Cultivate oneself, manage one's family, govern the country and bring peace to the world! [Working on manuscript][Working on manuscript][Working on manuscript]
Watchable, not cerebral palsy, not systematic. It's about a Taoist priest and a magician, two souls sharing one body! The fusion of Taoism and magic is causing chaos in the magical world! The spells, talismans, and Taoism are all written in great detail! Worth a look! !
Princess Pingdu's selection of a son-in-law In the third year of Emperor Wu's Yuanshou period of the Han Dynasty, the autumn wind had just begun in Chang'an City, and Princess Pingdu's order to select a son-in-law spread throughout Weiyang Palace and outside. The princess, whom the emperor personally named, was sixteen years old and had bright eyes and white teeth. However, because she had witnessed the turmoil in the palace since she was a child, her temperament was somewhat calmer than that of ordinary princesses. Although Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty left the power to his daughter to make her own decisions about the choice of son-in-law, he also secretly told him: "Choose someone who can shoulder the responsibility and can be used in a big way." As soon as the news came out, the noble children rushed to present gifts, and gold, silver, pearls and jade piled up into a hill. However, Princess Pingdu only lightly told the maid: "Put away those ivory counters and jade-handled long swords. I want to see the real seal." Three days later, the Changle Palace side hall set up an assessment, and there were three finalists. The first one was Zhang Lang, the prime minister's son. He was dressed in a brocade robe with a jade belt hanging from his waist. He talked about the art of war and taxation very clearly. At the end, he handed over his hands and said: "My family has thousands of hectares of fertile land and hundreds of servants. If you marry the princess, you can enjoy peace and honor." Pingdu. The princess did not comment, but only asked: "If your Majesty is suddenly seriously ill and everything in the house is disordered, what will you do?" Zhang Lang was stunned and hesitated: "I have my own medical officer to diagnose and treat, manage the household, and I only need to serve the sick and fulfill my filial piety." The second one is Lieutenant Li after the famous general. He joined the army as a young man, has made great achievements in battle, and still bears scars from the battlefield on his waist. He raised his head and said: "I have three hundred elite soldiers under my command, who can protect the princess. If I encounter foreign enemies, I will take the lead." Princess Pingdu asked again: "What would you do if your soldiers were injured on an expedition and the children at home are crying for food?" Lieutenant Li frowned and replied: "Military law is like a mountain, casualties are unavoidable. The court has its own pensions, so I should put military sentiment first." The third person was Zhao Chongguo, the captain of Hexi Province. His clothes were simple and his hands were covered with calluses. He had just returned from escorting grain and grass from the frontier, and his boots were still stained with dust. He was not good at words and reported only the facts: "I built a city in Hexi to cultivate fields and teach herdsmen how to farm. Last year there was a severe drought. I dug three miles of canals with the soldiers and civilians to save the harvest." Princess Pingdu still raised the two questions, and Zhao Chong Guo lowered his eyes and replied: "If my elder is seriously ill, I will personally serve the soup and medicine, and at the same time sort out the family's accounts to prevent the property from going to waste; if a soldier is injured, I will first send him to the doctor for treatment, and then send someone to take care of his family. The military spirit must not be cold." Princess Pingdu was silent for a moment and then asked another question: "Three things have happened today - the father is seriously injured and is in bed, the younger brother is trapped in the enemy camp, and the soldiers under the tent are complaining about lack of food. What should you do?" Zhang Lang's face turned pale, and Lieutenant Li wanted to After he stopped talking, only Zhao Chongguo said calmly: "First ask the medical officer to stabilize the father's injury, and then send the elite disguised to sneak into the enemy to rescue the younger brother. At the same time, open the warehouse to stock up on food. We promise to double the supply after the victory. If the army is determined, everything can be solved." A few days later, Princess Pingdu secretly ordered her confidants to investigate the past of the three people. The report said that Zhang Lang's father had been injured when he fell off a horse, and he only asked the sorcerer to pray for blessings, which almost delayed his treatment; Lieutenant Li's men were killed in battle, and his orphan was living on the street, but he didn't know it; only Zhao Chongguo, when he saw an old soldier with a leg injury in Hexi, went to the mountains to collect herbs himself, adopted three children of fallen soldiers, and even sold his jade pendant to collect military rations. On the day of choosing his son-in-law, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty came to Changle Palace in person. Princess Pingdu walked up to Zhao Chongguo, knelt down and saluted: "I wish to marry the captain." Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty raised his eyebrows and asked why. The princess said loudly: "My son and I think that marriage is not only a personal relationship, but also a life-long dependence. Zhang Lang doesn't know how to manage a family, and Li Xiaowei doesn't understand his subordinates. Only Captain Zhao has seen the suffering of his parents' injuries and illness, understands the pity of a helpless child, knows the bitterness of brothers, and cherishes the tears of separation." She paused and glanced at the officials in the palace: "In the past, Princess Jieyou married Wusun, and the third time she married Kunmi, all because she knew the responsibilities on her shoulders, which was the responsibility she had to bear after seeing the storm. The third marriage of the eldest princess Pingyang ended up with Wei Qing, precisely because Wei Qing understood the sufferings of the people and the hard work of soldiers. When choosing a son-in-law, I don't look at family background and military power, but only whether he can withstand the 'four strong medicines' - calmness when the elder is seriously ill, compassion when the child is weak and helpless, courage when the brother is in danger, and tenderness when the heart is unstable. Only those who can withstand these things are worthy of being entrusted to them throughout their lives. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty laughed when he heard this and praised: "My daughter has far-sightedness!" He immediately decreed a marriage. The year after the marriage, the Huns invaded the border, and Zhao Chongguo was ordered to go on an expedition. Before leaving, Princess Pingdu packed his armor with her own hands and handed him a letter: "You can kill the enemy at the front with peace of mind. I will take care of everything at home. If I encounter danger, remember what you once taught me - first stabilize people's hearts and then solve problems." Zhao Chongguo repeatedly performed extraordinary feats on the frontier. He treated wounded soldiers kindly and cared for orphans. Even the herdsmen of the Xiongnu tribe were grateful for his virtue. Later, due to a recurrence of his old injury, he removed his armor and returned to the field. Princess Pingdu personally served the soup and medicine with the same care he took care of the old soldier. The couple stayed together for decades. Before his death, Zhao Chongguo held the princess's hand and said: "The princess chose me back then because she understood my ability to lead an army. In fact, running a family is the same as running a country. It just takes people's difficulties into consideration." The people in Chang'an City all said that Princess Pingdu chose the right person. And this story has been passed down from generation to generation, and people finally understand: true reliability is never the promise of good food and clothing, but the responsibility of still maintaining the original intention after enduring the "four strong medicines" of life. Just like the bright moon in the Han Palace, it has seen countless joys and sorrows, but it always illuminates the most authentic human heart.
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