Some Shandong people in the Han Dynasty believed that what Zou Yan said was strange and false, and was not enough to believe, but these people also agreed with the "Chinese Jiuzhou", that is, the theory of the Little Jiuzhou. They also equated the "Chinese Jiuzhou" mentioned by Zou Yan, that is, the "Chinese Jiuzhou" with the "Yuan Preface" Jiuzhou, which is the "Jiuzhou" recorded in "Shangshu Yu Gong".

At this point, the concept of "world" was bound by the Shandong people to a relatively narrow range, that is, "Dayu Jiuzhou". As for things outside the "Dayu Jiuzhou", Shandong people instinctively resisted.

Yes, resist.

There are many factors that resist, but one of the important reasons is that the four barbarians outside the Central Plains do not listen to them...

The so-called people who do not follow the ways of Confucius and Mencius and do not obey the kingly transformation.

In the late Han Dynasty, even the Shandong people did not want the areas that were intersecting with these barbarians.

For example, Bingzhou, Liangzhou, Youzhou, etc.

Only by caring about the economic accounts in front of you and not calculating the entire national accounts has become a beautiful landscape for the people of Shandong in the Han Dynasty.

When the Han Dynasty was in decline, due to the corruption of officials and the rigid system, it was difficult to mobilize resources to maintain the suppression of the surrounding barbarians on the frontier. In Liangzhou during the Eastern Han Dynasty, as many as 1.1 million people were lost in the chaos in the late Han Dynasty.

The number of people paying taxes has decreased. On the one hand, nomadic peoples such as the Qiang people repeatedly launched uprisings and rebellions. The local area has experienced many wars, and many people fled Liangzhou or were injured or killed in the chaos. On the other hand, there are a large number of hidden populations of local tyrants.

In this case, whether it was the garrison general sent by the Han Empire to Liangzhou or the local tyrants, if they wanted to form a military force to suppress the rebellion, they could only rely on the Hu people, so that the latter gradually gained a population advantage in the Liangzhou area, which in turn led to the breeding of the next round of rebellions...

Under such circumstances, the way people in Shandong can think of is to give up.

That's right, it's not reform, it's not improvement, it's just knocking to death with one stick.

So much so that it was difficult for the people of the Han Dynasty in the border areas to obtain fair promotion and competition opportunities. The court kept discussing and abandoning Liangzhou. The Han Dynasty's economic, political and military support for the border was decreasing, and no one cared about the natural disasters and man-made disasters and living conditions in Liangzhou. Under such circumstances, the people on the border would inevitably feel resentful. This dissatisfaction was eventually staged in the most dramatic way...

Dong Zhuo was in chaos in politics.

But after Dong Zhuo, have these Shandong people learned a lesson?

Now, it's Youzhou's turn.

"In this way...it's a two-pronged approach!"

Cao Pi had no choice, so he once again said, "I want both, I want both!"

"This..." Chen Qun swallowed.

Cui Yan's smile also became stiff, "The prince..."

Chen Qun wanted to explain to Cao Pi that his and Cui Yan's strategies are contradictory, conflicting, and it is impossible to carry out at the same time. They have to be both necessary and must be necessary, and can only exist in dreams...

But Cao Pi waved his arm and said that since he could grab both hands and both hands must be hard, why is it not possible now? Of course I know that it is difficult. This is the value of your existence, otherwise what do you want to do?

Chen Qun looked at Cui Yan, and Cui Yan also looked at Chen Qun, and the two of them fell silent.

It is really beautiful to grab both hands, so what can I say?
Chapter completed!