The Great Han Dynasty: From Feng Lang Juxu to the Eternal Emperor

Chapter 247 Liu Huan asks for lessons

Huo Qubing is naturally not a heartless person. Wei Ning discovered that Huo Qubing is actually a sentimental person, which somewhat subverted Weining's perception.

It's hard to imagine that he was so brave and fearless on the battlefield, but in fact he was so chivalrous and gentle.

Huo Qubing said he didn't care about Huo Zhongru and Huo Guang, but in private he had made clear arrangements for their father and son.

For example, when sending Huo Zhongru back to Pingyang today, Wei Ning didn't even think of arranging a carriage for him, but Huo Qubing did.

When Huo Zhongru's carriage disappeared on the official road, Wei Ning looked at Huo Qubing with a half-smile but said, "You are so thoughtful?"

Huo Qubing said calmly: "He's just an old man, so that's what he should do out of sympathy. It's nothing."

Wei Ning: "Is it really out of sympathy?"

Huo Qubing: "..."

Wei Ning put his arms around Huo Qubing's shoulders and said with a smile: "Cousin, don't be stubborn. There is nothing that cannot be untied."

"He is not that heartless, he is reasonable, and he is not sorry for you."

"I really want to take you to Pingyang. Will it be for your own good or harm you?"

"It's different from the perspective of your father and son. If you look at it from his perspective, it will undoubtedly be in your best interest to choose to keep you in Chang'an and stay with His Majesty."

Huo Qubing said with a speechless face: "Why are you such a mother-in-law? Don't talk nonsense to me. My uncle didn't even tell me this. Why are you educating your cousin?"

"Obviously it's me who should educate you. Just wait, sooner or later the day will come when we exchange places."

Weining: "..."

Huo Qubing broke away from Weining and ran away with great strides, his hands behind his back.

Wei Ning shook his head, smiled helplessly, and then went to Weiyang Palace.

Regarding the matter in southern Xinjiang, he went to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to report it.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty asked Wei Ning: "Qubing's father has returned?"

Wei Ning nodded: "Brother Huo said he was disgusted, but he was very honest. He arranged a comfortable carriage for his father, but he refused to say anything and asked me to say it."

"Uncle, don't say anything. I was extremely embarrassed at the time. This kid, try to find something for me to do."

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty smiled and said, "Is this more than what he has done?"

Weining said hurriedly: "Any inside story? Tell me."

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty: "..."

Seeing Wei Ning's gossipy face, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty said speechlessly: "You are so good at listening to other people's private affairs. What should you do when it's your turn?"

Wei Ning pursed his lips and said, "If you don't say anything disappointing, uncle, please tell me, what else did Brother Huo do?"

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty said: "He has purchased a thousand acres of fertile land for Huo Zhongru in Pingyang, as well as a large manor and more than a hundred slaves."

I go!

Wow, cousin, you did more things in private than I thought, and you kept saying you disliked your father. It was so hard for you to lie to me!

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty looked at Wei Ning and said, "What do you think? Do you think Huo Qubing did something wrong?"

Wei Ning said: "How can I be so cruel and cruel? After all, I am my eldest cousin's biological father."

"His father did not feel sorry for him. Now he is old and orphaned. One son is in Chang'an and the other has gone to southern Xinjiang. Brother Huo does these things as a filial piety that a son of man should do."

"It's not too late for me to admire you."

"I just think this kid is too hypocritical. When his father and his brother went to find him, he pretended to be so heartless, which made me mediate."

After a pause, Wei Ning suddenly said: "Uncle, tell me if I did something wrong."

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty: "?"

"You finally feel that you have done something wrong. I am not telling you, but you should not have resented your father long ago. Maybe your father has the same difficulties as Huo Zhongru."

Weining: "Oh, that's not what I'm talking about. I mean, did I make a mistake in letting Huo Guang go to southern Xinjiang?"

"Huo Zhongru's two sons are also old. One is in Chang'an, and I have arranged for the other to go to southern Xinjiang. No one can fulfill his filial piety in front of him."

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty: "..."

I thought you were talking about something, but it turned out to be this. He said to Wei Ning: "You did nothing wrong."

"It is Huo Guang's own choice to go to southern Xinjiang. If he doesn't want to go, he can refuse you."

"This just proves that you have a good vision. I have a hunch that Huo Guang's future achievements may not be any worse than Huo Qubing."

"Huo Zhongru gave birth to two good sons."

You must know that Huo Guang is one year younger than Weining. At such a young age, he is not afraid of the hardships in southern Xinjiang and resolutely goes to southern Xinjiang to learn how to manage political affairs.

If you can endure such hardships, what hardships will you not be able to endure in the future?

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty gave Huo Guang a very high evaluation.

"You first walk around to get familiar with the palace."

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty said something to Weining, picked up his robe and left.

"Your Majesty, what are you doing?"

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty said: "Don't ask about private matters."

Wei Ning: "What do you mean?"

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty: "Shit."

Weining: "..."

After Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty left, Wei Ning wandered around the harem. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had no defense against Wei Ning. Outsiders were not allowed to wander around the harem at will, but he allowed Wei Ning to treat it as his home.

Inside Tianlu Pavilion.

Shandong Confucianism transferred a doctor to teach Liu Huan.

"Husbands and rituals are used to determine relatives and distance, to resolve suspicions, to distinguish similarities and differences, and to clarify right and wrong."

An old doctor is teaching Liu Huan.

"Why do we need to know etiquette?"

Liu Huan replied: "You can determine relatives and distances, resolve suspicions, distinguish similarities and differences, and clarify right and wrong."

"Do you have any ideas of your own?" the old doctor asked Liu Huan.

Liu Huan pondered for a while and said: "If you know the etiquette, you will know how to govern the country. To govern the country, you should educate the people to know the etiquette. If all the people know the etiquette, the country will be easy to govern."

The old doctor nodded, stroking his beard and said, "This is very good."

Wei Ning shook his head, listening to what he heard was boring, fake and empty, just like those stubborn old Confucian people saying useless things.

He left without interest.

The old doctor seemed to notice the people listening outside. When he saw him shaking his head and sighing, he stopped Weining in displeasure and said, "Stop!"

"How can I allow you to wander around and listen at will in this important place of the royal family?"

When Liu Huan saw Weining outside Tianlu Pavilion, he looked slightly surprised and looked very unkind.

His father actually brought him to the harem!

Wei Ning cupped his hands and clasped his fists. He didn't want to have too much interaction with this group of Confucian people, so he just apologized and said, "I'm sorry, my uncle brought me here."

Your uncle?

The old doctor stared at Weining and said, "Are you Huo Qubing? Or someone else?"

What do you mean by the other one? Why do you speak so harshly?

I don't deserve a name, right?

Wei Ning smiled and said, "Another one."

The old doctor looked very unhappy, "Are you the Marquis of Zhenbei?"

"Hmph! Ignorant child, just shook his head and regretted, why? He didn't know the deeper meaning, instinctively refused, this is ignorance!"

Wei Ning took a deep breath, became more stubborn, and said with a smile: "That's not the case. I simply think what you said is wrong, that's all."

(End of this chapter)