Weird Three Kingdoms

Chapter 672

The scene in the west wing really surprised Fei Qian.

Huang Yueying was like a butterfly wearing flowers, flying between the wooden shelves. It could be seen that she really liked these things, and she was very familiar with these things. She introduced to Fei Qian who brought them in that year, and then How do the master craftsmen evaluate these things...

A smile appeared on Fei Qian's face.

Well, other people's family likes to embroider and make clothes or something, but this one in my family likes to tinker with some copper, iron and wood...

With so many objects, most of the gentry think that they are just playthings with no special function, but Fei Qian thinks that these things condense the painstaking efforts of the craftsmen of the Huang clan.

More importantly, there are many of these things that can be used directly, but how is this "patent right" calculated? Well, the Han Dynasty does not know if there is such a concept...

In the Han Dynasty, franchises existed, but patents did not seem to be seen.

Fei Qian turned his head to look around, and said, "This room is too small, why don't people build an attic in the backyard to store these things?"

"Okay!" Seeing that Fei Qian not only didn't criticize her, but also wanted to support her, Huang Yueying couldn't help jumping on the spot happily, then ran over and grabbed Fei Qian's sleeve, shaking it twice.

Intellectual property rights do not originate from any kind of civil right, nor from any kind of property right.It originated from the "privilege" of feudal society.This privilege is granted either by the individual monarch, or by the feudal state, or by a magistrate representing the monarch.

In the Han Dynasty, salt and iron used to be a monopoly. In fact, the imperial court used privileges to monopolize the profits of these two trades. In my hand, I don't know whether it is a kind of progress or a kind of retrogression.

Monopoly is to protect the interests of operators, and patents are to protect the interests of inventors. If this kind of interests cannot be protected, no one will have the motivation to create and invent...

Fei Qian suddenly felt that his previous thoughts were a little bit wrong in the direction.

When Fei Qian thought about it before, he always proceeded from his own point of view. There must be a large number of talents, to fill the administrative structure, and to promote knowledge, but he ignored a very practical problem, how to guarantee the interests of the gentry ?

If you want to smash the jobs of those with vested interests, these people with vested interests will rise up and work hard!
Although it is said that the proletariat and the lower class occupy the majority of society at any time, it does not mean that flying the banner of the proletariat can mean victory...

It's like the Yellow Turban Rebellion.

So how can we achieve gentle reforms instead of bloody revolutions?Improvement, that is, the two opposing parties take unified actions under limited circumstances, and each make small-scale concessions to protect the interests of the vast majority.

This kind of thing can happen at any time, just like later generations of company employees go out for lunch together, sometimes listen to someone to eat lotus leaf rice, or next time listen to another person to eat boiled fish, in fact, every meal Not everyone in this small team likes to eat, but basically they will not cut each other because of this kind of thing.

Then apply it to the current situation, can it be used?
As Fei Qian walked out, he asked Huang Yueying about the hierarchy of Huang's craftsmen.

Regarding this matter, Huang Yueying is naturally very familiar with it, so she started to talk with her fingers: "The craftsmen of the Huang family can be regarded as able to work after leaving the teacher, and then they have to operate alone for more than two years before they can bring their own utensils back for assessment..."

Skilled workers, skilled craftsmen, skilled craftsmen, master craftsmen, I don’t know which generation created this set of methods, forming the pyramid structure of the Huang’s craftsman system, and from the entire operation process, it is the people who ensure the hierarchical structure. The value of knowledge hidden in it.

For a talented worker who has just graduated from the teacher, what usually does he bring to the assessment?Most of them are improvements of some daily necessities, maybe the radian of a pair of scissors, or the crafting ratio of a piece of cast iron, etc., but the accumulation of these things can gradually improve Huang's overall craftsman's knowledge accumulation.

Conversely, these low-level craftsmen can also get guidance from high-level craftsmen during the assessment process, so they can avoid detours in the process of improving their skills.

This mutually beneficial model is the basis for the long-term preservation of the entire Huang family's craftsman system, and it continues to radiate new strength. These objects in the West Wing Room are enough to prove all this.

So can the school also adopt such a model?

Combining the assessment criteria with the education of the common people, if one wants to obtain a higher title conferred by the Academy, um, perhaps a degree is more appropriate, then one needs to make more achievements in the education of the common people...

In this way, on the one hand, Cai Yong's reputation can be borrowed to establish a huge system of disciples; on the other hand, the knowledge that was originally only circulated among the gentry can be expanded unconsciously.

The most important thing is that such a move is in line with the morality of Confucianism, and Fei Qian doesn't have to do anything to harm the interests of the gentry, so naturally it will not cause unnecessary trouble to Fei Qian.

Then link the position of the administrative officer with the degree, so that Fei Qian does not need to promote it specially, and these students will automatically improve their degrees...

In this way, we only need to think about it from another angle, from Fei Qian’s laborious push to let the gentry push it actively. This change may be able to cast another snowball rolling from the top of the mountain. As for this snowball in the future What will hit something, this is not completely expected by Fei Qian.

As for degree titles, isn’t it ready-made, doctor, master, bachelor, um, what’s under bachelor?

student?

Well, let's just settle it like this for the time being. As for the evaluation criteria for the degree, after a while, I will find a few people to slowly discuss and come up with a temporary method.

For the time being, it means leaving a gap that can be continuously added and modified later.

"Well, thank you, Yueying." Fei Qian said to Huang Yueying.If he hadn't come here today, maybe Fei Qian couldn't figure it out so quickly.

Huang Yueying was very happy today. Not only did Lang Jun not object to her playing with these objects, but she also built a small attic for herself to store these objects. In her little mind, she was already imagining how to build the small building.

A lot of craftsmen from the Huang family came, and besides Huang Dou who knew architecture, there were also a few who were good at it, so as long as Fei Qian opened his mouth, building a small building was not a big problem at all.

"Ah... What did you say, Mr. Huang?" Huang Yueying was still thinking about Xiaolou, and didn't pay much attention to what Fei Qian said.

"Didn't hear it? It's fine if you didn't hear it..." Fei Qian shrugged and spread his hands.

"Lang Jun..."

　One day, Liu Bei saw Romance of the Three Kingdoms written by old man Luo:

　　After opening it with joy...

　　The content is like this...

　　"Woooo Kongming, Lu Su came to Jingzhou again, what should I do?"

　　"You cry and I solve it"

　　"Woooo Kongming, Soochow is urging to fight Xichuan again, what should I do?"

　　"You cry and I solve it"

　　"Woooo Kongming, Cao Cao is here again, what should I do?"

　　"You cry and I solve it"

　　Throwing books with black lines all over his face...

　　"Come on, get Luo Guanzhong out"

　　
　
(End of this chapter)