Chapter 2989 A brand new habit

In many companies in later generations, they liked to change their names after entering the company.

It is a beautiful name, convenient name.

Foreign companies will give foreign names, and private companies will give them a code name. On the surface, whether it is personnel or bosses, they tell employees that this name change has no special meaning. At most, the new name is more positive, and it also represents what kind of person employees expect to become, what abilities they can have, what recognition they hope to obtain, etc.

But in fact, the small actions contain deep meaning behind them.

Fei Qian asked the little prince Shanshan to give a romantic name, uh, a Chinese name, which is naturally meaningful...

The first is naturally the compliance test.

Even if the names passed down by ancestors can be sold, then there is nothing that can't be sold.

Secondly, nicknames can prevent employees from socializing privately to a certain extent, especially preventing employees from joining each other. When the number of employees in the department is relatively large, it can also prevent people from poaching and establishing their own businesses, because most people do not know the real name of employees.

At the same time, I am used to using a flower name. When I need to tell someone’s real name, the employee will subconsciously hesitate, as if the real name has become a secret. This is like wearing a mask for a long time and feeling a little strange when I take it off. On the surface, it is said that giving the employee a chance to give him a new name, but in fact it is also a certain degree of deprivation, burying the employee’s original personality.

Because the name directly related to the original life and growth process is abandoned.

Of course, there is also a saying that it is convenient to hide yourself when compelling subordinates to do something...

Just like in Water Margin, who did it?

Flower Monk!

Now, Fei Qian gave Shanshan's little prince a Chinese name.

A Chinese name that sounds nice and easy to remember, represents positive energy.

The little prince looked at Fei Qian with pitiful eyes, "Great General, I don't know what name to give..."

Fei Qian smiled, "Generally speaking, our surname represents the origin of our ancestors. Many times, our ancestors use the name of the fiefdom as their surname... The names are the names of each other, and they also represent their expectations for their future, etc. So, you can also think of one according to this model..."

『Well...or, my noble general, how about my name... "Lou Shan"?" The little prince said with joy, looking very happy. 『"Lou" means Loulan of his ancestors. "Shan" represents not only Shanshan now, but also kindness and beauty...』

Fei Qian nodded, "Look, isn't this very good? Lou Shan, it's a good name. When you get to the ceremony, you can also take your own word... This means that you have grown up and can take on more responsibilities..."

『Really?』 The little prince Lou Shan smiled happily, 『Haha, I have a new name!』

The little prince jumped around, as if he was really happy, and as if he was pretending to be happy.

But that doesn't matter.

Fei Qian's will is the most important.

In the distant queue, Bu Sen looked at Fei Qian and Prince Shanshan having a happy conversation, and the wrinkles on his face were almost shrunk together...

It’s a pity that no one cares about his pain now.

In the end, Bu Sen could only bow his head and recite the Buddha's name...

Shanshan is a small country, but it can make a big difference.

This is also a feature of the Western Regions.

Most of the Western Regions countries are not big and can easily sway from side to side.

Fei Qian doesn’t know much about Loulan.

Because later generations can know the situation of some Loulan people because some people migrated to the western part of China and brought some texts, texts, etc. Although the characters used by these people were written in Luwen, they also recorded some things, giving future generations the opportunity to get a glimpse of the ancient Loulan Kingdom.

The romance is not unique to Loulan, but also the text of the country of Niya. Some later generations say that it is Jingjue, some say that it is a Loulan, some say that it is destroyed by war, and some say that it is a change in the river, but Fei Qian thinks that these may be right and not right. Because most of the things in the world are influenced by multiple factors, there are few simple isolated events.

"Lou..." Taishi Ci glanced at the little prince Shanshan who had been sharing or showing off with others, and pondered for a moment and said, "This is Lou's surname...Lou, I seem to remember this Lou... in the fourth year of Yuanfeng, Pingle Supervisor stabbed him and changed his name..."

Fei Qian smiled and turned to Zhang Liao and asked, "What do you think Wen Yuan thinks?"

Zhang Liao frowned and said, "It's true that the name of the sect changed, but it seems that Loulan was the Huns who had been married to the time..."

Fei Qian nodded and said meaningfully: "It is true, but... why is this? The countries in the Western Regions have sent Han as material, but they cannot use it. Is the proton's method good? Since they cannot use it, how can they be extended? The ministers of the Han Dynasty should not do it because they are good and not doing it? If you know the evil method, why not make it easier?"

Taishici suddenly felt a little tooth pain.

Zhang Liao also frowned and thought.

The questions raised by Fei Qian are very objective, and even related to Taishici and Zhang Liao. After all, as the prefect of the Han Dynasty or local princes, according to convention, Fei Qian would send hostages...

Why did Loulan change to Shanshan?

It was because Loulan favored the Huns, and was then tempted by Fu Jiezi, the Pingle Supervisor, and was killed with gold and silver. He made his relatives Han the new king and changed his name to Shanshan.

But many people don’t know that Loulan did not intend to be kind to the Huns.

The old King Loulan died, and then sent an envoy to the Han Dynasty to find the Loulan Proton who had been sent to the Han Dynasty. He wanted to welcome the Loulan Proton back to be the new king, but who would have thought that the Loulan Proton was castrated...

Damn it, is it him or her? Or is it the colorful black that Midi likes the most in later generations?

It was not easy to do, so Emperor Han rejected Loulan's request at that time.

Loulan had no choice but to make another heir the king, but soon the new heir died again, and the Huns found out, so they immediately sent the Loulan proton who was originally in the Huns back and inherited the throne. So Loulan began to alienate the Han Dynasty and rely on the Huns, until Fu Jiezi killed his king...

So, is this considered Loulan voluntarily betrayed the man or was forced to betrayed?

The proton system was implemented since the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, or earlier. Why did no one still propose solutions to the problem after so many problems?

For ambitious people, is there a difference between having protons and not having protons?

For cowards who dare not betray, what is the difference between having protons and not having protons?

In feudal dynasties that allowed multiple wives and concubines, how important was the proton?

Fei Qian didn't believe that no one had considered these issues, but he regretted to see that even in the later feudal dynasties, there seemed to be no major changes. In fact, by the Qing Dynasty, there was still a system similar to protons.

It is true that at the beginning of the proton system, the intention was naturally beneficial, and it was also for political purposes, and it also achieved good effects, and even allowed some of the unruly and stubborn surrounding nomadic tribes to be sincerely integrated into the big family in China. It even had a subtle effect and influence education.

But most protons are of no use.

Take Loulan as an example. Its bondage in the Han Dynasty lasted for two or three hundred years, but from the archaeological discoveries in later generations, there were no signs of obvious influence of Han civilization.

The most typical manifestation is that neither Loulan nor Shanshan, there is no large-scale use of Chinese characters.

Proton wrote Chinese characters in Chinese in the Han area, but why did he return to Shanshan, Loulan, but became a ghost-painted talisman?

Not only Loulan, but also the surrounding vassal states that have been with China for many years, have not yet completely used Chinese language and Chinese characters over the past few hundred years?

Taishi Ci glanced at the newly changed name of the little prince Shanshan. Suddenly, he seemed to think of something, but it was relatively scattered and unsystematic. He frowned and said, "Master, is it that this... changed the name, which is also related to this?"

Fei Qian was about to say something, but suddenly a cavalry came in front of him, "Report! I found the Shanshan cavalry! The scouts in front were fighting!"

Fei Qian frowned slightly. Why did the Shanshan cavalry appear before it reached the scope of the Ni City?

…(')Ψ…

Fei Qian felt a little confused, but Li Long, who was the leader of the former army, was only excited and excited.

The scout Li Long brought was a coincidence with the Shanshan people on the same hill.

Most of the Western Regions are Gobi Deserts, and during the interspersion of oasis, rivers are the lifeline and the route for most troops to march.

Of course, it was impossible for Fei Qian and others to escape from the water source too far, and basically followed the Cheerchen River, which is called the local Cheerchen River.

Occasionally, there are some hills or piles of strangely shaped stones blown by the wind, so naturally they are the places that scouts choose. Of course, they can see further than standing on the ground...

While leading the scout to detect, Li Long found traces of Shanshan people while climbing a Fenghuang Mountain. The two sides almost met love around the corner and immediately fought together.

Li Long was from Longxi. His father served as a prefect of not only a big or small in his early years, but it did not bring Li Long any advantages. During the Western Qiang riots, the Li family in Longxi was also unable to survive.

The family business was burned down in the war, and the tribe members died under the sword and gun, and all that was left was endless hatred. Li Long once became a horse thief in Longxi.

After Fei Qian took control of Longxi, he restored the order in Longxi, recruited warriors and wiped out the bandits. Li Long felt that there was no future to continue being a horse thief, which was to tentatively surrender. He originally thought that he might receive some difficulties and torture, but he did not expect that Fei Qian did not blame them too much and asked Jia Xu to train them into regular soldiers.

So Li Long became an ordinary soldier in Longyou. Unfortunately, in the last Qiang rebellion, Li Long did not gain any commendable merits, but only worked hard to reach the scouts' position.

Upwards, it is not the ordinary upgrade of merit. From "leader" to "leader", there is an unwritten rule in the army that requires people to use their heads to increase...

Use the enemy's head.

So, Li Long looked at his opponent now with a greedy smile on his face.

"Ahhh..." The Shanshan, who rushed over first, obviously felt bad about the smile that Li Long showed, so he howled, straightened his body suddenly, and chopped Li Long's head and face a little crazy, as if he wanted to chop down the smile on Li Long's face and his nose and eyes.

Li Long brought a sword to meet him, and behind him was his comrades-in-arms.

There is no need for special greetings. Li Long and others have built a front according to their past habits and trained instincts.

Naturally, Li Long's martial arts were not comparable to Zhang Liao. Even when he participated in the military training camp, he was scolded by the instructors, especially when he was receiving intensified training for scout cavalry in Yinshan. At the beginning, he was scolded almost every day because Li Long was a horse thief in his early years and some behavioral habits were difficult to correct.

As a horse thief, what bad intentions can you have?

At most, I just grab a handful of sand if I have something to do, and then insert it into the sand and lure some sand into the sand.

Then not only was he scolded himself, but he also had to implicate other comrades in the queue to do push-ups.

Because the instructor said that he did not trust his comrades, and that he did not let him believe it. Anyway, the instructor makes sense. If the instructor makes no sense, then refer to the first item.

At first, Li Long was somewhat dissatisfied, but he quickly understood.

After all, fighting in battle formations, like Li Long, the most important thing is the ability to fight head-on, which is the cooperation between comrades, rather than fighting alone.

If anyone can be like Zhang Liao and Lu Bu Taishici, then what kind of fields should be planted and what land should be plowed? It’s just unparalleled all the way!

Most soldiers still have limited strength and average force. The ones they can rely on at this moment are naturally not tricks, but comrades behind and beside them.
To be continued...