Handing New Base

In the 16th year of Jian'an, He Tao's soul traveled to Dangyang, Jingzhou, and went to He Mao, a young man who was a county official. When Liu Bei entered Shu, Jingzhou was empty. He Tao took advantage of the opportunity of assisting in processing documents and distinguished himself with his skills in form statistics and data coordination, and was introduced to Yiji by He Mao. Yi Ji was so talented that he was ordered to draft a statement on the resettlement of refugees and reclamation. He Tao combined modern agronomy and organizational science and proposed three strategies: "relief through work, granting farmland to households, and lending grain seeds", with detailed evidence and clear data. Yiji greatly appreciated it and took him to visit Ma Liang, who was in charge of Jingzhou. He Tao calmly analyzed the pros and cons of Jingxiang in front of the hall, pointing out the disadvantages of "the people's power is not attached and the grain reserves are not sufficient", and put forward specific improvement plans. Ma Liang was deeply aware of his ability and was promoted to Nanjun literary publisher, which was the starting point of his official career.