Yan Jingming was the first to laugh out loud, "Ah, I lost my etiquette."

The emperor also laughed, "However, although what I said was a joke, China and Japan had no need to take matters so seriously, just as the Japanese said in the official documents of exchanges. This time, it was just a two-way party who made friends through martial arts and exchanged ideas with each other. Don't make it so tense, huh?"

Yi didn't understand a lot, and just thought that the emperor was deliberately downplaying the matter and leaving a face for the future if he really lost this battle. Therefore, he became more determined: no matter what method he used to win over the Japanese.

He didn't know that the emperor's true intention was to not keep this in mind: in the 20th year of Xianfeng, the Qing Dynasty had far surpassed Japan's national strength and military strength. It can be said that the two sides were not on the same level at all. The winning or losing of this ring match had nothing to do with the grand purpose - no matter how high the martial arts were, could it still withstand the power of fast guns? It was just like Lao Liu who was passionate and was determined to transform this competition into a battle of national strength. He couldn't just say that Chinese martial arts could not defeat the Japanese judo technique on many levels, so he had to let him go - it would be better to let him learn a lesson, so as not to see the Qing Dynasty united and the country was growing day by day, and he only thought that it was the most powerful country in the world.

Yi didn't know that the emperor would change so much, and was full of enthusiasm for the upcoming competition. When he returned to the military office, he was not yet able to sit still, and immediately asked, "Donald Xin, the emperor said that the Ministry of Rites issued an edict to spread the word of martial arts wealthy families in the capital. Duke Xin thought, how should he start?"

Xu Naizhao was also very sad. Since ancient times, heroes violated the ban by martial arts. In the eyes of scholars, these people who traveled around the world are not worth discussing, so they really have no clue about doing such an errand. I was stunned by the question of Yi, "I think I have to go to the provincial capital halls, right? The people there are all people who come and go to the people from all provinces, and there should be a path to reach all directions."

What is this? So Yi knew that Xu Naizhao couldn't help with this matter at all, and he had to rely on himself for everything. He sat down and thought about it, and suddenly had an idea: Zai Cheng's guard leader, named Zhash, is good at secting legs and fist checking. Does he know more about martial arts than he does?

Immediately ordered people to go back to the mansion and pass Zhash to the General Administration Office. I asked him personally. After asking, Zhash said, "I was practicing the martial arts taught by the teaching school in Shanpu Camp."

"Then, who is your teacher? Can you find it now? Even if you can't find it, there are other disciples among your fellow disciples? Can you find it now if you are accused of your brother?"

A series of questions made Zhasha suffer from the pain of answering the problem, so he had to avoid the important and said, "Prince, you have to contact me for such things in a small way. Moreover, after the dispersion, they all went to other families. The slaves were bannermen and were lucky enough to join the prince's mansion to serve as jobs. It is hard to say where those Han people were scattered."

Yi thought about it and decided to explain the matter to him. Although he was a turbulent man, he would definitely take the lead if he had such an opportunity to contribute to the country. "You go and look for it. After you find it, bring them together before the first day of the month and bring them back to the capital. I will summon you personally."

Zahash hesitated for a moment, "Where is Mr. Bell?"
Chapter completed!