For scholars, especially him, the chief minister of the cabinet, he is the leader in the eyes of scholars and the leader.
The most important thing is reputation!
Whether it is a birth name or a posthumous name.
All important!
Some scholars are willing to put life and death aside for the sake of fame.
This is the reason why some scholars dare to angrily rebuke superior officials and even current rulers, knowing that they will die.
What you fight for is a reputation!
When a scholar becomes an official, the most important thing is still reputation.
What scholars want to do is to be clean, and in their eyes, nobles are mostly willful and reckless people, vulgar people who reek of copper.
This is also the reason why scholars have always looked down on nobles.
As the chief minister of the cabinet, what would happen if Jia Pingsheng raised an honorable heir?
It will cause a devastating blow to his reputation. From now on, the Jia family will be neither fish nor fowl.
He is neither accepted by Qingliu nor tolerated by nobles.
This is why, even though Jia Taisui has clearly shown sufficient strength and potential, he is still worried and even asked Zhang Xun for advice on education.
However, the other party's answer made him extremely embarrassed and angry.
Isn't this answer the same as my own answer just now?
There was no teaching at all, it was all self-taught by Zhang Han.
Look at Zhang Han, and then look at this guy of my own. Poems and books have been passed down from generation to generation! And my father, the chief minister of the cabinet, teaches me day and night.
As a result, not only did he fail to succeed in his studies, but his entire development direction was distorted.
It's really irritating!
It would be great if Zhang Han was his heir.
At the same time, Zhang Xun also felt emotional in his heart, it would be great if Jia Taisui was his heir.
The two of them looked at each other, looked at each other, gathered their thoughts, and quickly turned their heads.
"Ahem, since the martial arts test has passed, Duke Dingguo will preside over the literary test next. He is old and has resigned."
Jia Pingsheng said.
"Master Jia, please help yourself." After Zhang Xun paid his respects to Jia Pingsheng, he began to order his subordinates to distribute pens, ink, paper and inkstones.
Many distinguished disciples in the audience also began to take their seats.
Although this review is prepared for the noble disciples, it is not mainly about the martial arts test. The literary test is equally important.
It's just that this literary test is different from the imperial examination. The test is not about eight-part essays, but Tao strategy!
These noble sons will go to the battlefield in the future, and their bravery alone will naturally not be enough.
You must also be proficient in the art of war and know the location.
Only then can we strategize and win a thousand-mile victory!
After the test papers were distributed, all the distinguished disciples looked at the questions above and looked at each other for a while.
"Why suppress the Western Jin Dynasty!"
This is the question for this proofreading examination.
The Western Jin here naturally does not refer to the Western Qin in the far west of the mainland.
Although the Western Qin is located in a remote area, the Qin people are Xiangwu and are famous for their soldiers, horses and cavalry among the countries in the four directions.
The cavalry of the Western Qin Dynasty are also the only ones among the four countries that can compete with the Northern Yuan cavalry with their bows and horses.
In recent years, although Daqian has been recovering and recuperating, and its national strength is still strong, if it wants to compete with Western Qin, it may be like lighting a lantern in a manhole - courting death.
The Western Jin Dynasty here refers to the country located relatively to the west among the three eastern border countries - the Jin Kingdom!
The overall national strength of the Jin State is not much different from that of the Chen State and Daqian.
In this land on the eastern border, the three countries are connected from end to end, restricting each other and guarding against each other. It can be said that one move can affect the whole body.
Therefore, this topic is very sophisticated.
It's even a little too difficult. It's not like it's for noble disciples, but it's even used to test the eight-level border defense general. I'm afraid it's more than enough.
When most of the distinguished disciples saw this, they scratched their heads and felt depressed.
Even Zhang Han couldn't help but frown and pondered for a long time before writing.
However, this question was surprisingly simple for Li Changkong.
Because of the favorable location!
Between Daqian and the Western Jin Dynasty, there is a mountain range with many mountains. It is not an exaggeration to call it a natural danger.
It’s called: Canglan Mountains!
Whether Daqian used troops against the Western Jin Dynasty or the Western Jin Dynasty used troops against Daqian, the Canglan Mountains were a hurdle that could not be bypassed.
In other words, whoever conquers the Canglan Mountains first will gain a fundamental advantage!
In the past, how could Hou Huo Qubing, the champion in Chinese history, be able to conquer all three armies at a young age, seize the throne of a wolf, and achieve the highest honor among military commanders in thousands of years?
In addition to this evil man, he also benefited from a policy of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty: learn from the barbarians and learn skills to control the barbarians!
At that time, the Huns were famous for their cavalry and were known as a nation on horseback.
In comparison, the Han cavalry team was much weaker.
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's response strategy at that time was to organize an army and specialize in cavalry training to a level that could rival or even surpass the Huns' cavalry.
In this way, Huo Qubing and Wei Qing would appear to be more at ease when leading the Han soldiers to fight outside the fortress.
Here, the situations of Daqian and Western Jin are somewhat different.
Why not organize an army specifically for mountain training?
To adapt to fighting in deep mountains and old forests with many mountains and mountains?
You can even establish military camps and bases in the Canglan Mountains!
This would be enough to completely seize the opportunity.
At that time, Jin can send a small army to cross the Canglan Mountains to harass the Western Jin Dynasty.
You can retreat and defend the dangerous terrain in the mountains. How can ordinary soldiers who have not received special training compete with special soldiers who have lived in dense forests for many years?
In this way, there is a basis for advance and retreat, all within the thought of the military department.
Based on this, they attacked the city and captured the territory for many years, and continued to encroach.
Isn’t the Western Jin Dynasty within easy reach?
Li Changkong thought about this and started writing. For a moment, he felt like he was inspired to write!
Thousands of words were written eloquently, which could be described as well-reasoned and well-founded. It was completed in just half an hour.
Seeing this, Li Changkong looked at it carefully again, and after a brief inspection, he raised his hand and said, "Uncle Shi, I've written it, hand it in!"
When Zhang Xun heard this, he immediately glared at Li Changkong and said angrily: "What did you say? This question is so difficult. Didn't you see that everyone else was writing hard?"
"Are you trying to be lazy again? Go back and continue writing!"
When Li Changkong heard this, he felt like crying: "Uncle Shi, I have written everything I can. If there is really nothing left to write, just let me hand it over."
When Zhang Xun heard this, he immediately became furious.
Good guy, I abstained from the martial arts test, and I was the first to hand in the paper in the literary test, so I must have written nonsense.
In this way, what results can Li Changkong achieve in this review?
It would be nice not to be singled out and scolded by the Holy One.
This guy is really... so unreasonable!
But after all, this was a review site, with so many people watching. Since he was the examiner, he had to deal with it impartially and without favoritism.
Li Changkong repeatedly asked to hand in the papers, but he once reminded that it was already a matter of friendship, and it would be inappropriate to say more.
He could only say angrily: "Get out after handing in the papers. Don't affect other candidates."
