Han Dao world

Chapter 1227 Letter from afar
Liu Xie understood.

The opinions of Yu Fan, Ju Shou, and Huan Jie seem to be similar, but in fact they all have their own considerations.

Jushou hoped that the imperial court could develop the south as soon as possible, and use southern rice to supplement the imperial court's taxes and reduce the burden on Jizhou.

Jizhou is responsible for providing money and food for the Yanran Dufu, Youyan Duhu and the northern frontier army, and the pressure is very high.If the rice from the south can be transported directly to the north by sea, it will greatly reduce the burden on Jizhou.

While Yu Fan was developing the south, he was unwilling to give up the penetration of the Central Plains.After all, even if the capital is moved south, the capital will not cross the Yangtze River. The Central Plains between the Yellow River and the Yangtze River is still the hinterland of the imperial court, and it cannot but be given enough attention.

Huan Jie's idea was even simpler.He hoped that the emperor could stay in the four counties of Jingnan for a longer period of time, and regard the four counties of Jingnan as a model for developing Jiangnan, so that the four counties of Jingnan could seize the opportunity and become the de facto core of Jiangnan.

It cannot be said that they are selfish, it can only be said that their habitual thinking for many years cannot get rid of the shackles of regional interests.

This is also human nature.

In contrast, Zhou Buyi was still young and did not realize how important local interests were to his future.

Rely on your parents at home, and rely on the township party when you go out. This is the most reasonable saying.At any time, the sense of identity brought by the concept of place cannot be replaced by other relationships.Hearing the accent is equivalent to finding trust.

Right on top of the boulder, they had a discussion.

The development of Jiangnan, and even the development of Jiaozhou, is crucial to the future of Dahan, and it is worth paying more attention to.

Once entering the south, the products are rich, which is by no means comparable to that in the north.As long as the traffic problems caused by the mountains and mountains are solved, and the products in the mountains are transported out, it will be a huge help to supplement the government's finances.

The agricultural development in the Central Plains—especially in the north of Dahe—has matured. Even if an agricultural school is established and special personnel are arranged for research, the room for improvement is limited, and it is far less convenient than developing the south.

The rice that is grown three times a year is really tempting.

What's more, there is a large shallow sea in the south, which contains an astonishingly large-scale fishery resource, waiting to be developed.As long as the existing shipbuilding technology and navigation technology are slightly improved, huge benefits can be obtained.

Liu Xie, Yu Fan and others talked freely, and the more they talked, the more they felt that the potential of the south was great, and a comprehensive plan was necessary.

Of course, the stability of the Central Plains is also a major issue that must be considered.

This is not only related to the gains and losses of the Central Plains itself, but also to the stability of northern Xinjiang.Without a stable Central Plains, no matter how rich the products in the south are, they cannot be smoothly sent to the north to support the soldiers guarding the border.

If you try your best and end up in a precarious situation, wouldn't you shoot yourself in the foot with a rock?

Liu Xie never wanted to be such a fool.

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Although the opinions are different, the goals are basically the same, and there are even many opinions that everyone can agree with.

The most important point is to attach importance to practical learning and increase the construction of various schools and workshops.

Troubles come out of poor mountains and rivers, and the foundation of enlightenment is food and clothing.Improve the local economy so that ordinary people can eat and wear clothes, so that they have the opportunity to talk about enlightenment and development.

This is more obvious in mountainous areas in the south of the Yangtze River like Lingling.

Due to the lack of arable land and limited household registration, it is even more necessary to educate people to turn manpower into talents and make up for the lack of quantity with quality.

The goals are the same, even if there are differences, they can be coordinated, and finally a plan that everyone can agree on will be formed. As a program for developing Jiangnan, the Situ Mansion will decompose it and arrange for the counties to implement it.

Regarding the movement of Sun Ce's department after the pacification of Jiaozhou, the Taiwei Mansion will conduct comprehensive consideration and make corresponding preparations.

Some things need to be discussed with Sun Ce himself. After all, he is the front-line general and is familiar with the situation.

To a certain extent, this is also an assessment of the strategic level of Sun Ce and the advisers and generals around him, to see if there is any progress in other aspects besides the battlefield, and whether they can take on the important task of expanding overseas in the future.

Liu Bei's previous performance has proved that building a country overseas is not as easy as imagined.

Huan Jie was once promoted by Sun Jian to be filial and honest, so he paid more attention to Sun Ce's actions.He felt that with Zhang Hong beside Sun Ce, there would be no problems in strategy and tactics, but there were not many people who were qualified to be prefects and county magistrates, and local governance might be somewhat difficult in the future.

From a long-term perspective, it may be possible to select a group of officials from the Central Plains who are familiar with the administration of officials and go to sea with Sun Ce.

Also judging from the experience of Zhongshan Kingdom, there will definitely be people who will go to sea in the future to seek development, but most of them have not received systematic training in official administration, and they are still based on family traditions or personal understanding, and their governance capabilities are uneven.If systematic training can be carried out, it is very necessary to improve the overall level, especially to cultivate their loyalty to the court.

Liu Xie thought it was reasonable, and ordered someone to write it down, and discuss it with San Gong after returning home.

Monarchs and ministers speak speculatively, what you say, what I say, some focus on the present, some focus on the future, some focus on a corner, and some focus on the overall situation, all have merits.

Tai Shi, who was in charge of recording, kept waving his hand and wrote down a large stack of manuscripts.Afterwards, Liu Xie flipped through the compiled records and realized that they had said so much that they could have published a book.

Thinking of these, Liu Xie couldn't help thinking of Cai Yan.

It's been almost a year since she visited her relatives. She doesn't know how she is doing and whether she has encountered any trouble.

Before leaving Nanyang, she was already pregnant, counting the time, she is about to give birth now.For a family like her, having a child out of wedlock must bear enormous pressure from public opinion.According to the plan, she should live in seclusion and avoid seeing others as much as possible, but there are contingencies in everything, and no one can guarantee that nothing will be revealed.

If the news leaked, would her sensitive literati temperament be able to withstand the pressure?

The more Liu Xie thought about it, the more worried he became, and wrote a letter in his own hand, planning to send someone to Chenliu.

Before the letter was sent out, a man named Ruan Yu came, who claimed to be Cai Yong's disciple, and brought a letter of recommendation from Cai Yan.

Liu Xie met Ruan Yu immediately.

Cai Yan has been with him for so many years, and he rarely recommends anyone, especially Cai Yong's disciples.There is a Shangshulang named Lu Cui in Shangshutai, who is very hardworking and wants to ask Cai Yan to recommend him many times, but Cai Yan thinks that his character has problems, so he refuses to come forward.Now actively recommending Ruan Yu, I'm afraid it's not just as simple as Ruan Yu's good character.

Literati are so hypocritical.Liu Xie never had high hopes for the character of the late Han literati represented by the Seven Sons of Jian'an.

Wang Can is a typical example. Taking into account the bonus brought by their family background, they may not be more noble than Lu Cui, Ding Chong and others.

This Ruan Yu has rejected Cao Cao's conquest many times in history, and even fled into the mountains for this reason, and made anecdotes about Cao Cao setting fire to the mountain and forcing him to become an official. Sing hymns, write poems to flatter Cao Cao and his son.

Opening the recommendation letter, Liu Xie smiled when he saw the familiar handwriting.

Mother and son are safe.

(End of this chapter)