After broadcasting the ancient times live, I handed the system over to the state.

Zhu Qinggu was unaware that he had deeply hurt the feelings of a woman in her fifties. Even if she had known, she would have said that this class was more suitable for the elderly.

After all, not everyone has the same boundless energy as Zhu Yuanzhang.

He would get up earlier than the roosters every day to go to court, then review memorials and meet with ministers. When there was no prime minister, he basically handled all the work by himself, and even had time to have children with the concubines in the harem...

Zhang Fangping, Sang Hongyang, Zhang Juzheng, Wang Anshi, and others also understood what payment method Zhu Qinggu had used.

They can't use it now, nor can they fit into this model, but they are still very interested in paper money.

Every dynasty in ancient China was plagued by a shortage of money, so the idea that island nations had copper mines piqued their interest. However, developing an island nation was not something that could be accomplished overnight.

If paper money were truly useful, it would likely be far more convenient than copper coins.

Precious metals like gold, silver, and copper are always subject to loss, and copper coins are indeed unsuitable for large-scale transactions nowadays, while gold and silver are not so abundant.

However, paper money also needs a certain level of national credit as a foundation, and Ms. Zhu is not wrong about that.

Even the implementation of paper currency is not a simple matter.

Sang Hongyang rejected the idea first. According to Miss Zhu, the current economic foundation was not yet sufficient, and issuing paper money would not only not benefit the country's finances, but would actually be detrimental.

The economic base determines the superstructure; I wonder who came up with this insightful idea.

Sang Hongyang thought it made perfect sense.

As Zhu Qinggu rode his bicycle, he chatted with the ancients, talking about traffic and how to recognize traffic lights, as well as some signs, such as zebra crossings, U-turns, and double solid lines.

They also briefly discussed the Traffic Law. Zhu Qinggu even saw comments from Li Si and Zhang Tang, who seemed very interested in the law.

Unfortunately, Zhu Qinggu wasn't a professional either, so he could only vaguely say, "Our country advocates the rule of law, which is our basic strategy. This means governing the country according to laws that reflect the will of the people and the laws of social development. For example, for transportation, there's a 'Traffic Law'; for economic development that benefits society, there's an 'Economic Law'."

"To protect consumer rights, there will be a Consumer Rights Protection Law... It is unacceptable to govern the country according to one's own will and propositions, and to place the rise and fall of the country on one person."

“A wise emperor can make the country prosper, but a foolish monarch will only make the country decline, and the people will be destroyed and displaced.”

Zhu Qinggu once again uttered words that were both realistic and cruel.

The emperor under the canopy fell silent, for Zhu Qinggu was telling the truth.

But Zhu Qinggu then added, "However, the emergence of a system is inevitably related to the social environment."

Let's leave everyone some room to maneuver and save face.

As the car continued forward, Zhu Qinggu pointed to a statue in a park they passed and said, "This statue is of revolutionary martyrs."

"In order to ensure that their deeds are remembered, we always commemorate them in various ways."

"We will never forget the suffering our country has endured."

The sky lingered on the statue holding a steel gun, its face unyielding, looking as if it might pounce at any moment, for a very long time.

The people under the canopy remained silent for a long time, as if they could truly feel the chilling and intense emotions of national ruin and family destruction, the willingness to fight to the death and shed blood, from the statue.

This is just a statue, but it is an epitome of every hero in the war.

We tend to be reserved and modest when it comes to praise.

However, such statues are so blunt that they have stirred a sense of bitterness in countless heroes and valiant men throughout Chinese history.

It's one thing to be unable to ascend Lingyan Pavilion, but I wonder if the history books have recorded the names of those who came here?

Meng Tian, ​​Zhang Han, and Xiang Yu expressed their desire to know.

Fan Kuai, Han Xin, and Xiao He were equally curious.

Not to mention the drop-down list is filled with outstanding Chinese talents.

Zhu Qinggu soon arrived at the municipal library, parked the shared car parked outside, and some people asked him about the shared car park.

Zhu Qinggu said, "These vehicles will be maintained regularly and can be parked within the designated parking area. The vehicles are equipped with GPS tracking, which is a technology or service that can obtain the user's location information through specific means or mark the location of the object on an electronic map."

She turned on her phone and showed them her current location on the map.

So people under the sky can see that such a small square can contain the entire location of the earth, and can be enlarged or shrunk.

They could even pinpoint Zhu Qinggu's location on which street and in which place, and they also knew the surrounding terrain.

Liu Bei's eyes lit up under the sky, "If we have such a map, then why worry about the surrounding terrain?"

"So the comments in the live chat said that wars in the future will be information wars. If the army uses such equipment, then the enemy can also destroy it. What should we do?" Zhuge Liang quickly figured out the key point.

“Naturally, we can create something even more powerful through science.” Liu Bei understood the key point. “That’s the difficult part. Science is like a book from heaven. Since ancient times, those who are not of our race are bound to have different hearts. By the time we develop in later generations, those foreigners will already be at their peak. I don’t know how difficult it will be to catch up.”

Since the matter involved secrets and the military, he naturally had to delve into that science and do everything in his power to catch up.

Li Guang also wanted a GPS location; with it, the Xiongnu's hiding places would no longer be a secret!

Some people asked how to create a location. Zhu Qinggu pointed to the sky and said, "The satellites in the sky can look down on the earth, record everything on the earth, and then feed it back into the signal so that we can know about it."

She tried to explain the relationship between satellites and positioning in simple terms, but as they asked more and more questions, and she was almost at the library entrance, she lowered her voice and said, "I won't say much when we go inside, because the library needs to be quiet so as not to disturb other people reading."

"If there are any questions later, I will try my best to answer them by typing."

One by one, ancient people responded with comments in the barrage.

(Han Dynasty, Cai Yong: Very well! I wonder if Miss Zhu could take a look around and let us see what books she has?)

(Bai Juyi, Tang Dynasty: I wonder what kind of books Miss Zhu would like to read?)

(Ming Dynasty scholar Hu Yinglin: This library is huge! How many volumes of books are there?!)