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Chapter 131 This can actually become a tradition!
[According to records, Liu Heng and his mother Bo Ji also had these little stories. 】

[When Liu Heng was still the current king in the remote Dai area, Bo Ji suffered from a stubborn illness, which lasted for three full years. 】

[Liu Heng personally cooked soup and medicine for his mother, and guarded Bo Ji's bed day and night. Every time he gave Bo Ji the medicine, he would taste it himself first to see if it was hot or bitter before giving it to Bo Ji. And this was also compiled into one of the 24 filial piety. Emperor Wen was famous for his filial piety. 】
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Ming Dynasty, before Hongwu.

Zhu Yuanzhang highly praised filial piety and strongly agreed with Emperor Wen's filial piety.

The emperor set an example for the world and set an example for the people of the world.

Filial piety comes first. Although through the Northern and Southern Jin Dynasties, its status has been raised several levels. Even though it has declined later, overall it still became an extremely advocated and noble existence in the society at that time, together with loyalty to the emperor.
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Han Dynasty, the first year before Emperor Wen.

Liu Heng didn't realize that he had nothing to praise, it was just being filial to his mother.

He does have a very good relationship with his mother, Bo Ji. After all, he lives in the land of Dai, and does not have much interest entanglements or conflicts with other people. Naturally, he has enough time to take care of Bo Ji. It is very common to taste the decoction in person.

And regarding being filial to your mother, aren’t ordinary people in the world not filial?
of course not.

However, due to status issues, their filial piety is mostly passed down through local word of mouth, and not many people remember it.

And it was just because of the drastic change in his identity after he became emperor that his past events were dug out and focused on.

What he values ​​​​is the 24 filial piety mentioned behind the miracle.

Filial piety is something that has been highly praised by others, but no one has ever summarized the 24 filial piety.

But the reason why it appeared in later generations must show that later generations highly praised filial piety.

He is not opposed to advocating filial piety. What he is curious about is under what circumstances will future generations choose to uphold filial piety?

After all, society can often only accommodate one kind of spiritual style. If the style that the world needs at that time is not filial piety, but it is only praised by others, then the entire country will be in disaster!

Therefore, the reasons behind why filial piety is so valued and respected are quite important.
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Eastern Han Dynasty, Jianwu 17 years.

Liu Xiu disagreed.

"Although filial piety is good, in the future, the Han Dynasty over-respected filial piety, resulting in thick burials and poor burials, which also have a lot to do with filial piety. However, after all, ordinary people are the majority in the world. It is a disaster for the nobles in the palace to have thick burials among ordinary people."

The common people did not have the ability to give a grand burial, so they could only spend all their money to buy a large number of burial items for the deceased, and then bury them all in the soil.

The living people will have to suffer a more difficult life. Such a disastrous result will undoubtedly have a very serious impact on people's livelihood.

Therefore, after he ascended the throne, he issued a special edict: "In this world, a generous burial is considered a virtue, and a poor burial is despicable. As for the rich who are extravagant and arrogant, and the poor who have only one wealth, laws cannot prohibit it, etiquette cannot stop it, and people who are hasty know their fault. Now I am announcing it to the world, telling people that I will only pay tribute to the end of my life."

But it cannot be said that the effect after he took the photo was non-existent, but it did not reach the level of completely changing the atmosphere of the prohibition. It can only be said that some people with sensitive minds have more choices.

Of course this was what he expected. [Another thing is the tradition of the Liu family of the Han Dynasty. 】
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The early years of the Han Dynasty.

Liu Bang was a little curious, what are the traditional skills of the Han emperor?
It seems to be similar to the excellent tradition before the Tang Dynasty, but it doesn't seem like a good thing.

Therefore, he began to reflect on his own problems. What are his characteristics?
It can be passed down from generation to generation!
Know people well and assign them well, and employ people in an eclectic way. Should you appoint a relative or appoint a prince instead?

He thought for a long time and went through all kinds of messy things, but he still couldn't find the corresponding skills that could be passed on.

My various situations all have different reasons, so how can I pass them on to future generations?

Could it be Liu's inertia: the capable are promoted and the mediocre are demoted?
But there should be no need to talk about it separately!
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Han Dynasty, the first year before Emperor Wen.

Liu Heng also looked curious and became very interested in this content.

[This tradition is the unrestricted sexual orientation of Emperor Liu. 】
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The early years of the Han Dynasty.

Liu Bang's expression suddenly exploded, and he was unable to maintain his usual cynicism.

Is this what a miracle is about?
This can actually become a tradition!
["It is better to work hard than to have a good year, and to be a good official is not as good as to meet a good partner." Working hard to farm is not as good as to have a good year.It is better to be an official than to meet a king who appreciates you. 】

[In the Han Dynasty, scholars had such a way to gain recognition and promotion faster. 】

[Therefore, from the beginning of the establishment of the Han Dynasty, there has been such a trend. Emperor Taizu Gao, Liu Bang, had children, Hong children during Emperor Hui's time, Han Yan and Li Yannian during Emperor Wu's time, and naturally Deng Tong also had children during Emperor Wen's time. By the late Western Han Dynasty, Emperor Ai and Dong Xian of the Han Dynasty also coined the term "the habit of cutting sleeves". 】
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The early years of the Han Dynasty.

Seeing the miracle pulling out the last secret of their Han emperor, Liu Bang suddenly felt a little embarrassed.

Extremely embarrassed, he said: "I really didn't expect that future generations would even learn this."

Lu Pheasant looked at the embarrassed Liu Bang with some surprise. How could he actually make Liu Bang, an old bastard, feel embarrassed?How strange!He always thought that this guy's face would never break his guard!

Han Dynasty, the first year before Emperor Wen.

When Liu Heng saw this, he was not as embarrassed as Liu Bang, but seemed extremely natural.

Miracle was right, he did favor Deng Tong, what's the point?He is the emperor of the Han Dynasty, so what if he loves someone else?Moreover, Deng Chao is not an arrogant or arrogant person. The most important thing is that he has a lot to do with his becoming an immortal. How can he not care about him?

As for the habits of his descendants, he couldn't control that much, and they didn't really listen to him. After a hundred years, he would only be a cup of loess, so what effect would it have?
Moreover, after all, these favored ministers are only men, and they cannot have children. They only pamper them for a few years. What kind of trouble can they cause?
[Deng Tong's favor is different from that of other favored ministers. He always has a strange color. 】

[One day, Liu Heng had a dream, dreaming that he wanted to go to heaven but could not. At this time, a yellow-headed man pushed him up to the sky. When he looked back, he saw the yellow-headed man’s clothes were beaten behind his back. Come to an end. 】

[So after Liu Heng woke up, he ordered people to look for this Huangtou Lang, and finally found Deng Tong. Finally, Liu Heng thought that this man was exactly the same as the Huang Tou Lang in the dream, so he got closer day by day, and rewarded Deng Tong with thousands of dollars, making him the supreme official. . 】

(End of this chapter)