Liu Song Hanque

Chapter 336 Impossible
An Jie was also not in the mood to go to class after Xue Andu's episode, and focused on Liu Yuanjing and Zongxi.

Very strong.

Still fierce!
An Jie grew up in the Northern Wei Dynasty and was very sensitive to the bloody smell on people.

Don't look at Liu Yuanjing and Zongxi smiling now, An Jie would bet that these two have killed a lot of people recently.

"Liu Yuanjing from the Liu family in the east of the river, dare to ask your brother's name?"

An Jie returned the salute, "I, An Jie."

There is no prefix, because An Jie himself does not know what he calls himself.

Rest of the Empire?Eastern Han Emperor's attendant?Or the nobles of the Northern Wei Dynasty?

As for the Sogdians, even fewer people know about them.

But Liu Yuanjing's eyes lit up: "Dare to ask your father, is An Tong An Gong?"

"Exactly."

An Jie didn't expect Liu Yuanjing to recognize him, and he was a little surprised.

What he didn't know was that after Liu Yuanjing was recommended to the court as Xiaolian, Liu Yizhen transferred him to Zhongshu Province for training for a period of time.

As the privy secretary of the world, what kind of information does the Zhongshu Province have?As long as you use a little bit of energy, you can master the world's major events.

An Tong and Jinyang surrendered as a typical example, and it was naturally studied by the officials of Zhongshu Province. It is normal for Liu Yuanjing to have heard the names of An Tong and An Jie.

"It turned out to be a descendant of a famous family, disrespectful and disrespectful."

After confirming that An Jie is really a member of An Tong's lineage, the atmosphere in the venue became much more harmonious in an instant.

An Jie is an authentic western aristocrat, different from those barbarians.

At the very least, they are considered a civilized society, right?

This alone is much better than the senses that Xianbei and the Huns brought to the Han people.

"Don't dare."

An Jie asked his own question by the way: "In my opinion, the two are different from other scholars. Compared with them, they are veteran generals who have been killed for a long time. How can they still study in this Imperial Prison?"

Mentioning this, Liu Yuanjing and Zongxi also faced each other with wry smiles.

"We were originally on duty in Jiankang..."

"After returning to Chang'an, the emperor thought that we didn't read enough books. He threw us into the Imperial Prison to let us read more and gain knowledge."

This sounded like a whining, but it was a serious show off.

How many young people in the world can be personally watched by the emperor and sent to the Imperial College to study?

After hearing this, An Jie roughly understood that these two people are definitely the kind favored by the emperor's grace!

The future is limitless!
However, An Jie didn't flatter the two too much. As the top second generation in the Northern Wei Dynasty, he didn't need to rely on flattering others to survive.

With the attitude of peers, An Jie started a conversation with Liu Yuanjing and Zongxi.

Compared with Zongxi, Liu Yuanjing and his father fought against the barbarians in Jingzhou when he was young, which coincides with An Jie's experience.

It was also because of this that the two hit it off, completely putting Zongxi aside.

The two first started talking about marching and fighting, but gradually the style of painting went astray, and they talked about some sensitive topics.

"Brother An, how do the court deal with the barbarians outside the Great Wall?"

Guozijian students can't discuss state affairs indiscriminately!
But Liu Yuanjing and Zongxi themselves have the official status of the Ministry of Education, and An Jie's status is also very special, so it is not a violation of the rules to talk about this.

An Jie pondered for a moment and said what was on his mind——

"Since the ancient Central Plains dynasty dealt with the barbarians outside the Great Wall, they first used the Bingfeng to break their royal court, and then moved their people to live inside and outside the Great Wall, but..."

Everyone knows the consequences of doing so.

Yongjia Rebellion!

In fact, Anjie's lineage can also be regarded as a victim of the Yongjia Rebellion.

Originally, the family lived in Luoyang, and even the natural disaster level of Dong Zhuo's burning of the city was avoided.

As a result, there was a chaos in Yongjia, the city of Luoyang was destroyed, and the Anshi who was harmed was forced to go on a wandering journey...

So at this point, An Jie and the Han people stand on the united front.

Hu people should not be easily put into the pass!

At least it can't let its reserved parts stay in the pass!

"But it can't be allowed to wander outside."

Wandering outside, in less than ten years, a prairie overlord will reappear.

An Jie lived in Monan when he was young, and he knew that it was a paradise for ambitious people. If he left it alone, someone would stand out and become the new king.

"It would be great if the barbarians in Monan could also build city-states."

Whether it is the Anxi Empire, Anjie's hometown, or the Central Plains where China is located, the construction of a city-state is the beginning of civilization.

If the Hu people also have city-states, and then use each city-state to control the surrounding pastures, the matter will be much easier to solve.

Just like the rule of the Han Dynasty in the Western Regions, setting up a Protectorate of the Western Regions to farm fields and train troops can turn it into "the land of China since ancient times."

But the north builds city-states...

It's too difficult!

The difficulty of building the city is second, and the main reason is the way of survival of the nomads.

Unlike farming civilization, nomads live by water and grass.

If you stay in one place all the time, the ecology of this place will be completely destroyed in a short time.

The next step after ecological necrosis is the reduction of population and livestock production, and finally the extinction of races.

Therefore, it is indeed too difficult to build a city-state in the north!

"If only there was a way to preserve grass."

In this way, livestock do not have to migrate to various places in search of food, and nomadic people who rely on livestock for survival no longer need to travel around, and can stay in one place with peace of mind.

This idea was dismissed by An Jie as soon as it came up.

so funny!
If there is such a thing, it must be brought by the gods!
impossible!Absolutely impossible!
An Jie was a little disheartened at the thought of this, and his question to Liu Yuanjing was also perfunctory.

"After class, Brother An, why don't we find a tavern to drink with me, and how about we talk in detail by the way?"

But Liu Yuanjing left immediately after seeing Mr. come in, and made an appointment for a wave of after-school entertainment by the way.

"So good."

An Jie's temperament is also forthright, it is indeed a bit boring to stay in Chang'an these days, so it's good to go out and relax.

After class, when An Jie came to Liu Yuanjing's side, he found that there was one more person.

"Who is this?"

"Brother An, let me introduce you."

Liu Yuanjing gently cupped his hands: "This is Zhu Xiuzhi, a member of the Zhu clan in Yiyang."

Then, Liu Yuanjing looked around and saw that no one was paying attention to them, so he whispered:
"Just like us, he was also "relegated" by the emperor to study in the Imperial College!"

An Jie showed a clear look.

Another confidant of the emperor!
Under Liu Yuanjing's introduction, Zhu Xiuzhi also knew An Jie's identity.

Hearing that An Jie is not one of the five Hus who ravaged China, he no longer has any hostility towards An Jie, so he naturally treats them mildly as peers.

"Hey!"

Just after the four of them walked out of the Imperial Prison together, a voice stopped them.

I saw Xue An's face was flushed, his hands twisted like twists, and he said in a voice weaker than the sound of the wind: "That... I'm sorry."

An Jie: "..."

(End of this chapter)