Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

"The old man has never seen such a book." Xiao Yu said with a smile, then flipped through it casually. Li Xin patiently sat across from him and waited.

This textbook named "Basics of Economics" by Li Xin took him four months. In fact, there is not much economics content in it, because many of them are dangerous in his opinion and have to be hidden. In this way, the book seems a bit thin.

In order to make this "book" look thicker and have some "dry goods", he had to add a lot of tax law content in it. This is relatively safe. After all, there have been some reforms to the tax law in the past dynasties, and some criticisms have been raised against it. Even if it is slightly radical, the problem is not big. After all, this is just a book. As long as it is not implemented, it will not affect When it comes to the interests of other people, there will be no disputes. What's more, there is Li Shimin guarding him.

The content of the book was indeed written by Li Xin, but the words in the book were not written by him, but by Chen Youlan's help. She has gradually adapted to the job of Li Xin's young secretary, and is very interested in the novel contents written by Li Xin, and is very happy to be the first reader. Of course, it is inevitable to laugh at Li Xin's dog crawling characters while copying.

Li Xin had no choice but to spread his hands.

By the way, Chen Yin was very dissatisfied with Chen Youlan's behavior of rushing to the Palace of Chu Palace every three to five. Later, every time Chen Youlan returned to the Chen Mansion, he would retell a section of "The Foundation of Economics" with his excellent memory. After hearing this, he was silent for a long time, and finally did not say much, but asked Chen Youlan to report to him every time Li Xin wrote something, and then shook his head, laughing and cursing "the evildoer" while walking away.

Chen Xinheng was also very interested in "The Foundation of Economics". He tried to pester Chen Youlan to ask questions and asked her to act as an intermediary to ask Li Xin for some questions. Li Xin has a great affection for this brother-in-law, and he knows everything without saying a word. Chen Xinheng also had to drink a swig and said to Chen Youlan with emotion: "I, Chen Xinheng, consider myself a smart man. Until I met this future brother-in-law, I didn't know what the real weird was."

Although Chen Youlan was secretly refreshed, he would not admit it, but rolled his eyes and said: "What a geek is he, he is a geek."

Yes, Li Xin is indeed a freak.

Xiao Yu was originally a scholar ~www.ltnovel.com~ for many years. Coupled with Li Xinxing's simple and easy-to-understand writings, his reading speed is naturally fast, but Zhancha Kungfu took a look at the "Basics of Economics" in his hand. Roughly. Of course, there are also punctuation marks and segmentation credits, which greatly reduces the difficulty of reading.

After closing the book, Xiao Yu read the thread-bound book several times over and over again. He buckled the side gutter very novelly, and then smiled and said, "Even old men like me can understand it. There is nothing to modify."

Li Xin smiled and said, "Where is Elder Xiao saying. With Xiao Lao's knowledge, it is natural to be able to understand the kid's nonsense."

Xiao Yu was noncommittal, and directly said: "It is indeed a good book worth promoting the Ministry of Households. What is even more rare is that it can be made into such a portable form that it is easier to read than a book. It is wonderful and wonderful." He said that the book is for later generations. The memorial that people often see on TV is very long once opened. This kind of thing has already existed in the Tang Dynasty, but it is not suitable for recording large books, so it is usually only used to write memorials.

"Is it easy to make such a book?" Xiao Yu asked seriously, "If it's easy, it's not even just the household department. Other officials should take a look at it."

Li Xin laughed, and took out an identical book from the other sleeve, saying, "Naturally it's not difficult."

Xiao Yu took the other book, opened it and looked at it twice, and found that the two books were exactly the same. He was about to say something, but suddenly realized that something was wrong, he quickly turned over several pages, carefully compared the two books, and then looked up at Li Datong: "These two books...how? Even the subtleties of the handwriting are exactly the same? Who copied it?"

In the early years of the Tang Dynasty, the spread of most books relied on handwritten copying, which is also an important reason why books are so valuable.

Li Xin smiled suddenly and said: "This book is not copied by hand."

"What?" Xiao Yu showed a puzzled expression.

When Li Xin saw this, he knew that he was right - sure enough, printing had not yet appeared in this Datang.

In the history he was familiar with, the earliest printing technique, the so-called engraving technique, originated in the early Tang Dynasty. The exact time is unknown, and it was not widely used until the middle and late Tang Dynasty. Therefore, he inquired more and found that there was no such thing as a printed book in these years.

This is easy.

Don’t you oppose punctuation and horizontal typesetting? I will first print the horizontally typeset book all over the world, and print one copy. I see how you oppose it!

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