Zhao Yingong smiled and said: "This is just an Australian secret book. [Read the latest chapter] It is very rare even among Australians. I spent a lot of money and kindness to get one or two volumes. Secret Collection I've had it with me for a year or two, and I haven't seen anything weird, it's just an ordinary picture album."
Only then did a few people feel relieved. As for eating sex, once the fear is eliminated, what is left is lust. The two magazines are being circulated in the hands of everyone, making people unable to put them down. Zhang Dai wanted to ask his master to give up his love several times - he could afford the money, but Mr. Zhao lived a luxurious life and probably didn't care about the money at all.
After rubbing it for a while, I reluctantly put the pictorial down. Sun Chun kept asking how such a lifelike portrait came to be on the piece of paper. Zhao Yingong laughed and said: "I don't know about this. But the Australians said at the time: Brother Zongzi bought this book "The Theory of Light for Beginners" There is a way to do it—but it’s just a very crude way of saying it.”
"This is Australia's secret technique, how can it be easily written down in a book?" Zhang Dai said. He suddenly remembered something, "Brother Zhao, do you have a telescope here?"
"Telescope?" Zhao Yingong was stunned. Telescopes have not yet been developed in Lingao - there is a large inventory of them in the warehouse of the Planning Institute: various models and uses. Almost everyone has elders, domestic, Russian, East German, German... just to name a few.
Because of the large inventory, the Ministry of Science and Technology has not included self-produced telescopes in the work plan. It was not until the first shipbuilding maintenance plan was officially launched and the Navy raised its demand for optical equipment that the Ministry of Science and Technology included the manufacture of simple telescopes in the scientific research plan. .
"Australians don't sell this thing, but I heard that Australian telescopes are also very good. I just haven't seen it yet."
"That's it." Zhang Dai couldn't help but sigh, "Brother Mi lost a telescope in the West Lake a few days ago. I saw him lost and miserable, and I always wanted to buy a new telescope for him..."
"Hold on—" Zhao Yingong interrupted him, "Could it be that this secret brother is just the wise man?"
"Exactly!" Zhang Dai said, "Brother, do you know him?"
"Could it be that he has the honorific title of Longmian Fool?"
"Exactly."
Zhao Yingong laughed: "So that's how it is. It's really strange."
He was about to play on the West Lake and saw the dragon boat sailors fish out the telescope from the bottom of the lake. After saying that, he ordered the boy to get the telescope.
Zhang Dai took a look and saw that it was the red-haired telescope that Fang Yizhi had always cherished - it was clean and not damaged. I was overjoyed and made several bows. Zhao Yingong quickly returned the gift.
"It's really the world's affairs that cannot be described." Zhang Dai said with a smile, "Brother Zhao, you have chosen the name of this bookstore well." He immediately said that he would bring Fang Yizhi here in the future.
"He is a person who loves writing books and writing theories, and is extremely interested in physics. I see that the art and crafts played by Brother Zhao here are a hundred times better than those of Western monks. Brother Mi must like him very much."
"Actually, the science of the telescope is also discussed in "The Theory of Light for Beginners". If you are interested, you can make your own telescope."
Sun Chun joked from the side: "Is there such a thing? Mi Zhi will probably go crazy with joy after seeing these two things."
"My little brother has admired the name of Mi's brother for a long time. If he comes, he will walk backwards to greet him."
This episode made the relationship between them suddenly improve a lot, and Zhang Dai asked if he could get some more magazines to read.
"I have gained very little from such a secret collection of picture albums, but I do have a few Australian picture albums. Although they are not so lifelike, they are still worth a look."
"Oh? This is going to be annoying." Several people suddenly became interested.
Zhao Yingong smiled slightly - of course this kind of modern color-printed pictorials cannot be sold. Except for a few h pictorials purchased from someone's luggage in order to open up the situation in Guangzhou in the early years, there are only physical pictorials in the big library. Those salvaged from Lando's shipwreck. Although looking at pictorials does not count as productivity, color printing of such pictorials is simply not something that Lingao's technology can currently achieve. If you use one, you will lose one, and it is considered a second-level controlled material on the planning institute's form.
Therefore, Zhou Dongtian has long since developed products that can be replaced by the technical capabilities of this time and space. Zhao Yingong called his personal servant Jiying and gave some instructions. After a while, Jiying brought several letters over. Place them one by one on the long table in front of the window.
Zhao Yingong smiled and said, "Everyone, please take a look."
Zhang Dai and others could no longer hold back their curiosity and gathered around. I saw that the letter was made of fine fine wood, with a natural color. Simple patterns were drawn on the box, and the titles of the books were inscribed: "Prison China", "Lihuo Luo", "Sichun Girl" and "Laughter". "Lin Guangji"
Judging from the box itself and the strange title, there is nothing special about it. With a secret smile on his lips, Zhao Yingong opened the letter, but the pages inside were opened to the left. The cover is also very simple. Zhang Dai picked up a book, flipped through a few pages, and said with a smile: "What a wonderful book! It's full of life!"
Sun Chun was very curious, so he took out a book and took a look at it. However, it was not the brightly colored pages like the living people just now, but the patterns drawn with black lines and white.
The paintings above are all handsome men and beauties with beautiful looks. Taking a closer look, it turned out that what was painted was the love story of Long Yang. The depiction was so exquisite that even Zhang Hou and Taoist Mother were ashamed of themselves.
In the late Ming Dynasty, there was a widespread tendency to molest children among scholar-bureaucrats. Although Sun Chun did not like this, he did not take it seriously. I just feel that the painting is exquisite, the characters' movements, appearance and even the intercourse are all extremely detailed, and even the expressions are very expressive. It is much better than the erotic albums, fire avoidance pictures and the like that we often see in daily life.
After flipping through a few pages, it turned out that this picture album was not a simple erotic album, but a complete story, although the characters and environment in the story were completely unfamiliar to him. He couldn't help but laugh and said: "The Australians are also outstanding at Long Yang!"
Zhang Dai put down the "China in Prison" in his hand. He boasted that he was well-informed, but he didn't expect that this Australian album, which was completely hand-drawn and line-drawing, was so expressive that it almost gave him blood. A sense of excitement--although there are some expression techniques and characters that he can't adapt to at the moment, there is no doubt about the level contained in them. Aside from the beautiful and vivid characters and actions, the story itself is also very attractive.
Let's look at the next book, "Spring Girl", but it is an ordinary pornographic picture album. At a quick glance, I feel that the painting style is slightly different from "Prison China" and "Li Huo Luo", but the rich plot, exquisite drawing, and variety of patterns are no less than the previous works.
"What a wonderful book!" Sun Chun said. Wenhuai always boasted of being a Taoist scholar. Seeing that these sets of albums were all erotic albums, he picked up "Laughing Lin Guang Ji" - it doesn't necessarily mean that "Laughing Lin Guang Ji" was also an erotic album.
Although it is not an erotic palace, it is still such a picture album. The characters are so abrupt and funny. This was the first time that Wen Huai saw "The Story of Xiaolin Guang" like this. After reading a few pages, he couldn't help but laugh and said, "Here is the truly amazing book!"
Several people exchanged looks for a while. Several sets of books were all sold - of course they were worth a lot of money. Zhao Yingong's original intention was not to simply sell books, but mainly to win over this group of Confucian scholars. At that time, people sent carefully made snacks and candies from Lingao. For a while, the guests and hosts left happily.
After seeing off Zhang Dai and Sun Chun's party, Zhao Yingong was still very excited - not only hooking up with Zhang Dai, but also hooked up with Fang Yizhi again. Fushe, a group with a huge voice in the southern half of the Yangtze River, has opened a small door for him. This will be of great benefit to his future work.
Back in the printing workshop at the back, Zhou Dongtian was leading his apprentices to teach the essentials of lithographic printing. These apprentices were recently recruited from Nanjing and had a certain foundation in drawing and stereotypes, making it easier to teach them. Zhou Dongtian is not worried that they will change jobs after mastering the technical essentials - as long as they control the coatings and inks used in lithographic printing, they can't do it just by knowing the principles and techniques.
The few books that Zhao Yingong sold just now were printed on stone tablets by Zhou Dongtian and his men. As for the original manuscripts, except for "Long Yang Xué" and "Prison China" which were provided by Taoist Master, the others are all electronic materials from the Great Library.
Lithographic printing is more difficult than expected, mainly in the production of base coatings, inks and corrosives. It took a long time to find suitable formulas and substitutes.
There was a debate in the Grand Library over the topic of printing comics. The large library collects a wide variety of H-comics, including a large number of very heavy-tasting ones. Because the 17th century was a century where the concept of sex did not exist, most of the comics were ultimately rejected, leaving only pure love and more H-content. Normal as a topic.
The selected comic manuscripts were modified to a certain extent by senior members of the Great Library to ensure that there was no inappropriate content - the storylines were purely fictional. The modern style is an Australian story. Zhou Dongtian originally planned to pirate the entire series of Cai Zhizhong's works, but later someone suggested that some comics related to Confucianism should not be printed for the time being - the Analects of Confucius and other related Confucian classics, maybe a fake Taoist gentleman would come to cause trouble and lure the father-in-law out. If there is one less thing to do, it would be better not to sell it at all.
Now Zhou Dongtian and his apprentice are drawing another comic "Zen Shuo" by Cai Zhizhong - he knows that once he leaves, the printing technology will probably decline, so he has to take advantage of his time to get as much as possible for Lao Zhao Book. He also considered whether to engrave all comic books - after all, the number of stone editions was very small.
"Is it really okay for you to sell the Condor Trilogy to Zhang Dai?" Zhou Dongtian asked with a smile when he saw him coming in.
"Didn't the Truth Office of the Great Library review it? Zhu Baba became Chen Youliang, Chen Youliang became Fang Guozhen, and Chang Yuchun became Zhang Dingbian. Isn't this a taboo?"
"It's still very problematic. I'm afraid Ming doesn't like to see this relationship between Mingjiao and Mingjiao."! .
