During the Ming Dynasty, I Wanted to Become an Immortal but Was Eavesdropped by Lao Zhu

I think the most boring subject is the protagonist's own voice being eavesdropped.

This introduction shows the yuppie. I'm afraid you don't like to read this kind of book unless you are shaking, haha

This time the eunuch used a grinding wheel to cut it for him.

After reading it for a while, I feel that it is quite good. The highlights are the inner monologues and reactions of each character, as well as the inconsistent characteristics. However, I suggest that the author should not add too many Internet vocabulary in the description of the inner monologues of ancient people. Moderate jokes are good, but too much will make the book look cheap. This book has great potential, so don't be a eunuch! (It's unheard of for me to sign a contract with just Braille)

Zhu Yuanzhang calls himself "we" and rarely calls me "me"

100 Inspirational quotes that will last a lifetime 1. Having a dream is just a kind of intelligence, and realizing a dream is a kind of ability. 2. There is only beauty that comes out of life, but there is no glory waiting to come out. 3. Life is like riding a bicycle. If you want to maintain balance, you have to move forward. 4. Don't seek to compare with others, but seek to surpass yourself. If you want to cry, cry with tears of excitement. If you want to laugh, smile with a growing character! 5. We must find victory in failure and hope in despair. 6. A person's dream may not be valuable, but a person's efforts are valuable. 7. In real life, every great undertaking starts with faith and takes the first step with faith. 8. This world is not about what you can do, but what you should do. 9. A positive attitude is the most basic element for a successful person. 10. What can really make you fall is not your opponent, but your desperate heart. 11. All sadness is in the past. When time slowly settles, you will find that you are much more happy than you imagined. 12. Life will always give you another opportunity, and this opportunity is called tomorrow. 13. Strong confidence can overcome the inner demons and produce invincible courage. 14. I would rather work hard for a while than work hard all my life. 15. Ambitious goals are very important. You must have the ambition to succeed, and the bigger the better. 16. The biggest enemy in life is your own cowardice. 17. Just look at the goal every day, don't always think about the obstacles. 18. The past does not equal the future; there is no failure, only temporary suspension of success; take more actions. 19. A person can achieve his greatest potential only when he goes all out. 20. If you don't play hard now, you will play hard in the future. If you don't work hard now, you won't be able to work hard in the future. 21. The only time in your life when you need to look back is to see how far you have come. 22. Once you set a goal, you will never give up until you reach the goal to achieve success. 23. If you believe you can do it, you will be energetic; if you think you can't do it, you will become depressed. 24. The road of life can be said to be long or short. Occasional misfortunes or setbacks can only prove that a certain aspect is insufficient or not done enough at a certain time. 25. When your talent cannot support your ambition, then you should calm down and study. 26. Optimistic people can regroup and make a comeback, while pessimistic people often fail miserably due to lack of self-confidence. 27. Goals and beliefs give people lasting motivation and are the spiritual pillars of people. 28. The secret to success is to stick to your goals and beliefs. 29. Great power exists within us. 30. It's not that we can't do many things in life, but that we don't believe we can do them. 31. When your ability cannot control your goals, then you should calm down and practice. 32. A healthy body is the cornerstone of achieving goals. 33. Being with positive people can make us feel high. 34. Passion and desire can overcome all difficulties. 35. Never giving up is the only secret to realizing your dreams. 36. A strong-willed person's world is full of infinite possibilities. 37. Never giving up is the best character of a pursuer. 38. The secret of success is hard work. All first places are achieved through practice. 39. Only by giving can you become outstanding. 40. The achievement of goals is based on my strong desire to succeed. 41. No matter how many times you fail, you must face life full of hope. 42. Human potential is an immeasurably rich mine, just waiting for us to tap it. 43. To succeed, don't race with a horse. Ride on a horse and succeed immediately. 44. Realizing dreams is often an arduous and persistent process, rather than a one-step process with immediate results. Those who achieve great things almost always show a kind of tenacious perseverance in pursuing their dreams. 45. Observe the winners carefully and don't always focus on the losers. 46. Training is unbearable and difficult to walk, but it can make the strong stand taller, walk more steadily, and generate stronger fighting spirit. 47. If you want to have the same results as successful people, you must take the same actions. 48. ​​In life, the most precious thing is time; in life, the most dazzling thing is career; in life, the happiest thing is struggle. 49. Success is doing simple things over and over again. 50. Great achievements come from the great thought and maximum efforts put into ambitious goals. 51. Be firm and persistent when no one cares. When everyone is envious, your heart feels like water. 52. Remember your value. It will not depreciate because of your indecent appearance. Gold will always shine one day. 53. Potential is unleashed when there is no retreat. 54. Never give up is the best quality of a successful person. 55. If you ask God for help, it means that you believe in God's ability; if God does not help you, it means that God believes in your ability. 56. To succeed, first go crazy and rush forward with a simple mind. 57. As long as a person has a dream, his life will have support; only when a person relentlessly pursues his dream will life feel profound and interesting, and he can maximize the potential of life. 58. If you have a dream, you should implement it quickly and effectively. Sitting there and waiting for opportunities is tantamount to hoping for pie to fall from the sky. Taking action as quickly as possible without hesitation and creating conditions for the realization of dreams is the only way for dreams to come true. 59. The outlook on life determines a person's life pursuit; the world outlook determines a person's ideological realm; values ​​determines a person's code of conduct. 60. Life is the process of living. How can there be no wind and no rain? It is precisely because of the baptism of wind and rain that we can see the colorful rainbow; it is because of the pain of failure that we can taste the joy of success. 61. When running towards the goal, why bother about broken wings? As long as your confidence persists, you can see the direction. Downwind is suitable for walking, and headwind is more suitable for flying. You are not afraid of anything on the road of life, but you are afraid of surrendering. 62. Be kind to yourself, don't be influenced by others, and don't try to influence others. Be confident and elegant. 63. If you have hope, happiness will come to you; if you have dreams, opportunities will surround you. 64. Young people, it is more important to see tomorrow, seize today, and forge ahead in tranquility. Maybe you will create another miracle before the sun rises tomorrow! 65. Only by creating can we move forward in life; only by adapting can we survive. 66. The goddess of victory may not favor everyone, but those who have tried and worked hard will always leave traces in their lives! 67. Dreams will never abandon those who pursue them diligently. As long as you don't stop pursuing them, you will be bathed in the glory of your dreams. 68. No matter how beautiful the dreams and goals are, no matter how perfect the plans and plans are, if they cannot be implemented in action as soon as possible, they will end up being just talk on paper and fantasy. 69. Only by aiming in the general direction and persevering can we remove the obstacles in front of our dreams and realize the beautiful blueprint of life. 70. In life, there is only happiness that advances in a curve, but there is no straight-line success. Only by cherishing today can we have a better tomorrow; only by seizing today can we have a more brilliant tomorrow! 71. Don't sigh for the passing years, but face the time that wants to slip away in a hurry. 72. Don't complain when you encounter difficulties. Since you can't change the past, try to change the future. 73. Life is a process of spending time all the time. When the time is spent, life will come to an end. 74. Don't complain. Don't always feel that you are underappreciated. Most of this situation is caused by yourself. 75. When you feel pain, just learn something. Learning can help us relieve the pain. 76. All the hardships you experience are meaningful, because they are a precursor to the heavy responsibilities you have to bear. 77. With faith and pursuit, people can endure all hardships and adapt to all environments. 78. Success is not about how much strength you have, but how long you can persist. 79. Things that are worth starting are worth finishing. Smart people always start and end everything they do. 80. Because I have regrets, I wear the stars and the moon; because I have dreams, I work hard regardless of myself. 81. Work hard if you are expected to get it, don't mind if you are not expected to get it, and your attitude will look good no matter you win or lose. 82. Luck can never last a lifetime. The only thing that can help you last a lifetime is your personal ability. 83. The most important value in life is the happiness of the soul, not any external things. 84. Do the right thing and do it right again. 85. Life must be settled and you must have concentration. If a person does not have concentration, he will be impetuous. 86. In life, the most important thing is not your situation, but how you view your situation. 87. Opportunities are created by yourself, and you cannot blindly wait for others to give you. 88. The prerequisite for a person's luck is actually his ability to change himself. 89. When you have nothing more to lose, that's when you start to gain. 90. The world doesn't care about your self-esteem, people only see your achievements. Don't overemphasize your self-esteem until you have achieved something. 91. If you overcome suffering, it will be your wealth; if suffering overcomes you, it will be your humiliation. 92. Life will always give you the answer, but it won't tell you everything right away. As long as you are willing to wait, the beauty of life will always arrive when you least expect it. 93. In order to avoid regrets and regrets in life, we should seize every opportunity to change our lives as much as possible. 94. Everyone has life, but not everyone can understand life; everyone has a mind, but not everyone uses their mind well. 95. The best way to prepare for tomorrow is to concentrate all your wisdom and enthusiasm to do today's things perfectly. 96. Don't give up on yourself and bravely accept the challenges of life. One day we may die of old age, illness, or poverty, but we must never allow ourselves to die of disappointment or negativity! 97. Those who have no ambitions are often determined, and those who are determined are often determined. People who stick to a goal are most likely to succeed. 98. Even if it is the most hopeless thing, as long as a brave person persists in doing it, there will be hope in the end. 99. If you hope for tomorrow, you must first set your feet on reality; if you hope for glory, then you must keep moving. 100. Only by learning to change your life and savor the vicissitudes of life can you have no regrets about your youth and the passage of time.

Zhao Kuangyin could resist killing Chai Zongxun. Under the same circumstances, why did Zhu Yuanzhang insist on killing Han Liner  Xiao Lu knows the world July 22, 2020 08:05 Follow After Zhao Kuangyin seized the kingdom of Zhou Dynasty, he chose to let go of all the royal children of Chai Rong's previous dynasty, chose to treat them well, gave them the best destination, and let them have their own destination. As the original little emperor, Chai Zongxun was also given the legendary iron scroll of alchemy. This iron scroll of alchemy was also the iron scroll of alchemy owned by Chai Jin in "Water Margin". Zhao Kuangyin asked him to leave the capital and go to a remote place - Fangzhou, but did not choose to imprison the former emperor. This shows Zhao Kuangyin's confidence in himself and his trust in Chai Zhongxun.  But in later generations, Zhu Yuanzhang was not as relieved about Han Lin'er as Zhao Kuangyin. Regarding Han Lin'er, Zhu Yuanzhang chose to kill him by an "accident." That is, when Han Lin'er and others were besieged in Anfeng, Zhu Yuanzhang sent troops to support Han Lin'er and others and rescued them. As for Han Lin'er, Zhu Yuanzhang was very He was very kind to him and not only built a palace for him, but also later took her back to Yingtian City. However, there was a very strange thing. On the way to pick up Han Lin'er, Han Lin'er accidentally fell into the river and drowned. In the eyes of many historians, they believed that this was done intentionally in order to establish the Ming Dynasty.  It feels very strange. As an emperor, why was Zhao Kuangyin able to ignore the past, but Zhu Yuanzhang couldn't? This is what we need to explore.  Some experts believe that Zhu Yuanzhang is actually very controlling and will never allow a second person to control power. The combination of fighting for power and Zhu Zhang's lack of confidence in himself made him very insecure. This resulted in the largest massacre of his supporters after the establishment of a dynasty in Chinese history. This is a good example. As an emperor, he was very clear and never killed any meritorious ministers, which is admirable.  The above statement is not particularly reasonable, and it even feels a bit overgeneralized at the time. In order to save Han Lin'er who was besieged in Anfeng, Zhu Yuanzhang took the initiative and led the army to Anfeng to rescue Han Lin'er and others. Why is it said that Zhu Yuanzhang made the decision without permission? It was because Zhu Yuanzhang's military adviser was very opposed to rescuing Han Lin'er, but Zhu Yuanzhang did not obey the army. The division's suggestion was to send a large army directly to Anfeng. Military adviser Liu Bowen's objection also had some truth. Chen Youliang was confronting Zhu Yuanzhang at Poyang Lake. Once Zhu Yuanzhang was entangled, Zhu Yuanzhang might be completely defeated by Chen Youliang. , So going to Anfeng is really a very dangerous move, and everything will be lost if you are not careful.  As a military advisor, Liu Bowen also had his own concerns. Even if he saved Han Lin'er, Zhu Yuanzhang would not be able to deal with Han Lin'er. Bowen insisted on saving Han Lin'er, but after the incident, Liu Bowen still played the role of his military advisor. By relying on the legendary "destiny" and "destined destination", it was Zhu Yuanzhang who returned, and he successfully persuaded Zhu Yuanzhang, which was why Han Lin'er was retained. In Chuzhou. With the end of the Poyang Lake Water War, Zhu Yuanzhang almost unified the southern part of the Central Plains. Perhaps he had his own concerns. When he sent his men to pick up Han Lin'er, Han Lin'er accidentally fell into the river and eventually drowned.  Since Liu Bowen could not tolerate Han Lin'er's existence, Zhu Yuanzhang followed Liu Bowen's words, which meant that Han Lin'er would definitely not be able to return to Yingtian City. But did everyone really think that Han Lin'er could not stay? After discussion, if the environment of Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhao Kuangyin is taken into account, their approach is reasonable.  The attitude of Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhao Kuangyin in dealing with meritorious ministers is actually different from the environment in which they are fighting. When the Chai Dynasty was established, it had successfully won over almost all of the Chai family's ministers. Although the entire Chai family belonged to the Chai family in name, the Chai family's army was actually controlled by Zhao Kuangyin, but you still had some opponents. The end can be imagined, and they were eliminated one by one by Zhao Kuangyin. It was precisely because of this that Zhao Kuangyin took control of the entire court.  But for Zhao Kuangyin, his situation was more like that of the Sui Dynasty. After Yang Jian and his son captured the dynasty, He did not choose to kill people in large numbers, which prevented the continuous change of dynasties and the occurrence of more wars. In fact, this was all done by Zhao Kuangyin for the continuation of the Song Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang did not establish it like Zhao Kuangyin. At that time, he was just a small prince. Before the Battle of Poyang Lake, Zhu Yuanzhang was not particularly powerful. Only after successfully defeating Chen Youliang did Zhu Yuanzhang become truly powerful and finally succeeded in establishing the imperial court. Establishing the Ming Dynasty.  In fact, Zhu Yuanzhang also had his own thoughts on saving Han Lin'er: It was very dangerous to confront Chen Youliang at that time. If he still wanted to save Han Lin'er, he would stand on the commanding heights from a moral perspective, and there would be more old people. The people came to support Zhu Yuanzhang, which is why Han Lin'er became a character who had to be saved. But after defeating Chen Youliang, Zhu Yuanzhang has become the overlord. In order to unify the country, Han Lin'er has become an obstacle. Not only did some people take advantage of Han Lin'er to cause trouble and use public opinion to attack him, he had no choice but to let Han Lin'er die in an "accident". In this way, Han Lin'er became a character who had to die  When he thought of Han Lin'er being rescued by Zhu Yuanzhang, then. He died in an accident later, which is really regrettable. Maybe this is the price of being born at the wrong time. In order to unify the great cause, Zhu Yuanzhang had to kill Han Lin'er, which confirmed the nature of Zhu Yuanzhang's generation.

Come on, it's quite interesting, but to be honest, the introduction seems unfriendly, as if someone else has picked the peach. I hope the author can think more about it. Also, I think the emperor's performance may be a bit inappropriate. The ancients were not stupid, it was just the limitations of the times. However, the emperor in your book was still the founding emperor. He always got angry because he knew what was going to happen in the future. That just didn't happen. Maybe you wanted to express something, but the description was too much. You know that there will be an earthquake in 3 days. You may be panicked and anxious, but if there is an earthquake in 3 years, will you still panic? This is the truth. One more thing, I hope the author can think about it. At the beginning, the descriptions of both the protagonist and the emperor were too rushed. Did the emperor believe him unconditionally just because he knew what the protagonist was thinking? It takes some time or something to prove before you believe it. After all, the things the protagonist brought out were intended to be bizarre at the time, and so did the protagonist. If the protagonist was extraordinary before the time travel, it would be okay. I didn't take a closer look at what he did before time travel, but if it was just an ordinary old Baixin or a small boss, meeting the emperor for the first time, etc. The behavior is not normal. Don't think that modern people think differently and are fearless. That's nonsense. Most ordinary people, even small bosses, will stumble when they suddenly want to discuss something with a provincial governor. Believe it or not, they are usually fearless but can't see it. It can be said that many people who write about time travel will ignore this, but it is not very important. I hope the author will think more about it

Why did all the recognized great talents in ancient times fail the imperial examinations? Author Our specially invited author is silent|2018-08-06 12:02:23 "No matter ancient or modern, being named on the gold list is always a joy, and losing one's name is always depressing. The ancient imperial examination did not have as many subjects as the modern college entrance examination, but the form was just as severe. And the reasons for the failure of the ancients were also strange. "Chronicles of Tang Poems" records that in an imperial examination during the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, something happened An "essay" with zero points.  No matter in ancient or modern times, being named on the gold list is always a source of joy, but losing the title is always depressing. In ancient times, the imperial examination did not have as many subjects as the modern college entrance examination, but the format was still the same. The imperial examination was divided into two parts, one was the examination of the Ming Dynasty, which is the Four Books and Five Classics. The other is to take the imperial examination, which is basically an article (or poem) that determines life. The reasons for the failure of the ancients are also strange. "Tang Poetry Chronicle" records that in the imperial examination during the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, there was an "essay" with a score of zero. A six-rhyme ancient poem. A candidate suddenly had an idea and wrote: The mountains in Zhongnan are beautiful, and the snow is floating in the clouds. The forest is shining brightly, and the city is getting colder. The examiner looked at the paper and asked him in surprise: "You haven't finished it yet?" Why did you only write twenty words? There are clearly sixty words written on the request! " The candidate said confidently: "The meaning I want to express has been expressed very clearly. It would be a waste of pen and ink to write any more! "But the examiner didn't buy his account and gave him a score of "0". The candidate failed the exam as a matter of course. He was Zu Yong, a good friend of the poet Wang Wei.  Meng Haoran was the 33rd disciple of Mencius His descendants did not escape the fate of failing the exam. Meng Haoran was a filial son. He lived in seclusion in his hometown in Xiangyang, Hubei Province, serving his parents. During this period, he wrote many poems, such as "Spring Dawn". Composed during this period, these poems made him famous. It was not until his parents died that he came to Chang'an to take the scientific examination. Meng Haoran failed the exam because he was not familiar with the system. After all, Mr. Meng was also well-known in the capital, and his talent was appreciated by many people. Even the current emperor has read his works such as "Su Jian De Jiang" and "Crossing the Old Man's Village". One day, Meng Haoran visited Wang Wei's house, and the two were chatting. Suddenly, a shout of "The Emperor has arrived -" shocked both of them. It turned out that Tang Xuanzong was also a young man in the arts, and he liked to communicate with the talented people in the city in his spare time. Although Wang Wei was younger than Meng Haoran, he was already a high school scholar and worked in the capital, so Tang Xuanzong would come to Wang Wei's house from time to time. God. The emperor is not just a commoner who wants to see him. As soon as Meng Haoran was dressed in civilian clothes, he hid quickly. During the chat, Wang Wei deliberately brought the topic to Meng Haoran and hinted whether the emperor wanted to see Meng Haoran. Tang Xuanzong immediately said: "Of course I want to see this talented man, but I heard that he is indifferent to fame and lives in the mountains, so it is rare to see him! "When Wang Wei heard this, he immediately invited Meng Haoran out and asked him to see the Holy One. Meng Haoran was frightened, and Tang Xuanzong couldn't help being happy. The two met in a cordial and friendly atmosphere. Wang Wei was also happy for Meng Haoran: "As long as the poems get into the eyes of the Holy One, brother Haoran's life will be ruined! "Unexpectedly, an accident happened.  In a stack of Meng Haoran's poems, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty happened to see this one: Bei Que wrote a letter, and Nanshan returned to my hut. The master of the Ming Dynasty abandoned him, and his old friends were sparse due to illness. White hair urges old age, and Qingyang urges the end of the year. I will never sleep with sorrow, and the window is empty at night under the pine moon. . This poem was written by Meng Haoran after he failed the exam. He was hit by the failure and expressed that he was going back to his hometown to farm. When Tang Xuanzong saw "The Master Abandoned Me Without Talent", he immediately became unhappy: "You rely on your high status and live in seclusion in the mountains, unwilling to come out to seek office, and unwilling to contribute to the country and the people, but you come to frame me? When did I give up on you? "After that, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty walked away, leaving behind Meng Haoran and Wang Wei with dark faces. Meng Haoran's scientific research journey came to an abrupt end. No matter it was a scientific research in ancient times, once someone was doing something inside, all fairness would be in vain. This happened to the unlucky Lu You. In 1152 AD, Lu You participated in a tribute in his hometown of Shaoxing. In the spring of the next year, he came to Hangzhou to take the Jinshi exam with confidence. But there was a very special opponent who also took the exam. He was Qin Xun, the grandson of Qin Hui. But in order to give the Qin family a good reputation, he hoped that the family would be able to win the first prize, so he said to the examiner in advance: "My grandson will also take the exam this year. Please consider it. I thank you in advance..." After the results came out, the examiners were divided into two groups. One group believed that the prime minister should not be offended and should be followed. The old man followed the instructions and ranked Qin Xun as the number one scholar. The other group was unwilling to give up on talents like Lu You and insisted on naming Lu You as the number one scholar. After a compromise, they decided to rank Lu You as the number one scholar. The result naturally had to be reported to the prime minister for review. Qin Hui refused to look at it and became furious when he saw it. "So with a stroke of a pen, Lu You's name was wiped out. The examiners will take care of the rest! As soon as the imperial list came out, Qin Xun was ranked first and Lu You was not listed.  Public opinion in the capital immediately exploded. Everyone knows Qin Xun He was Qin Hui's grandson. Qin Xun was the top scholar, but the great talent Lu You didn't even get involved. Who would believe that there was no inside story? The then emperor Zhao Gou also felt that Qin Hui had gone too far. In order to calm the public's anger, Zhao Gou decided to add a palace examination and let him personally handle it to give an explanation to the public. Participated in this imperial examination. Because his name was erased by Qin Hui, he was not on the list at all. The result of this imperial examination was that Zhang Xiaoxiang was ranked first, and Qin Xun was barely ranked second. Luckily, the imperial examination scandal was settled, and Qin Hui also gained a lot of face. I also remembered the name Lu You. During the days when Qin Hui was in power, Lu You had no chance to get ahead. It was not until Qin Hui's death that Lu You successfully passed the examination, won the gold medal, and entered the national management. "Tang Yan", "Song History"

Jia Hanfu Jia Hanfu was a famous minister and general in the early Qing Dynasty. The courtesy name is Jiaohou, the name is Jing'an, and he was born in Anji, Quwo, Shanxi. Real name Jia Hanfu Era Qing Dynasty Birth time 1605 Death time 1677 Famous ministers and generals in the early Qing Dynasty Jia Hanfu Famous ministers and generals in the early Qing Dynasty. The courtesy name is Jiaohou, the name is Jing'an, and he was born in Anji, Quwo, Shanxi. Returned to the Qing Dynasty in the late Ming Dynasty When he was young, he was open-minded and unruly. In the late Ming Dynasty, he was the deputy general of Huai'an. In the second year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1645), he returned to the Qing Dynasty and was subordinate to the Han Army of Zhenglan Banner. In the 10th year of Shunzhi, he was appointed as an assistant. In the 12th year, he was appointed as a director of the Metropolitan Procuratorate and took charge of Gyeonggi Province. In the 13th year, he was promoted to the Right Minister of the Ministry of Industry. In the 14th year, he was promoted to the Left Minister of the Ministry of Industry and Governor of Henan. In the 15th year, he was appointed Yunqiwei and the title of Minister of the Ministry of War. In the 16th year, he was promoted to the title of Prince Taibao. Stabilize the current situation During the Ming Dynasty, Jia Hanfu served under Sun Chuanting, the governor of Shaanxi, and fought against Li Zicheng (in the west of Luoyang, Henan today) to protect Tongguan. Later, Duduo marched south, and the deputy general of Huai'an surrendered to the Qing Dynasty. In August of the 16th year of Shunzhi, Zheng Chenggong fell into Zhenjiang, Guazhou and other places. When the Han Dynasty returned, he was the governor of Henan and ordered the general Zhang Yingxiang to go to Wannan to attack and defeated him. Zheng Yu's troops went to Guangzhou and Shangcheng, and met with the local rebel Yang Yuhuan. The momentum became stronger. Jia Hanfu sent generals Miao Chenglong, Su Yangyuan and others to suppress them. Careful and practical Han Fu was responsible for the administration of officials and for the benefit of the people. In the 14th year of Shunzhi's reign as governor of Henan, he encouraged farmers to reclaim more than 18,000 hectares of wasteland. When he was governor of Shaanxi in the first year of Kangxi (1662), he exempted Yichuan, Yan'an, Fenzhou, Baituguan and other poor areas from part of their money and grain. Hundreds of acres of farmland were built in Quwo to prepare for the people of the county. Xi'an Longshou Canal is an ancient canal since the Sui and Tang Dynasties. During the Han Dynasty, the West Canal was extended to expand the water area. He donated funds and recruited workers, taught excavation methods, and repaired a 300km plank road from Baocheng to Baoji to facilitate transportation in Sichuan and Shaanxi. When he was ordered to leave office, he also donated his salary to dredge the Tongji Canal. Han Fu paid great attention to literary affairs. In Henan, he was the first to set up a bureau to compile "Henan General Chronicles"; in Shaanxi, he also organized a bureau. Confucianism re-edited "Shaanxi Tongzhi"; in Xi'an, he also engraved the "Mencius" Stone Classic. Focus on education Han Fu particularly valued education and built academies in many places to cultivate talents. When he was governor of Henan, he established Gongyuan in Kaifeng to facilitate the rural examination. When he was the governor of Shaanxi, he rebuilt the ruined Guanzhong Academy. In Quwo, Wenchang Pavilion was built with private funds, and the famous Confucian Wei Jiangshan was invited to give lectures. Donate 500 acres of beach land to support students with rent. Later, he donated the "Yucui Village" he built to establish Qiaoshan Academy. He also engraved a stele: "Please make an agreement with future generations. My descendants shall not treat it as private property, and others shall not use their power to seize it. If there is a scornful attempt to steal the property, the people of Heyi will attack it together with their righteousness, and it will be a public property for generations to come." He also rented out his private property, and the rent was exclusively for the rural examination of civil and military officials. The Quwo Guild Hall was built in Beijing to provide secular conveniences for the Confucian scholars from Quwo who went to Beijing. There was a daughter, Jia Jia, who married Sai Leng'e, the eighth son of Yue Le, the protector of the country and the general of the auxiliary country, as his legitimate wife. More detailed introduction With the demise of the Ming Dynasty, history has opened a new page. On the 16th day of the first month of the second year of Shunzhi, Prince Duduo of Qingyu, the "ridiculous prince" who had lost both his good and bad reputations, led the army to Xi'an in only 14 days from Tongguan, defeated Li Zicheng's left-behind general Tian Jianxiu (Li Zicheng had already fled to Hubei from Shangluo), and entered Xi'an City. At that time, it was known as "Five thousand vests entered Xi'an". A vigorous new dynasty will surely create new people and a new atmosphere. The big waves "scoured" out a "gold sand" that was notorious as the "Second Minister" - Jia Hanfu. Those who do many good deeds are good people, and those who can unite and create a good atmosphere for a generation are outstanding people. Jia Hanfu was such an outstanding figure who laid the foundation for the revival of Guanzhong Academy. Although he and Hong Chengchou, Shang Kexi, Zu Dashou, etc. Were listed in the "Biography of Erchen·Jia·Volume 78", he can be regarded as the top "traitor". But he is indeed a great person - not self-interested, but dedicated to benefiting others. In his hometown, he donated his garden as an academy and carved a monument: "Please make an agreement with future generations. My descendants will not regard it as private property, nor will others use their power to seize it. If there is a scornful attempt to steal the property, the people of Xu Heyi will attack it together with a righteous voice, and the common people will be public property." In the second year of Shunzhi, he served as the deputy commander of the Jiangsu Province Military Region in the Ming Dynasty ( Jia Hanfu, the deputy general of Huai'an, broke away from the Nanming regime, which was still struggling and still suffering from fierce internal strife, like throwing off a pair of smelly socks. It was really a last resort and the small court of Nanming after Chongzhen's death. It was rotten and filthy like a nest of "maggots", and there was no hope at all. Seventeen years later, in the first year of Kangxi, he was appointed governor of Shaanxi (governor of Shaanxi). Prior to that, he had been governor of Henan for four consecutive years. History books commented on him: "He was dedicated to governing for officials and benefiting the people. Paying attention to civil affairs." While in Henan, he hired Jinshi Shen Quan to lead the compilation of "Henan General Chronicles", which was the earliest provincial chronicle compiled in the Qing Dynasty. When he came to Shaanxi, he hired Li Kai, a Jinshi from the imperial court, to preside over the compilation of "Shaanxi Tongzhi", which was completed and printed in the sixth year of Kangxi's reign, with a total of 32 volumes, the first three of which were compiled. These expenses are not public funds, they are all Jia's own money. In the eleventh year of Kangxi (1672), all provinces were ordered to "compile general annals". Together, these two general annals were established by Emperor Kangxi as a model for national local annals - "issued to the world as a model." Jia Hanfu was a diligent and practical person. After arriving in Xi'an, he did many projects that were beneficial to the people: repairing the Longshou Canal, repairing the Baoxie Plank Road, exempting Yichuan, Yan'an, Fenzhou, Baituguan and other poor areas from part of the money and food, impeaching mediocre officials... In terms of cultural affairs, in addition to organizing Su Confucian scholars to rewrite the "Shaanxi Tongzhi" and re-engraving the "Mencius" stone classics, he also reworked Guanzhong Academy, and the academic office is located in it. This was the first large-scale construction in the Qing Dynasty, in the third year of Kangxi. The person who undertook the construction project was Ye Chengzu, the prefect of Xi'an, and the school inspector was Tian Juemao (the ninth Jinshi in the third year of Shunzhi). These two people moved the famous ministers' temple originally located in Zhengxue Academy to Guanzhong Academy, including the memorial tablet of Zhang Yanghao, the central minister of the Yuan Dynasty. (You are so courageous! You are not afraid of being accused of "borrowing the past to satirize the present in an attempt to restore the present". Now even middle school students know the song "Sheep on the Hillside·" written by Zhang on his way to Guanzhong. "Tong cares about ancient times": "The peaks and mountains are like gathering, the waves are like anger, the mountains and rivers are like Tongguan Road inside and outside. Looking at the Western Capital, I am hesitant and sad. Wherever the Qin and Han Dynasties passed, thousands of palaces and palaces were made of earth. The people suffered when they prospered; when they died, the people suffered." Yuan In the second year of Tianli (1329), there was a severe drought in Guanzhong, and Zhang Yanghao took office. When he was traveling to Taichung, Shaanxi Province, he was responsible for disaster relief. Before leaving, he distributed food to the hungry people along the way, and immediately opened coffins to put food in the coffins when he came into office. He punished those who violated the order, so that corrupt officials did not dare to interfere. He did not go home for food and accommodation for four months, and spent the day to help the victims and the night to plan the disaster relief plan. Yu was exhausted mentally and constantly ill, and died at the age of 60. When the people of Guanzhong heard the bad news, they were heartbroken and "sorrowed as if they had lost their parents." After his death, the court named Bin Guogong and gave him the posthumous title of Wenzhong. This renovation not only restored the old look of the academy, but also strengthened the control over Guanzhong Academy, making the academy directly under the jurisdiction of the governor of Shaanxi. The source of funding was not a problem in the first place, and the recruitment of teachers and the admission of students were also based on merit. This military commander attaches great importance to culture and education, respects intellectuals, and stimulates their vitality. In the seventh year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (AD 1668), he presided over the "Lotus Pond" built by Zhu Xiang, King of Qin in the early Ming Dynasty. The mud in the pond was dredged and renamed "Release Pond". "Non-distinguished guests and poets are not allowed to visit." As a resting place for intellectuals, it is considered a courtesy. This is now the famous Lianhu Park in Xi'an. ("More detailed introduction" is excerpted from an article written by an old woman.)

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