Live broadcast: Ancient people accompany me to make up lessons

["Invite our fourth lucky audience."]

Li Zhi has also been looking forward to it for a long time.

The previous agricultural things were too useful to the Tang Dynasty. Even if they already had papermaking technology, the general principle of the canopy release could still be a piece of meat from the families who mastered these technologies.

For the time being, he couldn't think of anything he could ask the anchor about about food, but he and Mei Niang already had something they wanted to know.

Li Zhi looked at his queen and asked, "Anchor, how do you arrange the words in your book in such an orderly manner that the words are so small yet so clear?"

People from Qin to Qing thought this was a good question.

It is true that later dynasties favored hand-copied books. That was because the printing characters were large and the ink was easy to scatter. Except for the Four Books and Five Classics, which were better printed in oil books, other books were definitely more beautiful and beautiful if they were hand-copied.

["Ah, this...this is printing, printing."

They all asked about printing, and I thought that some worlds don’t even have paper, and some worlds have already asked about it. The technological gap is probably too big.

She put her hand on the mouse and took a random screenshot, then clicked to print. The white wireless printer next to her swallowed an A4 paper and spit it out bit by bit.

Xiaoxiao held the paper and said, "This is how we print."]

Let’s not talk about the two dynasties with the biggest technological gap between Qin and Han. Who wouldn’t think it was a magical trick after seeing this scene? But when you calm down and think about it, such a snow-white soft paper and such a fast way to print text, if It’s about issuing government orders/own academic content, that’s so useful!

When there were temples engaged in woodblock printing and dyeing in the early Tang Dynasty, people in the Second Tang Dynasty, one week and three dynasties were a little numb, and so were the people in the Song, Ming and Qing Dynasties.

In a few breaths, a piece of paper is printed, and even the pictures and colors are exactly the same. How do you learn this!

Li Zhi was also numb. He was fine and shocked, but you can’t learn this!

Wu Meiniang consoled her: "Your Majesty, Zhao Guo just asked if other crops can be hybridized. The anchor also gave me a grafting method. Maybe there will be something good later."

Li Zhi put his hand on hers and sighed, "I hope so." Li Si and Zhao Guo were all stuffed with good things, and even Liu Che had videos to watch, so why were the videos gone when he came here.

Liu Che, the person he was complaining about, had the same idea. Seeing that Li Zhi didn't even have a video, he was strangely comforted. However, he also felt that this printing was very important, and he hoped that the anchor could still show a video to Li Zhi. Even if he did, at least there would be a process!

[Xiao Xiao pressed the piece of paper under the pen box, planning to go back to making scratch paper, but then he realized after a while that the printing dynasty must not have had a printer.

She added: "If you have paper, you can use stone rubbings, or you can use wood to engrave it, block printing, or Bi Sheng's movable type printing."]

There was no Bi Sheng in the early years of the Northern Song Dynasty, and most people in the Zhezong Dynasty did not know this craftsman from the Renzong Dynasty. Only Shen Kuo who recorded Bi Sheng's movable type printing was shocked.

If this anchor with miraculous means, but should be one of the people of later generations in China, can casually mention Bi Sheng, then either his printing method has been popularized, or he is the Mengxi pen talk that has been passed down to later generations. Either way is enough to make He was happy.

[Xiao Xiao felt that there was no need to show a video, so he directly searched for the abbreviated text of printing and gave it to them. I believe this should be easier to do than papermaking. 】

Li Zhi also felt that it was okay just by reading the text, and it was much simpler than rice and grafting. But anchor, as the second lucky emperor, Emperor Wu of Han already has a video, can you really not give me one!

The anchor didn't know Li Zhi's pain, and even his father couldn't feel it.

Li Shimin, whose youngest son was not yet born, said happily: "Finally, there is something that I, the Tang Dynasty, can do quickly!" He was also keenly aware of the power of printing on government orders and the dissemination of books. There are too many people in the court now, and so on. Later, he would have a meeting with his close team to discuss how to handle this.

Wu Zetian, who could feel her husband's heartache even across time and space, smiled, but she had no idea of ​​wasting her quota to ask him for a video.

Di Renjie, who had already arrived at the Luoyang Palace, discussed the communication content with Emperor Wu and waited for the anchor to call his name. And the anchor did quickly call out the fifth lucky viewer.

Under the expectation of the people in the palace, Di Renjie also bowed to the sky that gave him such an opportunity.

"May I ask the anchor, what family does the agriculturist belong to?"

The farmer’s eyes lit up, what a great question! They were also curious about Mr. Yuan's identity as an agriculturist, researcher, or academician stated in the article. The agriculturist sounded like he was related to their farm family, but it should be completely different.

Some officials, small landowners, and farmers who also had some research experience on fields raised their heads and waited for the anchor to start answering.

[Xiao Xiao looked at this question and blurted out: "Agriculturists are agricultural scientists, experts in plant growth and utilization."

This seems to be a bit general, so Xiaoxiao checked the official definition: agricultural scientists are professionals engaged in research, development and application in the agricultural field.

"The rice seed selection and breeding you see is done by agronomists, but the work of agronomists is not only to select and cultivate high-quality crops. The overall research scope is in the four major categories of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery, and there are also researchers who study different crops. , there are also those who study fertilizers, soil, livestock and poultry, aquaculture, feed design, and disease prevention and control."]

Di Renjie's eyelids jumped when he heard this.

He was indeed asking the right question. With so many categories, it is not just about farming and breeding. It requires people to work hard and study in all aspects, and also requires special venues. Just to complete crop breeding would require a lot of relevant talents and a lot of land.

And just taking hybrid rice and grafting as an example, the clear principles and highly professional vocabulary require talents who are not just farmers, but also literate. Otherwise, how will the content of recorded data be organized.

Even if he thinks that the Tang Dynasty or the current Zhou Dynasty is powerful, he doesn't think this is something that can be easily obtained.

["Take Grandpa Yuan as an example. He studies rice in agriculture. His main research is how to increase rice yield. In addition to him, there are also people who study various crops, such as peaches and apricots, and how to make them grow bigger. There is also Grandma Wu who studies watermelons to increase the taste and sweetness. It is because of her that we now have big, sweet and red watermelons with many varieties. It is a good melon that no one can live without in summer."]

Even if they didn't understand the professional stuff like grafting and cross-breeding, they didn't know those plants either. They heard clearly about how peaches and apricots become bigger and sweeter.

Immediately, some people rushed to their own peach trees to see if they could grow bigger and sweeter.

But Liu Che was curious about what kind of watermelon it was. The Han nobles all ate cantaloupe, and they had never seen a big, red melon.

"In addition to studying yield and taste, they will also study how to prevent pests and how to mix fertilizers. There is a lot to study about agricultural products alone."

"I don't know much about forestry, but about animal husbandry, take this box of milk on my hand as an example." Xiaoxiao picked up the blue milk box, "There is a special study on how to breed cattle, sheep, horses and other animals so that the offspring can be produced. The milk produced is abundant and healthy, and the selection of forage in various seasons is also a matter of knowledge.”

I am grateful that I love drinking milk and once wanted to raise cows, so I can speak a little bit about this. (There is no video here, it’s all Xiaoxiao’s own words, the colloquialism is normal)]

Countries with stronger militaries and enough horses have raised their eyebrows. They don't care about milk, but they care about how to breed horses.

If you can learn this, you can raise your own BMW!

[“In the case of fisheries, it is difficult to raise the largest number of fish in a limited pond and ensure the freedom to eat fish.”]

Yes, it is difficult to ensure the freedom to eat fish. The fishermen who rely on rivers in the north know this very well, and so do the farmers in the south.

Even though there are many ponds in the south, who wouldn’t want to catch fish in the public ponds or wild ponds in the village? There are no big fish here and there. If you raise them yourself, the pond will be there, and someone will secretly net them out one day. And good ponds all have owners, and they can't touch them at all.

["Lucky viewer No. 5, the question you asked is too broad, and it's hard for me to spend time looking for detailed information for you. However, I will broadcast live every day. From now on, it will be fixed for two hours starting at a.m. and two hours starting at p.m. , you have plenty of opportunity to ask me something else."

Xiaoxiao originally wanted to broadcast all morning, but this was the first time she asked questions, and it was almost 20 minutes before she finished asking questions. She felt that the continuous broadcast might disturb her progress, so she should separate it in the morning and evening. 】

Her time change was also unanimously approved by everyone. After all, no matter officials or farmers, everyone works at sunrise and spends the day looking at the sky. What to do with the accumulated work.