Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

“Strike first and be controlled by others later.”

Li Shimin deeply believed in this, and he did it consistently when he was the king of Qin and the emperor.

“To others and not to others.”

Li Jing appreciated this very much and regarded it as the core of the military struggle. If he wanted to win, he would definitely kill people.

After reading the light, Li Shimin and Li Jing discovered that later generations also cared about this, and called it seizing the initiative.

But at this moment, Li Shimin and Li Jing suddenly realized that the battle for the initiative in the future would be quite fierce.

The struggle for the initiative is no longer simply a battle on the battlefield, but may have expanded to all aspects.

Ordnance production, theoretical competition, business competition, and probably also includes competition for farming skills.

There are probably even many areas that they have never heard of at this time, and competition for the initiative.

So Li Shimin was silent for a long time, looking at the struggle for sea power in later generations, and finally sighed:

It won't hurt anyone, it's the only way to go first.

If you develop later, you will be controlled by others. If you don't develop, you will become a slave, a concubine, and be eaten by people.

Haohaotangtang, haohaotangtang.

Li Shimin sighed for a long time, even the sacrificial items he had always been interested in seemed to lack interest.

But Du Ruhui was still cautious. He still picked up a box that had been placed nearby and carefully placed it in front of the light curtain.

After bowing his hands and saluting, when he raised his head again, the box had disappeared.

Li Shimin didn't care at all. He picked the items in the box himself, and it could only be regarded as a little bit of his heart.

It was once a fine gift from Hu Shang. Both he and Guanyin were amazed at its beauty, but now it is no longer of use.

At this time, he turned his head sideways:

Next time, let King Sun Yao write down a prescription and watch it be dismantled by future generations. How about it?

Surprise appeared on Sun Simiao's face:

Of course that's great!

This was not Li Shimin's whim. He had seen Sun Simiao's hard work in the Imperial Medical Office.

In today's Tang Dynasty, there are Fang Du in civil affairs, officials of all sizes in three provinces and six ministries, and capable soldiers in external battles. There are also veteran generals from the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, including Xue Rengui, Pei Xingjian and other uncrowned generals.

There are Imperial College supervisors for academic research, and general supervisors for craftsmanship innovation.

Only in medicine, there were very few people in the Imperial Medical Office who could help Sun Simiao. According to Sun Simiao, it was especially difficult to train medical students than those who studied Confucian classics.

So it makes sense to lend a hand.

Seeing the smile on Sun Simiao's face, Li Shimin felt relieved.

Li Shimin believed that the development of medicine was the result of his careful consideration. I think he should be recognized by his descendants, right?

As a result, when the light curtain slowly lit up again, Li Shimin saw two eye-catching things arranged by his juniors.

One is a glass bottle, which Li Shimin personally took out from the inner treasury and put it into the box.

The other was a thin piece of paper, and he could see at a glance the words Guizhi Soup on the head and Zhang Zhongjing on the signature.

A prescription, no doubt.

So Sun Simiao became excited and hastily handed over to Li Shimin. Then he went to Yan Liben to borrow pen and paper, intending to copy it himself.

Li Shimin was left behind alone, his mouth wide open.

…

Wen Mang is now used to this kind of life.

Collect materials, make videos, publish them, and then wait to be fed and rewarded by the big guys.

After being notified by the courier today, the two things I picked up were not big, which was a relief.

After all, now I am running around in the name of collecting materials. If the items are too big, how to carry them will be a problem.

Fortunately, Dongfang Ye in Sichuan was considerate and took the initiative to rent Wen Mang a warehouse usually used to store cultural relics at a friendly price, and also provided a professional door-to-door courier to pick up the goods.

However, this courier is indeed professional. Even if it is faced with a bunch of fakes, it still shows an attitude towards the collection of the Forbidden City.

Professional luxury car delivery, the car has infrared sensing, temperature control and internal monitoring.

Even the accompanying security personnel, all of whom had the word soldier king written on their faces, were so cautious that Wen Mang was a little embarrassed.

After all, if it was really robbed, it would be like buying a Yuan blue and white flower at a Sotheby's auction house for a high price, only to find the words Microwave only on the bottom of the bowl.

It's hard not to wonder if there's something wrong with the world.

Moreover, this woman Dongfang Ye also took the initiative to eat several things at a considerable price. The price was so rich that Wen Mang wanted to drag her to a psychiatric department to register as a specialist.

Wen Mang felt that if you really like it, it would be fine, as long as you put in a few more coins.

But Dongfang Ye just shook her head and finally said she couldn't afford it.

Wen Mang just thought it was a bad idea of ​​a rich man. After all, the remittance was made of real money and not fake.

Shaking his head to get these thoughts out of his mind, Wen Mang chose to record a short video to express his gratitude for the two gifts.

[Hello, hello, this is Wen Mang who is being fed by the boss again. Let’s follow the vlog today to see what’s happening this time!

This time it’s a bottle and a prescription. My husband is not a talented host and knows a little bit about it, so let’s just talk about it casually. 】

After setting up the shooting equipment and filling in the light, Wen Mang first picked up the bottle while wearing gloves.

After all, this is the History Channel, and Wen Mang is also learning from those archaeologists. Regardless of whether it is genuine or fake, he must be professional!

[First of all, I have to admire how expressive this bottle made by the boss is. The prototype should be the treasure of our current Famen Temple Museum, a Tang pan mouth thin neck laminated light yellow colored glass bottle.

This bottle is a very typical witness of the Silk Road, because the thermal processing technology of the bottle was popular in the late Roman Empire, and the decoration of the bottle is a combination of ancient Rome, Sasanian Persia, and early Arab culture.

But when it comes to glass, there is a natural question: Is ancient colored glaze glass?

In terms of composition, most colored glazes should be a type of glass. The main difference between the two sides lies in the craftsmanship.

Western glass has been blown by the blowing method since ancient Rome. Later, due to the lack of light in Northern Europe, the research direction of glass has always been towards transparency, which is used to increase lighting in the house, and has entered daily life earlier. .

Oriental colored glaze itself is a by-product of smelting bronze. Later, due to the custom of worshiping jade in the East, the development direction of colored glaze gradually developed towards a substitute for jade. For example, a lot of colored glaze bis have been unearthed in Hunan, which are even more beautiful than jade bis. In the Ming Dynasty, colored glaze was even called medicinal jade and was inlaid on clothes and belts.

Therefore, if a traveler went back to burn transparent glassware, it would most likely not arouse much surprise to the ancient emperors. After all, although crystal cups are rare, they are not a rare thing, unless you can polish the lens with your bare hands to make a telescope.

If you can't do it, please go ahead and bake opaque colored glaze. If you can use chemical knowledge to prepare and bake colored glaze that is as brilliant as gemstones, then the princes and nobles will look at you differently. 】

The blowing method.

Kong Ming made another note in his notebook and tapped his head at the same time.

There have been too many things going on recently, and I vaguely remember that people in the glass workshop talked about the high failure rate of glass firing in the past two months.

At that time, Kong Ming also went to find out, but in the end he didn't find anything wrong. Now it seems that it is still related to the use of metallurgical mold casting method.

Lighting...can this glass make the room brighter?

Zhang Fei was quite interested. Zhuojun was in the north, and he remembered clearly that the house was dark in winter.

If that transparent glass could be made cheaply, Zhang Fei would be a little excited just thinking about that house.

Liu Bei was silent, envious that this transparent glass could enter people's houses.

He raised his head and looked at the windows of the government office. The walls were made of wood and intersected as windows. They were very simple in comparison.

Liu Bei also remembered that when he was hanging out in Luoyang, he saw wealthy households using damask to cover their windows. It was a luxurious thing.

Suddenly Liu Bei felt that a small window could explain how people lived in another direction.

[As for the prescription of Guizhi Decoction, tsk tsk tsk, that’s really powerful. 】

Kong Ming could feel that Zhang Zhongjing, who had been silent next to him, suddenly became tense.

You can also see the prescription gradually enlarging on the light screen, and what you finally see is a prescription with calm handwriting.

Zhang Zhongjing still remembered that Military Advisor Zhuge suddenly came to see him yesterday.

Does Divine Doctor Zhang have a prescription that you can be proud of?

At that time, Zhang Zhongjing thought for a moment, then wrote down the Guizhi Decoction, and explained the application and contraindications of this prescription to Zhuge Military Advisor in detail.

Unexpectedly, this prescription was not used by Military Advisor Zhuge himself.

Looking at the prescription on the light screen, Zhang Zhongjing inevitably became nervous. After thousands of years, and the medical skills of future generations are as good as gods, can they take this prescription seriously?

Facts have proved that Zhang Zhongjing thought too much.

[It is said that there were famous doctors in the late Han Dynasty, one was Hua Tuo and the other was Zhang Zhongjing.

Zhang Zhongjing compiled a masterpiece of medicine called Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Miscellaneous Diseases, but it was quickly lost. Later, it was collected and collated by medical scientists of the Jin Dynasty, and was divided into two parts: Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Synopsis of the Golden Chamber.

There is a prescription in The Synopsis of the Golden Chamber called Shenqi Wan. Later, after being improved by pediatric experts, it is now known as Liuwei Dihuang Wan, which is a must-have for men.

Guizhi Decoction comes from Treatise on Febrile Diseases and is known as the best of all prescriptions, also known as the number one prescription for typhoid fever.

Looking back now, the entire chaotic period of the late Han Dynasty was interspersed with the shadow of typhoid fever. The value of this prescription can be said to be immeasurable.

Master Zhangyu UP is not a master of metaphysics, but from the perspective of modern medical pharmacology, the principle of Guizhi Decoction in treating typhoid fever can be said to be very scientific.

If the body's response to disease is regarded as a war, the role of ginger and peony is equivalent to managing logistics. Its role is to increase appetite, strengthen digestion, and enhance the permeability of blood vessels.

Licorice and jujube are the simplest and crudest supplements, providing the body with much-needed nutrients.

Guizhi will use the enhanced vascular permeability of peony to speed up blood circulation, increase body temperature and promote sweating.

There are those for logistics, there are those for supplies, there are those that intersperse the front lines, and there are those that launch the main attack. The medicinal properties are all closely linked. It can be said that this is a very typical prescription for practical medicine.

In fact, in ancient times, Chinese medicine developed quite well as a practical medicine. For example, in the Spring and Autumn Period, Wang Mang's New Dynasty, and the Five Dynasties Period, there were records of dissecting corpses to study pathology.

During the Song Dynasty, around 1140, Wu Jian was ordered to dissect fifty corpses together with the imperial physician, and made the Ou Xifan Picture of the Five Internal Organs as a must-have for studying medicine. At that time, no one thought that this might be the time when Chinese medicine was closest to modern medicine.

One hundred and fifty years later, with the rise of Cheng-Zhu Neo-Confucianism, Chinese medicine rushed towards the path of metaphysics and never looked back.

Traditional Chinese medicine in history has just passed by modern medicine, and it has become farther and farther away. 】

As the younger generation spoke slowly, the smile on Zhang Zhongjing's face became brighter and brighter.

But with the final turn, the smile on Zhang Zhongjing's face froze.

metaphysics?

Zhang Zhongjing, who vaguely remembered that this word was somewhat familiar, tried to recall it.

Zhang Fei still remembered this clearly, so he shouted to explain the miracle doctor's doubts:

It looks all-encompassing from the outside, but when you come in you see nothing. It's just lip service.

Then Zhang Zhongjing's face turned pale again.

Yide! Liu Bei called out his third brother's name in a gentle and gentle manner, telling him not to be so jumpy.

After all, it is clear how important medicine is, and now it seems that Zhang Zhongjing's reputation as a miracle doctor is further confirmed.

Facing the gloomy old miracle doctor, Liu Bei quickly comforted him and said:

Be prepared to assist Dr. Zhang in revising Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Miscellaneous Diseases! Promote medicine.

Liu Bei's words were resounding. After all, if nothing else is said, his first case of typhoid fever is enough to attract people's attention.

It’s definitely not out of curiosity about the Liuwei Dihuang Pills that are essential for men!

Zhang Zhongjing's face improved a lot when he thought of the strong support from Military Advisor Zhuge and Duke Xuande, as well as the fact that two medical schools have been built in Chengdu.

It’s just that I still can’t understand:

This Neo-Confucianism is obviously rational, so how can it turn medicine into metaphysics?

Zhang Fei curled his lips in spite of his elder brother's gaze:

If Cheng and Zhu Neo-Confucianism were really powerful, how could the Song Dynasty be like that?

Kong Ming raised his head, and a guess gradually emerged in his heart.

What are Confucian scholars like? When Kong Ming was studying what salt and iron were, he had seen the debate between Lu Ru and Sang Hongyang many times.

Lu Ru's pedantic and ancient-admiring spirit has already hit his face.

Can New Confucianism, which combines Confucianism with Confucianism and Buddhism in the Song Dynasty and Taoism, get rid of this problem? Kong Ming found it difficult.

Kong Ming felt that there was nothing to complain about. From today's perspective, this theoretical exploration was like walking in the abyss, and one careless step would result in being shattered into pieces.

However, from this, he also remembered something that he had not cared about before, so he lowered his head and extended an invitation to Zhang Zhongjing:

Liang Yuxiang would like to help Dr. Zhang rebuild the Shen Nong Baicao Jing, is it possible?

Pang Tong raised his eyebrows at the side, feeling that he was being pulled away by Kong Ming again, but considering that he really knew nothing about medicine, he could only remain silent unwillingly.

But then he looked up: No, are you busy enough?

Zhang Zhongjing understands the meaning best.

The Shen Nong Baicao Jing is good because it collects the great achievements of the previous Han Dynasty, but it is also bad because of this.

Zhang Zhongjing felt a little shaken when he read this medical book when he first started studying medicine.

If we go by what this medical book says, there are a lot of things that can be used to make you lighten your body and prevent you from getting old, not getting hungry, and prolonging your life. There are also many pills that can transform mercury into food after long-term consumption. On the face.

But now it seems that it is all nonsense.

Even for an introduction to medicine, there are many exaggerations and omissions.

Thinking again about the medical ethics of the Song Dynasty that paid equal attention to medicine and science, Zhang Zhongjing suddenly felt a sense of mission and nodded solemnly.

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