Asmin has never heard of this kind of thing since she was a child... Of course, what Wei Ziyu said was Chinese vocabulary, and of course she would not have heard of it when she was a child...
However, in the six months since I came to the Tang Empire, I have never heard of these two words! I only know that they should be the two words "flame" and "fire"... They are almost synonymous, both are fire.
But this thing... doesn't seem to be a rare thing? Asmin didn't understand what Li Sheng wanted to show.
I just vaguely felt that something was a little unusual... Because in Chinese, it either says "fire" or "flame", and the two words are rarely used together. This kind of combination is usually in poetry... But in this regard, Asmin does not
What's the interest?
But even if they are used together, generally speaking, "fire" comes first and "flame" comes last, which is called "flame".
Now Li Sheng said that the gift he wants to give everyone is "fireworks"... I always feel that there is some meaning here!
what is it……
In the teaching hall at this moment, Wei Ziyu smiled mysteriously, and all the students were full of excitement and curiosity. Only Asmin frowned slightly... Because as a top student with the highest test score, and as someone who really focused on observing the Tang Empire, this
Her special intuition told her that this thing was definitely not simple!
…
"The emperor of Zhou established rituals and music to serve all nations..."
"well……"
Morning has arrived and the Spring Festival night has passed.
Another year.
Asmin took a deep breath and looked out the window at the heavy snowfall, feeling an indescribable weight in her chest.
After the scene last night, in the early morning of today, Asmin suddenly remembered that during the half-year course, although she spent most of the time learning skills - skills that can revitalize national strength, strengthen the country and enrich the people.
But occasionally, Asmin would occasionally look through the historical books of the Tang Dynasty... or China, to see the past and present of this land. Of course, most of the content was quickly forgotten, after all... these things
It can't be used to revitalize national strength, so it doesn't matter.
But at this moment, Asmin couldn't help but think of the deeds of "King Zhou Wen", an ancient king of China. This deed means that after King Wen of Zhou established the Zhou Empire, he summoned all the neighboring countries behind him, held a banquet for them and presented them with
music.
Asmin didn't understand what there was to say about this story at first, but now she suddenly understood...
This king named "King Wen of Zhou" should have two meanings.
On the one hand, it is to use music to show friendliness. After all, music is something that people enjoy and is a gesture.
But this obviously has another meaning... This king named King Wen of Zhou was clearly demonstrating.
Since the time was thousands of years ago, it is likely that people at that time rarely made metal products, whether it was based on what they read from various slates when they were children, or what they read in college books recently.
Only a very small number of city-states and tribes can make metal utensils, but at this time King Wen of Zhou has already displayed copper musical instruments... Isn't this conveying news to the outside world and demonstrating power?
What reminded Asmin of this allusion was the fireworks last night!
With the power of mortals, they can actually create countless stars out of thin air in the sky just like gods.
this……
The moment she saw that scene, Asmin was dumbfounded.
What the hell is this?
The intelligence of these people in the Tang Empire... is already on par with the gods????
this……
Asmin had no idea how the "fireworks" were set off that night.
But no matter how it was released, this is too scary!
Tortoise... It's so terrifying to be compared to the gods with a mortal body. Persia...
When will Persia... no, is it possible for Persia to master this kind of power? Huh?
If it can't be mastered, then how can Persia deal with the Tang Dynasty... It's really like there are gods living here.
At this moment, Asmin could only smile bitterly and be extremely grateful for one thing.
Fortunately, Persia is not directly bordering the Tang Empire!
otherwise……
Persia faced military pressure from Kushan, which was considered ten.
Then facing Arab military pressure, it can be regarded as fifty.
And if Persia bordered the Tang Empire, the pressure it would face... would be hundreds of times greater!
Who can afford to offend this? This strength is too strong!
At this moment, Asmin also realized more and more that since Tang State was in conflict with Rome...
In the next step, no matter how Rome got into trouble with the Tang Dynasty, Asmin could only say that the Romans must have really gotten tired of living.
And thinking about it, this incident seems to mean that the management of the Tang Empire is no longer limited to the interior of the Tang State, but also the Tang State, or China, but obviously...
It's time to gradually extend its tentacles outward.
At this moment, it was no longer just speculation. Asmin understood this and dared to fix the book for her father and tell him... Persia's opportunity has come.
As for how to use this opportunity, Asmin doesn't know yet what content to put in the most important letter home recently.
But one thing is certain, it is absolutely right to cooperate with the actions of the Tang Empire!
The only question is what Persia can get, but this question is actually simple.
What he is acquiring now is undoubtedly the most valuable asset of the Tang Empire.
As for more…
Asmin cannot yet imagine what strategies the Tang Empire currently has and what they plan to do.
But then again, although Asmin felt more and more that she came to the Tang Empire to practice the skills of the people of the Tang Empire, and agreed to Li Sheng's proposal to cooperate with the Tang Empire, it was right, but...
On the other hand, Asmin also felt deeply uneasy.
Because the feeling Tang Empire gave me... was too mysterious and unpredictable.
In the past six months, I thought I had figured out the "uniqueness" of the Tang Empire more than once or twice, but I was slapped in the face every time. This empire had more powerful things and talents.
And those "unique features", such as fertilizers, cement, etc., were just part of the entire system of the Tang Empire.
And until last night, and even now, that thing called "fireworks" still shocked Asmin. But...
Although the Tang Empire was so powerful, I also believed that Persia should follow this great empire in order to survive the future changes in the world.
But the Tang Empire was still too mysterious and unpredictable. Many things in it were completely incomprehensible, and... to put it further, unknown things would inherently make people feel frightened.
Let’s talk about the urgent question before us: How does the Tang Empire plan to send troops to that peninsula area?
How can such a huge army cross difficult mountains and plateaus?
