Cheng Zhijie looked at Cui Xingzong in confusion and asked, "Why doesn't the prince ask King Han to help negotiate an agreement?"
I don't like that Cui Yixuan very much and don't want to deal with him. Not as good as Cui Yi Zhi... The Cui family are all cunning and unkind!
"Mr. Lu Guogong, I'm just passing on a message." Cui Xingzong raised his hand and scratched the back of his head, saying with some embarrassment.
Everyone’s surname is Cui, and knowing how proud the Cui family is, it’s still possible to be a child, a concubine... Did the prince deliberately embarrass Cui Yixuan? Cui Zhenzhu is not only the legitimate daughter, but also the legitimate second daughter. Not only is she the legitimate second daughter, but she is also the legitimate second daughter of the eldest daughter who died young. If Cui Yixuan agrees, then he is seeing a ghost!
Cheng Zhijie frowned, what did Prince Teng want to do? To suppress aristocratic families in disguise, Cui Yixuan would not be picked to beat them. The Boling Cui family is stronger than the Anping Cui family, the Anping Cui family is stronger than the Nanzu Cui family, and the Nanzu Cui family is the most powerful in Wushui Fang where his wife is. After hesitating for a moment, he said: "You go back and tell the prince, my wife will ask them for their opinion. I can't tell whether it can be successful."
"The prince asked you to tell Madam that he has met the little girl. The Cui family should not think about Tao Daili Li Jian, sisters are easy to marry." Cui Xingzong was confused. When did the prince see Cui Zhenzhu? As a family member, I really don't want to Know. "And he said..."
After a long sigh, he said softly: "I heard that there is good rice in Jiaozhou. I think Cui Changshi will like it very much."
Cheng Zhijie nodded numbly, knowing that King Teng could not have anything else to say. Fang Renyu from Yazhou and Cui Yizhi from Leizhou would make Cui Yixuan's mind clearer. Don't think about what King Han and King Teng said. At that time, King Han's biological mother Yuwen Zhaoyi was favored by the late emperor. After the late emperor ascended the throne, he wanted to make her his queen, but Yuwen Zhaoyi refused. She was indeed a rare smart woman.
The King of Han himself was elegant and knowledgeable. He collected thousands of books and collected ancient inscriptions. He loved to analyze the similarities and differences of ancient characters... I heard that some characters had been written in twelve ways. Deeply, he doesn't like concubines or concubines.
"Has the prince set a date for entering the palace?"
"Cui Changshi can make his own decision." Cui Xingzong crossed his hands and said. "Mr. Lu Guo, I need to go back to the palace first to take my duty."
Cheng Zhijie raised his right hand to cover his face, waved his left hand, and said nothing more. He had nothing to say.
At the same time, in the Sword Hidden Hall of Prince Teng's Mansion, Li Shimin looked at Li Yuanying with a frown and asked, "When have you seen the little girl of the Cui family?"
"I've never seen it." Li Yuanying playfully winked his left eye at Li Shimin, looked at Yuan Tiangang, and said with a joking smile. "Li Taishi has seen her, and she's not the only one."
Character sketching, for a thoughtful technical geek like Li Chunfeng, he will never stop until he has practiced it well.
Yuan Tiangang: "..."
No wonder there are so few star pictures recently, but... doesn't he feel that he is helping others? Prince Teng would not want those portraits of noble ladies for no reason!
"It's not that easy." Zhang Guo said with teeth still leaking. "They would rather their daughter never marry than enter Prince Teng's palace."
The most important reason why the family has been able to survive for so many years is its character.
"For them, the governor of Jiaozhou is not a threat, but an excellent opportunity to establish a proud and unyielding reputation."
Li Yuanying picked up the tea cup and took a sip. The tea he fried by himself tasted really good. He smiled lazily and said: "Mr. Zhang, the tree has big branches, and the Xie family treasure tree occasionally has yellow leaves; Qing Cong Junqi, small flaws are inevitable. The reason why the family has not fallen down for hundreds or even thousands of years is by no means clearing the bones, at least That’s not the most important reason.”
Yuan Tiangang, Gongsun Bai, Ban Qian, Liu Bu and Xiao Ruoyuan were all shocked by Li Yuanying's words. They all looked at him, waiting for him to say what the most important reason was.
However, Li Yuanying drank green tea slowly and had no intention of continuing.
"Stop being so pretentious." Li Shimin stretched out his hand and took away the tea cup in Li Yuanying's hand... "Hey, what kind of tea is this? The fragrance of tea has a unique and elegant charm."
The tea soup has no taste of salt or other spices, let alone milk... After taking a sip, the fragrance seems to have the fragrance of chestnuts, which I have never tasted before. "What kind of tea is it?"
"I asked Wei Sanyang to help pick the tender tea leaves when the sun rises. Mr. Zhang brought them back before Jichu. I fried them in a copper pot." Li Yuanying opened the wooden box that Chuntao handed over and showed Li Shimin how tight and rolled it was. Thin, tender green and moist tea leaves.
Li Shimin took the tea and said in surprise: "Not tea cake?"
"Obviously not." Li Yuanying spread his hands and joked. Fried tea originated in the Ming Dynasty, pursuing the original aroma and taste of tea. They believe that in the Tang and Song dynasties, the grinding of ointments, wax noodles, Jing collars, and dragon balls could be done to a very small extent, worth hundreds of thousands, and they were very precious. However, the more the grinding was done, the more the nature of the tea was lost, and the tea was mixed with fragrant substances. ? It was not like today that people stopped being good at frying and baking without losing the authenticity. Therefore, one can imagine the style of the Sutra of Mulberry and Tea, and regard it as Kaishan. Its spring, Nian, Luo, and other methods are not worthy of imitation.
In the Ming Dynasty, tea records, tea books, and tea explanations all contained relatively detailed records of the roasted green process. Fried tea became the mainstream, and the area of tea gardens became larger and larger. Tea no longer cost hundreds of thousands, and began to enter the homes of ordinary people.
Some people also say that it started in the middle Tang Dynasty, because Liu Yan, who was on the Peach Blossom Bar in Xuandu, wrote a song about Lanruo trying tea in Xishan Mountain. Build up the golden sand water. The sound of pine trees after a sudden rain comes into the cauldron, and the white clouds fill the bowl with flowers. But some people say that although Emperor Yan has not tasted the tea, Tong Jun has a plan to know the taste. In fact, it is still a method of making tea, not a brewing method.
In fact, even if there are, there are very few people. The methods of sencha and tea paste were the mainstream in the Tang and Song Dynasties.
Li Shimin glanced at Li Yuanying and said, "The tea has been confiscated. Tell Ananda the steps. Don't hide anything."
Zhang Guo: "..."
A certain person is just a porter with a lot of emotions, and a certain person is not qualified to taste new tea.
"Um..." Gongsun Bai hesitated for a moment and then asked. "Prince Teng, what is the most important reason why the family has survived for hundreds of years?"
I really want to know the reason. Those aristocratic families... I haven't been able to get used to it for a long time! If they weren't colluding with those bald horse households, how could someone be plotted against?
Li Shimin handed the wooden box to Zhang Anan, and looked at Li Yuanying and said, "Don't be shy, what is the reason?"
Li Yuanying poured another cup of tea and then asked: "Who has the most classics in the world? How many literate people are there in the world?"
Li Shimin was about to say that he had the most classics in his hand, but when he saw Li Yuanying holding up a tea cup and drinking tea, he realized that the families with the most classics belonged to aristocratic families. People who were literate were either from aristocratic families or from poor families. Ordinary people wanted to be literate but could not afford to buy more books. I can’t afford to please sir. Most of the manuscripts were circulated among aristocratic families, and a few were among poor families in decline. He said softly: "Although the imperial examination system gives opportunities to children from poor families, most of the people who are admitted every time are children from aristocratic families."
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