Wei and Jin cooks

Evening classes only last for one hour, from midnight to dark every day, and are mainly taught to adults who do not go to school but want to be literate.

Education has always been an important criterion for measuring political performance. What kind of education is better than reading and literacy?

Reading is not just about literacy, you should also know etiquette, laws and morals, so that you can restrain yourself but open your mind.

She directly included literacy work in the evaluation of education work. If you want this part of your political achievements, then work hard to eliminate literacy.

The two children sat down in their seats and took out their textbooks to listen carefully to the lecture. Xie Jie and others in the restaurant finally opened their newspapers.

Yang Yi: "This article... is actually divided into sentences, and it is very straightforward."

Lu Wen glanced at the people sitting in the restaurant. Most of them were holding a Di'an newspaper, and said: "It can be seen that the imperial court is not short of paper, and printing Di's newspaper is very convenient and cheap. Otherwise, there would be people holding it everywhere. Di newspaper."

Lu Wen sighed: "It has only been two years since I left the Northland, but when I came back, it had changed so much. It was devastated at first, but now it is full of vitality. Not only the food and clothing have changed, but the people's livelihood has also changed so much... "

Xie Jie and others all looked complicated. Two years ago, who would have thought that the Di newspaper, which required scholars to copy word for word in order to be circulated, would be spread all over the world by printing?

You must know that Di Bao is a very important political resource that ordinary officials cannot read. It requires people with official status, family background, and connections to read it.

But now, with only two cents, they can buy a Di newspaper in Luoyang City, and know what political affairs the regent general and courtiers are discussing, so as to guess the policies that may be implemented next.

No, it’s not just Luoyang City. I heard that Di newspapers from Luoyang City will be sent to various states and counties, and will be copied and sold by bookstores in each state and county. In other words, in the northern part of the Central Plains, people from all states can buy Di newspapers as long as they are willing. Report.

Xie Yan looked at the Di newspaper in his hand with a complicated expression. Di newspapers from the Central Plains had been quietly flowing to Jiangdong and Jiangnan. He could occasionally get one in Jianye, but it also cost a lot of money.

Later, there were too many people discussing the Central Plains, which caused a stir in people's minds. King Langya strictly prohibited the circulation of evil books and articles. The Di newspaper of the Central Plains was included in it, and it was difficult for Xie Jie to buy Di newspapers anymore.

But occasionally he can still see it from his brother.

He knew that Zhao Hanzhang had a new printing technology, which was different from engraving and was called movable type. He heard that the characters were movable and could move freely. There was no need to engrave new engravings every time a book was published. It was very cheap and fast.

So he guessed that the Di newspaper in the Central Plains could be supplied to every county official, but he did not expect that it could also be circulated outside.

When he was at his most complicated, he heard an exclamation from beside him, "Zhao Hanzhang... General Zhao mentioned us."

Xie Jiao turned around and saw that it was a son of Chen Liujiang's family, named Jiang Pu. They did not avoid Zhao Hanzhang's name in Jiangdong and Jiangnan, so she was used to it, but here, everyone respected her, and even called her the general. There are also many people who respectfully call her girl.

Just now he said "Zhao Hanzhang" which made many people in the restaurant look over.

"It mentioned us and the nobles of Jiangdong." Yang Yi murmured: "Treat everyone equally. In other words, if we come back, we will not suffer discrimination and suppression?"

Lu Wen, Yuan Yang and others looked at each other with excitement in their eyes.

They suppressed the excitement in their hearts and read the Di newspaper back and forth, analyzing what it wanted to express word for word, and finally turned the pages.

Xie Jie stared at the new regulations for recruitment and examination. Below, Zhao Hanzhang also said that in addition to recruitment and examination, if there are talented people who want to serve the country, they can also be recommended by officials from various places, village elders and famous people.

She will try her best to see it, and if it is suitable, she will take it.

In other words, from now on, although there are still many ways to obtain talents, she will mainly obtain talents through recruitment.

Xie Jiao quickly scanned other articles. There were articles from the Ministry of Industry talking about river management strategies, and there were also articles from the Ministry of War discussing the garrison system. Obviously, they were all sent out after slightly modifying Zhao Hanzhang's petition.

Some administrative ideas belonging to officials of various ministries.

He also saw a line of small text under the cover page of the Di newspaper reminding him that heavy rain would hit on May 13th, so people traveling should remember to wear a hat or umbrella.

May 13th?

Isn't that tomorrow?

Xie Jie closed the newspaper and asked, "The state exam is in August. Do you want to sign up?"

Lu Wen was silent for a moment, and finally gritted his teeth and said, "Try it."

Yang Yi, however, squeezed the Di newspaper in his hand tightly, lowered his eyes and thought for a while, then said: "Didn't we submit a post asking to see General Zhao? Let's wait until we see her tomorrow."

Yuan Yang said: "Your family and her family are related by marriage, so there is no need to worry, but we..."

Yang Yi smiled and said: "How can General Zhao be a nepotist? When you go tomorrow, just speak freely. If you have talents, will she not use them?"

As soon as these words came out, everyone was looking forward to tomorrow's meeting. Jiang Pu hesitated, "Brother Yang, wouldn't it be good for so many of us to go together?"

Yang Yi hesitated for a moment after hearing this, but quickly shook his head, "Since she said she wants us all to go, obviously she also wants to see us, so there's nothing wrong with her."

Xie Jiao went to his residence to report: "Let's go back and rest. Prepare well today so that you can meet people tomorrow."

Everyone nodded in agreement, stood up, paid and left.

As soon as they walked out of the restaurant, the sky, which was still bright and sunny, suddenly darkened. When they looked up, they saw a deep dark cloud blocking the sun. Before they could be surprised, raindrops like pearls fell down, as if they were broken. Threaded bead curtains were scattered all over the floor.

Yang Yi and others were stunned, but Xie Jiao pulled them into the store to avoid being hit by the rain.

The guests who had already walked out of the restaurant also hurriedly ran back with their newspapers in their hands. After running to the hotel lobby, they cursed angrily: "How did the Qintian Prison calculate this? It said there would be heavy rain on the 13th, how could it be wrong again? It's simply They are people who eat dry food..."

"Shh, keep your voice down. Guo Shen, the young minister of Taichang Temple, is now in charge of Qin Tian Jian. Let him know that you are scolding him. Be careful that he sends soldiers to your house at night to settle the score with you."

The guest's face turned red, and although he closed his mouth, there was obviously an unconvinced look on his face.

Xie Zhen and others opened their mouths and asked them quickly, "Is the Guo Shensuan that Xiongtai mentioned is Guo Pu from Hedong County?"

"Who is he? In today's world, apart from Fu Langjun, only Guo Jingchun can be called a god."

All the children of the aristocratic families couldn't help but said in unison: "It turns out he escaped here."

The fact that Wang Dun pressured Guo Pu to tell King Langya's fortune was not a secret among the aristocratic families, at least not among the big aristocratic families like them.

And Xie Zhen not only knew that Guo Pu had told the fortune of King Langya, but also knew that he had told Wang Dun's fortune.

It was precisely because of this that the relationship between King Langya and Wang Dun became increasingly bad, and the suspicion was excessive. It can be said that Guo Pu accounted for at least half of the reason why Wang Dun disobeyed orders during the last Chinese New Year and refused to return to Jianye.