Mythical Qin, Han, Three Kingdoms, Sui and Tang Dynasties, establishment of empire

Chapter 186 School (you can skip the transitional chapter)
Paper is a relative infrastructure project. The news that Liu Hua established a university and hoped that scholars from various schools of thought would come to discuss Taoism spread from Jizhou to all directions.

Because Liu Hua started from the frontier and moved to the vassal states after taking over the Yellow Turbans, Liu Hua directly designated the three schools of medicine, agriculture and industry as the basic schools of power, and the two schools of Mohism and Daoism belonged to the original Yellow Turban power.

This is still quite supported by Liu Hua's internal forces, especially the military.

Whether it is the grain seeds and planting methods developed by the farmer's cookie, the medical camp founded by Sun Simiao, or the weapons and equipment created by the engineer Ma Jun, they have played a considerable role in Liu Hua's stabilization of the two states of Youji. It is also the fundamental guarantee of the military.

Therefore, the three companies that have gradually declined, under Liu Hua's deliberate arrangement, let Cookie, Sun Simiao, Ma Jun and others go to the platform.

It can only be the three of them, because with the advent of the troubled times in the late Qin Dynasty, these three families have declined due to various reasons.

The most important thing is that they all take the low-level route. Although this makes them relatively tenacious, there are almost no truly famous craftsmen, doctors and farmers.

Therefore, Liu Hua could only count on them.

Faced with the situation where Cookie, Sun Simiao and Ma Jun began to recruit disciples in Youzhou to revitalize the three agricultural, medical and industrial families, Cookie's farm family attracted old farmers such as Jia Sixie, and Sun Simiao attracted famous doctors such as Hua Tuo and Zhang Zhongjing. Ma Jun also invited Zu Chongzhi and other great craftsmen.

The other hundreds of families naturally started to get anxious.

Needless to say, Taoism, Taiping Dao is the foundation of the Yellow Turbans' belief, and basically sits firmly on Diaoyutai, but it is Taoism, not Taoism, that belongs to Taiping Dao.

However, as the head of the academy, Zhang Liang stood up for the Taoists, and at the same time, Zhang Liang also stood up for the Mohists. Since a large number of Mohists joined Taiping Dao, Zhang Liang also wanted to give me a peach and repay him with a plum.

Fang Xuanling recruited people for Legalism, and the Confucianist Lu Zhi worked the most hard, but few people were willing to learn Confucianism.

After all, compared to agriculture, medicine, and engineering, the local people may not want to learn any theory of saving the world, but just want to learn a craft.

Regardless of the craftsmanship of farming, the craftsmanship of doctors, or the craftsmanship of craftsmen, it is always better than the useless Confucianism.

As for Taoism, although they don't really want to admit it, almost most of Liu Hua's upper class are biased towards Taoism.

Not to mention that the predecessor of the Yellow Turbans was the Taiping Dao, but also because under the pressure of the harsh system of the Qin Dynasty, the Taoist doctrine of inaction, light corvee and low taxes, and the freedom of the people to develop was even more attractive.

But Lu Zhi did not want his Confucianism to miss this good opportunity for development.

Because this step is slow, it would be extremely difficult for Confucianism to catch up.

When he thought of this, Lu Zhi began to write to all the Confucian scholars. Xun Shuang, Cai Yong, Zheng Xuan, Kong Rong and other great Confucians all came to me to discuss Taoism. I can't do it with others!
Of course, Lu Zhi also understood that Liu Hua's opening of the university this time was, to a certain extent, giving face to the various schools of thought and allowing them to send some people over.

When Liu Hua was just a border guard and the Yellow Turbans were an insurrectionary army, no one at the basic level thought highly of Liu Hua and the Yellow Turbans.

In the end, Zhuojun's order to seek talents came only from farmers, workers, and doctors who were basically abandoned by the mainstream. They may have no way to go, so they took refuge in Liu Hua.

But no matter what, Liu Hua relied on these doctrines to occupy Hebei, and now he has become the top force in the world. Liu Hua will naturally reciprocate the favor and give the doctrines of these three schools in return.

But for other theories, it is not these hundreds of schools of thought that choose Liu Hua, but Liu Hua chooses hundreds of schools of thought.

Although Liu Hua has the attitude of aspiration to dominate the world, he does not have the tendency to respect a doctrine.

Through such a method, it is expected that Zhuzijia can enter the university, and at the same time it also gives Zhuzijia a chance to get on the bus. If Zhuzibajia is really shameless, then they will really deserve to die.

In addition to the various schools of thought, some hermits were also a little moved when they saw Liu Hua open his mouth and passed on the ideas of hundreds of schools of thought.

"Hundreds of schools of thought, three religions and nine streams, in the city of Yanjing, universities are contending!"

As soon as this news came out, it spread all over the world instantly. As one of the few behemoths in the world, every move of the newly built Han Kingdom attracted attention.

Of course, including military strategists and political strategists, as well as novelists, yin-yangists, famous figures, etc., also came here.

Liu Hua does not limit the number of schools that can preach in it. Basically, as long as there is a set of self-consistent doctrines, Liu Hua will basically pass it.

But the number of students inside is limited. The first batch of Liu Hua only allowed the university to recruit 500 people.

In addition, students who enter the university need to take an entrance exam, which is not about Baijia content, but mathematics questions given by Liu Hua and Xun Xi themselves.

The top 500 students will be selected based on their math scores. After the exam is completed, the answers and nouns will be put out for everyone to judge.

All in all, everyone is convinced of the test results.After all, mathematics is too fair. If you don't know it, you won't know it, even if you scratch your head, you won't know it.

As for how these various schools of thought strive to get these 500 students to join their sect, it is none of Liu Hua's business.

After all, according to Liu Hua and Xun Xi, mathematics is the foundation of all subjects. If mathematics is not up to standard, then it is better not to come to this university.

Liu Hua and Xun Xi are not devils. Their goal is to select the best 500 students to enter the university, so this test question is naturally easy to solve.

Mathematics questions in this era do not have simplified characters, so the first step is to test the ability to review the questions, which is the basics of literacy. Those who fail to review the questions are basically eliminated.

The second step is to test logical judgment. As long as the logical judgment is just a little bit off, you may not even be able to see the tail.

The third step is the real test of calculation ability. Although there are only ten questions, it still guarantees a mind-blowing amount of calculations.

To be honest, Liu Hua believes that no one in this era can compare with people like Xun Xi who have been influenced by the modern mathematical system in terms of mathematical ability.

As Xun Xi tried his best to come up with the questions, the students who came to try and take the test were wailing.

In the end, only one person answered the nine questions correctly, named Zhang Cang. He was the compiler of "Nine Chapters of Arithmetic", China's first and the most effective applied mathematics in the world at that time.

Even Zhang Cang could only answer nine questions correctly, let alone the others. Eight people answered seven questions, 53 people answered six questions, and more than 400 people answered five questions.

There are dozens of gaps left, and those who answered four questions correctly will be selected.

As for how to be selected, they could persuade the important ministers in the court to sacrifice their dignity and let them join the school, they could come from a scholarly family, they could exchange their family education for admission to the university, or they could even be born in a wealthy family and directly donate tens of thousands of dollars to the school.

Not only did Liu Hua not prohibit these guys from crossing the sea to show their magical powers, he even encouraged them to engage in such small tricks.

There was no way, this was the end of the Qin Dynasty, and everyone who could read was from aristocratic families, and no one was related to them by relatives, and no one had a certain family background.

If you try to achieve absolute fairness, you will push these people against you.

It’s not necessary. There’s nothing wrong with the people in the front who relied on their own abilities to get into college, and there’s nothing to blame for those in the back who relied on their family to get into college.

Only by facing up to the fact that you are inferior to others can you have more motivation to work hard.

As long as you can enter this school, you will be treated equally, tuition will be free, and food and accommodation will be officially contracted.

Of course, in addition to the 500 students who came through the normal assessment, Liu Hua attracted 500 students from the army.

Whether they are in mathematics or Chinese, they cannot compare with these admitted students, and Liu Hua does not expect them to be able to compare.

Liu Hua just provides a platform for students in the army. After all, this is his basic base.

The public courses both sides have are moral education courses that Liu Hua reluctantly put together based on the "Political Morality" from his previous life. It consists of three parts: loyalty to the king and love for the people, national beliefs and political theory. To put it simply, Liu Hua hopes to cultivate his own soldiers. .

In addition to this, the university has introduced a credit system. If you have enough credits, you can graduate at any time. Of course, you can also continue to study for further studies. Take the academic route instead of the political route. If you choose to graduate, it will basically be assigned, and it will still be a Han position. .

After all, literate people in this era are talents, let alone those who come out of college.

In addition to the main subject "Political Morality", which has a certain amount of credits, there are also elective courses from various schools of thought, the military system of marching and formation, and even occasional competitions, which can earn credits.

Every student who is still in school but has not graduated will choose at least one subject from various schools of thought as an elective course every year, and will receive credits after being approved by the teacher.

As for the military system, it mainly tests personal force, supplemented by military strategy. After all, the strength of personal force is real. No matter how strong the military strategy is, it is just talk on paper. It is better to actually go to the battlefield.

If one's personal strength reaches Huben, there will be a lot of people in the army rushing to get it. After all, there are really not many stupid people here!

All in all, this place is full of freedom. Liu Hua hopes that students graduating from the university can broaden their horizons here.

We not only hope that they can develop in an all-round way, but also allow specialists to survive, thus becoming the cradle of their own talents.

"It feels like I have all the heroes in the world!" Liu Hua was very excited.

(End of this chapter)