The smiles of the two people are as subtle as they are in the ostentatious and show their desire in the hope.

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Information asymmetry is always a pain that humans cannot heal and erase, so humans desire information sharing modes similar to "hive" or "Tower Tower" type. However, no matter how humans fantasize or simulate, they cannot imagine a state of complete information exchange without any obstacles.

Because no matter who it is, I have me in my heart.

Small, big self.

For Fei Qian, all his knowledge and information about the Three Kingdoms is no longer useful.

Perhaps when recruiting talents in the later stage, some people can know that they have certain talents, but except for knowing that they can only be famous in the history of the Three Kingdoms, the rest is unclear.

Whether loyalty or virtuousness is to focus on individual family or national collective, it is not impossible to understand everything by knowing a name.

For the frontline generals, they only need to fight on the battlefield, but for Fei Qian...

Huh?

Why does this mean something strange?

But this is indeed Fei Qian’s main trouble at the moment.

From a tactical perspective, the current battle in Hedong is undoubtedly a great victory for the Cavalry Army.

Fei Qian and the generals and counselors under Fei Qian used the passes and mountains to successfully limit the strength of Cao's army, and defeated Cao's army's multiple attacks, and captured enemy generals.

But on the other hand, Cao's army may not be defeated.

Because Cao's army also succeeded in consuming a lot of food, grass and money that Fei Qian had accumulated over the years.

And the key is that we will continue to consume next.

Cao Cao can plunder the population and destroy the family, but can the cavalry army?

It’s winter now. I will take over these populations and at least provide food for the beginning of spring. Then I can consider wild vegetables, fishing, hunting and other means of replenishing food, and then wait until autumn...

How much food and grass does this require?

How much time can the grain from Sichuan, Shu, Hanzhong, or Longxi support and how many people can provide?

In Guanzhong and Hedong, how should those who originally came from Shandong view and treat the current group of Shandong prisoners and surrendered soldiers?

Even if we continue to defeat Heluo, should we re-support the Yang family, or people like the Yang family become new buffer belts, or would we just do it in one go to defeat Zhongyuan?

After conquering the Central Plains, the troops and weapons may be enough to support it, but what about the management personnel?

I have to go through the second time when I eat too fast and then get choked to death with indigestion?

Fei Qian needs to consider this kind of problem. He cannot wait until these problems have occurred before he says he should think about it and consider it...

When their subordinates ask questions, they hope that Fei Qian can make a decision. Even if it is left for Fei Qian, it will not be too long. Because if Fei Qian has no choice, then they will find a way, and the final thing they do may not be what Fei Qian originally wanted.

Fei Qian had experienced too many leaders in his later generations because he was unwilling to take responsibility or was too lazy to think. So he asked this and that when something happened, and then said he would let go and do it boldly. When something went wrong, he would come to trouble his subordinates, and he would blame him for one or six, and he would just take a break. The remaining day would be the only time to rest, and the employees would make their own decisions without asking for instructions.

All animals cannot see themselves.

Including humans.

The outlines and forms they have obtained are actually feedback from other creatures outside.

Just like a puppy with a cat that has grown up, it will have cat habits, and a kitten with a dog that has a dog habit.

So when a person does not look in the "mirror" for a long time, they will forget their original appearance...

If they suddenly see themselves in the "mirror" after a long time, they will not feel intimate about their appearance, but will become afraid.

"So, I am like this? Shouldn't I be like that?"

What Fei Qian needs is to look in the "mirror" from time to time.

And now, a "mirror" is placed in front of Fei Qian...

"The thief army camp actually defeated Sima Zhongda?"

After receiving Sima Yi's report, Fei Qian couldn't help but be a little surprised.

After defeating Lu Chang, Fei Qian once thought that the soldiers of Cao's army had collapsed!

The quality of the soldiers of the Cao army is not high, and coupled with the continuous defeats during this period, shouldn’t it be that they have entered the state of “escape when they see the wind”? How can they still defeat Sima Yi?

This is unscientific!

But that's how it happened.

This is like a "mirror", placed in front of Fei Qian, allowing him to reexamine himself and his troops.

"Go and spread Zhongkang to come!"

Fei Qian didn't raise his head, looked at the map and said to the guards beside him.

The guards took the order and after a while Xu Chu arrived and bowed to him.

Fei Qian nodded and asked straight to the point: "Can there be livestock and horses in the forts in Shandong now? "

Perhaps it was the embarrassment in the early Han Dynasty, or perhaps it was the cruelty of the Huns, the Han Dynasty was considered a dynasty that created the national-level Ma Zheng.

When the Han Dynasty was just established, it was poor and there were very few horses. The emperor could not find four horses of the same color to pull the cart, and the ministers could only compromise and ride the ox cart to the court.

After Liu Bang's death, the arrogant Xiongnu Khan wrote to Empress Lü, "I am a widow, you are a widow, we just match a pair!"

Empress Lü was furious and wanted to attack the Huns, but because of the lack of horses, she could not form a cavalry army. She had to swallow her anger and continue to send money and property to the Huns, and send the princess and the Huns to marry each other.

All these things left a deep imprint on the two emperors of Han, Wen and Wu.

Raise horses!

In the early years of Emperor Wu of Han, there was no horse farming land like the Hetao Plain and the Hexi Corridor in the Han Dynasty.

Of course, it costs money to raise a horse.

In order to raise horses, Liu Bang added a calculation tax when the country was founded, "The tax was paid from more than fifteen to fifty-six years, and the people were 120 to one calculation, and it was for the garrison and chariots and horses to govern the treasury." In other words, the earliest calculation tax was for the special tax on raising horses.

This is the real power of the whole country to raise horses!

It’s a pity that this is considered a tuition. In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the court did not raise horses, but the taxes could not be reduced!

Just like Midi's oil price, as long as it rises, it will never fall. Although it seems to have ups and downs, but in fact...

In the early Han Dynasty, in addition to collecting taxes to raise horses, people were encouraged to raise horses, and discounts were given, "If the people have a chariot and horse riding, three more soldiers will be given", which means that as long as the people produce one horse, they can be exempted from the military service of the three. In this way, raising horses will naturally become popular.

As for the policy that was wrongly implemented after Emperor Wu of Han, it is also a story later.

In any case, raising horses in the Han Dynasty was not a rare or particularly difficult thing for the people.

Even in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, there was no longer a large-scale horse-raising policy at the national level, but among the people of Shandong, especially among the gentry clans, there must be a certain ability to raise horses.

Xu Chu's answer also confirms this.

Xu Chu said that although the Central Plains and Jianghuai did not produce horses, before the world was in chaos, there were generally horse-raising among the gentry manors and forts in these places.

After the world's turmoil, the horses in the Central Plains decreased sharply, but the princes of the Central Plains were not fools, so they naturally had to collect war horses and concentrate on taming and reproduction...

Just like this time Cao Cao sent troops, didn’t he also gather three or four thousand cavalrymen?

Fei Qian heard it, thought, and suddenly said: "Zhongkang, is it possible that in Shandong, there are actually more war horses that can be collected than what we have seen?"

"The lord's intention is that Cao's thief still has something to hide?" Xu Chu said, "But if this is true, then what is the purpose of Cao's thief?"
Chapter completed!