Zhen Guo Princess GL

I collected and sorted out all my thoughts in the past, listed the most likely performers, and wrote them down on paper one by one. At first, I wrote densely packed dozens of sheets of paper, and gradually shortened to five or seven sheets. After crossing out some, it became I wrote three letters, transcribed them in small letters, and in the end there was only one letter left. I didn't notice it when I was thinking about it. When I came back to my senses, it was already dawn. The person who went to inquire came back and said that Cui Mingde was in the palace, so I went into the palace to find A Huan first. The palace people said that she was in charge of affairs at the Lichun Terrace, but when she arrived at the Lichun Terrace, she did not see many deacons waiting. Instead, Cui Mingde, Wan'er, and He Loushi sat down separately, as if they were discussing affairs, but they seemed to be in the middle of nowhere. Chatting about things, in short, everyone has a cup of sencha and a few plates of dim sum, and the atmosphere looks very harmonious.

I hesitated for a while before going in, smiling as I walked: "Sister-in-law doesn't call me if she has something delicious, she hides here and eats secretly." I was just talking about it, but when I looked closer, I found that the food was improved from candied haws Osmanthus candied hawthorn and rock candied nai, looked at A Huan, she had squeezed a hawthorn into the mouth, and was swallowing it slowly at the moment, lowered her head, spit out the seeds, wiped her hands, then got up slowly and asked me: "What's the matter today?" up so early?"

I smiled: "Didn't sister-in-law get up so early?" I caught a glimpse of the very fine sugar residue hanging from the corner of her mouth, and I wished I could stick it on it and wipe it off for her. Those "sisters-in-law" did not dare to make small movements, just stood upright, smiled and met everyone around, and wanted to sit down, A Huan had already grabbed me and asked me to sit with her , looked me up and said, "No need for breakfast?"

As soon as the words came out of my mouth, my stomach grunted very cooperatively, and I looked at her a little shyly, but she didn't seem to have heard it: "I happen to be hungry too, let them eat it coldly." Standing up to leave, Wan'er and the others also left, A Huan didn't try to keep her, but I was a little embarrassed, and whispered to her: "If you have something to do, I'll come back to you later."

Seeing the people leaving, A Huan said softly: "I didn't expect them to come, I stayed here and didn't talk about business, it's just right that you came."

I wondered: "You didn't call them, what did they come for?"

A Huan said: "Originally, because I will go to Xiangshan Temple to do Buddhist ceremonies next month, Your Majesty entrusted the matter of poetry and prose to the Shangguan for decree, so I invited her to discuss it. Who knows that Cui Er came to look for me in the morning, I don't know. Yes, I don't know what it is. As soon as Cui Er came, He Lou followed, so it was even harder to say anything, so we had to sit down, drink tea and chat."

After hearing this, I said, "I'm afraid they will come to you alone. I'll leave after dinner and come to you in the afternoon."

A Huan gave me a white look: "Cui Er is looking for me, what are you avoiding? Let's talk about it when He Lou is here, I don't necessarily want to see her." Urging people to bring Leng Tao up, this Leng Taojing is all she does here. The cold noodles in the previous life looked better—the soup was much less, and I mixed a big bowl of meat and vegetables—it was tempting to look at, but I stayed up all night. Disgusting, especially the meaty things, so I picked out the shredded meat and so on, picked a few chopsticks of pickles, A Huan picked a chopsticks of shredded pork from the bowl, tasted it, then frowned and looked at me: " When did you sleep last night?"

I smiled and said, "I slept a bit late, but I'm still in good spirits." Afraid she would ask questions, I hurriedly stuffed the paper into her hand, and then told what happened yesterday. She opened the paper and frowned. Then he frowned even tighter, pointing to the writing on it and said: "Writing for another night?"

I didn't expect her to be so sensitive, and said with a sneering smile, "It happened by chance." He urged her, "Just take a look."

She gave me a hard look, lowered her head to read the above list carefully, and then raised her head after a long time, staring at me motionlessly. I was uncomfortable being watched by her, so I pushed her and said, "What do you think?"

She put the note on the case, put one hand on it, tapped her index finger and middle finger alternately and said: "Imitate the example of Fengtian Clothing Bureau, set up Fengtian Garden Bureau, Fengtian Chariots, Horses and Boats, Fengtian Catering Bureau, Fengtian Furniture Bureau, Fengtian Weaving Bureau, Fengtian Timber Bureau...doesn't have salt and iron?"

I nodded: "The bureaus I listed will be engaged in luxuries in the future, which are not necessary for life. Salt and iron interfere with people's livelihood and cannot be monopolized by the government."

She had already explained the meaning of the word "monopoly" to me, and she knew immediately: "But it is the salt and iron of monopoly that make the most money."

I said: "Because of making money, we can't let the government do it. The profit is what the people want, regardless of the officials, the state officials, the dynasty and even the court. The people are humble, and they can't compete with the officials. The government has life. The right to kill, but also the confusion of interests, how can ethics alone ensure that they will not wantonly steal, raise prices, and exploit the people? Such as furniture, cars, horses, boats, etc., are not necessary for people's livelihood. Once they are expensive, they will not buy them. That is, among the buyers there must be rich and powerful people, even if the sellers monopolize, they dare not do too much. On the other hand, salt and iron, everyone needs salt to eat, and everyone needs iron to cook. If they are monopolized by the government, Either the price is too high, there is no burden, or the planning is poor and the quantity is insufficient, and the lives of the people in a place will be lost, so it cannot be controlled by the government."

A Huan looked at me intently, and suddenly smiled: "Since the Han Dynasty, the dispute over salt and iron has been a major event, you are not yet a solid foundation, so you want to get involved in this?"

I said: "I have read "On Salt and Iron" carefully, and I disagree with what they argue, that's why they proposed to build so many bureaus - state monopoly of business, it will indeed lead to products such as finished products. Roughness, competing for profits with the people, etc., so in the end Huo Zimeng gave up on wine and iron officials, lowered the price of salt, and lived with the people. However, if the business is allowed to be controlled by the powerful, with the footsteps of the current horses and horses, the monopoly of his own people and his family, There is no difference from the monopoly of the government. There are many wealthy families and the government orders are not good. It is not beneficial to the country or the people. Therefore, these industries that require a lot of capital and are not easy for the people to enter must have government operations. The purpose is not only to make money, It is to prevent the monopoly of the industry and the dominance of one family. In these industries, the dominance of one family may not necessarily affect the livelihood of the people, but it will make the industry do not want to make progress, do not know how to improve, and will not benefit the accumulation of technology, and the technology is big. It is useless to rely on the court's investment for a period of time, not to mention that the court is not necessarily willing to invest in things that cannot see immediate benefits-of course, these are just superficial thoughts of mine, and I deliberately put them in. It’s just waiting for you and A Cui to perfect and revise it for me. The same is true for shantang and other regulations.”

Although I said so, I didn’t really count on them two. After all, the three of us are not professionals. If we really want to do this, we can only discuss it with the ministers. Today, I mainly want to ask them to help me. See if there are some obvious taboos, or interests that I didn't expect, who knows that A Huan pondered for a while, and smiled at me half-jokingly when he raised his head: "If you say so, please make an order from your majesty." , to prohibit one business in one place from becoming a monopoly? Why bother?"

I was stunned: "If the timing is right, it's not impossible. There are many laws and regulations aimed at protecting people's private property and promoting business..."

Before I finished speaking, I saw A Huan looking at me and smiling: "I'm lying to you, there are many small places, and the whole county is only one store, how do you prevent monopoly? If people run the business separately with two brothers or father and son, you How to deal with it? The word 'collusion between government and businessmen', you told me? How do you avoid it?"

Just as I was about to speak, she stretched out her finger and pressed my mouth: "Now the Sacred Heart is with you, you can enforce these, but do you know how many people will be offended by doing these things? Fengtian Clothing Bureau is better than inventing new tricks, Don’t compete with the businessmen in the industry, but many of these other businesses are century-old businesses, and some have even been doing these businesses since the Han Dynasty. Don’t forget that the few people in the Dazhou Ancestral Temple are all selling Start with wood."

I held her finger: "I will try my best to push out some new tricks like Fengtian Clothing Bureau, and try to avoid these people. Even if I can't avoid it, I am a princess. Is it better to fight with these businessmen than with scholars? "

A Huan smiled lightly: "That's right, 'Shantang has branches in various places, besides relief, there are also aid schools, teaching arithmetic, law and other miscellaneous subjects, and teaching local people to read every month', 'Building an academy in the name of the emperor , Entrance by examination, no official position, no official salary', 'names in the imperial examination', are you doing this, are you not making enemies of the scholars?"

I laughed: "You want to look forward from the back. If the governing comes from my sect in the future, we can discuss these things again. The important thing right now is...if the situation between North Korea and China changes, how should I deal with it?"

She looked up at me: "If it's not the most important thing, why do you write it out again, and write it in such detail?"

I was speechless by her question—in all fairness, if it wasn't for these things, I wouldn't care about party struggles, balance of power, who my mother likes to use, it's none of my business.But it is precisely because of these things that I have to care about these party disputes, remembering the hometown preferences of those prime ministers, eight seats, and Taiwan provinces, and generations of origin. I think she should understand these thoughts, but I am afraid that she will not understand. After thinking about it, and finally writing it on paper, it was really a bit of a temper, but it was hard to say it clearly——He lowered his head in a muffled voice, rubbed his toes back and forth on the ground for a while, and said: "If you think it is absolutely necessary, first Just delete it."

A Huan walked up to me, squatted down and looked at me: "You just said two things wrong."

I turned my face away and reluctantly accepted her correction: "Say it."

She smiled: "First, I don't think these things are unnecessary. I don't want to refute you when I ask you those words. I just hope that you will come to discuss with us after you have thought through all the reasons and consequences, and not just on a whim, with a beginning and an end."

I looked at her in surprise, she straightened up, walked to the seat, sat down slowly, held up the teacup, smiled slightly, and spoke slowly, which gave me some bad premonitions for no reason: "Second, 钁, Ding Low-grade households may not be able to afford it, let alone the common people. Copper and iron are not necessary for cooking, but for farming. Have you been educated? Changle small, public, lift."

I'm so stupid, really, why should I teach her the word "Xiaogongju".