"What are Ziliang's good suggestions?" Jiang Feng attached great importance to Chen Wei's suggestions.?

Chen Wei's performance as the magistrate of Gushi County was remarkable. After being promoted to the position of governor of the governor of the State of Shin Prefecture, he was able to handle the government affairs of Shin Prefecture in order in just a few months. The smooth implementation of Gushi's local inspection strategy was certainly due to the cooperation of Chen, but Chen Wei's proper personnel arrangements were also related.

"In the opinion of the minister, since Daliang entered the Central Plains, the court lived in a corner of Guanzhong. Although there was also a scientific research system, the court's orders did not leave Guanzhong, and its attractiveness to scholars was decreasing day by day. If possible, Huaiyou might as well seek permission from the court to take the imperial examinations and take the imperial examinations in Huaiyou. The scale can be large or small, attracting talents to invest." Chen Wei paused, "It is natural that the three prefectures in Huaiyou are not qualified to take the imperial examinations, but Huaiyou lacks talents. If you can use scientific research to attract talents, it can also slightly alleviate the shortage."

Jiang Feng was quite familiar with the imperial examination system in the Tang Dynasty. The imperial examination system in the Tang Dynasty generally had to pass the test first and then enter the provincial examination, especially the provincial examination scale was very small and it was difficult to pass the exam.

As Li Tang's power shrank, only the relevant place was protected. This natural decline in the answer and provincial examinations. After passing the exam, there was no official position to do it. Who is still interested?

Due to the cancellation of provincial trials, coupled with the endless wars and the expansion of the power of the vassal clans, the influence of the civil servant system gradually faded, and replaced by the increasing prosperity of the military general system, and the prosperity of magic and magic, the civil servant system became dimterer.

But Jiang Feng also knew that the military general system is of course very important and should be advocated together with magic, but the civil servant government affairs system should not be neglected.

Whether the civil servant governance system is effective is directly related to the smoothness of the government affairs system in a region. Communicating agriculture, water conservancy, warehousing, criminal law, commercial calculation, taxation, surveying and mapping, construction and other matters require a large number of officials familiar with government affairs to promote.

Even in modern society, whether the operation of this civil service system and its extended to the end is directly related to the social and economic development of a region.

Jiang Feng believes that under the current feudal system, it is more important. The system of generals and magic focuses more on immediate interests and ignores long-term benefits.

Chen Wei's proposal to obtain special gifts from the court, to conduct the trial first in Huaiyou, and then conduct provincial trials, and absorb talents is undoubtedly a shocking suggestion.

You should know that the answer is simple, but the provincial examination must be in the Shangshu Province. How can you dare to conduct the provincial examination in the land of Huaiyou? It seems that it is difficult to open a precept in this regard for the imperial court's special gifts.

However, Chen Wei's suggestion began to open up a way of thinking, that is, the state test.

The scale of the state examination may be expanded a little. Even if the grades are slightly poor, these scholars from common people can be sent to government affairs schools for training. After they are familiar with daily government affairs, they can be arranged to serve as grassroots officials in various prefectures and counties.

This will undoubtedly play a great role in promoting local social affairs and can also curb the control of grassroots regimes by local gentry and clan forces to a certain extent.

Chen Wei never expected that his suggestion made Jiang Feng understand the idea of ​​using these scholars to train as grassroots officials to fight against local gentry and clan forces. Although this is difficult to solve the root cause, it can form checks and balances to a certain extent.

"Is there any more?" Jiang Feng asked with great interest.

"Well, I think that this kind of scientific examination is not strictly limited to the three states. If there are foreign scholars who are willing to participate in the trial, they should also adopt special methods to allow them to register in order to attract talents to the greatest extent. After all, there are still too few scholars in our Huaiyou area."

These words are sincere words. To some extent, they have already damaged the interests of the local gentry clans, but Chen Wei can still insist on saying it.

It has to be said that Chen Wei has already stood more from the perspective of Jiang Feng's ministers, rather than from the perspective of the Chen clan.

Jiang Feng was naturally very happy about Chen Wei's suggestions, but what Jiang Feng was even happier was Chen Wei's attitude.

This shows that more and more people are beginning to be optimistic about themselves and have more confidence in themselves, which is often the key to attracting more talents to contribute.

Only when everyone thinks that you can succeed in this troubled times will everyone be willing to hand over their destiny to you. This is probably a major unexpected gain from the important prefecture and county of Shouzhou.

The land of the three states and the only states are completely different concepts. The defense and defense of the three states is the weather of a vassal family, and the governor of a state is not qualified.

The land of Huaiyou is not a place where literati gather, and it has no connection with the traditional land of literati. Whether it is Wuyue, which is increasingly highlighting the cultural atmosphere, Guanzhong and Nanyang, which are known as the imperial town, or Luoyang, Bianliang, or Hedong, Huaiyou, which is currently in the center of Luoyang, Bianliang, or Hedong.

If a place wants to rise, it is not just about force, magic, and economy. It is also indispensable for the gathering of literary talents. This is an important factor in the attraction of a place.

Scientific examinations have always been the best way for rulers to recruit talents, but the provincial examinations are easy to say, while the provincial examinations require the court justice.

Since the Li Tang power retreated into Guanzhong, the provincial examination has almost disappeared. The Li Tang Dynasty still cherishes its face. Since the scholars who have passed the provincial examination have no official positions, it simply does not run the provincial examination.

If the provincial trial is not completed, the provincial trials in various places gradually become lonely. Places such as Hedong, Huaibei, Heshuo, and Liangchuan are basically extinct, namely Daliang, Nanyang, and Wu. The country of Jue is still occasionally held.

Of course, the vassal lords in various places will not allow scholars selected by Li Tang to come to their own territory to become officials. Isn’t that infiltrated?

In fact, when Jiang Feng went to Chang'an, he passed by Nanyang. The wine-making heroes meeting held in Nanyang is another form of scientific examination, but it is not the scientific examination of scholars, but the scientific examination of military scholars, and it even extends to the same magic.

This is actually a trend change. With the arrival of troubled times, wars continue, the importance of force is becoming increasingly prominent, and magic begins to show its own light in war, so naturally it is more valued.

Relatively speaking, the civil governance that can be more reflected in the peacetime season is somewhat overshadowed, so no matter which subject it is, it will move with the changes of the times.

Chen Wei was born as a scholar, so he naturally had a good understanding of the psychology of scholars. Although Jiang Feng also graduated from the History Department, he did not know much about the changes after the gradual collapse of the imperial examination system in the late Tang Dynasty, so Chen Wei's suggestions also gave him a lot of inspiration.

This is an era that has gone a little offside, or the rise of time and space, martial arts, and magic, which is completely different from the original time and space, has already left the scope of history that I have learned, which makes the historical trend equally unpredictable.

However, Jiang Feng still firmly believes that the exhibition of a local area is also inseparable from the exhibition of all walks of life, and all of this requires management. The efficiency of the management of a local government determines the development of the strength of this local area.

To improve the management capabilities of the three state regimes under his command, it will not be possible without scholars, so Chen Wei's suggestions made him excited.

If there was only one state in the past, Jiang Feng did not pay much attention to this, but with the inclusion of Shouzhou and Guangzhou was facing the infiltration of the imperial forces, Jiang Feng had to consider this response.

"Ziliang, you know I'm not very familiar with these situations. Huaiyou Caochuang. Many of us are martial artists, and many things don't know how to do, including Du Tuo and Wang Huang. They are not familiar with the daily routines at the prefecture and county level, or they are all of them with high expectations and low skills. Only you are the most proficient in this area. So I hope you can contribute more ideas and opinions like the ones mentioned just now. As long as it is in line with our Huaiyou interests and can make our Huaiyou's strength quickly become stronger, we will not hesitate to mention them."

Jiang Feng's tone was very sincere, and he did not seem arrogant because he took Shouzhou and became a defensive and defensive commander of Guangxi Shou, and even his attitude was more humble than before.

Moreover, Chen Wei could also feel that Jiang Feng was sincerely expressing this attitude, not just a gesture, which means that he realized what the lack of sufficient literati to serve his regime would bring, which was completely different from the vassal families where military officials were in power.

Jiang Feng's attitude made Chen Wei feel very upset.

Since the Li Tang Dynasty was expelled from the heart of the Central Plains, the Zhuliang regime, which was dominated by Liwufu, became increasingly dominant. Even the gentry and noble families in the local area who had always been proud of their family traditions, subtly began to emphasize martial arts over literature.

There are more and more people practicing martial arts among major families, and even those who specialize in magic are increasingly valued, because they can show their brilliance in war and are more likely to be favored by those in power. This makes a group like Chen Wei, who is proud of his literati, feel a sense of crisis.

The tendency in this aspect can also be seen from the regime formed by Jiang Feng. For example, the military generals from the Daliang clan are highly valued, including Xu and Ju families, who are now under Jiang Feng's command, are all military men.

In contrast, a family like the Chen family, which was born as a literati, has become an optional existence, and even the businessman power of the Huang family, seems to be on the rise.

If it weren't for the strong support from Jiang Feng when he was the magistrate of Gushi County, and later he stood firmly on Jiang Feng's side, Chen Wei wouldn't know if Chen would have been eliminated in this round of turmoil.

Now that the territory controlled by Jiang Feng has expanded rapidly, Chen Wei also felt that Jiang Feng was different from other vassals, and he had some of his own ideas about the development of these territory.
Chapter completed!