It was the result of poor Confucianism. Originally, Confucius’s words did not even mean to forgive evildoers.

Among the emperors of the Han family, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was the representative. There has always been no reason to forgive randomly, and those who dare to offend will be hunted down for thousands of miles...

Unexpectedly, Zhao Yun nodded and said: "Confucius said, 'Repay evil with straightness and repay kindness with kindness'..."

Fei Qian couldn't help but laugh when he heard this.

What Zhao Yun said is not wrong. This is the original saying in the Analects of Confucius. Confucius emphasized more on repaying grievances with straightness. This "straightness" is not direct straightness, but upright straightness. That is to say, we must use legitimate means and don't do it because of

He resorted to methods that lead to more resentment due to old grudges. In other words, what Zhao Yun meant was that Fei Qian should handle this matter with integrity...

"Shan..." Fei Qian nodded and said, "Since Zilong is so insistent... I know that there is something in the south of Daxia, thousands of miles away, in a country full of poison. This thing is like cotton but not cotton, and the flowers bloom like cotton.

The velvet, which is as thin as silk, can be stuffed into clothes to keep out the cold... The commander of Heishan Mountain, after receiving Zilong's intercession and being spared the death penalty, took the old road of Bowang Hou and reopened the hollowed-out road to atone for his sin...

I wonder what Zilong wants?"

Zhao Yun knelt on the ground, kowtowed and replied: "The king is magnanimous!"

Okay, Fei Qian nodded, and then asked Zhao Yun to get up. That's it, killing people is not enough. If you can bring cotton from ancient India, it might be a step to change the scientific and technological process of China.

It’s time to climb into technology.
Chapter completed!