Chapter 1524: The Boat Is Going Around the House in a Hurry

"Li Lang, what are you talking about?"

Princess Yongmu was blowing the girl's hair. The girl had recovered from her illness and had taken a bath. Her hair was wet.

The girl was still holding the lollipop in her hand. She just licked it and was reluctant to eat it.

"Improve the quality of the people. Another way to say it is professional quality. When I was a doctor, I never said that I treated the patients based on my identity."

What Li Yi really wanted to say was not this, but the spirit of resistance.

Fifty percent of the scholars in the Tang Dynasty had to be equipped with swords, and the people of the Tang Dynasty were allowed to have bows and arrows.

The restrictions were on crossbows and armor. The people were not allowed to have crossbows and were required to wear full armor.

As for swords, knives and cloth armor, whatever.

How to say it, in the white-skinned country in America during Li Yi's time, their guns were not allowed to have continuous firing in theory.

But in actual operation, there were automatic continuous firing and manual continuous firing, so people just modified the guns.

It proves that the country was democratic and free.

And according to the rules of weapons, the bows, knives and cloth armor in the Tang Dynasty were freer than those in that place.

But no one shoots others with a bow for no reason, because they are still receiving traditional education.

Therefore, whether a country is civilized or not does not depend on how much military force and money it has, nor does it include technology and productivity.

Civilization is a belief. Christianity, Protestantism, Islam, and Buddhism outside are all beliefs, but they have nothing to do with civilization.

These beliefs are exclusive. If you don’t believe in me, I will kill you. Is this called civilization?

And the beliefs of China include Buddhism in a changed form, as well as local Taoism and Confucianism, which are more tolerant.

If you have to say one is exclusive, it must be Confucianism. Abolish all schools of thought and respect Confucianism alone.

Li Yi also dislikes Confucianism, but he does not deny it completely. Some things are fine.

Confucianism is the foundation of governing the country, and it teaches the people to be cowardly.

Restricting and restricting those in power from the literary world, generation after generation have become accustomed to it.

It was accustomed to the era of Mao Zedong. Mao Zedong was not used to that habit, so who are you used to? Fuck you!

So the four-day break appeared, and they were cleaned up with a bang. It was so satisfying. It was the right thing to do. Do you still want to be above the regime?

Especially the Kong family, do you think you can still operate according to the previous model? You are spoiled!

Li Yi expressed his gratitude. One thanks to Qin Shihuang, who gave future generations an idea that China can be unified.

Another thanks to Mao, the Chinese nation is no longer influenced by any so-called aristocratic family!

"Everyone wants to reflect on themselves and supervise others. Don't be submissive. Dare to speak and do within the framework of the law.

If you find that an official has a problem, you can report it. If more people report it, there will be fewer officials who want to silence others.

When you see a thief, everyone shouts and beats him, and fewer people become thieves. If everyone is afraid of thieves' revenge, more thieves will appear."

Li Yi talked about the popular basis of society for those who break the law.

"But some people are afraid of retaliation, and they have families to support." Princess Yongmu thought it was difficult.

"Money can move people's hearts. Catch thieves and strongmen, and give rewards after implementation. The inspection should be strict to prevent the government and the people from framing good people for money."

Li Yi thought it was simple. If he gave money and could make money, he would consider the danger less.

"We have to wait until the financial funds are more. I remember." Princess Yongmu considered the financial situation of the Tang Dynasty.

"Let's publicize it in the newspaper first. Let's go. We are in a hurry to go back. The Luo Han Guo matter in Luzhou is in... Suzhou."

Li Yi temporarily put aside the plan to go to Luzhou. He wanted to go back quickly.

"Suzhou?" Princess Yongmu thought about how to get to Suzhou.

"From here, it will take about six hours to get to the mouth of the Yangtze River, enter the Yangtze River, turn to the Grand Canal, and then turn to the Yellow River. Don't go around it."

Li Yi changed a route. He wanted to go around the Shandong Peninsula and enter the mouth of the Yellow River. He didn't go to Haizhou.

He thought about it and thought that he should let the people of the Tang Dynasty take a good look at the yacht. The canal is the most suitable.

If he goes this way, he will go to Shanghai instead of Hangzhou. Hangzhou will directly enter the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal.

He was worried that the road section in Hangzhou would be difficult to travel. There is no Su Causeway in the West Lake now.

Princess Yongmu didn't mind. As long as she could go home, she could go anywhere.

Then the yacht changed direction as it went along.

Go to Hangzhou, go to the sea outside Hangzhou, cast nets continuously, and local fishermen watched.

It was not in vain. Many fish caught on the boat were given to the fishermen, and there was no space on the yacht to carry them.

Li Yi mainly chose yellow croakers. He fished for three hours and left with more than 100 yellow croakers and thousands of fish bladders.

The fishermen were stunned. How could there be so many yellow croakers? The speed was so fast, one net after another.

As soon as the yacht left, they shouted and rowed back. The fish were full and they could sell them when they returned.

They had to tell the government that Li Dongzhu of Lijiazhuangzi in Bashui, Chang'an, had returned.

Many yellow croakers were caught, and some yellow croakers whose fish bladders were taken out and thrown to him.

Li Yi went to the sea outside to Bohai Bay.

He was eager to return home. He thought that the yacht could not speed up in the Grand Canal and was missing gifts.

The people on the yacht were not very stable. They couldn't eat. They were about to get home.

Eighteen and a half hours, we entered the Bohai Bay.

It was night, dark, there were fishing lights on the sea, and the fishermen in the Bohai Bay were working.

In the past, they could only sell their catch in the surrounding areas, and they couldn't sell them on the shelves. If they came across kelp or sea cucumber, they would ask others if they wanted to buy them.

The price they usually gave was very low. Something that could be sold for a thousand coins in Chang'an would cost more than one coin at the seaside.

The main reason was that it was very difficult for people from every place to go to other places. To go from Laizhou to Chang'an, they had to apply for a permit.

Knowing that seafood is expensive elsewhere, they can’t sell it at a high price.

Now that the King of Song has raised the price, the sea dwellers sell their goods to the King of Song, and other merchants have to follow suit.

Fishermen have income and are willing to fish, and those who were not originally fishermen learn together.

At night, they cast nets and light lanterns to attract fish and shrimp.

In addition, the Tang navy that did not go out to sea is also busy. UU Reading wｗw.uukanshu． net They want to make more money, maintain the navy, and increase income for their families.

At this moment, they have their own fishing lights, but they look at a light ship on the sea.

The colorful lights are shining in various ways, and it feels like the ship came from the Fairy Palace.

"First catch the big prawns, don't catch anything else. After catching almost everything, put on a diving suit and go down to find sea cucumbers. Take out the internal organs of some and cook them, and take some home alive."

Li Yi gave orders, he didn't have time for other shellfish.

The people on the boat were not sleepy, they worked hard, caught a net, threw away the others, and only wanted prawns, put them together with ice cubes.

If you find hairtail, keep it too, hairtail is delicious.

When the shrimps and hairtails were almost caught, they jumped into the water with a net bag to look for sea cucumbers. They were pure natural wild sea cucumbers, and they chose the big ones.

Officials, palace maids, eunuchs, and nurses were responsible for processing the sea cucumbers. The water in the big pot had already boiled.

Whenever a net of sea cucumbers was brought up, they quickly took out the internal organs and threw them into the pot.

After cooking, there was no need for additional processing. They returned to Chang'an at dawn. The days gradually became longer and they could reach the destination before dark.

When the fishermen and the navy saw the boat stop, they came closer to take a look. They already knew who it was.

They were grateful to Li Yi. Li Yi insisted on buying things at the seaside and raised the price to retain the Tang Dynasty navy that was about to be disbanded.

Now that he made money, the navy was larger.

When the sea cucumbers were almost caught and the yacht entered the Yellow River, someone reacted and shouted: "Li Dongzhu, wait a minute, I have something good for you, Li Dongzhu..."