Da Qin: I became friends with Zhao Zheng

Chapter 268 Chapter 260 Six, Ba Qing’s audience

Ba Qing can't rest assured, but after all, he is a knowledgeable and intelligent person who knows the difference between himself and other businessmen.

Judging from the major actions of the court in the past month, the Queen Empress summoned such a famous female widow as she was, probably to improve the status of women.

Despite this speculation, accompanying a king is like accompanying a tiger. She is still a little timid when a little person meets the emperor and the empress!

The next day, he dressed neatly and followed the palace attendants into the palace. He walked with his head down and never raised his head, for fear of seeing something he shouldn't have seen or of being disrespectful in etiquette.

Yao Xing had been looking forward to meeting Ba Qing and ordered the palace people to prepare a banquet early in the morning.When Ba Qing came in, Yao Xing was also sitting in a high position, looking at him with a smile.

Ba Qing appears to be in his forties, with a dignified and cautious temperament. He lowers his head and cannot see his appearance clearly, but he is definitely good.It's just that there are some gray hairs on the head, which must be due to the hard work of these years.

"Greetings to the Queen, long live the Queen." As soon as Ba Qing entered the palace, he knelt down and knelt down on the ground without any gaps.

"Pingshen, please give me a seat!" Yao Xing smiled kindly.

"Don't be nervous. I only called you because I heard about your deeds and admired you, so I called you to have a chat."

"Thank you, the Empress, for your love. What ordinary people did is just an ordinary act. The Empress is the one who has made great contributions for thousands of years and is truly a role model for women." Ba Qing stood up, but kept his head lowered and sat on the seat next to him.

Yao Xing smiled. Now that he has heard too many compliments, Yao Xing can automatically ignore half of them.

He found a reason to chat with her, "I heard that your husband died young and your son is underage?"

Ba Qing replied respectfully: "Reporting to the Queen, the husband of the common people has a bad life. Before Your Majesty unified the world, bandits were rampant. Once, my husband went out to do business and was killed by the bandits."

Yao Xing saw Ba Qing's expression and smiled. This man was also ambitious. Now when it came to her husband, she didn't even have the slightest thought or love for him.Perhaps, she is still grateful that her husband's death gave her this opportunity.

But there is something wrong. It seems that she should be a few years older than him, but judging from the age at which women got married in this era and the time when her husband died, his son should not be underage!
Yao Xing: "I feel sorry for you, a woman who supports such a large family business and raises a young son. I can only imagine how hard it has been for you these years."

"Fortunately, I don't have to worry about food and clothing. It's much better than ordinary people." Ba Qing was humble.

Many people are immersed in their own pain and suffering and feel that their lives are miserable, but in fact there are countless people who are miserable than them.Ba Qing's ability to overcome the pain, face the future, and find sugar to comfort himself in the pain is already much better than ordinary people.

The topic turned to what Yao Xing was going to say, and it was just right: "Madam, what you said is right. There are many poor people in the world. In the famine years, when you don't have enough food, you pawn your wife and sell your daughter. It sounds like a common thing, but every case It’s a woman’s life, or even a lifetime of suffering.”

Ba Qing said: "The Queen is the greatest benevolent person in the world. With the Queen's governance over the years, most of this situation has been reduced."

Yao Xing: "That's because there have been no wars in the past few years, and the people's income can at least cover their bellies. Women have value beyond their skin and flesh."

(End of this chapter)