Madame is as charming as a flower

Chapter 324 Hongmen Banquet. 6
"I don't know how you can eat such a big fish and meat?" Fu Lingcheng looked at the big fish and meat on the table, and felt a chill in his heart, and he almost vomited.

Dining in the Fu family has never been so extravagant. Now that the war is tense, the cost of the backyard has been reduced a lot. At most, there can only be three meat dishes on the table.

The old lady has been practicing Buddhism for many years, and she is even more frugal.

Therefore, no one in the Fu family dared to spend extravagantly.

Look at the 54 exquisite dishes that are placed in front of them now.

Shredded chicken soup with bird's nest, braised pork tendon with sea cucumber, shredded pork belly soup with kelp, braised pearl vegetable with abalone, mussel and shrimp soup...

Although there are only 54 dishes, they are all the standard dishes of Manhan Banquet.

"Court banquet." Fu Yuejun glanced at the dishes, played with his nails with lowered eyes, and said in a cold and obscure tone, "Your Excellency, General, really has a heart."

With just one glance, Fu Yuejun could tell that this was a courtier's banquet in the Manchu banquet.

The banquet of the courtiers was ordered by the emperor, and those who had meritorious service among the nine ministers participated in the banquet. During the banquet, they wrote poems and drank wine. Mongolian princes and others all participated.

The emperor used this kindness to win over his subjects, and at the same time it was a form of merit for the courtiers.

Hiroshi Fujiwara used the banquet of the courtiers in the Manchu and Han banquets to entertain them, didn't he just want to tell them that he, Hiroshi Fujiwara, is the master here!
As proud as Fu Yuejun, how could he be allowed to act recklessly in this land?
She curled her lips evilly, and raised her eyebrows at the corners of her eyes: "Since Your Excellency General understands our Central Plains culture so well, do you know what it means for doves to occupy a magpie's nest?"

Without giving Hiroshi Fujiwara the slightest chance to speak, Fu Yuejun smiled, and explained darkly: "This means that the turtledove can't make a nest, so it seizes the magpie's nest, and it also means occupying other people's residence."

Correct.

She was just saying that Hiroshi Fujiwara and his group are shamelessly occupying the magpie's nest!
Jin Tingxiao's lazy and casual tone suddenly came to him: "There is another meaning, which Ah Jiu has not explained."

"Oh?" Fu Yuejun raised his eyebrows with great interest: "How about second master, how about adding more?"

The man leaned back on the soft chair behind him, put one leg up, and squinted at Fu Yuejun gracefully: "The dove occupying the magpie's nest doesn't just mean that the turtledove occupies the magpie's nest."

"In today's world, there are more than 300 million square kilometers."

"It's not the Central Plains people's own domain."

"Among them, there are lands occupied by France and England."

"There is also a field occupied by Fusang."

"On the land of Kyushu, a group of robbers suddenly appeared and used extremely disgusting methods to occupy our home."

"This, that is, the dove occupies the magpie's nest!"

Jin Tingxiao's words were clear and slow, his tone mixed with hostility and frost.

His eyes were as cold as ice, and they went straight to Hiroshi Fujiwara's face.

"Second Master is really good."

Fu Yuejun looked at him with a smile, and his face suddenly turned indifferent again: "It's a pity that now, facing these invaders, we can't completely drive them away. It's really a great pity."

They can only occupy an important position in Kyushu, but they cannot completely wipe out the Fusang people.

I am really ashamed of Kyushu Wanmin!
Duan Siyan lowered his eyes and played with the jade pendant tied around his waist, and said in a cool and quiet voice, "Ninth Miss, there is no need to worry. Evil cannot prevail, and invaders will sooner or later be destroyed."

These words made Jin Tingxiao, Fu Yuejun and others raise their eyebrows.

(End of this chapter)