I became the son of Renzong

Chapter 832 Wang Anshi's Stubbornness
After collecting all the information, Zhao Xi found that in the entire coastal area of ​​Guochao, there was not a single family gentleman who could get rid of shipping, and no shipping merchant could completely get rid of pirates.

Pirates were almost grown up supported by the coastal shipping industry.

"Shocking!"

Wang Anshi could understand the twists and turns of the report. During this period of time, he carefully studied some official theoretical records on the market.

Neither Zhang Dun nor Lu Huiqing made a sound, and the problem also happened to their own family.

The land in the north and the sea in the south were originally the foundation of the gentry class in the country.Of course, that's another story for people from Fuzhou and Jiangzhou like Wang Anshi and Wang Shao.If Su Song's family hadn't migrated, they probably wouldn't be able to get away from Haiyun.

As for Lu Gongzhu and Han Zhen, they are both from the north, so they cannot be followed.Su Zhe, a native of Shu, is even more irrelevant.

It was only at this time that Zhao Xi realized that his cabinet really had a lot of southerners...
"Officials, how can the court tolerate such a situation?"

Is Wang Anshi envious and jealous, or is he out of consideration for the court and doesn't want to get entangled.

"Prince Wang, the imperial edict is limited to three months, and the officials once said that the past should not be blamed. Whether the imperial court tolerates it depends on the future, not the past."

If it weren't for the official family's words of letting the past go, Zhang Dun felt that Lu Huiqing might not be so thorough.What he didn't know was that Lu Huiqing had to investigate thoroughly because she knew she couldn't hide it.

Another point is that now all the ministers and workers of Guochao have participated in various industries of Guochao, and this part has benefited no less than the income of shipping.The point is, shipping is family owned and risky.

When the officials are focusing on shipping and preparing to build a navy, this means that the imperial court is likely to do something about maritime affairs.

Based on their understanding of the government, once it is launched, it will not be abandoned halfway. Shipping will definitely change the status quo and enter a relatively standardized state.

As for those pirates, no one would think that they could continue to live freely under the force of Song Dynasty.

The current courtiers have absolute trust in the force of Song Dynasty, even to the point of blindness.

Of course, the naval battle still needs to be verified, but as long as the workshop city, the Privy Council and the Ministry of War are attentive, it will not be difficult.

Based on these reasons, those who were involved in shipping, after communicating with the family, did not obstruct this matter.

I also know I can't stop it.

During this period of time, whether it was Quanzhou or Mingzhou, it was obvious that the Supervision Yamen and the Imperial City Division were working together, and even the garrison seemed to be involved.

If there is still luck at this time, it is really a mantis' arm.

Wang Anshi didn't want to let the past go.

Because, he saw from the report in charge of Lu Huiqing that the sea transportation is not only a matter of colluding with pirates to support pirates, but also the amount of tax evasion is quite serious.

So he said...~
"The officials' so-called letting go of the past is only about collusion or supporting pirates, not about not paying taxes according to the regulations! The court must express this..."

"Prince Wang, it is clearly stated in the report that the part that has not been taxed is basically the part that needs to be handed over to the pirates to ensure the safety of shipping."

"Since the royal property has been taxed, as a gentry, they also understand their responsibilities and will not evade taxes for petty profits."

Lu Huiqing refuted it, saying it was a rebuttal, but Lu Huiqing's tone and mood remained very good, as if she was making a statement.

Not as excited as Wang Anshi.

The biggest difference between Wang Anshi and Fu Bi is that Wang Anshi is not as mellow as Fu Bi, or in other words, he is more straightforward, and he can't rub the sand in his eyes.

To a certain extent, Wang Anshi is more impartial than Fu Bi, and similarly, to a certain extent, Wang Anshi is not as politically wise as Fu Bi.

In the previous cabinet, Fu Bi was able to make the entire cabinet appear harmonious, and many disputes would be coordinated among the cabinets first, instead of arguing in front of officials like this.

In a certain sense, when the chief minister of the cabinet is arguing with the cabinet ministers, it means that he has fallen behind.

In the original history, it is not without reason that Wang Anshi's New Deal finally left the government.

Wang Anshi is very capable, and together with his governance, he is also quite advanced in the entire dynasty, and looking at the past dynasties.

But Wang Anshi is really not very good at dealing with people.

Thinking about the original Wang Anshi, let's not talk about the people he used, just talk about his closeness.

Sima Guang turned against each other, Lu Huiqing betrayed, even his brother who raised him did not support his reform, not to mention his children, relatives, and all resources, because of his personality, he pissed off one by one.

Later generations commented that Wang Anshi violated the interests of the gentry or the landlord class...

In fact, Wang Anshi may indeed be harsh in his actions and his methods are too drastic.Originally, the result of Wang Anshi's reform in history was not just a simple violation of the interests of a certain class.

Perhaps, his own personality should also be one of the reasons.

Zhao Xi came to this era, to a certain extent, absorbed the lessons of various political reforms in history.

For reform, what should be carefully considered is the issue of human death and political interest.

Zhao Xi's change is to adopt a method of giving first, and in the case of taking a stand, the change is gradual and gradual.

Wang Anshi...~Alas!
"Supporting pirates with the tax burden that should be paid to the court not only reduces the tax burden of the court, but also breeds the arrogance of pirates, and even encourages the development of pirates."

"If the imperial court turns a blind eye to this kind of situation and ignores the past, how can it be corrected?"

While Zhao Xi was stunned for a while, Wang Anshi was still arguing fiercely with Zhang Dun and Lu Huiqing.

I really don't know if it's because of the shipping, or because the person who originally supported me stripped me of face.

"Wang Xiangliu is right, the rest of the people are scattered..."

This is still Chen Xi, who always likes to argue in front of others to show his insights and abilities.

Can't we communicate with each other down the line?Can't he be as good as the light on the stage?
"Wang Xiang, do you think I should support your proposal? After all, Wang Xiang is out of public interest and for the court."

Leaving Wang Anshi to play the right role, Zhao Xi did not express his support for his views in public, which made Wang Anshi's face look bad.

Zhao Xi said so, but Wang Anshi still did not alleviate the dissatisfaction in his heart.

"Wang Xiang, have you analyzed this memorial in detail?"

"The minister has seen it."

"It's not that I've seen it, but I want to analyze it in detail. I tell you, if it is suggested by the king, no one who engages in shipping in the entire dynasty will be missed, and all of them will be punished."

"Officials, since you have violated the court's laws, you should be punished!"

What a dude.

"Prince Wang, I don't say that I have already said that the past is not to be blamed, nor do I say that I don't blame the public. I just talk about the reasons why these shipping merchants did this."

"Businessmen pay taxes because the imperial court maintains a relatively fair transaction order, and the imperial court has the obligation to maintain fairness after collecting taxes."

"What about these maritime merchants? What did the imperial court do? The imperial court did not assume the corresponding responsibilities, so how can it require merchants to fulfill their duty to pay taxes?"

(End of this chapter)