Everyone Knows I’m a Good Man

Ji Changze and Wei Juncan also lived as long as the two new emperors. They lived a full 115 years before passing away on a sunny day.

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At that time, although Ji Changze was no longer in the court, his reputation had already spread all over the world. Countless students came to mourn because he and his wife settled in Weeping Liu after the death of their elder. Even though Weeping Liu had developed into a tourist attraction at that time, people came to cry. The local residents who are still crowded are unable to go out.

Countless poems in memory of Ji Changze appeared on the day of his burial. Therefore, there is an unspoken rule among later generations of students. Once they encounter poems in memory of Ji Changze and ask the time, it is definitely the time to bury him.

But... there are also surprises.

"Zhao Youzhi's poem in memory of Ji Changze was not written during the funeral? How is it possible? I clearly remember that he cried and fainted several times at the funeral. After he finished writing such a poem, did the teacher judge the paper wrong?"

"I also remember that I wrote it during the funeral. I also specifically wrote about him crying and fainting several times to express his grief at that time."

"What's going on? I can't be wrong. I watched the funeral documentary last week, and it clearly contained the poem that Zhao Youzhi wrote there."

When the test papers were handed out, there was a roar in the classroom.

On the other hand, some top students with good grades remained calm: "You remember wrongly. Zhao Youzhi wrote a poem in memory of Ji Changze when he was funeral, but later he also wrote a poem in memory of Ji Changze before he went to Huzhou to be the governor. Later, when he took office in Changzhou, he also wrote. In total, he wrote a total of fifteen poems in memory of Ji Changze throughout his life. "

Scumbags: "..."

Yeah... they should have thought of that.

Most of the officials in Anguo regarded Ji Changze as their life mentor. At that time, the academies he ran were almost all over Anguo, creating opportunities for countless poor families who wanted to study but could not afford the tuition, because almost half of the candidates every year came from him. came out of the academy, and in the end, all the powerful children were sent in by their parents.

It can be said that when Ji Changze passed away, the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty could be regarded as having a teacher-student relationship with him. In addition to the things he did for Anguo, he discovered kerosene, made cement, made glass, and tinkered with chemical fertilizers. , he turned the originally barren weeping willows into a tourist destination, and the academy he opened became the most sacred place in the minds of literati all over the world.

As a literati, I like to write poetry or something like that.

And Ji Changze is the person most respected by most literati. His presence in poetry is unparalleled.

In addition, he attached great importance to Anguo's security and naval division. At that time, Anguo regained its lost territory, fought against pirates, and established sea vessels for trade. These were all Ji Changze's suggestions.

As a result, this respected boss became both hated and respected by the students.

At first, there was no special test on mathematics in the scientific examination. It was Ji Changze's suggestion that such a subject be added. As a result, from ancient times to the present, mathematics, a subject that many students hate so much that they want to bang against the wall, has been retained.

In Chinese, it is even more difficult to memorize poems praising, praising, mourning, remembering, and missing Ji Changze until I feel bald. But because they all point to one person, it is especially easy to memorize them.

The explosion of these poems related to Ji Changze occurred within one to five years after his death.

An official ate a sweet and sour pork tenderloin, and as he ate, he remembered that he had studied in Mr. Ji's academy when he was sixteen years old. He was young at that time and his family was not well off. Although the canteen was free, he was timid and did not dare to eat more. He had not resigned at that time. Mr. Ji, who held the position of dean, inspected the school and noticed his embarrassment. He ordered a sweet and sour pork tenderloin and finished the meal with him. Afterwards, he told him that the school's free admission was not a charity nor was it simply a matter of doing good deeds. It is to enable them, the future of Anguo, to thrive and become useful people to the country in the future.

From then on, he worked hard and worked hard, and finally got a good name and an official position. His favorite dish has always been the sweet and sour pork. Now that he sees things and thinks about people, he can't help but compose a poem to express his gratitude to his elders. Talent and a heart for good.

A certain student read about Ji Changze's past and yearned for him but had no chance to meet him. He wrote a poem to express his gratitude for why he could not have been born decades earlier.

A certain scholar was depressed and frustrated. He remembered that Mr. Ji had not achieved very high grades, but he had also made such political achievements. He was shocked and wrote a poem to express that he should not feel sorry for himself.

In short, at that time, most of the people in Anguo who had some literary talent wrote poems in memory of Ji Changze.

There is still a small half of it. He wrote one every other year, two every two years, and before he died, he laughed three times and wrote the next one: "Hahahahaha. Don't be sad when I die. I can finally go." It’s time to meet Mr. Ji underground.”

You can imagine how desperate today's students feel every time they recite poetry.

Not to mention the history books, Anguo is the most prosperous country in history, and it can even be said to be a country that has broken through the times.

When Ji Changze died, cement roads had been built everywhere in Anguo. The merchant fleet was the strongest in the world at that time. The emperor was a thief, hiding his own technology while learning good foreign technology.

Later, during the World War, some countries wanted to take a bite of Anguo's flesh, but were directly beaten out by Anguo and received war compensation.

The n-th Anguo emperor at that time was the loyal Ji Chui. At that time, when all countries were slowly changing their systems, he made a major decision because of Ji Changze's ideas two hundred years ago.

He resigned from the throne and changed to a socialist system more suitable for the development of the country.

From an emperor who has the power of life and death to personally declaring that everyone's life is equal and important, and voluntarily giving up his privileges without coercion, and even when the throne is very stable, the emperor's own character is naturally worthy of admiration, but But he insisted that it was Ji Changze, who had been dead for two hundred years, who brought him the idea.

Therefore, even when today's republic is established, Ji Changze's philosophy must be memorized for two hundred years.

And for those who study history, it is even more crazy.

The scumbag knelt down again; "I'm going to die, I'm going to die, why do we not only have to carry Ji Changze, but also his wife, his brother-in-law, his father-in-law, his parents, his two sons, and his six grandsons, one granddaughter, and His great-grandchildren, I really feel like I’m not reciting a history book, I’m reciting a family tree.”

The top student said that this was nothing: "If we really want to calculate it like this, we still have to carry his three loyal subordinates, his subordinates' sons and daughters, his eighteen students, two hundred and three confidants, and …”

"Stop, stop, stop! Stop talking, I'm going to burp if you keep talking!"

The scumbag broke down and covered his ears: "Is he collecting cards? Why do he have so many confidants? Oh my God, these confidants are quite capable. It's too difficult. It's so difficult."

"It's okay. The two hundred and three confidants are not mentioned too many times in the test paper. After all, they are not left behind by official history, but written in Ji Changze's diary when his tomb was discovered. Speaking of which, don't you think it is very difficult to memorize these? Is it interesting? Although only a quarter of these two hundred and three confidants were court officials, they made shocking contributions to the development of Anguo at that time, and..."

The scumbag hugged the table: "I'm shocked right now. I don't want to memorize the names of two hundred and three people. Is there anything more terrifying in this world than memorizing the list of Ji Nagaze's confidants?"

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The top student looked down at the message that popped up on the study watch on his wrist, and sighed: "Yes."

"The descendants of the Ji family donated Ji Changze's original complete notebook. His real number of confidants was 1,545. The list of confidants in the tomb only recorded people up to the age of 45. The descendants of the Ji family donated That’s the full version.”

slacker student:"……"

"Furthermore, the notepad also helped the then Emperor Tian Yuan write down the list of his confidants. Emperor Tian Yuan had more than 500 confidants. Emperor Tian Yuan has always been the focus of the examination. I guess we will also have to memorize his confidants."

School scumbag: "...the two of them are Neptunes??!! How big of a heart can they have so many confidants?!!"

The scholar said seriously: "In fact, the next emperor also inherited his father's fine tradition of having confidants everywhere."

slacker student:"……"

Today is another day when Ji Changze drives him crazy.

I don't know why, but both history and teachers' evaluations say that Ji Qingji Changze was a gentle man with a clear breeze and bright moon, and a humble gentleman with great virtues.

But the scumbag just thinks that this Ji Changze must be a very bad person.

Woo hoo hoo it must be.