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Chapter 27 Princess Wencheng Enters Tibet
She looked at the pipa again, stroking the strings, and kissed Qianli. Only she knew how long it had been since she touched the instrument, and she never wrote back to Zhongyuan. Wang Zhaojun smiled bitterly.

"Aifei!" Shan Yu hurried over after watching the light curtain, he didn't care about anything else, these grain seeds could save the people of the Xiongnu.

Wang Zhaojun also knew what the king meant when he came here, so he directly handed over the good seeds. Since she got married, she has been helping the Xiongnu people, weaving and farming. With this food, at least the people have a guarantee.

"After talking about Wang Zhaojun, we will continue to explain one. She has the same fate as Wang Zhaojun, and they are both married princesses. She is the famous married princess in history—Princess Wencheng."

"Princess Wencheng was born in the Zhenguan period. She was the daughter of a Zongshi. During a visit to the Tibetan palace, she asked for a marriage and a good relationship between the two countries. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty agreed and sent Princess Wencheng to make peace."

"In 15 years, Princess Wencheng left Chang'an for Tubo, accompanied by Li Daozong, brother of the Taizong family of Jiangxia Wang Taizong, who was sent off by the Tang Dynasty, and Lu Dongzan, the special envoy to welcome the bride from Tubo."

"Songtsan Gampo liked the virtuous and talented Princess Wencheng very much. He dedicated huge sums of money to build the Potala Palace for her. This palace was called the cultural heritage of our country by later generations. When Princess Wencheng entered Tibet, the emperor gave her 500 Five grain seeds, 1000 hoe plows, and hundreds of the best craftsmen, these things have also brought economic and agricultural impact to the Tibetan people.”

"When Princess Wencheng arrived in LS, people sang and danced to welcome her.

"At that time, Buddhism prevailed in the Tang Dynasty, but there were no Buddhas in Tibet. Princess Wencheng was a devout Buddhist. She brought pagodas, scriptures and Buddha statues to Tibet, and decided to build a temple to promote Buddha. She let goats carry soil to fill the lying pond. , built the Jokhang Temple.”

"On the one hand, Princess Wencheng spread Buddhism and prayed for blessings and disaster relief for Tibetans. At the same time, she also took out grain seeds and rapeseed and taught people to plant them. Corn, potatoes, broad beans, and rapeseed can adapt to the plateau climate and grow well. But wheat continues to grow. Variation, eventually grew into the highland barley that Tibetans like. Princess Wencheng also brought chariots, horses, mules, camels, and works on living technology and medicine, which promoted the social progress of Tubo."

"After Songtsan Gampo married Princess Wencheng, the relationship between the Central Plains and Tubo was extremely friendly. After more than 200 years, there were few wars and frequent exchanges between envoys and businessmen. Songtsan Gampo admired the culture of the Central Plains very much. He took off his felt fur , changed to silk silk, and sent the children of Tubo aristocrats to study in Chang'an Guoxue. The Tang Dynasty also sent various craftsmen to Tubo to teach various techniques."

"Princess Wencheng, as a young and weak girl from a royal family, was willing to go through the hardships of a long journey, marry far away from Tubo, a strange land, far away from her relatives and hometown, and made her own contribution to the cause of friendship and unity between the Tibetan and Han peoples and the reunification of the motherland. Contribution, so by the long-term memory of the Tibetan people, sincere respect and love and enthusiastic praise."

"The story of Princess Wencheng of the Tang Dynasty marrying the Tibetan king Songtsen Gampo has been circulating for more than 1000 years. The marriage between Tang and Tibet promoted national unity, especially the development of Tibetan economy and culture, and played a positive role. At that time, the Tang Dynasty textile industry Advanced production technologies such as construction, papermaking, wine making, pottery making, metallurgy, and farm tool manufacturing, as well as calendars, medicine, etc., were gradually introduced to Tibetan areas. At the same time, the Tang Dynasty also absorbed a lot of Tibetan culture.”

"Princess Wencheng is also a capable woman. What she does is for the sake of the country, and she puts herself aside. Maybe she can't help herself. Her contribution is not inferior to some men."

"For the eighth place among women, we will give out drawings for making champagne, drawings for making cotton-padded clothes, time-travel cards, and [-] catties of potatoes."

Songtsan Gampo and Princess Wencheng looked at the light screen. They looked at each other after hearing this reward, and they were very excited. Princess Wencheng even burst into tears holding the retroactive card. Just now she was envious of Sister Zhaojun, who could go back. I visited my hometown when I was a child. Although she was favored by the king, she was also a princess by marriage. She also had a family. After not seeing her for decades, she almost forgot what her hometown looked like.

Songtsan Gampo looked at these seeds and two production instructions, and was very happy, "My concubine, I am married to a treasure, thank you very much, with these things, my Tibetan nationality will go to a higher level " Songtsan Gampo directly hugged Wen Cheng happily and turned around, Wen Cheng also smiled happily.

Princess Wencheng: Thank you, Ms. Zhang, I don’t have anything to repay. These are big altar wine and some pouch handkerchiefs made by Tibetan people. This is the heart of our Tibetans. Thank you for your reward.

After Wen Cheng finished speaking, a wave of rewards came.

"Princess Wencheng doesn't have to be like this. You deserve it." Zhang Yanxi was also happy. These are all good things. She dared not take out the rewards from her ancestors. These wine purses can still be used.

"Now it's the exciting time for everyone again, let me see what will be released today?"

Cao Cao: I can't wait a long time ago, I don't know what good things are today.

Li Bai: Who wouldn’t be? The instant noodles we had last time were not enough, it was still too little.

Liu Bang: Indeed, the instant noodles are really delicious, and Ms. Zhang is selling them.

Zhang Yanxi:......

How could she not know that this majestic emperor and Shixian were actually foodies, craving for that instant noodles?

Zhang Yanxi looked at the turntable. The pointer turned and stopped on top of the six thousand sets of pencils. This thing?

"The items we want to sell this time are things that children in all families in our flower-growing country will have. It is the pencil our children need for school. It is a pen specially used for writing, painting and sketching. "

Qin Shihuang: What is the difference between this pencil and a brush?

"His Majesty Shi Huang asked the right question. In the things that students of our future generations need to write in exams and schools, brushes have been removed, because it is too difficult to practice, and it does not conform to the paper used by our future generations. It is too easy to smudge. Learning with a special association is also a hobby, and we all use this kind of pencil for learning.”

Zhang Yanxi took out a set, and then took out a notebook, "This set is [-] pieces, and there is a pencil sharpener and five erasers. We only need to put a pencil in this pencil sharpener and turn it. It will slowly peel off the outer skin to reveal the tip of the pen. With this pointed shape, you’re done. Just hold the pencil and write on the paper. And if we make a mistake, we can use this eraser to erase it. wipe."

Zhang Yanxi wrote a few words casually, and then erased them with an eraser. This operation stunned everyone in the light curtain.

(There are too few inquiries about the information of the two princesses, but they have indeed made a lot of contributions.)
(End of this chapter)