The curiosity and thirst for knowledge of young people are sometimes considered by some people to be insufficiently calm and solemn. Especially in the current Han Dynasty, this kind of social atmosphere of seeking "stability" and "heavyness" is the general trend of the Han Dynasty.

In particular, the children of the gentry inadvertently displayed their words and deeds in their daily lives, and they had universal meanings in their words and deeds.

The big man was not so "steady" from the beginning. He was once high-spirited. This kind of external manifestation of social psychological state and group will structure is reflected in the cultural appearance, but its root lies in "ruling the country by economics"

superior.

After the re-establishment of the feudal unification in the Western Han Dynasty, the entire society was filled with a positive and enterprising "spirit", even a bit similar to a rash and wild atmosphere. This is naturally not very good, but it shows a certain vitality.

The changes in the social atmosphere of the Han Dynasty probably began when the two Han Dynasties met. In the Western Han Dynasty, Yang Xiong's "Fayan" had a chapter on "cultivation", which clearly stated the principle of taking the "heavy" and discarding the "light", "taking the four

Emphasis on words, deeds, appearance, and kindness. Emphasis on words leads to law, emphasis on deeds leads to virtue, emphasis on appearance leads to prestige, and emphasis on good deeds leads to insight. It is proposed that "emphasis on words leads to actions."

Worry, a light deed can lead to wrongdoing, a light appearance can lead to humiliation, and a light love can lead to adultery."

Because of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, people like cruel officials who were eager to serve in politics became increasingly unpopular. In addition, there were more and more contradictory national laws and local regulations, even known as "Laws and Orders Chapter 359..."

…There are many documents in several pavilions, and the editors cannot see them all.” So in the late Western Han Dynasty, “people easily break the law, and officials easily kill people.” This made the people of the Western Han Dynasty miserable...

Then there was Wang Mang, a more "eager" comrade.

After Liu Xiu came to power in the Eastern Han Dynasty, he wiped away the past shortcomings. Not only was he strict about his own life, "he wore well-dressed clothes, his appearance was colorless, his ears did not listen to the voices of Zheng and Wei, and his hands did not play with pearls and jade... he made appointments diligently"

"The wind travels up and down", and he also required the same for his ministers. He often warned the heroes that "it is better to face the abyss, walk on thin ice, fight and fight, and be careful every day." He was considered to be one of the few in the feudal dynasty who could reconcile with the heroes.

The last emperor.

It's just a pity...

Later, the Eastern Han Dynasty went astray.

At present, a madman like Mi Heng, even if he does not die by Huang Zu's sword, may not be welcomed by everyone. A madman like Mi Heng, of course, must have a good reputation among the nobles and nobles.

, if you want a banquet, there will be a banquet, but when it comes to the ruler, the only choices left are flat noodles and wonton noodles...

Is "being cautious" a bad thing?

Nor does it count.

But everything must have a certain degree. Once it is overdosed, even the most ordinary water needed for daily use will become "poison".

The current problem of the Eastern Han Dynasty is not that it is not "prudent" enough, but that it is too "prudent".

And this problem is also vividly displayed in Xiangyang, Jingzhou.

Liao Hua is a young man.

Xu Huang is not considered old either.

Even Fei Qian himself is not too old. It can be said that among the entire Xijing political group, the average age is quite low and tends to be younger, while on Cao Cao's side, it is just the opposite...

Cao Cao is not young anymore, as are Xiahou Dun, Cao Ren, etc., not to mention the group of old people who follow the emperor Liu Xie. The overall average age is at least one or two generations behind Xijing.

Young people are impetuous and do not act steadily enough. Sometimes they are careless and forget about other things. Therefore, they are often criticized by others and often scolded by older people.

But who doesn’t come here from a young age?

Fei Qian's attitude is to let some young people do it. Of course, with the experience of later generations, it is naturally more convenient for him to judge whether a young person is worthy of use than the natives of the Han Dynasty. But even aside from this, Fei Qian

It is far better to have a more encouraging and open-minded attitude towards young people than the Shandong political group. This difference was ruthlessly demonstrated under Xiangyang.

From Liao Hua to the military officials under Huqi, they are basically all young. Not to mention Liao Hua, some of these military officials under Huqi are descendants of the Shanxi gentry, and many more are from the academy.

Walking up, so the overall age is on the younger side, the oldest is only close to thirty.

Contrary to Liao Hua's side, whether it is in Cao's army or in Xiangyang, even the so-called "little officials" are not young, and there are even some with gray beards...

Perhaps in terms of experience, older people do have certain advantages, but similarly, in another aspect, young people have stronger physical strength and endurance than older people. And when young people do things in a lawful and measured manner, their physical strength will

The gap often becomes an insurmountable chasm that can only be overcome by experience alone.

After Liao Hua ate a large group of refugees that he had prepared before, he said he wanted more and could ask for more...

On the Jingxiang side, a no-fight card was issued. Several older "minor officials" even fell down from exhaustion and could no longer fight.

This was the second lesson Qiao Qi taught in front of Xiahou Dun and others.

It's a pity that even if Xiahou Dun and others saw it or even thought about it, they still might not be able to use it, and they would even treat it as invisible and unexpected...

Quite simply, because the interests involved are too great.

Just like in the Eastern Han Dynasty, if a young man raised any questions, the first reaction of these officials, or local village elders who were not even officials, was not the question itself, nor what the opinions raised by the young people were.

Right or wrong, but will react instinctively: "Who are you? How dare you come to accuse me? Who are you, and who are your teachers?"

Those with vested interests will not give up their interests easily, and young people who grow up in such a political environment, when they are old and their wives become mothers-in-law, they will often become what they hated most when they were young.

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This was the original political system of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Just imagine, if Fei Qian refused to give up, or launched a large-scale attack on Shandong, even if he could really regain the whole territory, when these vested interests, which are far larger than Shanxi, had sneaked into Fei Qian's original territory.

What will happen among the younger rectification group?

What?

Stop these vested interests and prevent them from sneaking in?

hehe……

Even in later generations where laws are more stringent and regulations are stricter, when trying to eliminate these "vested interests", no matter how much resistance, how many difficulties, how many risks, and how much time is spent, the elimination is still incomplete, and even more so.

How much more so in the current era of Han Dynasty?

As the saying goes, "summer insects cannot speak of ice."

Those with vested interests will never relent and give in easily.

Just like in Jiangdong, Sun Fu also had to face the same problem...

Those salt workers and miners don't think about what will happen tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, or what the future will be like. Even now that they are free and no longer have the burden of labor, the habits they have developed over the years still make them only focus on the present and the present.

Just enjoy yourself in time.

This is very troublesome.

After Sun Fu escaped from prison, he took a good bath and put on clean clothes. He couldn't help but feel uncontrollable tiredness and fell asleep directly.

In his sleep, Sun Fu actually dreamed that he was chasing Sun Quan with countless people, and then he chased and chased, and finally caught up with Sun Quan on the bank of the river, and surrounded Sun Quan, but when

When Sun Fu was ready to scold Sun Quan and ask him to surrender, Sun Quan actually wiped his neck and died without saying a word.

And the next dream was even more interesting. When Sun Fu returned to Wu County with Sun Quan's head, what greeted him was not the throne of the Sun family in Jiangdong, but an endless siege!

Countless people, including those from the Sun family, the Wu family, the Jiangdong gentry, the Zhu family, the Gu family, etc., were all surrounding him and yelling curses, pointing fingers and accusing him overwhelmingly, accusing him of being too ambitious.

Burning, Quede is not worthy of his position. The soldiers who followed Sun Fu fell one by one amidst the sound of rebuke, and then even the corpses melted...

Countless hands stretched out, and then tore Sun Fu's hair, clothes, and even his skin and flesh, and then tore them bit by bit, making Sun Fu miserable...

Finally, Sun Fu woke up.

My whole body was dripping with sweat.

"Is it still raining outside?" Sun Fu, who woke up from his dream when he saw his son Sun Xing standing guard at the door, wiping his armor, asked after a long pause before he came to his senses.

"There's still some light rain..." Sun Xing quickly sat upright and asked, "Did your father have a good rest?"

Sun Fu was silent for a moment and nodded slightly, "It's okay...what time is it?"

"It should have passed Chen hour." Sun Xing said.

"So late?" Sun Fu stood up immediately, "Did anything happen last night?"

Sun Xing replied, "It's nothing serious...it's just..."

"Just what?" Sun Fu frowned and asked while putting on his outer robe.

"It's just that there was some trouble in the market last night..." Sun Xing replied, "There were many people in the salt mine who were undisciplined, and they broke into the people's courtyard... Later, the military marquis led people to go and killed two or three of the leaders of the trouble.

It’s been settled..."

"Killing is right." Sun Fu nodded.

Sun Fu put on his clothes and stood for a while in the corridor at the door. He looked at Sun Xing and said, "I remembered something... there is a ferry to the north of Juzhang. There should be some ships?"

Sun Xing nodded, "Yes, but they are all fishing boats. There are not many fishing boats. There are only seven or eight boats in total... Father, do you have any orders?"

Sun Fu patted Sun Xing's shoulder, then touched Sun Xing's head, "Well...are you tired?"

Sun Xing shook his head, "I'm not tired! Father, please give me your instructions!"

"Haha, it's good to be young...much stronger than my old bones..." Sun Fu said with a smile, "It's still raining, and the surrounding soldiers won't come for a while...so there's something happening

, I can only leave it to you... I will write a letter to you now, and then you can take some confidants to Juzhang Ferry and take a boat to the north... to find your uncle... After meeting your uncle, you will

The causes and consequences are clearly explained here..."

"Ah?" Sun Xing was stunned, "Then I'm leaving. Father is here..."

"Haha, you don't have to worry about this anymore..." Sun Fu turned around and went back to write a letter, while saying, "As long as you bring the letter to your uncle, it will be great... There are no decent soldiers and horses around here, even if

Yes, they won’t come easily, so don’t worry, Xing’er!」
To be continued...