A Mouthful of Sky-high Fried Rice, Lao Tang Apprenticed on the Spot

If Liu Haoming hadn't called him to remind him to catch the high-speed train, Li Yi would have executed Liu Yifei on the spot.

But the high-speed train time was coming soon, so he hung up the phone, looked at the time, got up and went back to the room.

After taking a shower and taking his belongings with him, he went out and headed straight to the high-speed rail station.

Tai'an is not far from the capital. Li Yi got on the train at 9:30. Two hours later, Li Yi was already at the Tai'an high-speed rail station.

After coming out of the high-speed rail station, Li Yi saw a red banner held outside the station exit.

It clearly says: Warmly welcome "Chef God Li Yi" to visit Tai'an!

A tall man at least 1.8 meters tall, wearing a white shirt and black trousers, was waiting in front of the banner.

After seeing Li Yi, his eyes lit up, and he quickly strode forward and held Li Yi's hand enthusiastically: "Mr. Li, I am Liu Haoming, welcome!"

"Director Liu, nice to meet you."

Li Yi shook hands with him, said hello, and then left the station and got on the bus at his greeting.

"Mr. Li, you look younger than on TV!"

Liu Haoming looked at Li Yi and couldn't help but marvel.

"fine."

Li Yi smiled and asked, "Should we go directly to Jade Emperor Summit?"

Seeing that he went straight to the topic, Liu Haoming hesitated for a moment and then said with a smile: "No hurry, let's have a meal first at noon, and Director Zhao will personally accompany you to climb Mount Tai in the afternoon."

"It's better to go directly!"

Li Yi said: "We only have one day today. We have to do business first. It doesn't matter if we eat. We can eat after we get back."

"Well…"

Liu Haoming couldn't make up his mind, so he smiled apologetically and took out his mobile phone: "Then I'll ask the leader for instructions."

With that said, he dialed the phone and asked Director Zhao for instructions on the other end of the phone.

"Okay, got it."

After hanging up the phone, Liu Haoming said to Li Yi: "Director Zhao is having a meeting in Quancheng and it will take an hour to get back. If you are not hungry, we can go directly to Mount Tai."

Li Yi's hearing was sharp and he had already heard Director Zhao's reply when he made the call.

Hearing this, he nodded and said, "Then go directly and save time."

When Liu Haoming saw this, he directly ordered the driver to drive the car directly to the foot of Mount Tai.

When he possessed Wang Kui and Zhang Dongguan, he had memories of Mount Tai.

But in reality, this was his first time coming to Mount Tai.

This mountain located in the central part of Shandong Province is known as the best mountain in the world. It is the first of the five mountains and a symbol of the five thousand-year history of Chinese civilization.

After Liu Haoming showed his ID to the scenic area staff, he enthusiastically took Li Yi to the cable car.

He was obviously very familiar with Mount Tai. After getting on the cable car, he introduced it to Li Yi eloquently.

"Mount Tai is one of the birthplaces of our Chinese civilization. It is said that as early as ancient times, the Yellow Emperor climbed Mount Tai, and Emperor Shun also visited Mount Tai.

During the Shang and Zhou dynasties, King Xiangtu of Shang built the Eastern Capital at the foot of Mount Tai, and the Emperor of Zhou built Qilu with Mount Tai as the boundary.

During the Warring States Period, this area belonged to the territory of the State of Qi. Before Duke Huan of Qi was killed by Yi Ya, he built a Great Wall of about 500 kilometers along the Taishan Mountains, leading directly to the Yellow Sea.

Legend has it that before the Qin and Han Dynasties, 72 generations of kings came to Mount Tai to enshrine themselves as gods.

Since then, starting from the First Emperor of Qin, 13 more emperors have personally ascended Mount Tai to enshrine themselves.

To say that Mount Tai is the most important mountain in our Chinese civilization is absolutely well-deserved..."

Listening to his eloquent explanation, Li Yi looked at the scenery below the cable car.

Although it was his first time to come to Mount Tai in reality, in the dream space, he had been here before.

When he possessed Zhang Dongguan, he accompanied Qianlong to Mount Tai many times. He even walked with Qianlong to the top and personally participated in sacrifices.

Since Qianlong first climbed Mount Tai in the 13th year of Qianlong's reign, he went to Mount Tai 11 times in his life, making him the emperor who visited Mount Tai the most.

However, Qianlong, who claimed to be a Shiquan old man, did not enshrine himself in Mount Tai.

After Qin Shihuang unified the world, he consecrated Mount Tai for the first time. Since then, consecrating Mount Tai has become the ultimate pursuit of later emperors.

Climbing Mount Tai, facing the sea of ​​clouds, expressing one's great ambitions, and then publicizing one's achievements to heaven, and further gaining recognition from heaven. This is the honor that every emperor dreams of.

But it is not that easy to be granted the title of Zen Taishan. You must have sufficiently outstanding achievements.

For example, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was a master of martial arts, and Guangwu of the Han Dynasty was revived. Gaozong and Emperor Ming of the Tang Dynasty were all emperors who successfully enshrined Mount Tai.

However, even among these emperors, many of them were scolded to death at the time and were considered unqualified to be granted Zen status.

For example, when Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty enshrined Zen, he encountered a lot of opposition, thinking that he was relying on the shadow of his father's generation.

Even though he himself had made great achievements and made the Tang Dynasty the largest territory, some people still thought that his virtue was not worthy of his position.

But compared with the emperors who were granted Zen status in later generations, he was already considered very outstanding.

After him, it was Song Zhenzong Zhao Heng who granted Zen to Mount Tai. It was also from Zhao Heng that the nature of Mount Tai changed.

When Emperor Zhenzong of the Song Dynasty fought with Tan Yuan of the Liao State and signed the "Tan Yuan Alliance", a city-wide alliance that was humiliating and humiliating the country, he did not show shame and bravery. He actually thought that he had made a great contribution by exchanging annual coins for peace, so he went to Mount Tai licking his face. Feng Chan.

His decision caused an uproar at that time, and countless ministers tried to dissuade him one after another, but he turned a deaf ear to it. He was stunned and shamelessly went to Zen under the pretext of the "Book of Descending Heaven".

His operation directly turned the highest glory of the eternal emperor into a kind of sacrifice that can be performed as long as you are shameless. It is equivalent to a mouse dropping that spoils the entire pot of soup.

It is precisely for this reason that Zhu Yuanzhang, the later emperor of the Ming Dynasty, did not go to Mount Tai to become a Buddhist monk after he ended the rule of the Yuan Dynasty, founded the Ming Dynasty, and restored the Han Dynasty.

With Zhu Yuanzhang's achievements, there is no doubt that he is absolutely qualified to be enshrined in Zen.

It was because Zhenzong of the Song Dynasty turned the title of Zen into a joke, and Zhu Yuanzhang set the tone from then on that the emperor would not grant Zen.

Zhu Chongba, an emperor with such a strong bone, could not afford to disgrace that person.

After the Manchu and Qing Dynasties entered the customs, in order to stabilize the political situation, they continued the tradition of the Ming Dynasty, which is the so-called Qing Chengming System.

Therefore, starting from Shunzhi, the imperial court sent officials to Mount Tai many times to offer sacrifices.

After arriving in Kangxi, he went to Mount Tai more frequently, and the same was true for Qianlong.

But no matter how often they went, they never enshrined the Zen in Mount Tai, but only held many sacrifices.

Looking at the long and narrow climbing road below the cable car and the dense crowd of tourists above, Li Yi couldn't help but recall the memory of mountain climbing in the dream space.

Taishan at that time was not much different from what it looks like now.

It's just that there were not so many cableways and antenna towers in Mount Tai at that time, so we could only climb up Mount Tai step by step with our legs.

But now, electric-driven cable cars can take people directly to the top of the mountain, saving a lot of time.

Otherwise, if Li Yi wanted to climb to the top of the mountain, even with his physical fitness, it would probably take him several hours.

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