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Zhao Hanzhang raised his eyebrows, glanced at Fu Tinghan in surprise, and said: "Actually, someone has mentioned this matter. Even the emperor prefers to move the capital, but the King of Donghai disagrees."

Zhao Hanzhang said: "The King of East China Sea is so powerful that basically no one can oppose him. Even if he objects to things that are ignored, there will always be ministers on his side. What's more, the pros and cons of moving the capital cannot be explained clearly. Standing on his side There are even more people around.”

Chaotingnan escaped once, and Zhao Hanzhang was heartbroken about the property he lost on the road and in Luoyang, not to mention other ministers. They may not be willing to leave again.

She stood behind history and looked back, so she clearly knew that relocating the capital was correct. However, there were not many people standing at this point in time who had such insight and courage.

Zhao Hanzhang glanced at Fu Tinghan and thought deeply, "There are a lot of people in Luoyang now. If the capital can be moved, a lot of people can survive."

Many people have to move with the imperial court. If the capital is moved, at least half of the people in Luoyang can move away. Although this will lose the geographical location of Luoyang, it will save the people and the fire of the Jin Dynasty. It would not make much sense for Liu Yuan to invade Luoyang. .

They wanted to attack Luoyang, not because Luoyang was the capital of the Jin Dynasty. Capturing Luoyang and capturing the Jin Emperor would be equivalent to destroying the Jin Kingdom, and they would naturally replace the Jin Dynasty.

Zhao Hanzhang's mind was spinning, and he finally sighed deeply, "It's a pity that we don't have much say, and what we say won't work. Otherwise, we could write to the imperial court to move the capital."

Even so, after worshiping his ancestors the next day, Zhao Hanzhang deliberately walked to Zhao Ming and mentioned the matter, "If my uncle could write a letter suggesting moving the capital, the emperor might be very pleased, right?"

Zhao Ming was unmoved, "Does it matter whether the emperor is happy or not? The patriarch's current situation in Beijing is not very good. It is better to do less than to do more."

Zhao Hanzhang said sternly: "Moving the capital may be the only chance for the Jin Dynasty and the people of Luoyang. Once the Xiongnu army invades Luoyang, the people of the whole world will not be spared."

Zhao Ming then glanced at Zhao Hanzhang and said, "It would have been better if you had said so earlier. Why do you have to talk about small feelings first and then big righteousness?"

Zhao Hanzhang: "..."

However, Zhao Ming understood her and said: "This matter is useless. The clan leader will not offend the King of Donghai. If the King of Donghai does not agree to move the capital, it is useless for anyone to raise it."

Although he said this, he still wrote a letter to Zhao Zhongyu, mentioning the current crisis in Luoyang, enumerating the benefits of moving the capital, and hoping that he and the princes of the court would consider the matter.

When Zhao Zhongyu received the letter, it was the time when the debate between the DPRK and China about moving the capital was most intense.

Gou Xi also wrote a letter requesting the emperor to move the capital, and even the address was chosen for him, which was in Cangyuan.

Cangyuan is located in Yuzhou. It has changed its location, but it is still in Yuzhou and is still very close to Runan County.

Why did Gou Xi insist on moving the capital to Yuzhou?

Because Yuzhou is in the Central Plains and the capital is here, aid from all directions can come more quickly. Not to mention that Yuzhou has always been the cultural, economic and political center of the Jin Dynasty.

Luoyang has always been on the edge of Yuzhou, and it even belonged to Yuzhou at one time.

The emperor also felt that Cang Yuan was good, but the King of Donghai disagreed, thinking that he was trying to get rid of his control, and most of the ministers in the court also disagreed.

The last time they left Luoyang, they were coerced out of the city and had to leave. When they came back, all their money was lost, and some of their mansions were burned down. Now that they had finally returned to normal, they were naturally unwilling to leave again.

When Zhao Zhongyu saw this, he suppressed his thoughts and did not write a letter to mention the matter.

Zhao Ming did his best to fulfill his duties and obey fate. He had already mentioned it. Whether Zhao Zhongyu submitted a letter or whether the princes in the court accepted this suggestion was none of his business.

He was not a minister, and he was very open-minded, so he put the letter away without being bothered.

The same goes for Zhao Hanzhang. She has done her best, and the rest depends on God's will. She is also very busy every day, so she should live her own life first.

Although she didn't have to go around to pay New Year's greetings during the filial piety period, Zhao Hanzhang was still very busy. Liu Yuan's Huns army was hanging over her head like a sharp sword, so after the third day of the Lunar New Year, she ran to the military camp and shouted to the soldiers. Intensify training, "Hurry up, you don't have to work in the fields, training is not active yet, if the Huns army goes south again, are you just going to lie down and let them kill you?"

The military camp was in a state of turmoil, and all the soldiers were so exhausted that Zhao Hanzhang went home very tired.

She can't rest yet and has to make lesson plans. Yes, after the seventh day of the Lunar New Year, she will go to school to teach the children.

Standing in the classroom, looking down at the students sitting in the classroom, the oldest one is the commander in her military camp. He is twenty-three years old. At this time, he is sitting cross-legged at the back, with a group of seven to ten-year-olds. Children ranging in age from two years old looked up at her.

Zhao Hanzhang clicked his tongue, simply dropped the lesson plan in his hand, and asked: "Why do you guys mix in the same classroom?"

"Those who come to the military to learn how to read can't be in a separate class, the older teenagers and young people from outside can't be in a separate class, and those of similar age can't be in a class?"

Zhao Cheng, who was sitting aside and listening, raised his eyelids and glanced at her and said: "It's divided. These are rewards because of good grades. They are only for this day. Tomorrow they will go back to their respective classes. Just bear with it today." ,"

Zhao Hanzhang: "...So I am the reward?"

Zhao Cheng nodded.

Zhao Hanzhang made eye contact with the students, suddenly smiled, and said happily: "It turns out that you are my talents in Xiping, so I should teach you well. This lesson plan is no longer suitable. I will come as I like. , if you don’t understand anything, raise your hands and ask me.”

The students immediately looked at Zhao Hanzhang with stars and thought that the girl was so nice, even as a gentleman, she was so considerate and gentle.

Zhao Cheng:......

Zhao Hanzhang said: "I accidentally read two books, one of which consists of three characters and one of which consists of four characters."

"Both books are easy to understand and catchy, and are most suitable for beginners to learn Chinese characters. One is called "The Three-Character Classic" and the other is called "The Thousand-Character Classic."

There are no engravings for these two books. Hu Jin is still working hard and does not know when he will be able to finish engraving the "Three Character Classic". Therefore, the only surviving manuscripts in the hands of Zhao Hanzhang and Fu Tinghan were written silently.

Zhao Hanzhang directly wrote the first sentence in the "Three Character Classic" on the blackboard, "In the beginning, human nature is inherently good..."

The blackboard and chalk were both made by Fu Tinghan, which makes teaching more convenient. Of course, this was not the reason at the beginning.

Just because paper is rare, and sometimes he has to do a lot of calculations, he has no weight on hand, and the brush is not suitable for it.

So he made himself a very large blackboard and made a lot of chalk. He did some calculations on the blackboard.

As soon as Zhao Hanzhang saw it, he immediately equipped the teachers and students in the school.

Why did Zhao Cheng still stay here after Zhao Hanzhang made so many teaching requirements? The blackboard and chalk accounted for a lot of the credit.

Zhao Hanzhang asked with a smile, "How many of these two lines do you know?"