Riding the wind of rebirth

Chapter 1905: Learn from Novels
"Master Zhang and his team are going to publish a new version of the textbook, and they asked me to give them some advice." Zhou Zhi started shaking his head as he spoke, "Otherwise, I wouldn't have the time to read that."

After that, he added: "Actually, I still have some opinions about that set of teaching materials. A large number of royal dishes were deleted, and more Jianghu dishes were included. Some traditional dishes are no longer taught by masters, and they may be lost in the end."

"It can't be helped." Hu Lidong said, "Time is so precious nowadays, and the pace of life is so fast. Who can stand those Kung Fu dishes that take one or two days to make? Now the main thing is to be quick and easy. For example, at Lao Li's noodle restaurant, Lao Li will kick you out if you don't finish your meal in 15 minutes."

“No!” Old Li just came up with the noodles and immediately denied what Hu Lidong said: “Well… at least they won’t rush us if there are no customers waiting…”

"Ha ha ha ha……"

After a bowl of hot noodles, everyone felt that the night was very satisfying. Back at Caotang Road, Guan Tingting and her friends continued to polish their work and would probably have to work all night long. Zhou Zhi took Mai Xiaomiao back to Suihuaxuan.

It seemed that the girl was not used to staying up late. She felt particularly sleepy after eating the noodles. She fell asleep leaning on Zhou Zhi in the car.

"Xiao Miao, wake up, go back to your room and sleep."

"Are we there yet?" Mai Xiaomiao was always dazed every time she woke up: "Where are we?"

"We'll still be at Suihuaxuan tonight. Go get some sleep when you get back to your room. You don't have to rush to get up tomorrow morning. Wait until you're fully rested."

"Ah."

After sending Mai Xiaomiao back to his room, Zhou Zhi returned to the study, turned on the computer, and found that the group system had begun a comprehensive scan and upgrade.

Clover Group has done in-depth research on the system, and now that such a huge loophole has been discovered, all units are aware of the shame and are acting very quickly.

Especially the Clover Forum, because the various sections were already quite large and mature, Zhou Zhi encountered considerable resistance when promoting the JAVA version, but now no one has expressed any objection.

The revised Clover Forum has become much fresher and more powerful, especially now that there are a large number of programmers who are using their love to create many small kits using JAVA tools.

Because the characteristics of JAVA make it very easy to spread these small packages, allowing developers to quickly become known in the circle, so for the title of "famous network programmer", many bigwigs are happy to do this.

The biggest change is the portal website of the Clover Group, which guards the landing exit of the satellite line. If you don’t build a portal, you are a fool. Building a portal is actually one of the most convenient means to attract passers-by users.

The so-called portal is actually the traditional media that has been networked. The most famous example is of course AOL in the United States.

Of course, AOL is not yet the media giant it will be in ten years. It is just an online information service company with about 150,000 users. It has not yet been acquired by Time Warner, nor has Google made additional investments.

In Zhou Zhi's previous life, China's four major portals, Sina, NetEase, Sohu, and Tencent, had not yet been established. Two of the four founders had not yet returned to China. The two had been starving before, but now they have just received venture capital from Clover and are ready to make a big splash. Because of its first-mover advantage, Clover Group now has its own portal, which is also the first portal in China. In the past, its functions were somewhat ambiguous and overlapping with those of forums, but now it has finally become truly independent with the concept of a portal. Zhou Zhi is a lazy man and directly named it "Hanwen", which is homophonic with the "Hanwen" brand and is in the same vein.

In Zhou Zhi's opinion, this part of the business will eventually be handed over to one of Ding and Ma. As to who it will be handed over to, it depends on the specific performance of the two.

Finally, I looked at the comments under my novel and found that there are a lot of people with a passion for textual research here. Zhou Zhi's articles often quote historical allusions and contain some relatively obscure knowledge, such as the scale and facilities of Meishan City in the Song Dynasty, the chaos in Shu caused by Wang Quanbin's entry into Shu, and the special political ecology of Meishan at that time where the four great Jiangqing families and the government officials co-governed. All of these were taken out for research by those who were interested and written as background introductions in the comments.

There are also some uncommon characters. Since the Hanwen character library was introduced into the operating system, many people have discovered that there are so many Chinese characters they do not recognize. In historical novels like Zhou Zhi, uncommon characters are used particularly frequently. Kind-hearted book friends have also marked the pinyin and explanations under the uncommon characters.

Zhou Zhi highlighted several very good reviews on textual research, and then replied: "Thank you for reading so carefully. The information you added is very important for book lovers to understand this novel."

Not long after, another reply appeared under Zhou Zhi's reply: "Ah, I got a shout-out from you! You're welcome, this book has benefited me a lot. Only those who study literature and history know its importance. It's worth my serious attention! It's so well written that I feel embarrassed to urge you to update it. Come on, you!"

Then this book friend added another comment: "Master, can you make a leaflet to introduce the official system of the Song Dynasty? I feel like I am almost confused this semester 5555... Please give me some advice!"

There are many people who agree with this post. Everyone feels confused about this issue and hopes that the author can explain it systematically.

Zhou Zhi couldn't help but laugh. The official system of the Song Dynasty was inherited from the warlords of the Five Dynasties, and then went through several dynasties of reforms, but all the reforms failed, eventually leading to the old system and the new system being superimposed on each other, which was extremely complicated.

This thing is so complicated that it is difficult to explain it clearly with words alone. It requires a huge mind map plus text description to solve the problem.

Zhou Zhi had studied these things thoroughly a long time ago, and the mind map was also there, so he published a separate chapter on it, and also gave an explanation. In the end, he particularly emphasized that the Song Dynasty's system of separation of official positions led to many official positions being actually honorary titles, and even honorary titles were divided into several categories, such as military honors, literary honors, temporary salaries, and special honors. All of these categories could be imposed on one person, which would bring a lot of trouble to later researchers.

Another characteristic of the Song Dynasty was that the performance of an official's duties had nothing to do with his rank. A third-rank official could hold almost any official position from a state militia to the capital, and the chief official of a state, that is, the prefect, could also serve as an official of various ranks from the sixth to the second rank.

These have become huge obstacles for later generations to study Song history.

But once you understand it thoroughly, the thick layer of dust covering "History of Song Dynasty" will be wiped off, and the remaining content will become much clearer.

At the same time, once you have a thorough understanding of the official system of the Song Dynasty, the official positions of other dynasties will become child's play in your eyes and will no longer be difficult for you.

These are serious literary and historical studies. Now that book lovers have developed an interest in learning more about them through the novel, Zhou Zhi is of course happy to see it happen. He also quoted many strange allusions from the official system of the Song Dynasty to verify his article.

These little stories are also quite interesting and should be able to stimulate everyone's interest further.