Chapter 863 Hopeless City (131)
When the new Guanhai City was built, the people of the imperial capital rushed to tell each other how happy it was.
The powerful Lonka is about to close the city gates, not only to defend the border
Being stubborn can also prevent the great Longka culture from being stolen by others.
In short, this is a great building with a history of decades. It has become the most distinctive landmark of Longkha and the most proud achievement of the 13th Emperor Longkha.
This made him the greatest emperor of Longka. To this day, the nearly eighty-year-old emperor still sits firmly on the golden seat, looking down on the world.
The wise man Jundika at that time had already passed away, and his son Juntuwen took over as the national advisor and became the leader of the Jundika sect.
Under the throne is his position, and the dazzling silver chair shows his important position in the empire.
Even if there is nothing wrong with the empire, Jun Tuwen will come to the palace to communicate with the emperor.
They all believe that the prosperity of a country comes from the prosperity of the country's culture, and that ideas are far more important than recklessness. Especially the emperor, in his later years, he pinned all his ambitions on the reform of ideas.
He promoted Jun Tuwen and made him the second person in the empire.
Even though it was dark outside the palace, the two people in the palace were still chatting with each other enthusiastically.
This conversation involved whether the empire would set up schools for civilian children.
This was an opinion put forward by a minister. The old emperor felt that this was a reform and he was willing to try it. But Jun Tuwen refused this proposal without hesitation.
He explained his thoughts one by one.
"First, the cost of opening a school for common people is too high. There are not so many teachers in the empire at this time. Moreover, the teacher's labor is also a big expense. The construction of Guanhai City also drained the national treasury, and there is no extra money. financial resources to popularize schools
Second, if civilians read books, they will definitely have many evil thoughts. There are tens of millions of people in the empire. If everyone has the ability to think for themselves after learning knowledge, there will be a hidden danger of losing control of their thoughts. The emperor is the master of the world, and civilians do not need to learn too much knowledge. Obedience is their advantage, which will make them accept your ideas without reservation, which will also help promote your ideological reform. Third..."
"Needless to say, it is really not worthwhile to popularize schools among the people. This matter will be discussed later."
Jun Tuwen nodded slightly, with a slight smile on his lips.
It was getting late, so he should leave the palace and go home. The emperor asked casually when he stood up to say goodbye.
"Your children are back, how are they doing now?"
"Jun Ke is fine. It's just that Jun Li's child was injured. Fortunately, the evil raccoons in Hopeless City only caused casualties and no harm to others. The doctor also said that he will be fine after a few days of rest."
The emperor was more concerned about Jun Wentu's son.
"Send some medicinal materials and supplements over tomorrow. He will be rewarded for his actions this time. Let him rest for a while. I will send someone to watch him in the military camp."
"Thank you, Emperor. The child has been in better health than his peers since he was a child. There is no need for the Emperor to worry too much. When Jun Li wakes up, let him come back to you in person."
"Well, let's go back."
Jun Tuwen left the palace by car, and the carriage arrived in front of the Imperial Preceptor's Hall in a short time on the bluestone road.
Longkar, the national preceptor and wise man has a high status, and the residence he was given can also be called a palace. The luxurious mansion can indeed be called a palace. Jun Wentu got out of the car, and the vermilion door slowly opened, revealing two attendants in blue cloth. Welcome out.
(End of chapter)