"In addition to the two great sages of Bing Yuan and Guan Ning who came to settle down in the continent, several famous scholars also came to settle down in the continent, and settled in the continent. Among them were Zheng Xuan and Zheng, who brought his family to settle down in the continent with his distant nephew Zheng Hun, and Mr. Hu Zhao brought his family to settle down in the continent. These two are famous scholars in the world, but now they have come to settle down in the continent. Don't miss such a good opportunity. Even if the two of them are unwilling to become officials, the lord should visit him in person." Xi Zhicai said in a leisurely manner.

"Indeed, when these two famous scholars come to me in Bingzhou, I will definitely visit you in person." Lu Feng did not expect that there were two famous scholars from all over the world who came to settle down in Bingzhou. Lu Feng would have to visit you in person. If he could recruit them, it would be best. If neither of them was willing to become an official, then he would ask them to help manage Bingzhou Academy. If he wanted to educate and educate people, the two famous scholars would definitely not refuse.

Zheng Xuan, whose courtesy name was Kangcheng, was from Gaomi, Beihai (now Gaomi, Shandong) in the Han Dynasty. Because he was smarter than ordinary people since he was a child, he was known as a child prodigy. Zheng Xuan began to study the Book of Changes when he was young, and was appointed as a village master at the age of 18. Because Du Mi, the prime minister of Beihai, trusted and loved him very much, he recommended to the Imperial Academy in the third year of Yongshou. Zheng Xuan successively became a disciple and followed the fifth Yuanxian, Chen Qiu, Ma Rong and Zhang Gongzu, laying a good foundation for his current and ancient classics. Later, Zheng Xuan was banned due to the Party and Prison incident. Later, he focused on writing and observing the various classics, becoming the master of the Han Dynasty's collection of classics.

The school of Confucianism founded by Zheng Xuan was later called Zheng Xue, also known as Zheng Xue, General Studies, and Comprehensive School. The classics he annotated include Zhou Yi, Mao Shi, Yi Li, Shang Shu, Book of Rites, Analects of Confucius, Filial Piety, Qian Xiang Li, Zhou Yi Gan Zaodu, etc., and also wrote seven political theories of astronomy, six art theories, Mao poetry, and the different meanings of Xu Shen’s classics. Fan Ye’s comment on Zheng Xuan was: Zheng Xuan included the great ceremonies, scattered many schools, deleted the complexity, and lost the publication, and was a little bit clear about where he belonged. Zheng Xuan’s annotation of the classics unified the present, and the dispute over ancient literature did have a profound impact on the development of Confucianism in later generations.

In addition, Zheng Xuan was also proficient in astronomical and calendar calculations. He once put forward the view that the four seasons of the year were related to the rise and fall of the land in the universe, and proposed that the origin of all things is natural and nothing, that is, it is naturally produced out of thin air. This view also had a certain impact on the metaphysics of the Wei and Jin Dynasties.

Many people may not know about Hu Zhao. But if you mention Hu Zhao's name, many people will definitely know about it. Hu Zhao's name is Kongming, which is one of the two famous Kongmings in the Three Kingdoms. He was 20 years older than Zhuge Liang, and died 16 years later than Zhuge Liang at the age of 89.

Hu Zhao's youth was the period when the court was ruled by the eunuchs. He read classics and history at a young age, was knowledgeable, and was particularly proficient in classics and calligraphy. When he was young, he was praised by the world for his peerless talent. Because he hated his career, he wanted to avoid endless county and county inspections (One of the methods used by the Eastern Han Dynasty to select officials was to investigate local officials and be appointed as officials), the Duke's Office (Pixun was the intellectuals of the Duke and Ministers and the county magistrates themselves to use the intellectuals of the landlord class as their subordinates), and he lived in Jizhou. He was obsessed with classics and history calligraphy, and after the Yellow Turban Rebellion, the world fell into chaos again. Hu Zhao originally wanted to take his family to settle near Luoyang, but when Hu Zhao heard that Bingzhou was prosperous, he came to Bingzhou to take a look.

As soon as Hu Zhao arrived in Bingzhou, he found that the border area Bingzhou, which was originally desolate in his impression, was so prosperous, and there were no bandits in Bingzhou. Unlike other counties in the Han Dynasty, where public security was corrupt and bandits appeared everywhere, Hu Zhao planned to settle down again.

When Hu Zhao was preparing to run a school in Bingzhou so that ordinary people could read and read, Hu Zhao felt very much agree with Lu Feng's ability to let the people read.

Afterwards, Xi Zhicai talked about the situation on the grassland again.

Since Lu Feng ordered the captives of various tribes and the Southern Xiongnus who were involved in slaughtering each tribe, there were no names of the Southern Xiongnus on the grassland. Qiang Qu also led the Southern Xiongnus whom he could persuade to come to Bingzhou to wait for Ju Su's arrangements within the agreed time.

Qiang Qu took his tribe to Bingzhou, and Ju Su broke them apart and arranged them everywhere in Bingzhou. Qiang Qu himself had no right to object to this. After all, he came to Bingzhou as a surrender and already knew the fate that his tribe might face.

After seeing the Southern Xiongnu people related to the massacre of various tribes in Qiangqu, they were arrested to Bingzhou to mine, they could only stay in Bingzhou honestly. Fortunately, Lu Feng did not take away the military power from Qiangqu, so Qiangqu still had 50,000 Hun cavalry in his hands.

Qiang Qu was originally glad that he had not been stripped of his military power, but when Qiang Qu first saw the legion competition in Bingzhou, the little bit of gratitude in his heart disappeared.

When Qiangqu saw the legion competition in Bingzhou, every soldier actually went to the battlefield with real swords and guns. And everyone saw the people from other legions in front of him, as if they saw their father-killing enemy, and they were slashing and slashing to death. The entire competition venue was broken limbs and broken arms. This was not a legion competition, it was like a real battlefield.

Qiang Qu couldn't imagine if the 50,000 Hun cavalry in his hand would be killed by these bands of Bingzhou troops as fierce as wolves and tigers. Fortunately, Lu Feng did not say that he would let Qiangqu participate in the legion competition before he was in seclusion, otherwise Qiang Qu might have seen the terror of the soldiers in Bingzhou at this time.

In fact, Qiang Qu had always been worried about surrendering to Lu Feng. If it weren't for Lu Feng's force at that time, Qiang Qu would never have made such a decision, but there was no way that the situation was stronger than others at that time. If he did not surrender and chose to surrender to Lu Feng, then he would have become slaves to the Bianzhou like slaughtering various tribes.

When Qiang Qu watched the Bingzhou Legion Competition, his little bit of resistance was immediately put away by him. Facing such a powerful army in Bingzhou, he believed that the 50,000 Hun cavalry in his hands would definitely not be able to make any troubles. Therefore, Qiang Qu decided to stay in Bingzhou honestly and do his best to do his best to do things for Lu Feng, so that his people could live a peaceful life.

In addition to the surrender of the Southern Xiongnu, the Xianbei tribe and Lian and Huaitong were both sides of Huaitong. Originally, Huaitong was joined by Helian and Northern Xiongnu and defeated step by step. Later, Huaitong wanted to take the opportunity to attack Helian and Northern Xiongnu's nest because she deceived Zhang Fei to plunder Helian and the betrothal gifts given to the Northern Xiongnu, but just as Huaitong led his troops to attack Helian and the Northern Xiongnu, he was led by Helian and the Northern Xiongnu king, causing heavy losses to the Huaitong tribe.
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