Qiming 1158

Chapter 822 Sure enough, it's quick to turn the table

Su Yonglin is still quite satisfied with this kind of enlightenment education.

In the Age of Enlightenment, people have the concept of family and country, and they know the connection between the family and the country, instead of being limited to the narrow concept of family. This will play a very important role in breaking the Confucian ultra-stable social structural system in the future.

Through enlightenment education, it is very important to make changes from the new generation, to lead the Chinese people's thinking from the family era to the family-state era, to transcend the shackles of one family and one family name, and to make people develop the concept of the country's rise and fall. It is very important.

Although the family concept is indeed narrow, in that era when the feudal government only cared about itself and ignored the people, it was understandable for families to gather together to warm up and protect themselves.

Because there is an irresponsible court that only needs power, the ancients have a strong family concept. When being bullied by the court, at least the whole family can work together. The more people there are, the more the government will be afraid.

And if the imperial court can take responsibility, gain the trust of the people, and stop acting recklessly, as long as the power is no longer responsible, then the concept of family self-preservation will naturally decline.

All in all, blacksmithing also needs to be hard on its own. Su Yonglin believes that if the Ming court wants to break the Confucian ultra-stable social structure system, it must carry out all-round innovations on itself, and the innovation of superstructures will drive great changes in the grassroots society.

But in the final analysis, the teaching environment is indeed a bit poor.

"Is there no better place to be a classroom than this shed?"

Su Yonglin looked at the slightly dilapidated shed and shook his head, asking Li Hao who was standing beside him.

Li Hao shook his head.

"The conditions in the village are not very good. It's not long before everyone has enough to eat. If they have any money, they use it to buy food and clothing, or save it for emergencies. The village also thinks about building a good place for the children. I ordered a house to use as a school, but I really couldn't come up with the money.

Right now, these are still the money that the county has squeezed out to provide us with equipment. The county has a difficult financial situation, and it is not easy to prepare pen, ink, paper and inkstone for young children. That is to say, there are few people in our village. I have heard that some villages are too crowded. , and even two or three people share a pen. "

Su Yonglin was silent after hearing this, took a few steps slowly, and sighed deeply.

"I still don't have enough money, I have a weak foundation. If I have a solid foundation and grit my teeth, I can still get enough ink, ink, paper, and ink. It's not difficult to build a wooden house that shelters from the wind and rain, but now..."

After thinking about the wrinkles on Lin Jingchun's face, the wrinkles on his forehead, and the thinning hair, Su Yonglin really didn't want to force him to spend more money.

"Your Majesty, I also know that the Ming Dynasty is very difficult to use. We are still repairing the Yellow River, and we can't get any money. We will suffer for a while, and there will be a time to live a good life, and then we will have everything that we should have. Now we will Grit your teeth and keep going."

Li Hao was very politically conscious, and led Wang Erhu to come up to show their political consciousness.

Su Yonglin looked at the two with a sincere expression and laughed.

"It's not your fault, and it's not something you can solve. It's my duty, where my duty lies, and I'm responsible for it. Don't worry, give me a few years, a wooden house to keep out the wind and rain, a table and chairs, and a pen, ink, paper and inkstone. There will be."

What Su Yonglin said was not a cliché, he didn't intend to deceive anyone.

The current financial difficulty is because the Ming Empire has a lot to do, and it has not yet fully controlled the population of the country and the production of the country.

According to the census and data calculations, Su Yonglin believed that there were at least 6000 million people living on the territory of the Ming Empire, but a considerable part of them could not be directly controlled by the imperial court because they were reduced to tenants and hermits.

This part of the population lived on the land reserved by the landlords and gentry, and worked on their farms. The wealth produced was basically seized by the landlords and gentry, and the amount of taxes that the imperial court could get from them was quite rare.

Therefore, a considerable part of the region has the phenomenon of difficult and slow tax collection.

For this group of guys, Su Yonglin of course has many ways, including legislation to force them not to collect more taxes from tenants, forcing them to spit out tenants and hidden households.

But until the tax collectors and judicial officers sent by Su Yonglin were in place and began to exercise their power, everything was still as it was.

Su Yonglin still lacks grass-roots officials who can implement his will, so he can only slowly roll out this policy centered on the central capital. Some remote areas still don't know when such a policy will be implemented.

Therefore, Su Yonglin also finds it a bit funny. Once the policy has been formulated, it cannot be implemented. What is the difference between it and not formulated?
Perhaps this is also the case, so after the "Ming Law" was formulated and published in the world, it did not cause much disturbance in the world - there were not enough people to implement it, and the local area was still the same, maybe he was still laughing at him for ordering. The law does not know when it will be enforced.

So, as expected, it was better to take advantage of this great opportunity to lift the table.

Launch a decisive and decisive action, completely eradicate them all, and save the peasants from the sea of ​​misery as soon as possible.

The direct benefits obtained after completing the revolution will definitely make the lives of these peasants much better, and the large amount of tax and food obtained after directly controlling the tax population can definitely support the Yellow River Project and increase Su Yonglin's reserves.

The hidden benefits after clearing up internal troubles will benefit the entire Ming Kingdom.

Of course there will be some labor pains, but after eliminating the stubborn diseases and the blood-sucking worms, the Ming Kingdom can move forward lightly.

So if someone dares to provoke Ming at this time, he will make these guys look good.

After weighing the pros and cons, Su Yonglin's will became firmer.

Before leaving the village, Su Yonglin went to the office of the village peasant association, and looked through the village peasant association to see some important documents recorded by the village after the liberation of the village. Su Yonglin discovered a small thing.

"There are a lot of typos on this."

Su Yonglin picked up a document that recorded the number of household registrations and property of all the people in the village. Looking at the typos, it was written crookedly, and it seemed that it was written by the villagers.

It is impossible for Renaissance members to graduate without a certain level of literacy skills. This is a mandatory requirement.

Sure enough, Li Hao took a look and handed the document to Wang Erhu.

"Erhu, see for yourself, what does it look like? If I didn't pay attention, you made a typo? Didn't I teach you many times? Why is it still wrong?"

"This one……"

Wang Erhu's face was a little embarrassed: "Probably our brain is not good, our brain is stupid, if we learn, we forget to learn and forget, there are so many things, I can't remember to ask, this..."

Li Hao could only helplessly shake his head, took out the pen and taught him to correct it word by word.

Seeing how the two of them were teaching and listening to the other, Su Yonglin smiled and shook his head. He was about to continue watching, but suddenly a flash of inspiration came to his mind.

Learning to read and write from scratch is a long process, and it cannot be completed in three or two days.

Especially when literacy is carried out on a large scale, we are faced with a large number of illiterate adults and even middle-aged and elderly illiterate who have passed the growth stage of efficient learning. It is more difficult for them to master reading and writing skills than for young children to master reading and writing skills.

The members of Su Yonglin's ruling clique, including the soldiers, are full-time workers.

Especially for officials, reserve officials, and members of the Renaissance, when they became literate, they were separated from production and focused on their studies. After a period of intensive and concentrated study, it was not difficult to master the ability to read and write.

Even the soldiers had to undertake heavy military tasks and training tasks. Under such circumstances, Su Yonglin adopted Xin Qiji's suggestion in order to make the army soldiers literate.

When marching, let the soldiers carry the literacy board on their backs, and the soldiers in the back can look at the characters on the literacy board behind the soldiers in front while walking. The marching and walking will not delay the study, which greatly increases the time for the soldiers to study.

At ordinary times, the entire military camp is also hung with banners full of words, the words are not separated from the eyes, and the study is concentrated twice a day in the morning and afternoon.

Such intensive literacy training will definitely have a good effect, allowing soldiers to quickly become literate and literate.

The subordinates of his ruling group were able to quickly become literate because they had the conditions for centralized study, which was not available in ordinary villages.

(End of this chapter)