Bury the Qing Dynasty

Chapter 334 Completely destroy their research and development capabilities!
Seeing a group of old non-cultivators talking more and more outrageous, Zhu Jinsong's face couldn't help getting darker and darker--I've heard of substitute driving, drinking, and marrying, and this is the first time I've heard of it!
With a dark face, Zhu Jinsong knocked on the table, and said to Zeng Cheng and other bigwigs: "The ashes of Qian Deaf and the old dog's family have already been taken away, and the grave has become a scenic spot for people to visit. Where do you pee?"

"Besides, the public toilets installed in those scenic spots alone are enough for that family to live forever. Why are you peeing?"

After Zhu Jinsong said this, Zeng Cheng, Liu Huaiwen and other bigwigs also recalled it.

Indeed, the ashes that should have been raised have been removed, and now there are public toilets everywhere in those scenic spots, and there are a lot of fresh things every day. If that thing can really make people die...

It's one thing to just look back, but it's another thing to still feel depressed.

Liu Huaiwen said angrily: "If Mazi hadn't started to move borders and ban seas, how could our Ming's shipping have come to this?"

Meng Fanzhi also snorted coldly and said, "It's more than that? The most shameless thing about that family is that they set up a forbidden sea and poured all the dirty water on our Daming!"

Hearing what Meng Fanzhi said, several other bigwigs immediately became interested, especially Liu Huaiwen asked directly: "Tell me, tell me, we know that Mazi moved to the Forbidden Sea, but we really don't know about them. What a splash of dirty water."

Meng Fanzhi said: "Is there any need to think about this thing? It must be talking about inheriting the system of the previous dynasty. Because the Ming Dynasty implemented the sea ban, they also implemented the sea ban."

Liu Huaiwen was taken aback for a moment, and asked, "Didn't Daming ever impose a sea ban?"

Meng Fanzhi snorted coldly and said, "Da Ming used to ban the sea, but the sea ban in Daming is for private business, who would ban normal business? Especially those ordinary people who make a living by fishing, can you still ban the sea?" They can't?"

"However, it's different when he moved borders and banned the sea in the Qing Dynasty. They targeted ordinary people. As long as you live within fifty miles of the sea, they will destroy your house and destroy your boat. Want to fish? They will kill you first!"

"At the end of the day, do you know who to blame? Blame Daming Forbidden Sea or Guoxing Lord who resisted the Qing Dynasty along the coast? After Jianyi entered the customs, he took over our Han family. We want to take it back. What's wrong with that?"

"Obviously it should be something we justified, but in the hands of his Daqing, it turned out to be unreasonable for us. Don't you think it's strange?"

Liu Huaiwen smacked the pot of dry tobacco and said, "Hey, it's so fucking weird--if you say that, their ashes would be considered light, even if they were mixed into feed and fed to pigs, it wouldn't relieve the hatred!"

Zhu Jinsong couldn't help but knocked on the table, and said, "I've strayed too far from the topic, what we just said was about our Daming Shipping, how did you get to the ashes of Qian Deaf's old dog's family?"

After being told by Zhu Jinsong, Zeng Cheng, Liu Huaiwen and the others couldn't help but blush a little, coughed and put on a serious look.

Zhu Jinsong went on to say: "Speaking of which, it was also my negligence. I haven't paid much attention to shipping matters."

This is to take the blame for Zeng Cheng and other bigwigs. After all, Zeng Cheng is the chief minister of the cabinet, Liu Huaiwen is the minister of the household department, and the other bigwigs are either cabinet ministers or ministers. This kind of thing should have been remembered first.

But being an emperor is different from being a master. Being a master can throw all the blame on the slaves, while the emperor must learn to take the initiative to take the blame for his subordinates.

In essence, it is the same as Uncle Liu's throwing a Dou, with different methods and the same purpose, both to buy people's hearts.

Sure enough, after Zhu Jinsong took the initiative to admit that it was his negligence, Zeng Cheng and other bigwigs also began to admit their mistakes.

Zeng Cheng took the lead in bowing his hands and said: "The ministers are responsible for the ministers, but they didn't think about it in advance. This is the fault of the ministers. May your majesty allow the ministers to make up for their mistakes?"

Liu Huaiwen also cupped his hands and said: "I can't blame the emperor for this matter. After all, our Ming Dynasty's demand for shipping is not so strong-the most important thing is that England and France have relatively strong shipping capabilities. With them in the middle of the transfer, our Ming Dynasty is still not so strong. It saves a lot of time and effort.”

Seeing that the other bigwigs are also taking responsibility for himself, Zhu Jinsong simply waved his hand and said: "I have already said, I don't blame the Qing family for today's matter, I am just thinking, right now How can we improve our Daming's shipping capacity?"

After being told by Zhu Jinsong, Zeng Cheng and other bigwigs cheered up immediately.

Improving the capacity of shipping is not just about building two more ships. It also involves the planning of routes. Completing connections and turnarounds between numerous routes, these messy problems are the real difficulties.

And among these messy problems, just determining the route may require countless lives to fill in—a hidden reef that doesn’t know where it exists, an ocean current that doesn’t know how long it will take, it’s very likely It will take a boatload of lives.

To put it more bluntly, there are countless bones sinking on the seabed behind each route, or there are not even bones left.

Of course, the current Daming is relatively relaxed when facing this problem, because apart from the sea charts left over from the Yongle period, Daming can also get the latest charts from England, France, Sand Goose, and Silly Eagle. charts.

As for which small country's interests should be paid in exchange, this matter is not what Zhu Jinsong cares about.

Those other messy problems are actually similar to the problems of nautical charts or routes. They seem to be more troublesome, but they are not a big deal to solve.

What really hurt Zhu Jinsong was how to manage shipping.

Shipping that is completely controlled by the imperial court is of course very easy to handle, but for some well-known reasons, Zhu Jinsong is unwilling to let the imperial court control all shipping, otherwise this crap will always lose money, tens of billions a year. Said, if it is still not moving, it will plummet by one point and rise by eighty cents, then who can bear it.

However, Zhu Jinsong was not so happy to let honorable and private capital participate.

Lu Shuren once said that when everyone is poor, they can get together to be poor and happy, but if one of them gets rich first, it is easy to have a lot of problems such as seeing people in the nostrils and pink eye disease. Messy questions.

After pondering for a long while, but still unable to figure out why, Zhu Jinsong simply knocked on the table, and asked Zeng Cheng and other bigwigs: "Do you think that these gentlemen from the country are allowed to participate in the shipping matter? With all the nobles in the dynasty, what about them?"

Liu Huaiwen immediately stood up and expressed his opinion: "Your Majesty Qizuo, I think it's okay to let the sages and gentry of the people participate, but they must be heavily taxed, otherwise it would be just letting them pick up money for nothing."

Zeng Cheng couldn't help but glared at Liu Huaiwen, and asked back, "Could it be that Liu Butang forgot about Liu Dashan again?"

"Benfu doesn't deny that there are good people among the sages and gentry, but it is also undeniable that there are also scum like Liu Dashan among them."

"If these people are allowed to participate in the shipping, in case some crazy bastard has the guts to grow hair and bring those books of our Ming Dynasty overseas, can you, Liu Butang, take this responsibility?"

Liu Huaiwen was taken aback for a moment, and then retorted: "Of course I, Liu Huaiwen, can't take on this responsibility, but you, Mr. Zeng Ge, must be suspected of giving up eating because of choking?"

"As you said, there must be some scum like Liu Dashan among these people, but you, Mr. Zeng Ge, also need to know how much money our Daming has now."

"Let's put it this way, the railway and telegraph lines that Ming Dynasty will build in the next five years will cost no less than tens of millions of taels of silver—it is tens of thousands of taels of silver, not a hundred million taels of Ming Dynasty money."

"Maritime transportation can be regarded as one of the means of open source. If the private sector can be allowed to participate, we will not only earn money from shipping, but also collect a large amount of taxes, and not only the taxes of those maritime merchants, There are also those workshops that have increased production due to increased shipping."

"If the private sector and nobles are prohibited from participating, the shipping business must be safer, but the speed of shipping development will inevitably slow down, and the revenue of the treasury will also be affected, which in turn will slow down the speed of railway construction and telegraph line laying." slow."

Zeng Cheng snorted coldly and said, "This is the matter of shipping that I remembered today. When I didn't think of it before, didn't I repair the railway and the telegraph?"

Liu Huaiwen immediately laughed angrily: "Using 1 taels of silver to build a railway is the same as using 10 taels of silver to build a railway? With 1 taels of silver to build a railway, you can at most choose one line to start construction, and 10 taels of silver to build a railway. For ten thousand taels of silver, you can choose ten routes at the same time."

Song Yucheng, the leader of the Ministry of Industry, suddenly said, "Actually, even if they take books like "Tiangong Kaiwu" and "Illustration of Firearms" out of Daming, it will not have any effect on our Daming."

Zeng Cheng asked rhetorically, "What does it mean to have no influence?"

Song Yucheng said: "Books like "Tiangong Kaiwu" and "Illustration of Firearms" only mentioned matchlock guns, but our Ming Dynasty has already started to replace it with copper breech-loading percussion guns, and completely abandoned the cleaning rod."

"Mr. Zeng Ge, don't underestimate this small cleaning rod. There are only a few companies in the whole small broken ball that can produce their own cleaning rods and supply them to the army. Even if they get these books, they can produce their own cleaning rods. There is no way to study and understand the percussion gun."

Zhu Jinsong thought to himself how strange this is. There are still a lot of countries in the future that cannot produce their own bullets and can only buy them with money-these messy things involve almost all disciplines. They want to make the contents of these books into usable results...

Even if the difficulty of learning the Ming language and characters is ruled out, it will take more than one or two years.

If it is darker, then it is completely possible to wait until these barbarians have almost done their research, and then throw out the technology and knowledge that is slightly more advanced than them, let them continue to study technology and knowledge with their heads down, and completely abolish their possibility of self-reliance sex.

So, let the barbarians get books like "Tiangong Kaiwu" and "Illustration of Firearms" can be said to have their own advantages and disadvantages, but the advantages are relatively large, and the disadvantages are relatively small.

Thinking of this, Zhu Jinsong simply tapped his old son, and said: "As for the matter of shipping, Zeng Qing discussed it with all the ministers later, and it would be better to see what to do. " and "Illustration of Firearms" and other books, you can also try to let go of it a little bit."

"However, these books can be used by the court to exchange some benefits with those barbarians, but they can't be used by these bastards for nothing."

Seeing that Zeng Cheng wanted to persuade him again, Zhu Jinsong simply waved his hand and said, "Our Daming has already eliminated the flintlock gun and Meng Liang's percussion gun. In fact, it's not that the barbarians themselves can't make flintlock guns and pistols, but now they can't make them as cheaply as buying them from Ming Dynasty, so they don't make them."

"Give them these books, let them master the technology of making flintlocks and percussion guns, and let them have a bottom line in their hearts."

"I plan to sell more technology that is one or two generations behind in the future—of course, we absolutely cannot sell what the barbarians don't have, and sell them at a low price if the barbarians have it, completely ruining their research and development capabilities."

Hearing this, Zeng Cheng and other bigwigs couldn't help but gasp—look, the big guys are just thinking about how to make money from the savages, and His Majesty, the old man, is just thinking about how to break up Roots of barbarians!
After Zeng Cheng and the others responded and took their leave, Zhu Jinsong once again turned his attention to Ke Zhiming: "Go ahead, let people pay more attention to the backhands left behind by Master Qian, Master Li, and Master Zhang.

"If these people are willing to stay in Daming, then ignore them for the time being. If these people still have other thoughts in their hearts and even want to take our books of Daming to sea, then wait for them to go overseas and deal with them."

Giving those barbarians a chance to get Daming's books is a completely different concept from giving these bastards Daming's books to the barbarians.

The former belonged to actively cheating barbarians, and there were still a lot of benefits to be exchanged, while the latter was a purely disgusting person who used Daming's things as a vote.

Of course Ke Zhiming understood this in his heart, and Dang even bowed in response: "Yes, I remember it."

(End of this chapter)