When Qin Shihuang burned books and buried scholars, all other folk books were destroyed, and Fu Sheng hid the "Shangshu" at home in the wall. Until the establishment of the Han Dynasty, Fu Sheng took out the books hidden in the wall, sorted out 28 "Shangshu" and began to teach disciples to preach.
After Emperor Wen of Han ascended the throne, he heard that Fu Sheng was teaching the "Shangshu" among the people, so he sent the doctor Chao Cuo to find Fu Sheng, compiled and compiled 28 articles of "Shangshu" controlled by Fu Sheng, and added another article of "Tai Oath" found among the people, and unified it into 29 articles of "Shangshu" and was published and published by the Han Dynasty.
If this is "Wengong", then whose "Wengong" is it?
Chao Cuo?
Or is it from Emperor Wen of Han?
So why did Chao Cuo or Emperor Wen of Han want this "Wengong"?
"The Fu Gong collected the books in the wall, and the descendants of the Kong family also collected the books in the wall..." Sima Hui said with a smile, "Okay, Mr. Zheng, do you think this is a coincidence? Haha... Can the books be collected only in the wall?"
"King Gong of Lu...hehe, King of Lu..." Sima Hui smiled but said nothing.
King Gong of Lu Liu Yu wanted to expand the palace and forcibly seized the Kong family's homestead. After demolishing Confucius' old house, he found 39 "Yi Li" and 16 "Shangshu" in his walls. Later, Confucius' descendant Kong Anguo took out these ancient books and presented them to the court.
The "Shangshu" found in Kong Wall became the origin of ancient scriptures.
If it is normal to find the "more accurate", "more real" and "more credible" version, should the content of the classics be updated? But in fact, it is not.
The "Ancient Literature Book" presented by Kong Anguo was not valued. At that time, the court had already established the "Five Classics Doctors", and the doctoral officers in the "Shangshu" were based on the "Modern Literature" passed down by Fu Sheng. It is said that these doctoral officers did not understand "Ancient Literature", so they had no motivation to change the knowledge content they were in charge. Without the support of the court, these "Ancient Literature Book" gradually disappeared.
"I... I was very angry before, thinking that it was these incompetent people who were incompetent, which led to the inability to improve ancient classics..." Sima Hui smiled and gently patted Mr. Zheng's edge of the bed, "including hatred for you... Mr. Zheng, at that time, I really felt disgusted when I mentioned your name... Now, I think about it, it's really...
"Silly..." Sima Hui pointed at himself, "I'm stupid... Are you stupid? I don't know very well, but... I will only tell you this today..."
Zheng Xuan seemed to be still sleeping without any reaction.
『Mr. Zheng…』 Sima Hui sighed, 『I can say that…I have been fighting for the modern and ancient texts for a lifetime, but I didn’t expect that I only realized now…haha, fake… are all fake…』
『What about the current text, fake, ancient text, fake...』 Sima Hui shook his head and said, 『You said, for a fake, I spent my whole life on this... No wonder the cavalry kept saying that we wanted to "respectfully" again. Actually... haha, the cavalry had known this long ago, right?"
『This matter is too big... So the cavalry dare not say it clearly, right?" Sima Yi shook his head, 『Actually, I dare not, nor do I dare... If this is really said... Haha, I'm afraid it's not a big chaos in the world? The cavalry wants us to "seriously and properly explain", which is really hard work. What is "seriously and properly explain"? How can it be considered a "seriously and properly explain"? Do you have to think about it carefully and think about it carefully? So the cavalry needs us to think about it more importantly... Think more, I think about it carefully, and you also think about it carefully, and they must think about it carefully... Not all scriptures are scriptures, not all annotations are comments... Not all the true scriptures... are true...
"Caughter..." Sima Hui sighed, "It's really worthy of being a cavalry..."
When Sima Hui said this, he paused, then raised his head, as if he was thinking about something, and after a long time, he shook his head and sighed.
"Of course... the books I saw a few days ago may not be true..." Sima Hui said softly, "But... I think...
"The classics of "Xinwen Jing were sent by Emperor Xiaowen to find Fusheng..." Sima Hui twisted his beard slightly and said, "There must be something strange about this... Who is Emperor Xiaowen? He... He... Hehe, the affairs of the Tian family are really..."
In the early Western Han Dynasty, the founding heroes of the Western Han Dynasty not only received high titles and generous salaries, but many were able to enter the court to hold important positions, so that almost all senior officials of the central court and important officials of local princes were firmly controlled by the meritorious groups. It was not until the reign of Emperor Wen of Han that this situation began to reverse, and how could Emperor Wen of Han who did this matter be a good person?
During the reign of the Han Gao Hou Lu Zhi, the people of the Lu clan took the opportunity to control the military and political power, and were in full swing. After Lu Zhi's death, Zhou Bo, Chen Ping and others launched the "Rebellion of the Lu clan", completely killing the Lu clan group, and abolished Liu Hong, the young emperor of the Western Han Dynasty established by Empress Lu, and turned to the Emperor of Dai Liu Heng as the emperor, namely Emperor Wen of Han.
Liu Heng was far away in Dai Kingdom at that time and could not know the true situation of the "Zhulu Rebellion" in Chang'an City, so when he learned that the ministers were going to welcome him, he did not dare to go. Although he finally decided to enter the capital at the suggestion of Lieutenant Song Chang and others, he was always on the verge of step by step and was extremely cautious, and even sent his uncles Bo Zhao and Song Chang to Chang'an to investigate the situation.
Although Liu Heng's journey to Beijing was smooth, before he entered the palace, he not only sent Liu Xingju to completely clean up the palace, but also sent his confidant Song Chang and Zhang Wu to take control of the palace guards, so he felt a little relieved.
In order to firmly hold the throne, Emperor Wen of Han even killed the four sons born to him and the Lü family...
Of course, in the history books, I just wrote a simple sentence, "When Xiaowen was in the era, there were three men, and Empress Dowager Dou was lucky, and died first and last, and the three sons died even later, so Xiaojing was established."
As for this "front and back", well, it is not the front and back of front and back of front, but the front and queen, and there is not even a single surname.
Do you really have no last name?
After all, Emperor Xiaowen was in Dai State before, so it was possible that he married a Hu man without a surname?
Or someone else?
If the princes of the Western Han Dynasty wanted to enthrone the queen and crown prince, according to the laws of the court, they had to write to the central government of the Han Dynasty before they could obtain approval from the central government, and finally accepted the enthronement of the central government and become formal queens or crown princess.
Before Emperor Xiaowen was promoted, he was the King of Dai, so his queen naturally had to be enthroned by the court. Will the Han court enthroned a Hu man or someone who did not even have a surname as the queen?
Therefore, it must be because of some reason that his surname was deliberately omitted in history books...
There is often only one truth.
It turns out that this queen should have the surname "Lu".
In order to completely settle the throne and draw a clear line with the "Lu" clan, Emperor Xiaowen may have sent someone himself, or made acquiesce, or pretended not to know, but he was "dead before and after, and his third son died even more." As for how he died, he must have died of illness, but died "naturally".
Only then did Chen Ping, Zhou Bo and others feel relieved.
Perhaps it was this "vote to vote" that made Emperor Xiaowen extremely afraid of Zhou Bo, Chen Ping and other meritorious groups, or perhaps this was an important reason why Zhou Bo, Chen Ping and others had made great contributions but did not receive reuse.
Originally, the "Lu" family's foreign relatives group was suppressed, killed and killed, and supported the old ministers and meritorious factions, but Emperor Xiaowen did not dare to use it, so Emperor Xiaowen could only turn to enfeoff other kings and marquises of different surnames, and use poor scholars to balance the power in the court. This again laid the root of the "Seven Kingdoms Rebellion".
With the strong support of Emperor Xiaowen, Jia Yi and other poor talents were promoted and became his pioneers. At Jia Yi's suggestion, Emperor Xiaowen followed the flow and ordered all the marquis to leave Chang'an and return to his fiefdom, and took the opportunity to dismiss Zhou Bo's position as prime minister and invade the authority of the noble class.
If you want to support it, you can’t support it for no reason?
So Jia Yi, Chao Cuo and others were promoted because of various "literary achievements".
Will this make those old nobles who have "make great contributions" willing?
Obviously, it is not possible.
Although Jia Yi's proposal was exactly what Emperor Xiaowen thought, it also led to a complete intensification of the conflict with the Meritorious Group.
Just when Emperor Wen of Han was preparing to further reuse Jia Yi and promote him to serve as the nephew of a nobleman, conflicts broke out between the two sides. Zhou Bo, Marquis of Jiang, Guan Ying, Marquis of Yingyin, Zhang Xiangru, Marquis of Dongyang and others joined forces to force the palace, which eventually led to Jia Yi being demoted to Changsha. It was not until three years later, with Guan Ying's death, Zhou Bo was unable to return to Chang'an after he did not care about political affairs.
"Jia, Chao and others lost their power and position and became more and more..." Sima Hui said softly, "Are you a literati? Isn't this a disciple of old officials... just a matter of reason? It is certainly for the sake of Emperor Xiaowen, but... haha, this is also to make Emperor Xiaowen completely lonely... This strategy is not unpleasant...
"The articles in the text of the world are all for killing and attacking." Sima Hui said, "As for the so-called Fusheng, they are even more carefully selected people. First, Fusheng is old and cannot be said, and second, Fusheng has no children! Therefore, I thought that the text of the world was a false writing, not a true scripture... But now I look at it again, this ancient text of the world... Haha, I think it is also fake..."
When Sima Hui remembered this, he smiled bitterly and sighed... Because Sima Hui had always believed that the Confucianism of the Modern Literature was a product constructed by Emperor Xiaowen, Jia Yi and Chao Cuo, and was to enhance his own status and social discourse power and compete for authority with the old nobles, Sima Hui felt that the Confucianism of the Modern Literature was real and good.
After all, Chao Cuo found a young Fu Sheng who had no descendants, and was the elderly Fu Sheng. No one could hear Fu Sheng's words clearly. It was his daughter who could only repost Chao Cuo's records. At first, it seemed that there was nothing wrong, but after careful consideration...
For example, it is like shit-flavored curry or curry-flavored shit?
Sima Hui hated Zheng Xuan before because Zheng Xuan had clearly passed on ancient scriptures and turned around and went to eat shit!
Chapter completed!