Being a tour guide for historical celebrities, the motherland is amazed again

"Mrs. Huang, can you tell me what other mechanical techniques there are?" Su Jiahe's eyes were full of curiosity.

"The Mohists had quite a few mechanisms. The lever for lifting water, the pulley for lifting heavy objects, and the crossbow chariots and revolving missiles that could fire crossbows continuously—they were all Mohist masterpieces. Furthermore, the Mohists were adept at using mechanisms to defend cities, earning them the nickname 'Mo Shou'."

"Is it the 'Mo Shou' in 'stick to the rules'?" He Shuangqing couldn't help asking.

"Yes, the term 'sticking to conventions' comes from Mozi, the founder of Mohism." Huang Yueying nodded.

"Legend has it that during the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Chu was about to attack the State of Song. Mo Di, a vassal of Song, persuaded the King of Chu that as long as he could defend the city, the Chu State would be unable to invade. The King of Chu refused to believe him and ordered the craftsman Lu Ban to compete with him. The two attacked and defended, and Mo Di won nine times in a row, forcing the Chu State to give up."

"So that's how this idiom came about." Su Jiahe never expected that an idiom describing someone pedantic and conservative would come from a skilled craftsman.

Three hours later, the plane landed at the airport.

"Let's have lunch first and then go to the scenic spot in the afternoon."

Su Jiahe brought a group of people to a Sichuan restaurant with good ratings.

"Prime Minister, Madam, people in Shu love spicy food. I wonder if you can handle spicy food."

"Oh? Is it dried ginger or dogwood?" Zhuge Liang asked.

"It's chili peppers, and they taste pretty good. Why don't you try some first? If you can't handle it, I'll go to another restaurant."

After a while, the dishes were served one after another, including cold rabbit legs, boiled fish, mapo tofu...

Zhuge Liang looked at the layer of red pepper floating in the bowl, carefully picked up a piece of fish and took a small bite.

"Well, although this thing is spicy, it has a fragrance that makes you want to stop."

Huang Yueying picked up a piece of tofu, put it in her mouth, and praised it highly.

Seeing the two of them looking satisfied, Su Jiahe finally felt relieved.

Sure enough, no one can resist the temptation of chili peppers.

"Prime Minister, I have prepared some chili seeds. Please take them back and distribute them to the people. Shu is a low-lying area, and eating chili peppers can dispel dampness." Su Jiahe said.

"Okay, okay, thank you Miss Su."

Although He Shuangqing couldn't eat spicy food, he had a special liking for Sichuan cuisine for the first time. He drank a lot of water while eating.

"Sister Su, the spicy dishes here are really good. I'll learn how to make them for you when I get home."

After dinner, Su Jiahe led everyone to the first attraction - Wuhou Temple.

There were many tourists at the Wuhou Temple, and several people were queuing at the door waiting for their tickets to be checked.

"Miss Su, what tickets are they talking about?" Huang Yueying asked in a low voice.

"It's almost like a voucher. Only with this voucher can you enter."

“How did you get this certificate?”

"Of course I bought it."

"Bought it with money? Do we have to pay to enter the ancestral hall in the future?" Huang Yueying looked puzzled. "Besides, this is my husband's ancestral hall."

“Now they are called tourist attractions, and most of them require money to enter.”

Su Jiahe counted and found that this was the third time tourists had bought tickets to visit his own tomb. The first two times were when Qin Shi Huang visited the Terracotta Army and when the three Ming emperors visited the Xiaoling Mausoleum.

After checking in, the four of us entered the scenic area. In the courtyard, we saw dense cypress trees, verdant moss, and an ancient building looming before us.

"This temple enshrines Emperor Zhaolie of Han, Guan Yu and General Zhang Fei," Su Jiahe introduced.

Zhuge Liang was startled, then suddenly quickened his pace, stepped over the threshold, and walked into the temple. He saw a golden statue enshrined in the center, and the sign next to it read "Liu Bei, Emperor Zhaolie of Han."

"My lord..." Zhuge Liang stared at the statue and tears suddenly filled his eyes.

"Seventeen hundred years later, the world still remembers the lord."

In an instant, many memories flooded into Zhuge Liang's mind, from the Longzhong Discussion in the thatched cottage in Nanyang, to the raging fire at Chibi, to Liu Bei's heavy instructions at his bedside in Baidi City.

"Your talent is ten times that of Cao Pi. You will surely be able to stabilize the country and ultimately achieve great things. If the heir is capable, assist him; if he is not, you can take the position yourself."

What appreciation and trust are expressed in just a few dozen words.

Now the world is still divided and the great plan has not been accomplished. I am truly ashamed of the kindness of your recognition.

Su Jiahe understood Zhuge Liang's mood at the moment and did not disturb him. It was not until a few minutes later that Zhuge Liang came to his senses.

"Prime Minister, please continue to go inside."

Not far away is the ancestral hall dedicated to Zhuge Liang. Above the statue of Zhuge Liang hangs a plaque with four golden words on it - His name will be known throughout the universe.

"Alas, I am truly humbled by the way future generations have evaluated me."

At this time, a teacher walked by with a group of children in school uniforms. It seemed that a nearby school was holding an autumn outing.

"Students, this is the famous Zhuge Liang." The teacher introduced him to the students with a headset on.

"Wow, Zhuge Liang!"

"This is Zhuge Liang!"

A childish voice came from the team.

"How much do you know about Zhuge Liang?" the teacher asked kindly.

"I know," a child raised his hand first. "He's very smart. He knows everything about astronomy and geography."

"I also know that Zhuge Liang is very loyal and devoted to the Kingdom of Shu." Another child also raised his hand and said loudly.

"I read in a book that Zhuge Liang was very strategic and a great military strategist."

……

"My lord..." Zhuge Liang stared at the statue and tears suddenly filled his eyes.

"Seventeen hundred years later, the world still remembers the lord."

In an instant, many memories flooded into Zhuge Liang's mind, from the Longzhong Discussion in the thatched cottage in Nanyang, to the raging fire at Chibi, to Liu Bei's heavy instructions at his bedside in Baidi City.

"Your talent is ten times that of Cao Pi. You will surely be able to stabilize the country and ultimately achieve great things. If the heir is capable, assist him; if he is not, you can take the position yourself."

What appreciation and trust are expressed in just a few dozen words.

Now the world is still divided and the great plan has not been accomplished. I am truly ashamed of the kindness of your recognition.

Su Jiahe understood Zhuge Liang's mood at the moment and did not disturb him. It was not until a few minutes later that Zhuge Liang came to his senses.

"Prime Minister, please continue to go inside."

Not far away is the ancestral hall dedicated to Zhuge Liang. Above the statue of Zhuge Liang hangs a plaque with four golden words on it - His name will be known throughout the universe.

"Alas, I am truly humbled by the way future generations have evaluated me."

At this time, a teacher walked by with a group of children in school uniforms. It seemed that a nearby school was holding an autumn outing.

"Students, this is the famous Zhuge Liang." The teacher introduced him to the students with a headset on.

"Wow, Zhuge Liang!"

"This is Zhuge Liang!"

A childish voice came from the team.

"How much do you know about Zhuge Liang?" the teacher asked kindly.

"I know," a child raised his hand first. "He's very smart. He knows everything about astronomy and geography."

"I also know that Zhuge Liang is very loyal and devoted to the Kingdom of Shu." Another child also raised his hand and said loudly.

"I read in a book that Zhuge Liang was very strategic and a great military strategist."

……