My Retirement Life in Kexue World

Explain the issue of the memorial. The original manuscript only said "I need" but not "I am worthy". No matter how many decorative words there are in the manuscript, the core logic cannot be concealed: city defense is inseparable from Liang Han, so please let the official website open up. This is essentially a "request" - the Liang family is asking the court for a special case and an exemption. But why did the court give you this special case? Just because your family can't live without him? Which family in the world can live without those in power? Hu Zhongwen's later revision added the most critical point: "When the situation stabilizes in the future and there are more capable people in the court who can be entrusted with the responsibility of city defense, Liu Lang must leave his post to make up for his filial piety and show the love between father and son." This transaction turned "request" into "promise". The Liang family was not asking for special privileges from the court, but making a guarantee to the court: We are only temporarily borrowing it and will definitely return it in the future. In this way, the resistance among officials and families is much reduced. Mo Lan felt "almost breathless" precisely because the manuscript was only a request without a promise, only a request without a way out. Marquis Yongchang has been a military attaché all his life, and being able to write phrases such as "a lifelong soldier", "heavy duty of city defense" and "fear of betraying the emperor's favor" is already the limit of his ability. The language system he is accustomed to is military orders, battle reports, and victory reports, the kind of straight-forward military logic of rewards for meritorious service and punishment for delinquency. But this memorial is not facing the battlefield, but the court. The rules of the game in the court are completely different from those on the battlefield: On the battlefield, if you are strong you will win, if you are weak you will lose, it is clear at a glance. In court, it doesn't matter what you say. What matters is what the officials saw, thought, and felt. Yongchang Hou wrote "We can't do without Liu Lang", the subtext of this sentence is actually "We the Liang family can't do without this errand", which is exactly what the officials least want to hear. What an official wants is what you can do for him, not what he can do for you. The genius of Hu Zhongwen lies in his understanding of this distinction. He knew that memorials were not used to state facts, but to manage the feelings of officials. This is the difference between civilian officials and military attachés. Military attaches think about "what do I want", while civilian officials think about "what do the officials fear". Marquis Yongchang couldn't write this kind of sentence, not because he was stupid, but because his lifelong thinking mode didn't work like this. Mo Lan could feel the "lack of breath", which was her political intuition. She couldn't write that breath because she still needed years of polishing and accumulation of experience. Hu Zhongwen was able to make up for that tone because he had been in the officialdom for decades and had seen too many similar excerpts. He knew which words could impress the officials, which words would offend the officials, and which words could make the officials nod with confidence. This is the value of an old official. They are not necessarily smarter than young people, but they have seen more cases, stepped on more pitfalls, and shouldered more blame. Their experience was gained through repeated failures and cannot be replaced by any talent. Mo Lan knows what she lacks and who can fill it. This is a kind of ability of "knowing what you don't know"

How could this happen? We still have to wait two days [crying]

Your mouth is so poisonous that you will become anxious as soon as your wife runs away.

Damn, please break it down into sections [comparison]

Wow, Brother Qingtian used to be a very powerful person, he was very capable at work, but he was injured and let our simple and enthusiastic folks heal him.

I feel that although Chen Xiaotian was perverted, he was pretty good in the end.

Doesn't it mean that those who are in the flag must first participate in the draft, and only those who are unsuccessful can get married, unless there is a special purpose?

[Please] Poor kitten, damn the Chopper Gang