"Li Lang, what are you talking about?"

Princess Yongmu was blow-drying the girl's hair. The girl had recovered from her illness and had taken a bath. Her hair was wet.

The girl doll still had the wave candy in her hand. She just licked it and couldn't bear to eat it.

"Improving people's literacy, in other words, is called professional literacy. You see, when I was a doctor, I never said that I would treat patients the same way as I did."

In fact, what Li Yi really wanted to say was not this, but the spirit of struggle.

Fifty percent of the scholars in the Tang Dynasty were required to have swords, and the people of the Tang Dynasty were allowed to have bows and arrows.

The restrictions are on crossbows and armor. Common people are not allowed to have crossbows and must wear full armor.

As for swords, knives and cloth armor, whatever.

How should I put it? In the white-skinned country of America in Li Yi's era, their guns theoretically did not allow for continuous fire.

But in actual operation, there are automatic bursts and manual bursts, so people just change the gun.

Prove that country is democratic and free.

According to the rules of weapons in the Tang Dynasty, bows, knives, and cloth armor were more freely used than those in that place.

But I didn’t say that I would shoot others with my bow when someone was fine, because I still received traditional education.

Therefore, whether a country is civilized or not does not depend on how much force and money it has, nor does it include technology and productivity.

Civilization is a belief. Christianity, Protestantism, Islam, and Buddhism outside are all beliefs, but they have nothing to do with civilization.

These beliefs are exclusive. If you don’t believe in me, I will kill you. Is this called civilization?

The Chinese faith includes the modified form of Buddhism, as well as the local Taoism and Confucianism, and is more tolerant.

If I have to talk about one exclusive one, it must be Confucianism. We should abandon all schools of thought and only respect Confucianism.

Li Yi also disliked Confucianism, but he did not deny it entirely, some of it was acceptable.

Confucianism is the foundation of governing a country and teaches people to be cowardly.

Generation after generation have become accustomed to restricting and restricting those in power from the literary world.

We have gotten used to it in the age of Lao Mao. If Lao Mao is not used to that problem, who are you getting used to? Fuck you!

So Posi and the like appeared, bang bang bang bang, clean it up, but it was fun, it’s the damn right thing to clean up, you still want to be above the political power?

Especially the family named Kong, do you think you can still operate according to the previous model? I've made you sick!

Li Yi expressed his gratitude. One of the people he thanked was Qin Shihuang, who gave future generations the idea that China could be unified.

Another thanks to Mao, the Chinese nation is no longer affected by any so-called aristocratic family!

“Everyone wants to examine themselves and supervise others, not to be submissive, but to dare to speak and act within the framework of the law.

If you find something wrong with an official, you can file a complaint. The more people complain, the fewer officials want to silence them.

When everyone sees a thief, everyone shouts to beat him up, but few people become thieves. If everyone is afraid of the thief's revenge, more thieves will appear."

Li Yi talked about the public foundation of society towards those who break the law.

"But some people are just afraid of retaliation and have families to support." Princess Yongmu thought it was difficult.

"Money moves people's hearts. If thieves and strongmen are caught, rewards will be given after implementation. The review must be strict to prevent the government and the people from framing good people for money."

Li Yi believes that it is simple, if you give money, you can make money, and there will be less consideration for danger.

"We have to wait until there is more money in the finance, I remember." Princess Yongmu considered it from the perspective of the Tang Dynasty's finances.

"Publish it in the newspapers first, let's go, hurry back, let's talk about Luzhou's mangosteen thing in...Suzhou."

Li Yi temporarily put aside his plan to go to Luzhou, he wanted to go back as soon as possible.

"Suzhou?" Princess Yongmu wondered how to get to Suzhou.

"It takes about six hours from here to the mouth of the Yangtze River to enter the Yangtze River, then turn to the canal, then turn to the Yellow River, without going around from above."

Li Yi changed his route. Previously he wanted to go around the Shandong Peninsula and enter the mouth of the Yellow River, but not Haizhou.

He thought about it and asked the people of Tang Dynasty to take a good look at the yachts. The canal was the most suitable.

If you go this way, go to Shanghai instead of Hangzhou. Hangzhou goes directly to the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal.

He was worried that the roads in Hangzhou were not easy to walk, and there was no Sudi in the West Lake.

Princess Yongmu can do anything, as long as she can go home, she can go anywhere.

Then the yacht walked and changed direction again.

Go to Hangzhou, go to the sea outside Hangzhou, lower the net continuously, and the local fishermen watch.

Not for nothing, a lot of fish caught on the boat are given to fishermen, and there is no room for them on the yacht.

Li Yi mainly chose yellow-lipped fish, fished for three hours, and left with more than a hundred yellow-lipped fish and thousands of swim bladders.

The fishermen were dumbfounded. Why were they still lowering the nets so fast?

As soon as the yacht left, they yelled and rowed back. They were full of fish and could sell them when they got back.

We have to tell the people in the government that Li Dongzhu from Lijiazhuangzi in Bashui, Chang'an is back.

I caught a lot of yellow-lip fish, and even took out the swim bladders and threw them to myself.

Li Yi walked outside to the Bohai Bay.

He was eager to return home, thinking that the yacht could not reach high speed on the Grand Canal, and it was missing gifts.

The people on the yacht were not very emotionally stable and couldn't eat. They were about to get home.

Eighteen and a half hours later, we entered the Bohai Bay.

It was night, it was dark, there were fishing lights on the sea, and fishermen in the Bohai Bay were working.

In the past, when they were fishing, they could only sell it in the surrounding places and could not sell it on the shelves. If they encountered kelp or sea cucumber, they could only ask others if they wanted to buy it.

Usually the prices given are very low. Things that can cost a thousand yuan in Chang'an are worth more than one yuan at the seaside.

The main reason is that it is very difficult for people from every place to go to other places. To go from Laizhou to Chang'an, you have to apply for a permit.

Even though we know that seafood is expensive elsewhere, we still can't sell it at a high price.

Now the King of Song raises the price, and the sea people sell things to the King of Song, and other merchants have to follow suit and raise the price.

When fishermen have income and are willing to fish, people who are not fishermen in the first place learn from it.

Lower the net at night and light the lantern to attract fish and shrimp.

In addition, the navy of the Tang Dynasty that did not go to sea were also busy. They wanted to make more money to maintain the navy and increase income for their families.

At this moment, they had their own fishing lanterns, but they were looking at a light ship on the sea.

The colorful lights illuminated it, making it feel like the ship came from the fairy palace.

"First catch the big prawns, don't do anything else. Then put on a diving suit and go down to find sea cucumbers. Some of them will be gutted and cooked, and some of them will be taken home alive."

Li Yi gave the order and he didn't have time for other shellfish.

The people on the boat were not sleepy, so they worked hard, caught a net, and threw away the rest, except for the prawns, which were put together with ice cubes.

If you find hairtail, keep it too, hairtail is delicious.

When the shrimps and hairtail are almost the same, jump into the water and take the net bag to look for sea cucumbers. Natural wild sea cucumbers, choose the big ones to catch.

Officials, maids, eunuchs, and nurses are in charge of handling the sea cucumbers, and the water in the cauldron has been boiled.

Whenever a net of sea cucumbers is served, they quickly take out the internal organs and throw them into the pot.

After cooking, there is no need for additional processing. We can go back to Chang'an as soon as daybreak. The days gradually become longer and we can reach the place before dark.

When the fishermen and sailors saw the boat stopped, they came closer to take a look. They already knew who it was.

They were grateful to Li Yi. Li Yi insisted on buying things at the seaside and raised the price to retain the Tang Dynasty Navy, which was about to be disbanded.

Now that they are making money, their naval forces are even bigger.
Chapter completed!