Yue Chengyu glanced at the prince, then looked at the two large bottles of milk tea and fruit tea in front of him, his heart bleeding.
Recalling the situation at that time, Yue Chengyu expressed regret that he did not get tea leaves for Ye Han himself.
[Your Majesty, please share all your fine tea collection.]
[You know where the tea is, right? Go get it yourself.]
[Okay.]
So Ye Han tasted all the teas. When he tasted this tea, even Ye Han, who was used to drinking good tea, couldn't help but be dazzled. He thought to himself that this must be tribute tea, and a tribute tea with extremely small production.
Why did he guess this? Because Ye Han had tasted tribute tea before, thanks to his father. The emperor wasn't one to skimp on it, but this tea was the first he'd tasted in years. He'd never even smelled it before, which meant there simply wasn't enough tea to go around for the ministers. This was Ye Han's guess at the time.
After tasting all the teas, Ye Han decisively chose the tea that Yue Chengyu treasured as precious as his eyeballs.
All I can say is that good things will never be ignored.
After a short rest after dinner, the Crown Princess asked, "Sister-in-law, didn't you say you wanted to print the pictures? You mean print, right?"
"Yes, it's called printing. Let's go to the study. There's a printer in the study." When Ye Han bought furniture, he bought everything he thought might be useful. The printer was something Ye Han thought might be useful, so he used it.
"What printer? Let's go and take a look." The emperor was very interested in the printer after hearing this, or it should be said that the emperor was very interested in everything in this room.
The emperor has spoken, how can we not obey? Look, a group of people walked towards the study together. The printer was placed in Yue Chengyu's study, so the emperor, the prince, and Yue Chengyu came in again just after they came out of the study.
Ye Han walked to the desk and pointed at the printer next to it and introduced it to everyone, "This is a printer. It can print documents, including text and pictures. It can be printed in black and white or color."
"Does 'print' mean 'printing'?" The prince asked his question after listening to Ye Han's introduction.
In fact, the emperor and others noticed the printer as soon as they entered the study. When they asked Yue Chengyu, Yue Chengyu couldn't tell what it was used for. To be honest, Yue Chengyu only knew half of the facilities in this house, and he was at a loss about what was not often used in life.
“Yes, print means printing.”
"How is it printed? How efficient is it?" The emperor also asked his own questions.
"I can't quite explain how it works, I just know how to use it, so I'll demonstrate it to you. As for its efficiency, it's pretty good."
Ye Han was telling the truth. After all, who would bother to study how something works if they have nothing to do? Just knowing how to use it is enough. At most, I knew the difference between an inkjet printer and a laser printer, and I did my homework before buying one.
"Okay." Everyone else was looking forward to it and wanted to see what the power of this future printer would be.
Ye Han came to the desk and turned on the computer.
"Aren't you printing something? What are you opening the computer for? Do you need to use this operation?" Yue Chengyu knew about computers, so he asked in confusion when he saw Ye Han opening the computer.
"Yes, look at this wire, it's connected to the computer host. If you need to type something, you need to edit and confirm it on the computer." Everyone looked over as Ye Han said, and indeed, they saw the wire connecting the two.
"Sister-in-law, give me your phone."
Taking the Crown Princess's phone, Ye Han logged into his own QQ account. Of course, it was a newly registered account, empty of everything. It was a new one he'd registered when he needed to upload something to his computer. Why didn't he use his old account? Because the content wasn't suitable for public display, especially in front of the people of Da Yue, and it would be difficult to explain.
So in order to save himself some effort, Ye Han registered a small account specifically for transferring files.
After logging in on the phone, I also logged in on the computer simultaneously.
Everyone looked at Ye Han's series of operations and was a little confused.
"What is this?" The "good student" who asked questions in time when he had questions was our Emperor.
"This can transfer documents, pictures, etc. on the phone to the computer."
The emperor nodded and motioned Ye Han to continue.
After receiving the emperor's instructions, Ye Han uploaded the two pictures that the Crown Princess had taken screenshots of to "My Computer." The moment he clicked "Send," a dialog window popped up on his computer desktop, displaying the two pictures that Ye Han had sent with his phone.
“So fast.”
"It went from the phone to this?"
“It’s really amazing.”
This wave of operations caused everyone to exclaim in amazement. There was no way around it. What modern people were accustomed to was like a miracle in the eyes of the Dai Viet people who had never encountered such things. If they hadn't known that these were made by humans, they would probably have thought they were divine objects or magical tools.
It's no wonder people are surprised. Even if we were to go back 40 or 50 years, who would have imagined computers would have developed to this point? Who would have imagined the "Internet"?
Ye Han subconsciously wanted to say that this could be transmitted over long distances, but after thinking about it, he realized that it couldn't be realized in Dayue anyway, so there was no point in saying it. The key point was that it was too troublesome to explain, so he chose not to say it.
"After transferring the things over, click download on your computer and download the pictures or files to your desktop." Ye Han explained while operating, and even slowed down the speed intentionally to take into account everyone's acceptance level.
"After downloading it to your desktop, click on it, click here, there is a print option, click on it. Select the format you want to print."
"For example, if this picture needs to be printed in color, just check the color printing option. Here is the quantity to be printed. If you want one copy, it's one. If you want two copies, change it to two, and so on..." Ye Han explained in great detail, covering all the basics.
Of course, despite the detailed instructions, it's still a bit confusing for first-time users. The only thing you can say about this is that you'll become familiar with it after practicing it once or twice. After all, watching someone do it a hundred or a thousand times is not as good as actually doing it yourself.
"After you have made your selections, click on Print." Ye Han said as he clicked on the word Print.
Everyone immediately heard the sound of the printer next to the computer. After a while, the paper underneath began to move. Everyone stared at the paper that was "swallowed" by the machine, and in the blink of an eye it slowly came out from above.
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