The Sage of Confucianism and Taoism

Chapter 911 Test of Official Transport

Food is the first necessity of the people. The population growth of any country must be based on sufficient food.

Fang Yun showed a faint smile. Ji Zhibai came to Ning'an County as the county magistrate, which basically gave up the agricultural department. Liu Shan forced him to come to Ning'an County in order to cut off his foundation in the agricultural department and thus cut off his possible achievements in this area in the future.

However, Fang Yun faced the challenge head-on.

After leaving the farmland, Fang Yun went to the workshop again. There is an essential difference between ordinary mechanisms and combat mechanisms. They are two completely different directions.

Combat mechanisms often use moonstone as energy and are controlled by talent. They do not require some ordinary mechanism technology. For example, the most popular mechanism beast is actually based on the body of the monster, with additional offensive mechanisms.

This makes the most elite mechanism masters often focus on how to stimulate the power of the monster body, and do not study the mechanism technology of the workers themselves deeply. What's more, although the mechanism masters know a lot of mechanism skills, it takes a long time to form systematic theoretical knowledge and popularize these technologies.

Tens of millions of craftsmen may not be as good as one Newton.

After confirming that the workshop was fine, Fang Yun returned to the government office to try the case.

On the morning of March 15, Yang Yuhuan personally helped Fang Yun change into his Jinshi uniform.

After breakfast, Fang Yun took a carriage to the County Academy of Literature.

Along the way, Fang Yun was particularly quiet, but his heart was fluctuating.

Today was his first time to preside over the imperial examination!

Ao Huang was also a little nervous, curled up in the carriage without saying a word. He was not qualified to participate in the county examination, but with the special approval of the Holy Court, he could follow Fang Yun to participate in all the processes of the county examination.

The carriage stopped at the square of the County Academy of Literature. When Fang Yun got off the carriage, the officials in front immediately came to greet him.

Walking in front were two examiners, one was Deng Xuezheng from the Fu Academy of Literature, and the other was Wen Gu, the county court. Logically, they were all officials of the Academy of Literature and should be opposed to the left prime minister's party.

However, in addition to the civil servants and the Yingyang Army, most of the officials of the Academy of Literature in Mizhou were disciples of the left prime minister.

Since Fang Yun came to Ning'an County, Wen Gu, the county court official, had almost no communication with Fang Yun, especially the affairs of the literary court. He did not mention anything and completely excluded Fang Yun, obviously preventing Fang Yun from getting a good grade in the "education" subject.

"I greet County Magistrate Fang!" The two examiners greeted in unison.

Then, the officials behind the two examiners also greeted.

The spring breeze blew the white robe, making Fang Yun look more elegant.

Fang Yun did not even raise his hand, nodded slightly, glanced at everyone, and said: "Good morning, everyone. Captain Lu, are there enough soldiers and yamen runners outside to maintain order?"

"It has been arranged." Captain Lu Hong said.

"There are a lot of people entering the Ning'an County. Even if each person needs thirty breaths to check the body, one checkpoint can only check more than 200 people in one hour. There are nearly 40,000 candidates. Can the entry team be allocated?"

"Soldiers were temporarily borrowed from the Beimang Army to form 200 checkpoints. The check has started now, but they are not allowed to enter."

"Have the test papers and examination papers been printed?" Fang Yun continued to ask. The so-called examination paper is blank paper for students to use, but white paper means blank paper, so the examination hall does not mention blank paper.

"It has been prepared. The test papers and examination papers have been placed on the ox cart and can be distributed at any time."

"Some students did not bring lunch. Have extra meals been prepared?"

"It is already prepared. It can feed at least 3,000 people."

"When were the bodies of the literary college clerks examined?"

"Yesterday, I asked the doctors to use medical books to check one by one. There is absolutely no epidemic..."

Fang Yun asked slowly, listing all the possible problems in the imperial examination, and quickly asked some minor problems and deficiencies, and immediately asked people to make up for them.

Some officials present seemed impatient because Fang Yun's questions were too trivial. Few examiners asked such questions, but those with a little brains could not help but secretly admire him. Even if a person is not very talented, his future achievements will far exceed those of ordinary people.

After asking for two quarters of an hour, Fang Yun finished and turned to Ao Huang and said, "Sort the questions I asked today and write a "Pre-examination Verification Process for County Examinations". Place it in the county government office. In the future, you will hold this document for verification every time you take a county examination. The imperial examination is a big deal and must not be taken lightly."

"Yes!" Ao Huang immediately took out the document and looked at the other officials with disdain. It seemed as if he was saying, look at Fang Yun, then look at you. Not only should you do well yourself, but you should also form a system to ensure that future generations can do well. This is called governing a place, this is called doing things!

Some smart officials immediately became sober. Some things may seem simple, but what kind of attitude and how to do it are crucial. These small things accumulate a lot, and in the end, they are enough to make the gap between the two people like a chasm in the end.

A few officials secretly kept this in mind and stared at Fang Yun seriously.

They all felt that Fang Yun was different from other county magistrates. He was not only worthy of respect, but also worthy of learning. Whether it was his attitude or way of doing things, it made people with brains feel like spring breeze.

Some people compared Fang Yun with Ji Zhibai, the acting county magistrate last year, and suddenly found that although Ji Zhibai was also close to officials and the people, he was obviously arrogant and completely isolated himself from other officials and the people.

But Fang Yun was different. He just did things. Whether it was to ordinary civilians or to the county magistrate, his attitude was surprisingly consistent, which meant that Fang Yun's mentality had long surpassed Ji Zhibai and was close to the level of being the same in the world.

Only those who have the whole family in mind can treat everyone equally.

Facing Ji Zhibai, these officials just wanted to curry favor with him, hoping not to offend him, but facing Fang Yun, they all knew that as long as they did their job well, nothing would happen, and they didn't need to deliberately curry favor with him. But if they deliberately made enemies with Fang Yun, something would happen.

These people were confused because they had never met someone like Fang Yun, but they knew in their hearts that the current county magistrate was better than the previous one!

After asking the officials, Fang Yun personally asked the soldiers in the Academy of Literature, and went to see the sealed test papers in person. He chose a road to walk from beginning to end, observed the layout of all the examination rooms on this road, and pointed out some flaws.

Fang Yun's tone was very calm. He didn't blame or punish anyone. He just gave a simple reminder, so that many people would remember his words, but he didn't worry that he would embarrass the petty officials who were not meticulous enough.

In just one hour, Fang Yun had taken control of all the situations in the examination hall, and even gave people an illusion that this county exam was arranged by Fang Yun. If something went wrong, it was not Fang Yun's fault, but those people's fault for not doing it well.

From the beginning to the end, Fang Yun gave the officials the feeling that he was working together with all the officials to do a good job of supporting the county exam, rather than randomly directing the work as a county magistrate.

When the time came, Fang Yun and the officials walked to the gate of the temple and stood.

Fang Yun turned his back to the temple and faced the main gate of the Academy of Literature.

The main gate was wide open, and a large number of students carrying book boxes poured in from the door. Fang Yun only felt a vigorous vitality coming towards him. Everyone was hope and future, more surging than the rising sun and more powerful than the rushing rivers.

Fang Yun stood up straight, with a smile on his face, and glanced at these students, with a shallow ripple in his heart.

Last March, Fang Yun was still one of them.

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