Everything needs a degree.

Too much is as bad as too much.

China itself pays great attention to this issue, and the doctrine of the mean is not just about mixing with the thin.

Regarding the monitoring and control of officials, Guo Jia believes that necessary measures are appropriate. After all, the Han Dynasty had a censorship system, a governor system, a local supervision system, etc., all to ensure that officials will not have any problems in the implementation. However, these daily censorship supervision are in the official business, and using the public to the public is a necessary process management, but taking the family as the qualifiers as the qualifiers makes people feel that they have crossed the line.

Not only has it been passed, but the effect is not good.

Is it useful to Xiang Yu capture Liu Bang's father as a threat?

Not only did he not allow Liu Bang to surrender, he even brought his reputation to his name.

Unless those who like to rush to other people's houses and say that you don't want your husband, no matter how you say, madam...

Otherwise, what are the benefits of this hostage system?

Can the hostages really control the ambitions of those ambitionists?

Whether it is the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, or the Han Dynasty, who is the ambitious man who cares about his so-called hostages?

It’s just that Boss Cao is very stubborn in this matter and is also very taboo to talk about this issue, so it’s hard to say anything whether it’s Guo Jia or Xun Yu.

"The lord's intention may not be all of this." Xun Yu said.

Guo Jia nodded, "I understand... I understand... I always have to give the emperor a step, otherwise the celebration will not be celebrated, and the sacrificial will not be completed. There is no difference if there is a general amnesty, and there is no difference if there is no amnesty... First, we can warn the cavalry and others, and second, we can also let the emperor understand that the cavalry is just like this, and third... If we don't do this, how can we move to Yecheng in the future? Right? What else, you say, you say...'

What Cao Cao meant? Guo Jia actually guessed it. Xun Yu sighed softly and didn't continue to say anything. Just as Guo Jia said, Cao Cao's invented this matter may not be to make excuses to fight with the cavalry head-on, but to divert his sight. On the one hand, it is to divert the emperor's sight, and on the other hand, it is to divert the eyes of his subjects.

The emperor was frustrated at the celebration and must have a bad heart. Now Mao Zong jumped out and said, "Your Majesty, you see, the cavalry is not a good bird, and he also used fake gunpowder to deceive Your Majesty, so you shouldn't expect any cavalry, it's best to stay here honestly."

In addition, during this period, the goods in Chang'an have always been popular among the children of Shandong gentry. Many people would rather spend more money to buy Guanzhong goods than to buy local goods. Cao Cao naturally hopes to promote the "anti-counterfeiting" behavior, saying that the boy in Guanzhong did not take good intentions and did not bring out the goods...

Of course, the deeper meaning is actually known by Guo Jia and Xun Yu.

Cao Cao's actions have shown that he is obviously out of control of Yingchuan. Well, maybe it cannot be said that it is control. It can only be said that Lao Cao likes to hijack others, but does not like to hijack others...

But the problem is that doing so is not a good thing.

At least Guo Jia feels that the so-called hostage system is actually not very good.
Chapter completed!