Live streaming life: The ancients begged not to stop

Tang Dynasty

Li Shimin was staying with several children when a guard came in from outside and said that someone outside the palace had presented treasures, saying that they were brought back from the Western Regions.

It is a vegetable.

Several children were very interested and asked to bring the vegetables in quickly to see if such vegetables had appeared on the sky curtain before.

After the guards brought in the dishes, the children circled around them several times, but they couldn't remember what they were, but they looked very familiar.

"Where did you get this dish from in the Western Regions?"

"Your Majesty, this vegetable is said to have been grown from seeds brought back from Persia," the guard replied. "That man also wanted to become an explorer after seeing the sky curtain."

"I remember now, this is spinach!" Li Tai suddenly shouted, "The host once had a dish of spinach and scallops made with this dish. Father, let's have this dish today too."

After finding the records and taking a closer look, Li Shimin was sure that this was spinach, so he immediately asked the guards to collect all the seeds as he wanted to plant this in the royal estate.

Then gradually promote it nationwide.

He summoned the so-called explorer to the palace and wanted to find out where the seeds came from and whether there were other vegetables there.

The explorer was from Shu. He went directly south from there, intending to find the legendary ancient road to India. As a result, he walked to Nepal and found this vegetable.

"Your Majesty, this vegetable did indeed come to Nepal from Persia, and the rulers there planned to offer it as tribute."

After hearing the news, he thought this should be a good thing. He also read the introduction of Chen Zhenlong on the screen and planned to become the father of spinach.

Li Shimin laughed out loud. It was unlikely to be named the father of spinach, as that would require recognition from future generations, but it was still very easy to be named an official.

Let him continue to look for various vegetables.

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The host likes this kind of video very much, so he keeps watching it. The new video is very interesting. He uses a rope to hang chicken legs in the air to see which animal can reach it.

None of the other animals saw it, but the badger saw it in the end. In order to eat the chicken leg, the badger tried many ways and finally pulled the chicken leg off.

It has a sense of perseverance.

Ming Dynasty

Zhu Di laughed out loud. This video was very interesting. It seemed that people in later generations really had the leisure time to go to the mountains to feed wild animals.

Qing Dynasty

After Emperor Tongzhi learned how he would die, he stayed obediently in the palace, but he was oppressed by Empress Dowager Cixi from above and threatened by the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom from below.

There are also constant harassment from foreigners outside.

It's a lot of pressure.

He thought that the chicken leg was the Qing Dynasty, and the badger eating the chicken leg was the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom and the foreigners, who were trying every means to eat the Qing Dynasty into their mouths.

What could he do? Nothing at all.

"Looking at the celestial curtain here again." Cixi went straight into the Qianqing Palace where Tongzhi was staying. "If you have time, read the Veritable Records of Taizu to see how Taizu governed the country."

Tongzhi sighed, thinking that his life was really too difficult.

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After Qi Cheng finished watching all the videos of this blogger, it was almost nine o'clock. He put down his phone and went to the study to find a book to read.

He had subscribed to quite a few natural history magazines before. The information in these books was very diverse. He picked one at random and opened it. It was an introduction to crocodiles. It clearly stated that crocodiles in my country are usually small and usually eat fish, and never eat humans.

The man-eating crocodile is called the saltwater crocodile, and it was only distributed in South China during the Tang and Song dynasties.

Han Yu, who was about to go to Chaozhou to take up his post, carefully looked at the article on the sky curtain. It mentioned that there were many such crocodiles in Chaozhou where he was going, and he had also written an article about it.