"Why does China originate from this world?"

Fei Qian looked at the world and said slowly.

Xiahou Dun was stunned. He didn't expect Fei Qian to say this at all. He looked at the wine on the table, then at Fei Qian, and decided not to drink more tonight, so as not to fall into Fei Qian's trap.

However, Xiahou Dun also became a little interested in the questions raised by Fei Qian.

In fact, this question is not only interested in Xiahou Dun, but also many people in later generations. China originated from Yanhuang, but there have always been five provinces fighting each other, each with their own arguments.

『Yanhuang naturally originated from the Central Plains!』 Xiahou Dun said firmly, 『Three battles with Banquan and gained the ambition of Emperor Yan, and fought in the wilderness of Zhuolu to establish the world! This record of the Grand Historian records, is it because the cavalry thought it was empty?』

『Haha,』 Fei Qian smiled and pointed to the place under his feet,『I mean, China originated from here... not here, not here, not here, not from Guanzhong, not Shandong, but here...what does this origin?"

The history of Yanhuang is so far away that when Chinese people want to find the exact historical mark of Yanhuang, they are a little embarrassed. But what is certain is that Yanhuang is two tribes that originated from the Yellow River. Like tribes such as Chiyou, they are all around the Yellow River Basin and reproduced within almost a period of time.

If it is a monkey, maybe it will never be able to get out of the woods in your life.

A group of monkeys have the possibility of going to other forests.

When the tribe evolved and reproduced to a certain number, struggles inevitably arise.

『This…』 Xiahou Dun didn't expect that Fei Qian's "here" was so large that he didn't know what to say for a moment. But Xiahou Dun was unwilling to accept it and fell at a disadvantage in the first sentence, so he countered with words: 『Since that is the case, why did the cavalry think the origin of China?"

Fei Qian raised two fingers, "The only source of China is two."

"Yanhuang?" Xiahou Dun said.

Fei Qian shook his head, "No. Yan Huang is the surface, "competition and integration" is the reality. Those who fight, heaven and earth fight, man and beast fight, and if they do not fight, they cannot live. Those who are harmonious will embrace all rivers and rivers and seas, and spread their strengths to China."

Xiahou Dun also smiled, "So do you want to accept Shandong?"

Fei Qian shook his head, "Does it not for a certain intention to accept Shandong, but for Shandong's intention to return to China?"

『Hahahaha,』 Xiahou Dun laughed,『Is this what the cavalry said on behalf of the emperor?』

Fei Qian also laughed, "Dare you dare to ask if there is an emperor at the beginning of Yanhuang?"

"You!" Xiahou Dun slapped the table, and then saw the fierce guards around Fei Qian. He let out a long breath and sat down slowly. "I thought that Yuan Highway was extremely arrogant and overtook the extreme, but I didn't expect...haha...

Fei Qian smiled and was not angry because of Xiahou Dun's ridicule.

For thousands of years, the Chinese nation has been in constant existence. The root cause is that a few people, such as the two emperors of Yan and Huang, or Yao, Shun and Yu? Obviously not. Although the early dynasties of China were born in the Yuncheng Basin, the most important one was not a certain emperor or an emperor. But over the past few thousand years, the Chinese nation, on the premise of adhering to its own culture, was able to continuously absorb excellent and practical foreign cultures for its own use, and finally formed a powerful and unified dynasty.

The totem of China also illustrates this.

The reason why the Han Dynasty was powerful was not because Liu Bang's skills in governing the country and ensuring national security were so strong. Waving his hand made the world feel good and peaceful, but because in the hundreds of years of disputes in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the Chinese nation no longer wanted to continue the war.

The reason why the Han Dynasty is now declining is that over the past three or four hundred years, the completely rigid political system and bureaucratic system have lagged far behind the needs of the Chinese nation and the overall people.

Simply put, the current cultural and political system of the Han Dynasty could not keep up with the needs of the people, but the emperors and officials in the Han Dynasty still did not want to make adjustments and changes. They just thought that the classics were passed down for thousands of years, and the laws of ancestors could not be changed.

Why did the Sui and Tang Dynasties in history usher in revival? That was because the Five Barbarians invaded China broke the gradually rigid cultural and political system since the Han Dynasty, and even more or less changed some of the characters of the Han people.

And the most important thing is the difference between active and passive.

First of all, the Wuhu was invading China at that time, the Xiongnu Xianbei Jie Diqiang. When the Han people in the northern land lost their effective large-scale organizational capabilities, the Wuhu had to be busy conquering the local Han people and conquering each other, which led to these ethnic minority regimes having no time to completely subdue the Han people in the early stages of the struggle. In the middle and late stages, the population of their own tribe had to compromise with the Han people due to the reduction in war losses, and finally "integration".

This kind of "fusion" in the mouths of some bricks is undoubtedly full of blood and tears, and is far from as simple as the bricks say. If you are not careful, you will fall into the pattern of braided dynasty. Of course, these experts and professors said this on purpose, and more or less the meaning of applying makeup to braided dynasty.

It is also officially because of the precedent of "integration" of "Five Barbarians Invading China", so as long as some gentry families in later feudal dynasties are willing to "integrate" with foreign tribes, there seems to be nothing wrong with it. After all, they are world villages...

Many people in later generations were advocating braids, but in fact, the total population of braids was not small in the later stages, but their combat effectiveness and mental outlook were not enough to be at the bottom? Because the route of braids not only did not try to integrate with Chinese culture, but even spared no effort to suppress, split, and enslave, whether in terms of mental outlook or combat effectiveness.

Daxing literary inquisition, maritime ban, unprecedentedly strict household registration system, and the eight-legged essays were promoted to the death to punish the Han people. This political idea made the entire country infinitely rigid and lose its vitality. At that time, European culture had been spread to China. Can you imagine that Kang Mazi would solve the binary equation? There were countless Western objects in the royal palace, including clocks, telescopes, world maps, various heaters, new guns and cannons...

It was completely opposite to what Peter the Great did during the same period of Kangxi. From then on, the two empires also went in two directions.

Braiding is undoubtedly successful.

They spent three hundred years turning the Chinese nation, which was originally brave in exploration and development, into ignorant, arrogant, deceptive, thin, brave in private fighting and fearful public wars, without any innovative spirit, without adventurous spirit, and conservative and stupid appearance, into the best obedient people in the hearts of rulers, and into slaves who can automatically and spontaneously understand the difficulties of the upper class.

At the same time, the braid also failed.

No matter how hard they try to suppress, deceive, hide, and fool, there are always some people who open their eyes and look at the world in pain...

So Fei Qian once thought about why not more people were looking at the world earlier?

Shandong is the obstacle to the present, but it may also be a helping future.

Fei Qian looked at Xiahou Dun with a gentle expression, as if he was looking at a test field, or as if he was looking at a white mouse, which made Xiahou Dun feel a little cold and erect.
Chapter completed!