It is true that the reform was successful, but Shang Yang could not be happy when he thought about his own ending.
He was not a saint, and he had complained when he knew the ending, but every time he heard Zhou Jia talk about China and ancestors, he couldn't bear to leave.
He died, but Shang Yang's reforms strengthened Qin.
Ying Zheng’s unification is real.
He often thought about what Zhou Jia had said before, whether there could be another Ying Zheng in the world to complete the unification and lay the foundation for this system that would last for a thousand years and perhaps never change in the future.
Do you dare to gamble?
In this way, although Shang Yang has been promoting reforms, his mentality is completely different from the beginning and is still wavering.
But towards Ying Quliang, he really only has gratitude and recognition.
"Without the king, Shang Yang's reforms would not be carried out." Shang Yang stood up and saluted Ying Quliang.
Ying Quliang also returned the greeting seriously.
"Shang Jun's talent is worth it!"
The king and his minister smiled at each other.
A little later, Ying Si pulled his own Zhang Yi to discuss Wang Anshi's reforms mentioned by Zhou Jia. "If I were to say, those reformers in later generations are still not as good as our great Qin Shangjun. But when it comes to strategic strategy, it still depends on you, Prime Minister."
Ying Si slumped on his throne without any dignity. Zhang Yi and the miserable Li Si were both writing furiously.
He is almost going bald from breaking up the alliance of the six nations during this period!
"Thank you for the praise, Your Majesty. Zhang Yi doesn't deserve it." Zhang Yi didn't even raise his head, still buried in the letter.
Later, Ying Zheng had some impression of Wang Anshi's reforms, and he remembered very clearly that in the thousands of years of Chinese history, except for the so-called modern times mentioned by Zhou Jia, Shang Yang's reforms were the only successful reform classic.
However, for later generations, Shang Yang's reforms also had many limitations and inappropriate aspects.
He also summarized various reforms and the views of later generations, and found that the later the reforms were, the fewer people supported them, and most of the problems still arose in the distribution and conflict of interests.
It’s no wonder, after all, only interests are eternal in this world.
Fusu also had some knowledge of Wang Anshi's reforms and said, "It's really a pity that there were several reforms in later generations."
If they could hold on, perhaps they could really save their dynasty.
Zhou Jia said: "We will not introduce Wang Anshi for now. We will talk about him later. Let's just talk about the reform. The Wang Anshi Reform was a major political change led by Wang Anshi during the reign of Emperor Shenzong Zhao Xu of the Northern Song Dynasty. It started in the second year of Xining, that is, 1069, and ended in the eighth year of Yuanfeng, that is, 1085, when Emperor Shenzong died.
The content of the reform involved various aspects such as politics, economy, and military, and the scale was huge. However, due to the incompetence of personnel, many deviations occurred, and the reform also had many negative effects, which led to Wang Anshi's reform being questioned. Even Wang Anshi was forced to resign from his position as prime minister twice.
However, with the support of Emperor Shenzong, the reforms were basically implemented. However, after Emperor Shenzong's death, the new emperor ascended the throne, the Empress Dowager took over the government, and appointed Sima Guang as prime minister. The reforms were abolished and completely destroyed.
But it's very sad to hear.
As early as when Shenzong learned that the reform was abolished, he was angry with the successor Song Zhezong Zhao Xu and the Empress Dowager Gao who was in charge of the government. Now that he heard that his reform had failed, he inevitably took his anger out on the two of them again.
At this point, Zhou Jia himself sighed, "Speaking of reform, it is undeniable that there is only one most successful reform in our history, and that is Shang Yang's reform. However, Shang Yang's reform was not successful just by chance. It was inseparable from the strong support of the then Qin monarch Ying Quliang.
And most importantly, although his son ascended the throne after Ying Quliang's death, and Ying Si killed Shang Yang, he also saw the benefits of Shang Yang's reforms for the Qin Dynasty, and still adopted his reforms and implemented them firmly. Since then, the Qin State has passed on the content of the reforms from generation to generation, turning the originally extremely weak Qin State into the final Qin Empire.
Emperors, choose your successors carefully and keep your eyes open. If you don't choose the right one, it will be a tragedy for the second generation to perish. You can discuss this with Yang Jian and Dugu Jialuo. I think they have a lot of experience.
"cough."
Yang Jian was sitting in the yard with Dugu Jialuo drinking tea at this time, and he did not expect Zhou Jia to suddenly call out their names.
Yang Jian's face was gloomy, and he said unhappily: "This child..."
Why tell the truth!
Dugu Jialuo also had a headache when she heard Zhou Jia say that. The couple looked at each other and understood the helplessness in each other's eyes.
Who made Zhou Jia right?
When it comes to choosing an heir, neither of them has a very good eye.
At this moment, Ying Zheng in Xianyang Palace curled the corners of his lips strangely.
Yang Jian and Dugu Qieluo were also unlucky people who died in the second generation.
As expected, pain must be felt in comparison. Although he was not very satisfied with his own children, compared with the two from the Yang family, his children still had some merits.
When the video played the part where Zhang Yongan was looking at the museum's phone, people all over the world were excited, and they all speculated whether Zhang Yongan would make the call. The comments were mainly divided into two groups. Most people thought that Zhang Yongan would, a small number thought that Zhang Yongan would not, and some were neutral and just watching the show.
Che Bao suddenly asked Zhou Jia, "If this were your first time watching it, do you think he would bring the small jade pot back home?"
Zhou Jia listened to Che Bao's words and said firmly, "Yes!"
"Why?"
Che Bao looked at her in confusion.
Zhou Jia lowered her head and smiled faintly, then plucked his head and said, "Because we are family."
family.
These two words are enough to summarize it all.
Che Bao was silent.
Something flashed through Long Bao and the others' eyes, and they muttered to themselves, "Family..."
In the pre-Qin period, Confucius looked at Zhang Yongan and Xiao Yuhu on their video, his eyes red. Yan Hui also looked at Confucius, "Sir, what do you think?"
Confucius laughed out loud, "Yes!"
I laughed so hard that tears started to come out.
Whether it is the content presented in the film or everything that Zhou Jia observed in the future during this period, it all fits his imagination of the great peace in the world.
However, the moment Zhang Yongan pressed it, there were still many
In fact, Zhang Yongan did not disappoint them.
When they saw Zhang Yongan walking against the light and saying to Xiao Yuhu with a smile that he was going back to China, many people under the sky laughed heartily.
"Hahahaha, okay! Okay!"
The happiest person among them was naturally Confucius, whose eyes and heart were filled with joy.
The word "go home" mentioned in the barrage aroused the strongest homesickness among many people.
Her eyes were slightly red, filled with longing for her hometown.
People in later generations were still lucky because they had the most convenient means of transportation and could leave and return to their hometowns at any time. But it was different for them. The only two faster ways for them to go back were a horse-drawn carriage or a horse. Even if the speed was faster, it would still take some time to get back to their hometowns.
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