Chen Mu couldn't wait for a better rocket, so he could only let the Qi Jimei fleet of Li Xi, a subordinate of Yin Zhengmao, be a guinea pig, and see the results after the trial.

In fact, the northern route from the Ming Dynasty to North Asia Melica is no longer wilderness, at least there are still a few people. For example, there must be a small 100-household office within a thousand miles of the coast. Although this 100-household office may be insufficient, the flag army is hungry, and the flag army itself may have never been to the Ming Dynasty where it serves.

For example, Magui established a ten-island Thousand Household Office in the Hei Shui Martial Islands. There were 100 houses, military camps and flag troops on the ten slightly larger islands. However, except for the 100 houses and general flag officials who were appointed by the Ming Dynasty, all the flag troops were local Hei Shui Martial Jurchens, and few of them could speak Chinese. But they all knew that as long as the imperial ship came, they would take out walrus meat from the igloo and cook it.

In return, each ship passing there will leave some spices, and if there is no spice, you will give out something else, such as a few pieces of cotton, five kilograms of gunpowder, three swords, two helmets, a royal flag or a small decoration, and even giving people a few Chinese names is rewarded.

Of course, the best thing for the local area is books. No matter whether it is a storytelling book or the Four Books and Five Classics, people who cross the sea will bring many books to waste time. Because the customs has very strict requirements on books going to sea, the types of books they can bring out are strictly divided, most of which are traditional enlightenment books, heroic stories printed in Southeast Asia, myths or Taoist Buddhist scriptures circulating in the Central Plains. All functional books are not allowed to be taken out even if they are taught how to farm.

But this is still a great gift.

Xu Jue's letter was nothing important, it was just a relationship with Chen Mu and telling what he saw and heard during this trip to the south.

After the martial arts lecture hall and the lecture hall appeared one after another, the gentry who was in pain in the middle of the country could no longer sit still.

The gentry of this era is different from the gentry of the Republic of China. The first thing to do is culture. After all, intellectuals moved into cities during the Republic of China, resulting in a sharp decrease in local grassroots intellectuals, but this will be different.

Gentlemen usually say it together.

A person is educated and has been studying hard for ten years and becoming a scholar from thousands of miles away. He is a normal scholar. The worst one is probably a child. This is the most important thing. A scholar has gone through the career of the officialdom and becomes an official. After decades, he has not been dug out of his ancestral graves by his fellow villagers. He has barely done his job in the officialdom. He retires and returns to his hometown, and is well-known and respected in the village, and becomes a gentleman.

Some people have nothing to do after becoming gentry, and they are old. They have fields, leisure and clans. One thing most of them can do is to build social schools so that the clans and children from the same hometown can receive a good education, so that they can change their destiny in the future, and become the best.

Another group of people have something to do after becoming gentlemen, they are good at being teachers, and they are running around the world to teach and spread their ideas.

But in the past two years, the form has changed. The majority of gentry found that there was no martial arts lecture hall. The lecture hall was very good. People taught hundreds of people a year. How famous is that? Well, in fact, the lecture hall was added by Sailors. In fact, the lecture hall was subconsciously added to the lecture hall. In fact, the lecture hall was not very good at the lecture hall. Although it belongs to a system, its influence is obviously not as good as the Songjiang lecture hall of Ge Lao Xu.

Although there were only three students from the first class of the Literature Academy for the Literature Academy for the imperial examination this year, Xu Ge Lao originally thought that more than 200 students would not be able to account for 100 Jinshi, but in the end, only three of them were students who studied hard at home for ten years before entering the Literature Academy. But that was because of the subject-oriented subjects. In fact, the students from the Literature Academy were all pretty good at taking the exam.

Now the Lecture Academy has added the compulsory Taige style writing and strategy theory courses in six subjects. Mr. Xu has put in a lot of effort to compete for the imperial examination and the Jinshi rate.

The result of this is that a large number of colleges and colleges in the two capitals, eleven and three provinces sprung up like mushrooms after a rain. Most of the colleges run by the gentry are the same as those of the lecture schools. Most of them are joined by local gentry and are named after the government. However, some gentry's talents are not in the imperial examinations, especially some believers who believe in the "day use of the people is the way", and a large number of knowledgeable gentry devoted themselves to the cause of learning first and then teaching.

For example, the gentry who loves to visit the kilns jointly established the Yangzhou Prefecture Academy with the tycoons of Yangzhou. The gentry who have been in constant slack serves as teachers, teaches poetry, songs, music, music, chess, calligraphy, painting, and various instrumental dances, directly providing advanced learning channels for girls under the mothers of thin horses.

Some people set up Suzhou Prefecture Craftsmen's Court and hired great craftsmen. Some taught iron smelting, some taught jewelry making, pottery making, and even invited famous teachers to build houses, which was laughed at by people at that time.

In short, it was a mess, and everyone learned to set subjects in the form of a lecture school. During the semester, some were good and some were bad. There were both free teaching and those who were fully dedicated or enjoyed by it, and some were extremely high fees and were not at all adjusted.

Of course, it is more average, neither good nor bad. Chen Mu is more optimistic about these academies.

But he didn't care much about this.

The earliest junior college in Chinese history was founded by Emperor Ling of Han in the first year of Guanghe in the Eastern Han Dynasty. It was named Hongdumen School. It offers art courses such as verses, letters, calligraphy, and painting. It includes all children of ordinary people, including the state, county, and three ministers.

Without the ideological liberation of the late Eastern Han Dynasty, there would be no strong, profound, generous and sad Jian'an style.

These old-fashioned Ming hats were there.

The gentry had a good job, so don’t bother them to do well or not. Chen Mu knew that the waves would wash away the sand sooner or later, leaving a few real money.

Chen Mu, who was able to integrate personal struggles into and promote the historical process, sat under the shade of the Beiyang Military Office schoolyard holding letters, only felt that his vanity was greatly satisfied.

However, what he cared more about was that the two things mentioned in the last paragraph of Xu Jue's letter were not in the Thirteen Provinces, but in Beijing.

For these days, the court held court every day. Although the emperor did not take charge of the government, he went to court every day. Empress Dowager Li had no objection to this, which caused an uproar among the court officials.

Because Zhang Juzheng used to consider that the emperor needed to pay attention to his studies, he set the rules to attend court on three, six and nine every month, that is, he only attended court for three days and gave lectures for seven days. Now he went to court in person every day, and tried to issue orders during court discussions, and gave a gift to Yameliga this precious sword, which was a great experience.

Fortunately, the emperor did not make any extraordinary decisions. The government was not a decision in court anyway. Wu Yangyang was all human, so what could he decide?

The real decisions were made at noon by the cabinet and the Silijian.

For this reason, Zhang Ju wrote a letter in the mourning hall to urge the emperor to study. Empress Dowager Li wrote a special reply to explain that the emperor did not delay his studies and that it would be no harm to increase the number of times he went to court.

In fact, the emperor is getting angry with Empress Dowager Li recently.

The Empress Dowager didn't mind the emperor attending court every day, but he couldn't leave the Japanese lectures. The time was arranged from the afternoon to two hours after the sun set. The little emperor had no complaints about this, but he showed great resistance. The disputed things had nothing to do with the Japanese lectures.

What is the emperor fighting for?

What Wanli fought for was that in the court ritual system, two sets of clothes were added to the emperor, one set of bright yellow sun and moon military uniforms, and the other set of the general officers had a full set of emperor armor. This was simply a ridiculous act of Emperor Wuzong.

However, Xiao Wanli has his own set of theories. Although he did not understand the empress dowager, he still fought in his own way: there is no new clothes, no Japanese talk!

Even if I spend the same time reading books secretly in the secret room every day, I don’t have any daily lectures!

In fact, what the Empress Dowager cares about is not that the emperor wants to add two new clothes to herself.
Chapter completed!