The salted fish couple is fleeing famine

Chapter 277 The sea is vast and any fish can jump

The wife of the Imperial College who was traveling with me was named Yan. He was in his early thirties and was a rare boy from a poor family in the Imperial College.

Xia Hongdi didn't want to waste Qin Ke's adopted son's studies, so he planned to choose someone from the Imperial College's wives.

But none of the ladies in the Imperial Academy wanted to go there, so Mr. Yan took the initiative to sign up.

His family is really poor. There are eight younger brothers and sisters in his hometown. The youngest brother is about the same age as his youngest son.

Needless to say, the palace provided subsidies for this kind of business trip. He selfishly believed that accumulating wealth overseas would be better than in the capital.

Apart from teaching, he really doesn't know how to deal with the officialdom.

The masters in the Imperial College are afraid of death, but the students who are fifteen or sixteen years old are really overthinking it. There are so many things to think about that they almost break their heads.

In the end, it was Xia Hongdi who made the final decision and chose the four second sons of military generals who were tall and strong and had poor academic performance.

Xia Hongdi thought to himself: It would be better for these troublemakers to be placed overseas to cause trouble for other countries if they were kept in the Imperial College to cause trouble all day long!

The culprits (Lu Shaoting, Han Kuangyuan, Miao Shujian, Pei Jiesun) were also extremely excited.

They are all young men who have just turned fifteen and are not yet engaged. They are as strong as calves and do not get seasick at all.

At the moment, they and Qin Ke, who are a few years younger than them, can't play together and hang out in the navy all day long.

Heiwa, Huang Shangshu of the Lifan Academy, teachers and students of Yan Fuzi, Zhao Leiting, Yuan Wenjie and others took the No. 1 large sea ship.

Gao Huaiyu, Commander-in-Chief Gao, and a group of generals boarded the No. 2 sea ship.

The naval forces were basically concentrated on large ships No. 1 to No. 30, and hundreds of craftsmen from Jiangnan Shipyard were also among them.

Huhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

A closer look revealed that there were more than three hundred ships including horse ships, cargo ships, grain ships, and merchant ships.

This is also an unprecedented scale of Daxia Dynasty navy travel.

When the people along the coast saw it, they shouted long live!

Their Daxia navy is about to go out to sea to conquer barbarian lands.

Ouch, our navy is so powerful!
When Huang Shangshu, who was over fifty years old, saw this scene, his heart was surging. He was an old man but still young at heart.

During these years in the Lifanyuan, the main people I came into contact with were the northern Tatars and the southern barbarians.

This overseas diplomacy was the first of its kind in the Xia Dynasty.

I don’t know if the only Tatar language he knows can come in handy.

Many people advised him not to be impulsive and let the young officials below do such hard work, but he didn't!
It would be fine if he failed to catch up with such a grand event. The opportunity was already here. If he gave up, he would regret it for thousands of years.

Fortunately, although he was old, he was still strong, and the emperor agreed.

"Uncle, come on, let's study this route!"

"Hey, Lord Shangshu, we are not in a hurry. We have plenty of time to study. Don't you always get seasick?"

"It doesn't matter if I feel a little unwell. Huang has to have a candlelit night talk with his uncle today."

Uncle Zhongqin wants to cry. It’s not easy to talk at night with a bad old man like you!
However, he didn't have time to enter the space to talk to his wife, so he had to risk his life to accompany the old man.

They had no navigational charts, and not only did the royal family not have them, but no experienced ship merchants had ever been to the direction they were going, and they were all relying on Zhong Qinbo's command (deception).

After Cuihua recovered from her illness, Wutou and Liutou went to school with peace of mind. Mr. Mou gave them more and more homework. After Xiaocao and the others repeatedly confirmed that their aunt was fine, they resumed their daily schedule.

Wu Tou, who started practicing internal martial arts, has moved into the front yard for the convenience of medicinal bathing.

Liutou didn't want to be left behind, so he stayed with his brothers for a fun time.

Now, in the main courtyard, only Cuihua was left empty and lonely.

It's really a bit uncomfortable.

Hei Wa slept in the same room as a few boys at night on the ship. Apart from writing letters to Cuihua every day, he had no time to come to the space.

Cuihua didn't want to let herself have free time to think about it. The idea that she had had a long time ago came up again. After thinking about it carefully, she felt that this matter should be solved.

After preparing for a few days, I went to the palace to find my best friend.

When Cuihua entered Kunning Palace, Queen Gao was happily watching Princess Jingyao playing puzzles with her brother.

"Quick, come and sit down, don't talk about those false etiquette!" Empress Gao saw the person and hurriedly waved.

"My wife has paid homage to the Queen, and has met Her Royal Highness the Princess and His Royal Highness the Fifth Prince!" Cuihua's usual courtesy was not surprising to many.

"Hello, Mrs. Uncle!" Princess Jingyao led her younger brother to greet her. The fifth prince stared at Cuihua curiously. He thought this lady was kind-hearted.

"Princess has grown taller again, and she looks really good. Madam, Your Highness the Fifth Prince looks really strong."

"Yes, this child has a good appetite. He can eat more than half a bowl at each meal. The baby meal made by the cook brought back from your house is quite good! Is your illness completely cured now?
You are so capable. When your loyal uncle left, he took away your soul! "Queen Gao couldn't help but joke.

"Your Majesty, I just caught a cold. If I don't get sick for several years, I will become serious once I get sick." Cuihua suddenly felt embarrassed, but she didn't expect that Empress Gao would make a joke on her.

"Tsk, tsk, tsk, you can just quibble. It's not easy for me to take the initiative to enter the palace. Is there anything embarrassing about it?"

In Empress Gao's impression, both Zhongqinbo and his wife were people who did not like to make friends.

She would go to the Three Treasures Hall for nothing, but every time she came there, there would always be many good things going on. She looked forward to seeing her come more often.

"Your Majesty, I would like to use your banner to open a cooking academy to recruit girls and teach them how to cook!"

"A college that specializes in cooking? Only accepts girls? Be more careful."

Empress Gao was accustomed to Cuihua's tendency to use women for everything she did.

Those who can work are women, but this time unmarried girls were actually used.

"Your Majesty, I want to build a cooking school like this: where we will not only teach various local cuisines, but also learn various pastas and snacks.

The master hired women from various places who could cook these local dishes, preferably those who could read and write.

Students can be divided into two categories: one is provided with free board, lodging, and free teaching; the other is required to pay tuition fees for board, lodging, and teaching according to the course in order to support their studies.

The teaching time can be divided into elementary, intermediate and advanced levels, and the learning time is: one year, three years and five years!
My wife invites you to be the honorary head of the Women’s Culinary Academy! "

Queen Gao looked very interesting, thought about it, and asked: "Where do these free students come from? How many people do we need to recruit?"

"Back to my wife, free students. I want to recruit students from the charity hall in the capital. Let's recruit a hundred students in the first year. They will be between ten and fifteen years old, and we will choose those who are studious.

It's easier to get paid students, so let's give it to girls of appropriate age from noble families.

With the banner of your empress and the craftsmanship of my wife, I guess there will be a lot of people who want to spend money to learn. "

(End of this chapter)