Like a storm, the disease spread throughout Jinzhou, heading south and north, and extending to various cities. The epidemic was severe and spread rapidly.

They all had fever, cough, blood, and ineffective acupuncture and medicine, and the play was done soon.

When the possible sick person was about to enter Shanhaiguan, a major transportation town in north-south, the Shanhaiguan Guard, a young major named Li Fuwei, ordered the seal of the pass and not allowed people from the north to pass through. He was responsible for all the responsibility!

Shanhaiguan is a major road from south to north, and the transportation of personnel and goods is prosperous. Once the door is closed, the personnel outside the pass suddenly accumulate ten miles away!

Someone asked with a smile: "When is it now? Do we still need to stage a plot of Qing soldiers entering the pass?"

Everyone laughed and laughed at the officers and soldiers who were closed.

Li Fuwei's boss arrived in a hurry and asked Li Fuwei why he had no order to enclose the pass?

Li Fuwei said honestly: "Just just now, one of my military alumni came over and asked me to receive a message that there may be infectious diseases from the north, and human-to-human diseases. People from the north cannot be allowed to enter the pass and spread to the pass!"

The boss said angrily: "Do you know how much tax the country will lose every day when you close the city gate!"

Shanhaiguan is an important road, and goods passing through the north and south are paid here to pay taxes, and then leave Shanhaiguan and go to their destination.

"Human life is at stake. Life is more important than money, and life is more important than goods! This is what I said today!" Li Fuwei said authentically without giving up.

"Switch, otherwise I will remove you from your position!" The boss was furious.

"Retreat, don't regret it!" Li Fuwei said lazily.

"You!" The boss blushed.

Li Fuwei was young and successful. He heard that there were people in the court, so he dared to do things, but his boss was afraid to take action.

After all, Li Fuwei thought that his boss was still good at being a human being. He usually gave him face, he gave me face, and I also gave him face.

So Li Fuwei closed his fingers somewhere, and his boss picked up the telescope and looked at it, and his face suddenly changed.

Someone fell to the ground and kept slashing blood!

...

On the road to Nanjing, the rider whipped the horses, bells jingled, and horse hooves came to the ground. Passers-by saw that it was a postman, and hurriedly dodged - if he was hit by a postman, the national law stipulates that it would be a waste of collision, and who told you not to give in?

The postman went straight into the city gate, his speed was slightly reduced, and he drove straight to the Tongzhengsi outside the palace.

This run drove straight into the square outside the gate of Tongzhengsi. He suddenly slammed the horse and a long neighing. The man was immediately lifted down. Fortunately, several people in Tongzhengsi came out to pick up the man, knowing that he was a failure from other provinces.

The so-called difference means that senior officials of each province report to the court, and generally hand over the difference to deliver it. In fact, it is also a kind of post office difference.

He lifted him to the steps, took apart the package on his body, and looked at it as usual. It was a "consultation" issued by the Ministry of War. Then he opened it and saw the "subscription" outside the oil paper bag, and was shocked.

The red seal on the summons was handed over by Ge Mingzhen, left behind in Peking. The date of the prayer was the sixth day of November, but it was specially marked with the word "Which is done in the eight hundred miles, and the arrival of Beijing on the eleventh day of November is strictly limited to the arrival of Beijing on the eleventh day of November."

Eight hundred miles of speed up!

In ancient times, file transfer was relied on post stations. Generally, there was a post station every 20 miles. Once the official document that needed to be passed stated the word "Flying now", it must be delivered at a speed of 300 miles per day as required. If an emergency occurs, the transmission speed can reach 400 miles per day, 600 miles per day, and the fastest reaches 800 miles. When delivering emergency documents, each post station uses a fast horse. In this way, although it is not a thousand-mile horse, every horse runs desperately, and can also be delivered a thousand miles per day. "Eight Hundred Miles Exit" is specifically used to express information transmission in emergencies.

When you look at the time, it's just a little short of time. This difference is really hard

The distance from 2,800 miles from Peking to Nanjing is 5 days away, which is really OK!

They rescued the settlement and hurriedly sent the urgent note to the cabinet.

Not long after, all the cabinet masters entered the palace!

The emperor's grandson Zhu Heping was in power at this time. When he saw the memorial, Ge Mingzhen reported that a large-scale epidemic occurred north of Shanhaiguan in the north, and everyone was infected, and more than tens of thousands of people were infected. Fortunately, Shanhaiguan was blocked in time, and various passages, and patrol ships blocked the sea routes. There was no epidemic south of Shanhaiguan, but I don't know how much I could hold on, so I urgently asked the court to deal with it!

Ge Mingzhen was a famous minister of a generation. Tanhualang, who was in the 13th year of Chongzhen, was quite talented. Even he was helpless. What should he do?

Zhu Heping asked the cabinet officials for advice, and there were many different opinions. They were good at government affairs and military affairs, but they may not have any research on the epidemic situation.

After talking about it, Zhu Heping felt that no one had mentioned the key points. He thought about it, left the court and returned to the inner palace to meet his mother, the princess of the regent Zhu Zhenzhen.

Although Zhu Zhenzhen has the word "Superior State", she has almost ignored the government in recent years and only lived in the palace, mostly in the southeastern king's palace of Lion Shandong. Today, she happened to be in the palace.

"What's the matter with the emperor?" Zhu Zhenzhen saw that her son held a memorial in his hand, and knew that he was already very familiar with it, so he didn't need to ask her for advice easily. Now that he is like this, there must be problems.

So Zhu Heping gave Zhu Zhenzhen the memorial. After reading it, she smiled slightly. The palace maid brought a bunch of keys and took her son into the inner room. It was not luxurious inside. There were more than a dozen boxes along the wall. She opened one of them and took out a book. The cover said: "The Book of Heaven on the Cave Sky Volume 8".

Zhu Heping opened the book and saw that it was written by Zhu Zhenzhen himself. After a moment of looking, he couldn't help but breathing worsened. This was a medical book I had never seen before, written by his mother!

What is the virus, bacteria, cells, blood type, electron microscope, X-ray machine, vaccine, antibiotics written...

He was extremely shocked, and he said in a trembling voice: "This is a heavenly book!"

"Yes, the heavenly book brought by your father from heaven!" Zhu Zhenzhen said lightly.

"There is volume 8, are there any other volumes?" Zhu Heping asked eagerly.

"Of course there is, you can watch it here, you can't take it out!" Zhu Zhenzhen said.

Zhu Heping was fascinated by reading various books and almost forgot about his business.

Zhu Zhenzhen reminded him that he copied a paragraph from "The Book of Heaven on the Sky, Volume 8", and after leaving his mother's bedroom, he copied it again. He sent him to Peking for 800 miles in a hurry, and Ge Mingzhen was appointed as the imperial minister of epidemic prevention and control, and followed the implementation.

Ge Mingzhen was very capable. He had no choice but to know how to do it. Now he took medicine according to the prescription and implemented it according to the imperial decree. He controlled water and land transportation to prevent the spread of the plague, sent troops to isolate people in various epidemic areas, mobilized a large number of doctors and nurses in the pass to the customs, etc.

Also, a large number of masks were prepared, and everyone was strictly required to wear them.

Every day, each district sends search teams to check the epidemic from house to house. Once someone is found to be infected, they will be sent to the epidemic prevention hospital immediately. Their houses are disinfected with sulfur and lime.

Establish an isolation camp, and the families and contacts of patients with epidemics during the shelter, as well as suspected cases of coughing and other symptoms, the doctor will check every day. If the body temperature is normal for 7 consecutive days, the quarantine will be lifted.

...

Effective measures were taken, and originally died almost every day, but one month later, the death record was zero.

Many days later, the martial law was lifted and the society was declared back to normal.

Because of its powerful means, not many people die.

A major public safety incident in the Ming Dynasty was resolved. The Book of Heaven on the Cave Sky left a deep impression on Zhu Heping. He was surprised to think: "Is the Father really the reincarnation of the gods in the sky?"
Chapter completed!