After hearing Master Xia's words, Miss Lin quickly ran to Li's mansion to find Li Kan for help, but after Li Kan left, she didn't know who she met, so she fainted after hitting her.

After waking up, she found herself lying in the backyard of Li’s mansion, with a big hole broken in the wall of the yard.

Miss Lin walked out of the cave in a daze and returned to her home.

Let’s say that Li Kan took Qingwu home and asked her to recover from her injuries, and promised her not to leave until her injuries were healed.

Then Li Kan really waited here to take care of Qingwu, and Aunt Qin and the others, making Qingwu look like a maid, but she lived the most comfortable life.

This guilt continued until Qingwu was able to get out of bed and walk around.

Originally, she wanted to lie down for a few more days so that she could enjoy Li Kan's care.

But Qing Wu saw Aunt Qin busy her life to take care of her. Although Li Kan kept guarding her, she could see Li Kan frowning from time to time.

If Li Kan wants to leave here, there must be something important to do, but he is so selfish.

So three days later, Qingwu got up by herself and began to do her duty as a maid.

After seeing Qingwu recovered, Li Kan was very happy and relieved, so that he could leave here with peace of mind.

But before leaving, he still has one more thing to do.

That day, Li Kan found an opportunity to tell Aunt Qin about what she was about to leave.

Although Aunt Qin was reluctant to leave after hearing this, she sighed and said, "I know, you won't stay here for a long time. Don't worry, I will comfort her on the side of Huaer."

After Aunt Qin finished speaking, she called Huaer who was studying and said to her, "Come and kowtow to her benefactor."

Li Kan stretched out his hand, but was stopped by Aunt Qin. She said, "Don't stop it, this is the only thing we can do."

Li Kan hesitated for a moment when he heard this. Aunt Qin took the opportunity to kneel down and kowtowed to him.

"Why are you doing this? You saved my life." Li Kan said in a sigh.

Aunt Qin didn't say anything. It was Li Kan who allowed them to return to their hometown and gave them money that they could never spend in their entire lives. I really don't know if this kind of kindness should be paid back.

"By the way, you can't sit still and spend time in the future, find something to do. Always staying at home will make you sick." Li Kan said.

This is also a problem that Li Kan only thought of recently. It is better to teach people how to fish than to teach people how to fish. Sometimes a poor person gets rich for no reason.

But now that the matter is done, it is too late to regret it, so I can only try my best to remind them.

Fortunately, Aunt Qin and the others have been poor for more than ten years and should understand the value of wealth.

Isn’t it also said that girls should be raised with wealth? When they grow up, they won’t be afraid of bad men using some tricks to deceive her away.

"Rich" means that parents should often take girls in various occasions to broaden their horizons and increase their experiences. In this way, when their daughter reaches the age of flowers, they will not be easily tempted by vanity and prosperity in the world. If a girl has never seen any big world, she will be easily attracted by a little profit, thus suffering great losses, and leading to irreparable tragedies in her life; while boys are different, and parents should cultivate their hard-working and hard-working style from an early age. "Rich" means that there must be some material restrictions on children and give them whatever they cannot want. Because for men, only by not being afraid of the harsh living environment and adapting to cruel social competition can they truly strive to create a sky of their own and shoulder the responsibilities of society and family.

The richer the girl's family, because she will eventually get married in the future. She should pamper the girl. Another meaning is: she should pamper her from a young age, love her, and cultivate her self-confidence. A good environment can make the girl have temperament! Learn more. Let's talk about the daughters of rich families, such as music, chess, calligraphy, painting, poetry, songs, dance and ink, go to the hall, go to the kitchen, and be well-educated. And how outstanding her next generation will be under her cultivation!

So it is not a big mistake for Li Kan to do this. The key is to see how Aunt Qin and Qingwu educate her in the future.

A few days later, Qingwu's tone was ready, and Li Kan took her to pick it up in person.

This is a sword. Sword, one of the ancient weapons, belongs to "short soldiers". It is known as "the king of all soldiers". Ancient swords were made of metal, long strips, pointed at the front, short handle at the back, and blades on both sides. Now as a sword for fencing, the sword is a slender steel bar, with a small ball at the top, without blades.

In the early days, swords were dagger-style short swords, and swords were the only difference between single and double blades. Swords were also called "Qinglu", "Path Road", and "Changzhu". In the late Spring and Autumn Period, long swords began to become popular. Most of the swords with excellent textures came from the south, mainly Wu, Yue, Chu, and Bashu. Long swords came out, and short swords were not abandoned. The history of swords has a long history.

The long sword is convenient for combat, the short sword is good for protection, and can also be used for assassination. Jing Ke assassinated the King of Qin, Wang Yue, the knight at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and Shi A is a typical example.

The sword is a sharp-length weapon with a sharp blade, and its size and length are the standard for the human body, so it depends on the human body. Therefore, it is determined by measuring the human body. Zheng E further explained the sword in detail, saying that "the appearance of a person is different in size and length. If the sword is made for his clothes, it is not straightforward to look beautiful, but to make each one suit his use. Therefore, it is a three-class system to wait for the third-class people so that it can be adapted to suit according to the appropriate conditions. The stem of the sword is five inches long, and if the sword body is five times longer, it is three feet long, and it is three feet, and it is nine clangs, and it is three kilograms and twelve taels, and its length is extremely long.

The most important thing is that it is called the top. Only those who are long and strong can defeat it, so the top scholar will be able to overcome it. The sword body is four stems, and the stem is two feet and five inches long. The heavy is seven clangs, and then two pounds and fourteen ounces, and the length is small and light is the middle, so it is called the middle. Only those who are able to obtain the middle should be subjected to it, so the middle soldiers should be subjected to it. If the sword body is three stems, then two feet and ears, and then two pounds and one ounces and three ounces of ears, and light is short, so it is called the bottom. Those who are short in shape and weak in strength can be subjected to it."

Swords are a type of short-soldier, derived from spear-shaped piercing soldiers and short daggers. They originated from before the Shang Dynasty. They were extremely short and had only short flat stems and no tubes. The ancients used this sword to penetrate the waist to cut or stab, and resist bandits and wild animals. By the Zhou Dynasty, especially during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, it had become the main short weapon and must have for soldiers. Even Feng Xi and Han Xin in the early Han Dynasty were poor and had no food, but they were still carried with them. The famous ones were Gan Jiang, Mo Ye, Longquan, Tai A, Chunjun, Zhanlu, Yu Chan, Juque, etc. There was a Longquan sword in the Spring and Autumn Period hidden in the Forbidden City, which is still very sharp today, proving that China has a long history in the manufacturing and use of swords.

In China, swords are the holy qualities of ancient times, and are the most noble and noble. They are all respected by humans and gods. They are the ancestors of short-term warriors and close-killing weapons. They have become mysterious legends with their profound skills. In fact, because of their lightness, charm and ability to use them, they have all been proud of their dynasties, princes, princes, scholars, knights, merchants and common people in history, have always been on the battlefield since ancient times, dominating the martial arts world, establishing their own country, and being kind and righteous. Therefore, they have been passed down to this day and are still loved by the world. They are also deeply rooted in the hearts of the people with their glorious history, and can be passed down through the past.

From Huangdi to the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, most of them made swords with copper. The sword quality was quite good, and the refining technology gradually improved. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, sword making was also customized, and the method of making swords was detailed. Zhou Li Kaogong Ji said:. Also, archaeological records say:.

In the Shang Dynasty, there were historical records of sword making in China, which were usually made of willow leaves or sharp triangles, and were initially made of copper. At that time, it was usually used as an auxiliary weapon under long weapons, but in areas with more rivers such as Wu and Yue, swords were used as the main weapon because of more water battles. Most famous swords from the Spring and Autumn Period also came from these areas. The "Ordos straight-handled dagger-style bronze short sword" unearthed from the Zhukaigou site of Yijin Holo Banner, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region is the earliest bronze sword known to my country so far, about the 15th century BC in the early Shang Dynasty. This sword is 25.4 cm long, and the sword body is almost like willow leaves, thick ridge, double-sided blade, straight shank, and straight shank. There are two grooves in the middle, the head of the shank is slightly ring-shaped, and there are convex teeth on both sides of the joint between the shank and the sword body. The sword body is obliquely convexed to form a sharp edge, and the handle is wrapped around hemp ropes.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the sword was the main weapon of infantry warfare and was continuously lengthened. The total length of the King of Yue Goujian, unearthed from the No. 1 Chu Tomb of Jiangling, Yingzhou was 55.7 cm. During the reign of Emperor Wu of Han, it was more than 3 feet. The blade stretched from two degrees of arc to become straight, and the angle of the sword edge increased from sharpness. The Eastern Han Dynasty gradually withdrew from the stage of war, mainly for wearing ceremonial guards or practicing martial arts to strengthen one's own defense. After the Han Dynasty, the bronze sword was gradually replaced by steel swords and tended to be fixed, that is, there were ridges in the sword body, blades on both sides, sword tips in front, sword heads in the middle, stems at the back, and rings at the end of the stem were called slits. In addition, there were also sword sheaths, sword spears and other accessories. After the Sui and Tang Dynasties, swords were prevalent.

First grade, jade sword, mountain Xuanyu, second grade, gold sword, water cangyu. Third grade and founding sons, fifth grade men, fifth grade men, silver sword and water cangyu, the attendant has been lowered, and Tongzhilang has been raised, and the accompanying position is like a sword. Those who bring straight swords enter the ancestral temple and the rising hall, if they are in the battle, they will all be untied. First grade men, Sanjungong, founding sons, all have two pants. Second grade men, third grade men, fifth grade men, five grade men, all have only wore the ribbon. "The Tang Dynasty was the most prosperous, and was regarded as an ornament by literati and poets, expressing their ambitions or showing their martial spirit. The swordsman has an indissoluble bond with Taoism and became one of the magic weapons in the hands of Taoists.

The sword in Li Kan seemed to match the Qin State in this world, and it was a bronze sword.

In China, the bronze sword began in the Shang Dynasty. At that time, its sword body was generally short, shaped like the leaves of a willow tree, and its production was relatively rough. After the late Spring and Autumn Period, the bronze sword was mature, and the story of "King of Yue Goujian" happened in this period. At this time, the sword body of the bronze sword was generally lengthened to fifty or sixty centimeters. A bronze sword was mainly composed of two parts: the sword body and the sword stem. The so-called "stem" of the sword is the handle of the sword. There is also a convex partition between the sword stem and the sword body, called "grid". The more exquisite bronze sword has some decorations on the "grid" to show the identity and status of the user. These decorations usually use jade materials, so this sword is also called "jade-headed sword". After the Western Han Dynasty, iron weapons completely replaced bronze weapons, and the bronze swords then withdrew from the stage of history.

The creation and development history of the Chinese bronze sword can be traced back to the Shang and Zhou dynasties when primitive society began to enter the slave society. It was already at its peak until the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and then continued until the Qin and Han dynasties.

When the iron sword appeared, the bronze sword gradually disappeared. Through field archaeological excavations, bronze weapons including bronze swords were unearthed across the country, which can be said to be endless and colorful. Especially in the past few years, the discovery of King Fuchai Sword of King Wu and King Goujian of Yue, shocked China and the world and became a rare treasure.

In the Bronze Age, the key to making swords was to add how much tin to the copper during smelting. If there was less tin, the sword was too soft; if there was too much tin, the sword was hard, but it was easy to break. Chemical quantitative analysis of Qin Jian showed that its copper-tin ratio combined the hardness and toughness of the bronze sword just right. As the last peak of the bronze sword casting process, the length, hardness and toughness of the Qin Jian reached an almost perfect combination, and the attack performance was greatly increased.

Qin-style copper swords are not only long, but also very sharp. Some swords are unearthed without rust, smooth as new, and sharp blades. After testing, 18 layers of paper can be cut through at one time. The surfaces of these swords are gray-yellow, with fine tissue and no trachoma. Moreover, the surface of the sword body has been finely filed and polished, so it is extremely flat and bright.

But these are all bronze swords from Li Kan in that world. I wonder if the bronze swords from Qin in this world are so powerful.

Li Kan also struggled when he saw the blacksmith holding his sword.

He is a blacksmith who swung a hammer every day, and his strength is not comparable to that of ordinary people. It is difficult to use this sword. Can the female streamer in the Qingwu series be able to move it?

"Young Master, don't underestimate me~" Qing Wu took the bronze sword like a show-off and danced a sword flower very easily, which surprised the blacksmith beside her and called the girl very strong.

In order to prove the power of the weapons he made, the blacksmith picked up a standard long sword and crossed it to Qingwu and said to him: "Come on! Girl, try it and see how my skills are."

"Okay!" Qing Wu waved his sword and cut it off, and the long sword broke in response to the sound, but the bronze sword had no trace at all.
Chapter completed!