girl riding a horse

Shi Yufeng quickly stood up from the crowd and said with a smile:

"Don't worry, how can someone not understand? After all, there are so many people who speak Chinese, and Hu people also communicate in Chinese, don't you think so?"

Xie Yuan frowned slightly and glanced at him, then turned around again, pointed at those crooked people and said in a deep voice:
"The others are not the main offenders. If they are whipped by me, they will be fined. It's not an exception. But these two..."

She scratched the empty space with the hand holding the whip, pointed to the two people who fought together in the end, and said:

"Throw them into the two cages at the gate of the camp, one by one, and lock them up for two days, so that they can experience the joys and sorrows of their comrades!"

After finishing speaking, the four soldiers following her rushed over swiftly, took the two men under arrest, and headed towards the gate of the camp.

Xie Yuan also got on his horse and was about to leave, but after pulling the rein and turning his head around, he happened to see the spectators around him.

She suddenly sneered, pulled the reins on the horse's back, and drove the horse around in a heroic manner, staring at everyone with a pair of red phoenix eyes, and said loudly:
"You are all dragons and phoenixes among people transferred from all over the country. I underestimated you all. With that little amount of exercise, I don't think you are tired at all..."

Her tone was bold and playful, as if she was joking. Everyone thought it was a compliment, and some of them already smiled foolishly.

Who knew that she suddenly changed the subject and ordered sharply:
"From today onwards, everyone, march quickly and add twenty miles!"

The people who were still laughing just now were dumbfounded in an instant, and there was a wail all over the place, no matter if they were Han people or Hu people, they all uttered wailing sounds of resentment.

Xie Yuan didn't care, and went back to his tent amidst the mournful cries.

Not long after she sat down, several relatives of the Shen family came over, feeling a little upset, and said:
"Obviously it was the Xianbei who scolded people first, so it's enough to lock up one person. Why did you also lock up the scolded one? Isn't this Hexini?"

Xie Yuan clasped his hands on the filing table. Under his elbows was the roster in the barracks, as well as detailed information on registration and assessment, letters of recommendation and so on. There were a lot of stacks, which made it very cumbersome to look at.

She looked at them peacefully and said:

"Didn't I say that, the point is who scolded whom? The point is that they fought in private. Swearing at someone is not a violation of military law, but fighting in private is a crime!"

One of the older ones sat cross-legged on the ground, trying to refute something, but couldn't make sense, and finally murmured unwillingly, saying:
"We thought that since you are a Han Chinese, we can be considered relatives, and we can get a little bit of glory, but it turns out... hey..."

Xie Yuan looked at the three of them and saw that their emotions were a little sluggish, so he softened his voice and explained:

"Three uncles. You brought people here, and you also know what the establishment of the Central Army means to the status of the Wei State to us Han people. There are many eyes watching from outside, hoping that there will be problems with the camp and that it will not be able to go on.

You should just help me, and you are also helping yourselves. Don't think about gaining any glory and overpowering the barbarians.This is a little light, and the contradictions are getting deeper and deeper. If the Central Army can't do it, we Han people as a whole will not be able to get all the light.

It's just the beginning now, and it's just that people have come in. In the future, everyone will fight together and win battles, and there is still a long way to go.Three uncles, you must help me..."

Xie Yuan spoke with sincerity and sincerity in his eyes.The three looked at each other, then nodded, said "Got it" neatly, and left.

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……

Xie Yuan lived in the barracks more than 20 days a month, and rarely went home a few times, and also went to the palace to teach the prince.

In the past, there was only the prince alone. She despised the nanny as annoying, and after agreeing with His Majesty, she made a compromise and brought the prince to her house to supervise the lectures.

But now the prince not only studies martial arts, but also studies literature, and brings a few companions to read, so it is inconvenient for Xie Yuan to bring it out.

Simply, now that there is a normal schedule, what should be is what it should be.It's true that the nanny can't stay by the prince's side all the time, it's much more convenient to disturb the classroom.

On this day, Xie Yuan took advantage of his busy schedule and rushed directly to the palace without even returning home.

It happened to be the time for learning martial arts, so I called a few children to check their progress in the past few days.

At this time, it has been half a year since she taught them.

I learned basic boxing techniques, as well as the posture of drawing a bow and aiming.

The children are almost all learning well, but if they usually use it or not, just look at it after a while, and compare the children, it is obvious that there is a gap.

Xie Yuan frowned and looked at the prince, seeing that he was the worst among these children, he really felt bad.

She is the prince's teacher, she is the Taifu, and it turns out that the companions are better than the prince's teacher, what is this called?
Xie Yuan, who has always been strong, is suffering so much in his heart that he is scratching his heart with all kinds of claws.

She wished she could possess the prince's body and win this breath for him.

At this time, a little doll ran over, opened a pair of sincere eyes, and asked very motivated:

"Master, how am I doing?"

Xie Yuan touched his head and said, "It's pretty good, better than everyone else. Have you worked hard recently?"

The child gave a loud "hmm" and said:

"I, Aye, said, let me study hard, learn all your skills later, and beat you down."

Xie Yuan turned his eyes, looked at the child for a while, and asked softly:
"Chang Zhe, you Aye, who is it?"

"Shi Yuhengjia." The child replied innocently.

Xie Yuan raised the corners of his lips and sneered, and told him: "Go back and tell you, Aye, what a waste of time waiting for my son to call. He can definitely come to me by himself."

Shi Yu Changzhe was stunned, half understanding, and didn't say a word.

Xie Yuan was joking, so naturally he didn't take this matter to heart.

She glanced at the prince in the distance, called him over, took his hand, asked him to stand with Chang Zhe, and asked the prince earnestly:
"Prince, what do you think of Chang Zhe's practice?"

The prince glanced at Chang Zhe with big eyes, and replied honestly: "It's pretty good, better than me."

Xie Yuan pursed his lips and smiled, in the rare spring breeze, she patiently said to him:

"Changzhe is only one year older than you. You have to learn from him, study hard and keep up with him. Remember, you are the prince, so you have to work harder."

Upon hearing this, the prince curled his lips, a little reluctantly.

Although he is a child, he also knows that practicing martial arts is hard, so he raised his eyes and said cautiously:
"But, Mama said, I'm the prince, so I don't need to be too powerful, just order others to do it."