Chapter 67: The Uncontrollable Complex of Cross-Border (Part 2)

In this era, the Song people regarded the Liao Kingdom as a place where beasts were rampant. The envoys who were on mission to the Liao Kingdom held farewell gifts similar to funerals before leaving. Unexpectedly, Zhao Xing was so bold that he not only went deep into the Liao Kingdom, but also brought back several "soldiers".

Since the Tang Dynasty, the Khitans regarded robbing the people of the Central Plains as a shortcut to wealth. They asked those strong and strong Han people to capture themselves to establish towns and name them "Touxiacheng". The Khitan military nobles selected private slaves from the beginning to establish private armor, calling them "Touxiacheng". The relatives of the head below the head below the head below the head below the head below the head below the head below the head below the head below the head below the head below the head below the head below the head below the head as "Touxiacheng". They maintained this habit until the Song Dynasty, and the plundered Song people were also building "Touxiacheng" - modern, and mainstream public opinion was called a model of "national integration" in Chinese.

In the Liao Kingdom, the "soldiers under the head" are elite soldiers. Because of their slave treatment, they are disposable consumables. The military law is strict, and they will die if they cannot win. For this reason, they fought very fiercely in every battle and became the dead soldiers that all countries fear.

They are abandoned people, and they have no tomorrow, so they are particularly rebellious - the people are not afraid of death, what else can they obey?

But now, the soldier in the head was very obedient. Zhao Xing shouted and walked out without saying a word, making Su Shi unbelievable.

"Well, I not only went to Liao Kingdom, but also to Goryeo. Goryeo Feici is the harvest this time." Zhao Xing seemed depressed, and he replied depressedly: "These two countries... mentors, these two countries are very popular with their mentor's poems. Yes, it is this word, sought after. However, I think it is best for the mentor to not know - Liao is an enemy country, Goryeo Gentiles, if this matter is spread, I am afraid of big trouble."

Su Shi certainly understood that the two Japanese ghosts were serving him. Although the Japanese proudly wrote about their history, he never mentioned this. If Zhao Xing did not remind him, he would remind the other party to pay attention.

After chatting about the Goryeo scenery of Liao Kingdom, Zhao Xing asked inadvertently: "Mr., you wrote the 'stolen cows'. Just the destructive thing about killing the cows in the yard that day, my mentor also wrote it into the article?...I hope the bachelor will destroy that manuscript!"

In the article "Stirring the Ox" written in a similar way to the Shi Zhongshan Record, Su Dongpo wrote it like a scientific investigation report. In addition to writing about Zhao Xing's calmness, he also recorded Zhao Xing's explanation - why a sword stabbed from his neck could make the bull die silently. Although he did not exaggerate in the article, who is Su Dongpo? Even if he did not exaggerate, Zhao Xing's behavior of pricking the ox made him thrilling. After Zhao Xing stabbed the ox, he smiled slightly and gently wiped the sword, which was even more creepy.

What era was the Song Dynasty? This was an era when literature was emphasized over military affairs. The poems of literati were elegant, and a sword was a martial artist. Zhao Xing seemed extremely calm in the process of stabbing the cow, calmly and almost cold. When it was spread, any literati dared to date him?

Su Shi asked casually: "Now, do you dare to show my articles to others easily... Ah, I understand. It turns out that Shengzhi was crying from the back hall, she was with you."

Su Shi was smart and immediately knew the reason: "Only Xu Zhizhou's favorite concubine Shengzhi had read that article. At that time, the other concubines were only interested in enjoying the snow hall, and Du Shengzhi read the article again and again... But you are not familiar with Shengzhi. Could it be that-? No, I don't believe you have an affair with her."

Zhao Xing smiled awkwardly: "I have only met Shengzhi's little girl once, but she just asked me to take her in in the back hall. If she asked for it, she sang and left."

"You did this right!" Su Shi said earnestly: "Master Xu, that is your 'guru' - although this title is forbidden now and only 'superior disciple' is allowed, everyone still recognizes this relationship in private. If you use the concubine of the master as a maid, you may have to escape from being scolded."

Su Shi means: If Zhao Xing insists on his own, it will bring immeasurable public opinion pressure to society and problems that have been faced but are difficult to solve...

"I think so too," Zhao Xing replied dejectedly: "Forget it, let's not mention this, I brought back a big book from Japan called "Talk of Genji". The teacher is willing to read it."

When was the book "The Tale of Genji" written by the Japanese? 80 years ago, it was copied by the Japanese in Chinese. After seeing this book, Zhao Xing felt that he could not let the Japanese take them to Chinese literary works, and he would print them without paying royalties. As compensation, he should also take away the Japanese's book and print them, and he would also sell them back to the Japanese. This is what it means to have come and go.

At present, the work of the carving of this manuscript has begun. Zhao Xing plans to print hundreds of thousands of copies, half of which are sold in China, and one is for the Japanese to buy back - hehe, his own book will also cost money to "import". I believe that hundreds of years later, the Japanese will be angry to death when they think of this.

However, he didn't know whether the content of the book was taboo after the literary inquisition, so he first gave Su Shi a look and let the great writer check it out.

This novel attracted Su Shi so much that he didn't even know when Zhao Xing would say goodbye. At noon, he was hungry and then turned his eyes away from the book. Then, he found that there were only three male servants left in the courtyard, one of whom was the "head-down soldier" I saw last night, and the other old man seemed to be the father of the "head-down soldier". There was also a martial artist dressed in Korea guarding the door, looking at him with a very eager look.

Su Shi waved to the "head-down soldier" and asked, "Where did you go to the left?"

"The soldiers under the head" heard the greeting and kowtowed, saying, "Yeah, my master greeted you this morning. Yeah, at that time, Yeah, he was absent-minded, so the master left a villain to serve him--Today is the day when the master returned to Jiangxia to worship his ancestors, and the master surnamed Cheng in the house has left. What's wrong with Yeah, just give the villain."

"Yeye" is a respectful title for the Liao people to call their grandfathers, and their grandmothers to call them "Zihui". Also, regardless of the scholars and common people in Liao, they all called themselves "villains". This humble name once made people in the Central Plains feel strange and ridiculous. But soon, they didn't feel ridiculous, because of the "great fusion of nations", the Han people who were not killed must call themselves "villains".

In addition, the Liao people called themselves "my family", the Song people called themselves "men and women", and scholars could humbly call themselves "slutty boys"... Later, the only one who called themselves "my family" was left in China.

Everyone in the house has left?... Well, Su Shi didn't think this was a neglect of himself: it was a kind of absolute trust that a person would give the whole family to you without hesitation, which made him feel very warm.

"What's your name?" Su Shi lowered his head and asked the soldier: "Did you send the letter to my house last night?"

"I'm going back and the letter is sent. The villain is named Xiao, and my master gave it to Feng. This is the villain's father. My master gave it to Shan. This is the Korean martial artist Jin Buer... These days, the master surnamed Cheng has gone to worship his ancestors. After the spring comes, I have to go there for two months. My master told me before leaving:

Rice, flour, salt, vinegar and tea are all in the tank, firewood and charcoal are in the backyard, there are 1,500 guan in the study, and pens, ink, paper and ink, and bacon and wine are in the backyard cellar. The master also ordered a few pigs, a calf, and a few river fish. The guy sent it here every day;

The master also ordered: Jin Buer is still very powerful, and Ye Ye will let Jin Wushi accompany him when he goes out; what else is missing in the house? The villain can buy it. Ye Ye Ye is better to bring the empress here and live the main anthem here."

"Oh!" Su Shi nodded. He didn't hear Zhao Xing's nagging before leaving. Now he heard Xiao Feng's retelling, which made him feel very warm: "Then go, let's notify the children!"

At dusk, in front of the Sanyuanfang in Jiangxia, Zhao Xing looked at the Sanyuanfang with his students admiringly.

The so-called Sanyuanfang is the full name of "Sanyuanjidifang". Only those who win the first place in the provincial examination, provincial examination, and palace examination can be called "Sanyuanjidi".

In China's imperial examination history for more than a thousand years, there are only 15 people who have passed the imperial examination.

This Sanyuanfang commemorates Feng Jing, the Feng Jing who "wrongly regarded Feng Jing as Ma Liang". This allusion comes from the imperial examination. The teacher who was marking the papers was old and missed the two points of "Feng". So, he shouted the name "Ma Liang" but no one agreed. Then Feng Jing stood up leisurely and replied weakly: "My name is Feng Jing."

As a result, the teacher blushed, which led to an allusion.

Feng Jing is the pride of Jiangxia people and also a role model for merchants in the Song Dynasty.

Since Qin, in Chinese history, no businessman has been able to become the prime minister except him, so Feng Jing is unique.

"All dynasties, merchants were despised, insulted, and robbed. After our dynasty was established, although the status of merchants was greatly improved, the remaining chronic habits still restricted merchants from obtaining high positions for more than a thousand years, but Mr. Feng was different. He was promoted step by step from a merchant. Do you know why?" Zhao Xing stood in front of Sanyuanfang and taught his students.
Chapter completed!