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Chapter 472 On Protracted War
In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, how did the medical system be constructed?
At that time, we relied on a large number of barefoot doctors. These barefoot doctors often only knew some basic medical knowledge and knew how to treat mild diseases such as colds.

Although there is nothing that can be done for intractable diseases, it is precisely because of these barefoot doctors that the medical conditions at the grassroots level have been greatly improved. At least some people are sick, so they don't have to fight to the death, and there is a way to survive.

Coupled with the fact that the policy at that time encouraged childbirth, China's population immediately increased, and education gradually became popular. In a short time, a solid foundation was laid for industrialization and modernization.

It can be said that the subsequent reform and opening up is actually a matter of course. The educational foundation has already provided China with a large number of qualified basic labor force. Factories and technology research and development in various industries are going on, although they may not reach the world's top level. But he has been following the footsteps of the world, and has not stretched too far.

When the reform and opening up came, the entire Chinese economy was revitalized instantly.

Fusu obviously wanted to use this as a blueprint to embark on this path.

This is true whether it is the reform of the law, the reform of the military system, or the so-called medical reform.

This is a correct path that has been verified by later generations.

However, in this era, Fusu knows that the difficulties he has encountered are much more than he imagined. At least many industries are blank at this time, which means that this process from zero to one will be extremely difficult. difficult.

However, Fusu knows that when an industry can pass the initial stage of development, the next step is the development of snowball, which will continue to attract excellent talents to participate in it.

After resting for a while, Han Tan came to Fusu's side, and said softly, "Your Majesty, General Meng Tian and the others are already waiting at General Tiance's mansion."

Fusu opened his eyes and nodded slightly.

Then he folded a piece of paper on the table and stuffed it into his sleeve.What Fusu wants to discuss with them today is the strategy for dealing with the Shandong rebels.

For a long time, Fusu has been the center of dealing with the various forces in Shandong, but there is no central idea. As a result, it is naturally difficult for the people who are stationed in General Tiance's Mansion to control the scale.

Moreover, including Li Shiqi who had just been recruited, Fu Suke hadn't notified everyone yet.

None of these ministers knew about Li Shiqi's policy.

Arriving at the residence of General Tiance, Fusu waved his hand, signaling to everyone that there is no need to be polite, and immediately sat on the chief seat.

Han Tan immediately introduced Li Shiqi to everyone.

Everyone's hearts were filled with awe-inspiring expressions. Today's Tiance Admiral's Mansion can be said to be a hidden dragon and crouching tiger, and none of the people who live in it is a waste, and it is not an exaggeration to say that they are all strange people.

This feeling intensifies as they get to know each other better.

The only other possibility is Han Xin, because under the influence of everyone, this person is usually taciturn and basically does not communicate with outsiders.

The only fun is staring at the sand table or the map all day long.

It's just that everyone also knew that since Fusu valued this person, he must have some special qualities, and it's not surprising that he has some eccentricities.

But now that a newcomer came out of nowhere, everyone knew in their hearts that this person was absolutely extraordinary.

"Let's get started!" Fusu said softly, and soon someone stood up and started to speak.

Among them, it is naturally related to the various affairs of Shandong, as for the various information of Shandong, all the people in General Tiance's mansion can obtain it.

It's just that these information can only be read here, no matter how they are read or how, other than that, they are not allowed to take out.

Moreover, regarding the confidentiality matters, Fusu also made repeated orders.

Confidentiality, especially when it comes to military affairs, cannot be sloppy.

Fu Su calmed down and listened to everyone's opinions. Although he had already made a decision in his heart, it was also an excellent thing to listen to the opinions of these heroes of the era.

For these people, being able to speak freely here is a manifestation of value in itself.

Even if the final opinion was not accepted by Fusu, his role had already been brought into play.

For Fusu, it is to avoid mistakes caused by his own arbitrariness.

Fusu took out the blank paper from his sleeve and handed it to Han Tan, who then passed the blank paper to the people below.

When they saw the title of this blank paper, everyone was taken aback.

Because the title is: On Protracted War.

Just from this topic and the topic discussed by everyone today, everyone has already judged Fusu's intentions. Obviously, Fusu believes that conquering all parts of Shandong cannot be resolved by one or two wars.

In fact, this is a long-term war, a long-term confrontation. If you want to win quickly, you don't have such conditions at all.

Sure enough, in the following opening chapter, the strategy policy of quick victory was quoted, and then the arguments and arguments were refuted for such a point of view.

This kind of discussion has actually been going on for a long time in General Tiance's Mansion. Responding to the rebels in various parts of Shandong is now a matter of equal importance for the Qin State and the reform. Naturally, it is difficult to agree on this.

As for such a manuscript, Fusu also listened to everyone's opinions and thought about the thoughts of great men of later generations before finally putting it forward.

For this manuscript, Fusu didn't know how many nights she didn't sleep, she bent over her desk and edited it several times. After listening to everyone's better opinions, she went through some choices, and then added it to it.

However, Fusu knows that such a draft is still incomplete, so Fusu hopes that in today's discussion, he can make up for the gaps as much as possible, and finally spread it widely.

Fusu was not afraid of such a manuscript being leaked at all, because even if some people from all over Shandong got such a manuscript, so what?
Fusu is using Chiguoguo's conspiracy, it doesn't matter whether the other party knows or not.

Meng Tian read it carefully, and immediately fell into deep thinking. Just this manuscript, Meng Tian felt that he had benefited a lot.

Among them, the views on military affairs are quite novel, but they are also very sophisticated. They are not fanciful and unconstrained, and are completely in line with reality.

For example, in the initial refutation of the theory of quick victory, there are a lot of factual arguments, some of which involve Yingzheng's annihilation of the six countries that day. All of these arguments prove that it is indeed impossible to win quick victory.

Or even if it is feasible, Qin will pay a huge price in the end, and all parts of Shandong will also be unstable.

Fusu can complete such a manuscript, and Meng Tian can't help but look at it with admiration. Now Fusu has begun to mature.

(End of this chapter)