"Uncle Emperor, look, here, these are all..."

When Ma Jun heard that Liu Cheng was coming, he greeted him with a smile all the way.

After meeting Liu Cheng, he led Liu Cheng to a house here, then pointed to the many papers on the wooden shelves in the house, and said to Liu Cheng, looking relatively happy.

At this time, Ma Jun's height had grown a bit, and he looked more composed.

What made him even more happy was that after Liu Cheng encouraged him and asked him to talk more, don't be anxious when speaking, say two words in a row, and then three words in a row.

He said that after such a long period of contact, his extremely serious stuttering had improved a lot by this time.

Although my speech is still a little different from ordinary people, there is no problem in communicating with others.

Severe stuttering has basically no impact.

And when doing things, you can also give full play to your own strengths and display them to your heart's content.

Here at Liu Cheng, I feel a great sense of accomplishment and realize my own value.

At this time, Ma Jun was no longer the young man who had extremely low self-esteem, was entangled, felt that he could not hold his head up, and was not even willing to communicate with others through words, and only wanted to use pen and paper instead.

At this time, Ma Jun felt extremely comfortable and felt like a fish in water.

Moreover, by this time, Ma Jun, who was reluctant to speak because of his severe stuttering and who cherished words like gold, turned into a talkative person.

Now, Ma Jun has two hobbies.

One is to give full play to your ingenuity and explore various novel appliances.

The other is to chat with others.

When he is not doing research, he likes to catch people around him and talk to them constantly.

As a result, there were many people around and they felt scared when they saw him.

The most famous incident is that one afternoon, Ma Jun was in a lively conversation, and there was no one around him, so he sat there and talked to the big yellow dog all afternoon.

Then this big yellow dog was depressed for two days before he finally recovered.

However, it also left some sequelae, that is, when he saw Ma Jun, he ran away in fear.

Even when it was lying there sleeping soundly, as long as someone whispered in its ear, Ma Jun was here.

This big yellow dog can wake up immediately, tuck its tail between its legs, and run away without a trace...

"Uncle Emperor, these are manufactured using new... technologies, which are very conducive to writing and printing.

Quality, very good.

Definitely, man, the best paper.

Plus, it's cheap.

The cost is only one-sixth of the current paper that is good for writing.

The price can also be greatly reduced.

When the time comes, many, many people will be able to use paper...

The style of writing will flourish..."

Ma Jun was here, talking to Liu Cheng, looking very excited.

Later, he took Liu Cheng to another house.

When you open the room, you can immediately smell the smell of paper and ink.

There are also many shelves made of wood placed in this house.

However, what is placed on these wooden shelves is no longer just paper, but books that have been bound into volumes!

Liu Cheng reached out and took out a book to read.

This book is four inches wide and six inches long.

The cover is blue, with a white patch on it and the three characters "Gongyang Zhuan" written in the middle.

It is written in official script. The font is square, upright and regular, and it looks beautiful.

This font is naturally beautiful.

Because this word was written by Liu Cheng's father-in-law, Cai Yong.

To be more precise, it was written by Cai Yong many years ago.

There was no model for the Confucian classics, which caused a lot of confusion. During the Xiping reign of Emperor Ling, Cai Yong and others wrote to Emperor Ling, requesting that the text of the Six Classics be corrected, and then the revised classics were engraved on a stone tablet and erected in front of Taixue.

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It is known as the Xiping Stone Classic in history.

The Xiping Stone Classics and manuscripts at that time were all written by Cai Yong, and these were never discarded.

Historically, Cai Yong's collection of books and many royal classics were destroyed by the Luoyang Fire.

But now, because of Liu Cheng's existence, these things have been preserved to the greatest extent.

The manuscript of the Xiping Stone Classic has also been preserved.

Before Liu Cheng left Yushan to fight, he begged it from his father-in-law.

Then he gave it to Ma Jun, who asked him to use it to make engravings and then print books.

Moreover, the first classic to be printed was Gongyang Chunqiu.

Liu Cheng wanted to inject the spirit and courage it deserved into Confucianism and preserve its merits.

You can't just pursue a modest gentleman, let alone develop it into an itchy scalp after the water is too cold.

Let alone become a worldly cultivator...

Therefore, he was the first to print Chunqiu Gongyang Zhuan.

Gong Yang, who could still avenge his revenge for ten generations, attracted Liu Cheng's admiration the most.

Carrying a sword, convincing people with reason while assisting with physics, this is what a scholar should be like.

Of course, some parts of the Chunqiu Gongyang Zhuan require certain modifications and additional annotations.

The main purpose is to guide this idea of ​​great revenge to the national level and downplay this great revenge between people.

In addition to Gongyang Chunqiu, the remaining Confucian classics were also published by the Association.

What Liu Cheng plans to publish is not only Confucian classics, Legalist classics, and some medical masterpieces, but they will also be published in books.

As a latecomer, Liu Cheng naturally knew that governing a country could not be achieved by relying solely on Confucianism.

Confucianism and Dharma are the foundation.

One belongs to the level of morality, etc., and the other belongs to the level of law. The two cooperate with each other and complement each other.

No one can leave anyone.

As for medical laws and regulations, they are also extremely important. This is a good thing that can really save lives. It affects everyone, so it naturally needs to be carried forward properly.

These things are all extremely important, but there are some that are more important than these!

It needs to be published urgently.

Liu Cheng took the Chunqiu Gongyang Biography in his hand and turned it over.

Nod and put it back.

"Uncle Emperor, the remaining things are all here. Take a look..."

Ma Jun pointed to another place in the room and introduced it to Liu Cheng.
Chapter completed!