partition.
Fusu's face was full of resentment and anger.
He doesn't know Ji Heng, so how can he try to harm him?
This is totally a crime!
He quickly explained: "Father, I have never known this person before, so it is absolutely impossible to frame him."
"My son is truly unjust."
Ying Zheng looked at Fusu who looked aggrieved, and finally shook his head and said, "Keep listening, he did see something that the outside world didn't notice."
Hear the words.
Fusu was stunned for a moment.
Ji Heng shook the wine bottle and had the last two sips left.
He opened his mouth and said: "I said before that the period between Zhou and Qin was a great change for the ages, and there were many things that needed to be changed during this period."
"If Da Qin wants to truly secure the world, the first thing it must solve is the 'unification of the world'. This unification is not just territorial unification, but also includes culture, ideology, economy, system and other aspects."
"Da Qin obviously didn't do it."
"The most urgent problem that needs to be solved in the Qin Dynasty right now is indeed the failure of the head of Guizhou and the rebellion of the old nobles."
"But these two problems are just symptoms. The real contradiction is the conflict between the Great Qin system and the system of the Six Kingdoms of Guandong. This is a conflict between two ideological cultures."
"When Xunzi entered Qin, he left a long article."
"The four words 'ancient' are used in succession above to speak highly of the customs of the Qin Dynasty, and lamented: 'Therefore, it is not a matter of luck to have victory in the four generations, it is just a matter of counting', 'It is a blessing to rule after losing it, to make an appointment but to detail it, and not to worry about its merits. It's like Qin."
"Xunzi was a great Confucian who shocked the world. He shocked the Qin Dynasty, let alone the ordinary Qin."
"And that's the problem."
"The seven countries have different races, the princes make laws, and have different customs."
"During the Warring States Period, different regions had different cultures due to different princes and different governance methods."
"These cultural differences directly or indirectly lead to differences in political culture and governance models between different regions, and these differences are generally reflected in the opposition between the two styles of Guandong and Guanzhong."
"This kind of confrontation must be resolved by a unified dynasty under the great changes."
"It's just that now it falls on Da Qin."
"The First Emperor and the ministers who governed the country were obviously aware of this. At the beginning of the founding of the country, they abolished feudalism and divided the country into thirty-six counties. The law was integrated and the official system was integrated. The governance power was concentrated in the national uniform, and the decrees were unified from top to bottom, so that the empire Like an arm using a finger."
"Then he thoroughly implemented the idea of uniting the world into one."
"Promote a series of measures such as writing with the same text, cars with the same track, travel with the same principles, and changing the currency system."
“But these measures will do little to improve the confrontation.”
"A few years ago, I read the "Book of Yus", which contained a letter from the current Nei Shiteng. It said: 'Now the laws and regulations have been put in place, but the officials and the people cannot use them, and the people have continued to suffer from local customs and immorality... ....Private interests and local customs remain unchanged!'"
"Do you know how many years it has been since Nanjun returned to Qin?"
Ji Heng suddenly asked about Hu Hai.
Hu Hai was stunned and shook his head neatly.
He had lived in the palace since birth, so how could he know these details?
"Nanjun was established the year the First Emperor came to the throne, but Nanjun had been actually occupied by Qin for a long time. Therefore, in real terms, Qin had ruled Nanjun for nearly sixty years."
"For sixty years, Nanjun's private interests and local customs have not changed, and Chu customs are still prevalent."
"This shows the fierce conflict between the Guanzhong culture represented by the Qin State and the Guandong culture represented by the Chu State."
"It can also be concluded that social integration cannot be achieved by relying solely on a unified system."
"We must make ideological and cultural changes."
"Did the First Emperor realize it?"
Hu Hai's face darkened, his eyes a little unkind.
If Ji Heng still dares to speak rudely, he must make Ji Heng look good.
Fusu also looked slightly cold.
There was a hint of curiosity in Ying Zheng's eyes. He was also quite curious now. In the eyes of Ji Heng and other people from the Six Nations, did he realize that in order to completely complete the national integration, he must start from the consciousness level?
Ji Heng touched his chin, pondered for a moment, and said slowly: "The First Emperor should have realized it."
"Perhaps in the eyes of the courtiers, burning books and killing people is to unify their consciousness."
"Immediately depose hundreds of schools and only respect magic."
"But in my opinion, there is a problem with this understanding."
"Since the founding of the Qin Dynasty, it has been promoting the legal system and trying to use Guanzhong's culture and system to rule the world."
"It's just that 1989 has passed. Not only has the issue of Qian Shou Wei Ji and the old nobles' rebellion not only not been resolved, but it has even intensified. The imperial court's control over the world is also constantly weakening. It is impossible for the First Emperor not to notice it."
"So the First Emperor will definitely change his mind."
"That is to exchange rituals and music with distinctive Confucian characteristics in exchange for the support of Guandong's head of Guizhou."
"And this just confirms what I said before."
"The one who kills me is Fusu!"
After Ji Heng's words came out, everything was completely quiet.
Hu Hai frowned and scratched his head, a little confused about the situation.
Father wants to use Confucianism?
impossible.
He used to stay with the First Emperor and was very close to the First Emperor. He had never heard his father mention it. And what does this have to do with Ji Heng and his eldest brother?
The two are completely different things.
Ji Heng drank the last sip of wine in the pot.
He didn't think he was wrong.
Although it is indeed a bit unbelievable, it is true.
In his fourth life, he was Huangfu Song. He went to Kuaiji during the crusade against the Yellow Turbans and saw the stone carvings in Kuaiji with his own eyes.
The stone carving on it reads: "To decorate the province and declare righteousness, to marry with a son is to be unfaithful even to death." Prevent the separation between the inside and outside, prohibit lewdness, and keep men and women honest... The head of Guizhou is repaired (clean), people are happy and harmonious, and peace is guaranteed.'
This inscription has a distinct color of Confucian ritual and music.
The reason why Mr. Ji was confused was that this inscription had not yet appeared. It was inscribed during the First Emperor's fifth and final eastward tour, two years later.
Right now the outside world knows nothing about this.
It is precisely because of his understanding of this that he can more thoroughly understand the truth about burning books and humiliating Confucian scholars.
He didn't know the true intention of the First Emperor. Maybe he really wanted to change, or he was aware of his poor health and wanted to lay some foundations for Fusu to ascend to the throne. No matter which way, he was destined to burn books and humiliate scholars. .
Because Fusu was recognized by the First Emperor as the 'Second Emperor of Qin'!
That's the reason!
"That's not right." Hu Hai showed displeasure and said, "You are just talking nonsense. They are clearly two different things. How can they be related? The eldest son has never seen you, so how can he have any intention of harming you? "
"Don't forget that this is a trap set up by the First Emperor."
"What does it have to do with the eldest son?"
Ji Heng put the wine bottle on the ground, slowly straightened up, and walked out of the hut. As he walked, he said: "I've finished the wine, so I'll go back first. I'll come back to answer you when I have wine next time. "
"You can think about it first."
"Confucian scholars, alchemists, and remnants of the aristocracy like me, didn't they slander the government in the past? Didn't they slander the First Emperor? Why was the First Emperor so angry this time? He even ordered the killing directly without listening to any advice?"
"It all happens for a reason."
"And the reason I have already said before."
"The ship has passed through the sea of huge waves, but the new sails are covering the river."
"Naihe! Naihe!"
