People in the Ming Dynasty are lawless

Chapter 313 How many kilograms of weight can a carriage drag? A steam engine can pull tens of thousands of pounds! !

After Xia Yuanji was brought here by Chen Han,

Seeing this scene in front of me, I was stunned for a moment.

I didn't expect it, what on earth is going on?

Chen Han explained: "I told you before that our Ming Dynasty is now heading towards a new path.

There may be some strange objects on this road.

You have also seen that whether it is cement, red bricks, steel bars, glass, etc., they seem to be very simple. They just changed the lives of the people in the Ming Dynasty.

But it is definitely beneficial for infrastructure construction.

And what do we do after we complete the infrastructure construction?

All that needs to be done is to increase productivity.

why?

It is very simple to increase productivity.

Now in our Ming Dynasty, why is the food shortage so severe?

Why can we only look away and sigh in the face of severe cold weather?

I don't want to say this, I'm just telling you.

He killed corrupt officials and punished the wealthy gentry, so that the people of Ming Dynasty finally had hope of living.

Are these all actions that God cannot tolerate?

No matter in our Ming Dynasty, in the period of Yao, Shun, Yu, Tang, or in the period of Qin Emperor, Han Wu, Tang Zong, Song Zu, wouldn’t those disasters not happen?

We regard our emperor as the Son of Heaven,

We always feel that the emperor is the representative who exercises power for God.

For example, the things I want to study now-steam engines.

We can bring the uncontrollable forces under our control.

If one day we can control our production ourselves.

We can make the ground harder and make the carriage go faster.

Why do you want something so weird to appear?

Because there is no way to walk unless it rains.

Not also!

We always say that we rely on God for food.

We are able to make land available as food reserves grow in cost.

Are all these emperors treacherous?

Are they all exercising their rights against God's will?

I am not provoking God, whom you generally agree with. I am using his authority to monitor the lives of ordinary people and to control His Majesty's exercise of his rights.

We always feel that we are God's people.

The reason is that from now on we will no longer be controlled by God.

You should understand why we should study steam engines as I once told you.

However, your majesty now leads the Han people to wipe out the violent elements and usher in a prosperous era, so that the people can live and work in peace and contentment.

But why does God always treat his people hot and cold?

We always say why this happened because his son, His Majesty the Emperor, might not practice virtue.

In order to be able to travel smoothly even in bad weather.

I took out the steam engine just to tell our people that even if there is no carriage or sailing ship, with this thing, it can run as long as coal is burned.

Unlike horses that need rest;

Unlike horses, which can only drag a few hundred kilograms of goods.

With this steam engine, it can pull thousands, tens of thousands, or even millions of kilograms of goods.

You can fly on the railway tracks and ride on our land of China. Brother Wei Zhe, think about what that scene is like?

That will make our Ming Dynasty become a true heavenly state, superior to all races. "

When Chen Han said these ambitious words, Xia Yuanji burst into tears.

Why are these Wencheng generals so desperate?

Why protect the navy?

Why should pirates be kept out of the country?

Why did Lan Yu travel all the way to Nanyang to catch pirates and threaten Annan to build a naval base on their land?

All of this is to make the Ming Dynasty live a better life.

It can make the horse of the Ming Dynasty run faster.

After listening to Chen Han's proposal.

He finally knew what Chen Han was doing here.

steam engine.

Chen Han once told him that if one day he could create a car that didn't need a horse to pull it, it would be able to run very fast.

That will definitely be an eye-opener for everyone.

It will definitely bring the Ming Dynasty to its absolute peak quickly.

But now he saw this picture.

He saw what was displayed at this time.

Chen Han led him in, "Brother Wei Zhe, look at these are our students. They are very interested in the research of steam engines.

I pulled them over here, and I brought all of this to them that they all saw.

I gave them the drawings, and I gave them the principles, so that they could all understand what kind of power it contained.

Although we look down upon the power generated by this boiler after boiling, as long as it is amplified countless times, as long as the steam is compressed to the extreme and explodes, it can burst out with power that will stun everyone.

We despise the steam, we despise the white mist that comes out of heating water over a fire.

But the power of these white mist is greater than that of people. The reason why I worked so hard to study Eucommia rubber is

Not only is it to be placed on the conveyor belt to show its flexibility, but it is also not meant to be placed on the gun to show its airtightness.

Even its use on tires is by no means just its final fate.

I ultimately want our Ming Dynasty to have a brand new material for the use of steam engines.

It can form a huge seal, so that the steam from those boilers can be gathered in a small tank.

Let it drive the huge engine, let it drive those steel brackets, let it drive those wheels, let it drive our cars, and let them run faster. "

Chen Han said and brought Xia Yuanji to a student.

The student was currently recording how much coal was needed to burn the steam to lift a ten-pound stone.

In the most primitive stage, Chen Han had no way to tell them these data.

These things all require step-by-step experimentation.

Why science and technology require data and continuous experiments is because many things cannot be based on experience.

Many things can only be accurate to each number.

When these numbers become a fixed formula, according to this fixed formula, how much coal is added, how big a boiler is used, and how much time it takes to push away a stone weighing ten kilograms.

This seems like a boring move, but when these data are put together, it can be concluded that

How much coal is needed? How much time is needed? How big of a pot do I need? How much Eucommia rubber is needed to seal.

How many limbs and steel supports are needed to pull these heavy engines...

(End of this chapter)