Finally, with the joint efforts of Hu Changan and three farmers, the vegetable greenhouse was successfully constructed.
Hu Changan wiped the sweat from his forehead, filled with joy.
In another month, we will be able to eat fresh green vegetables.
...
Early the next morning, Li Si brought a bag of vegetable seeds and doubtfully came to the greenhouse to sow seeds.
As soon as he entered the greenhouse, Li Si was shocked by the temperature inside.
It’s really warm as spring in this greenhouse!
It was late autumn at this time, and the wind was blowing on my body, already giving me a biting chill.
But inside the greenhouse, everything was calm.
The sun shines down on you, making you feel so warm that you can doze off.
Li Si was pleasantly surprised.
Maybe, this greenhouse can really grow vegetables in winter!
Li Si quickly called Zhang San and Wang Wu to experience this magical greenhouse together.
The three of them were going in and out, so busy that they almost turned off the heater in the greenhouse.
After some exploration, the three of them gradually put away their excitement and started planting vegetables diligently.
As an old farmer, I am naturally good at growing vegetables.
After a while, the land in the greenhouse was plowed neatly.
Green vegetable seeds are evenly buried in the soil, waiting to break out.
When Hu Changan woke up, what he saw was this pleasing picture and the eager eyes of the three farmers.
It seems that everyone is still working very hard.
Hu Changan smiled slightly, told him to work hard, and then went to have breakfast leisurely.
At this time, the three farmers were naturally in awe of Hu Changan.
Unexpectedly, this young master is not just a decoration, but a real good worker.
Just because Master Hu can grow vegetables in the middle of winter, it would be no exaggeration to say that he is the God of Agriculture in his reincarnation.
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Three days later, the palace.
Hu Changan sat on the recliner and yawned loudly.
These days are really boring.
On the left, potato seedlings are growing vigorously.
On the right, the vegetable seedlings in the greenhouse are thriving.
It seems that there is nothing Hu Changan wants to do.
Even three farmers moved chairs and sat aside, dozing off drowsily.
Otherwise, just go out for a walk.
Hu Changan stretched out, put aside the storybook in his hand, then got up and walked around the palace.
After living in the palace for so many days, Hu Changan also had a general understanding of the layout of the palace.
The place where Hu Changan farmed was a small vegetable garden specially opened in the southeast corner of the palace.
The fruits and vegetables that everyone in the palace eats daily are basically produced here.
Next to it is the Library Pavilion and the East Palace where the prince lives.
That day, Hu Changan broke into the East Palace through alleys.
This time, Hu Changan has enough confidence and will definitely not get lost!
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However, this time, Hu Changan still miscalculated.
Although I followed the map strictly and turned right when I encountered a fork in the road, I still got lost.
Hu Changan sighed in frustration.
Sure enough, you still can’t overestimate yourself.
Suddenly, there was a faint sound of Lang Lang reading from the front.
Could this be the princes studying, right?
Hu Changan suddenly became interested.
As a modern person, it is impossible not to be curious about the education model of the princes of the Ming Dynasty.
Seeing that there was no one around, Hu Changan quietly walked to the verandah and carefully looked inside through the window.
Inside, I saw a row of little ones wearing bright yellow prince uniforms, following the gentleman as they read aloud with their heads bouncing.
"If his body is upright, he will not do what he is told; if his body is not upright, he will not do what he is told..."
Among them, Zhu Yunwen and Zhu Yunxi, who had some interactions with Hu Changan, were prominently listed.
Zhu Xiongying was cured by Hu Changan last time and is said to be recuperating in the East Palace.
As the second son, the position of the emperor's grandson was naturally out of reach for them.
At this time, Zhu Yunwen and Zhu Yunxi were receiving unified enlightenment education together with other princes and grandchildren of the right age.
In the school, three gentlemen were patrolling back and forth, checking the princes' homework.
Nowadays, Zhu Yuanzhang advocates Confucianism to govern the world, so the prince naturally learns traditional Confucianism, and even his teacher is a great Confucian of the time.
Two of them were Qitai and Huang Zicheng, whom Hu Changan had met at the Zhou family's birthday party before.
Qitai and Huang Zicheng were the right-hand men of Emperor Jianwen Zhu Yunwen in history.
However, although these two men were highly respected, they were only scholars after all, and their ability to lead troops in battles and control was really worrying. They led Zhu Yunwen to repeated defeats and battles, and finally ruined Zhu Yunwen's throne.
Hu Changan couldn't help but take a second look at these two famous dog-headed military advisors in history.
Of course, now these two people are just two inconspicuous little companions.
The teacher headed by him is a middle-aged man with a square face and a tall and thin build.
The man was wearing the official uniform of a true first-class prince and tutor, and his face was solemn.
Seeing that the princes had almost finished reading, the man clapped his hands, stopped the little ones, and asked: "Everyone, I wonder if you have any thoughts on the two sentences you just read."
As soon as the man finished speaking, Zhu Yunwen stood up and raised his hands to signal. After getting the man's approval, he quickly answered: "This sentence comes from Confucius's "The Analects", which means that if the superior himself has good conduct, even if he does not give orders, his subordinates will
Officials will follow suit."
"On the contrary, if the superior's moral character is deficient, then even if the king asks his ministers to restrain themselves, their ministers will not obey."
"This sentence requires us, as superiors, to correct our own moral conduct at all times."
"Very good." After hearing this, the middle-aged man praised him repeatedly, "The emperor's grandson knows so much at such a young age, you all must learn from him!"
After Zhu Yunwen heard this, he puffed up his chest proudly.
Ever since the last drowning incident, Zhu Yunwen had been given a good education by Lu, and he was determined to regain his place in the school and regain some favor with Zhu Yuanzhang.
No, Lu specially hired a gentleman from outside to cook a small stove for Zhu Yunwen every night to prepare for tomorrow's class.
Now it seems that this preview is indeed effective.
Every time the teacher asked a question, Zhu Yunwen could quickly answer it successfully.
Seeing Zhu Yunwen being praised by the teacher, the little kids in the back row were also envious.
As expected of the current crown prince's legitimate second son, he is outstanding.
The man motioned Zhu Yunwen to sit down and continued to talk: "The emperor and grandson said it well. This sentence tells us that superiors must always correct their own moral conduct. Only in this way can subordinates be convinced."
"The Mongols in the previous dynasty just did not pay attention to virtue and did not respect Confucianism, which was why they were unpopular with the people. In the end, they were defeated like a mountain and lost the great rivers and mountains in their hands."
"Our Ming Dynasty has respected Confucianism from the beginning of the founding of the country. Naturally, everywhere is prosperous and the people live and work in peace and contentment."