Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

After Xinhua Bookstore receives the manuscripts sent by these people, it can naturally review them slowly. If there is indeed a leak of confidentiality like today, it can be dealt with as soon as possible, so as not to react until it causes disaster.

While thinking about these things, Li Xin explained Zhou Fu in detail. Zhou Fu bowed his waist slightly, and listened carefully from the side, silently remembering everything in his heart. Although he is not young, his memory is not bad.

Two days later, Li Xin entered the palace to meet Li Shimin as usual. His Majesty Li Er flipped through the memorial to himself, and at the same time asked with some amusement: "Why did I hear that you, a brat, went to the Ministry of Industry to make a big fuss two days ago?"

Li Xin scratched his head embarrassingly, and said, "It's true."

Li Shimin couldn't help laughing and said: "It's true that this happened"? It's quite happy to admit it. What's the matter? Is it itchy again?"

"No, no, no, no." Li Xin waved his hands again and again, and said, "Absolutely not. Naturally, I have my own reasons."

Li Shimin gave Li Xin a funny look, and said, "Then tell me, your reasoning."

So, Li Xin briefly explained the calculations in his heart and the exact process of that day.

Li Shimin listened, and gradually closed the memorial halfway, nodded slowly and said: "This is a disaster."

Li Xin immediately said: "Yes. Your Majesty, our Tang Dynasty is powerful, but we can't be taken advantage of. Culture can be spread, and spreading it is beneficial and harmless. Whether it is Baekje Fusang, Turkic Korea, or even For countries such as Tubo, as long as they want, we can teach them classics such as the Four Books and Five Classics. Even if we can’t make them become kings, at least it will deepen the relationship between the two countries.”

Li Shimin nodded slowly. Indeed, he is currently doing the same. The vast majority of foreign students can enter the Imperial College to study for a period of time after registration, and they can take a lot of classics with them when they leave. But to be honest, before Li Xin pointed out the role of cultural exchange, he had not yet realized its significance. He simply felt that foreign envoys admired Chinese culture, which was a symbol of the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty.

"However, apart from these things," Li Xin continued, "other things should be protected as much as possible. For example, Quyuanli, such as steelmaking and weapons."

Generally speaking, practical technology can be roughly divided into two categories: military and civilian. Li Xin's attitude towards civilian technology is relatively open, but this does not mean that it can flow into other countries at will, that is to say-give, yes, but not for free.

In any case, letting other countries live one more person is likely to leave one more enemy for themselves in the future. It would be better to earn something.

It may be cruel to say this, but that is the way countries compete with each other. Except for the nationals of the country, the whole world is a potential enemy. It is to have this kind of awareness in order to survive the competition better, so as to gain more resources and provide a better life for more people in the country.

Resources are limited and there is no room for the Virgin.

As for military technology, let alone. Li Xin never hoped that the weapons and equipment he worked so hard to create would end up beheading his own soldiers. This is absolutely intolerable.