Gongtang

The author is awesome, personal review, with the style of Emperor Dan Ling. I personally think that the first 60 chapters are in the top three in my mind, the first is the Jin Dynasty, the second is the Song Dynasty, the Long Sword at the end of the Jin Dynasty, the glory of the Five Dynasties, and the Iron-Blooded Remnant are not as high as this book in my opinion. First of all, his opening break is well written, and the protagonist's wonderful mouth is really eloquent. Secondly, the policy of becoming a county magistrate is well written, considering the level of an engineering student. I can also think that this is the most exciting part, which is much better than those who are coy and unwilling to write about technology!

Wasn't the author promoted to deputy director? Do you have time to write a book again?

This book is well written, and it is interconnected. It made me excited to read it, but why is no one there?

This post will be continuously updated to thank every book friend. This book is less than 100 pieces out of the library, so it is destined to die. Thanks to your support, I have come back to life and am getting better. I hope that everyone, even in this situation, will rise step by step.

The author is very knowledgeable about officialdom. Is he from the Development and Reform Commission?

The real revival of Confucianism in the Middle Ages is thanks to the Anshi Rebellion and the subsequent separatism of vassal towns. It was precisely because metaphysics and aesthetics could not fulfill the basic functions of stabilizing social order that intellectuals in the Middle Tang Dynasty, represented by Han Yu, rethought Dong Zhongshu, the original Asian saint. In order to make Confucianism practical, is it reasonable to "reverse the classics and combine it with the Tao", and then re-establish the big chess of "the Tao is based on virtue, and the Tao is balanced by etiquette, and there is shame and integrity", making the scriptures unshakable, and then hedging all "Tao" that can cause the destruction of etiquette and happiness. After the so-called "The Decline of the Eight Dynasties of Wen Qi" there is also a sentence saying "Tao Ji, the world is drowned". What does it mean, the author, you really don't understand? It is also purely blind to blame the Anshi Rebellion for the decline of Confucianism.

Let me smell the breath of smart people

One thing happens after another. From a certain angle, it feels like a suspense movie. It makes you tired easily.

You must know that cloth can be used as money in ancient times, but the price is ridiculously expensive. Is it natural to use cloth instead of mulch?