Three Kingdoms

  Chapter 100 Deer Creek Seeking the Way

  If you want to build a hut, you must first find a craftsman.

  Now that Fei Qian has an official identity, he can naturally call the official craftsmen.

  The craftsman in Xiangyang who is in charge of this aspect is surnamed Huang and named Dou.

  Fortunately, the Han Dynasty didn’t allow the use of names and surnames. Otherwise, Fei Qian guessed that he might not be able to help but laugh out loud, especially when paired with Master Huang’s short, round figure...

   It turned out that Huang Dajiang shirked that there was no official document order, and then Fei Qian directly said that the expenses would be paid by him personally, and if he didn’t do it, he would find someone else, and then Huang Dajiang agreed.

Now that the autumn harvest is over, many farmers are already relaxing at home. Many people are willing to come out to buy some energy in exchange for some money, so handymen don’t have to worry about no one coming, and those more professional projects only need craftsmen to bring a few apprentices. Check it out, and you can get it done, basically there is no difficulty, it is purely an opportunity to make extra money, and you will not come if you are stupid.

  Dajiang Huang walked around the foot of the Lushan Mountain twice, and finally decided on the place to build the wooden house.

  Although Fei Qian didn’t understand it very well, he thought it was pretty good at first glance. A small bag of soil slightly higher than the flat ground, the stream flowing from the deer mountain just flows around the bag not far away, so it is very convenient to get water for daily life, and there is no need to worry about the problem of backflow due to high water level in the rainy season.

It’s better in the Han Dynasty. Such a large piece of land can be built as you want. You only need to go to the government to prepare a case and write a document. After paying a little land fee, this piece of land is counted under Fei Qian's name.

It's not that Fei Qian is using power for personal gain, it's because the fast land itself belongs to the mountainous area, and it's some distance away from the city, so its value is not high. Besides, it's said that it has been approved by Mr. Pang De, so it's just a small favor. .

   After deciding to build a wooden house under the mountain, there is no need to look for any houses in the natural city.

  Fei Qian didn't bother to see the faces of the ugly short-sighted scribes, so he went out early and returned late to Lushan with Uncle Fu these few days.

   As for Dianmao?

  Hehe, in terms of rank, one should not drive under the governor. Anyway, as long as Liu Biao keeps quiet, no one can control Fei Qian's head...

  Originally, Feiqian just planned to build a wooden house, but after confirming the construction cost with Huang Dajiang, he found that the price of building houses in the Han Dynasty was really cheap, so he simply expanded the construction scale.

Anyway, because the material has this special status, it can be calculated according to the purchase price of the public warehouse. It is pulled from the warehouse in Xiangyang, and there is no need to wait for the felled wood to dry out like ordinary people. They are all well-formed materials and can be directly It's on the shelf, which is much more convenient.

Fei Qian didn't know much about the construction industry, so he simply threw it all over to Master Huang to operate it. When he and Uncle Fu came over every day, he basically didn't point fingers and interfere with Master Huang's work, but found a secluded place by himself to think about Mr. Pound The remarks.

  Fei Qian was not in a hurry to visit Duke Pound again, he hadn’t thought it through yet, and he didn’t have much help if he went, and he would be considered impetuous. The last time Mr. Pang De met, he woke up on purpose, so Fei Qian felt that he also needed to adjust before it was too late to go.

When I arrived at the construction site today, after greeting Master Huang, Fei Qian found a place by himself, untied the harness of the carriage, and asked Uncle Fu to take the horses to find some aquatic plants, while he found a large rock by the stream, sat down.

  The stream is gurgling and running, and the warm autumn sun shines on the body, which is very pleasant.

   But in Fei Qian's heart, the past few days have been turbulent and difficult to calm down.

  Pang Degong said the word "Tao" a few days ago, Fei Qian has been pondering over the past few days, and found that this point may be a great difference between the people of the Han Dynasty and the people of later generations.

If it is based on the number of people who have purely mastered general knowledge, it is natural that later generations will receive education on a wider level and the number of people will be larger. But if it is measured according to this "Tao", maybe the Han Dynasty had its own "Tao" On the contrary, it is hard to say that there are more than later generations.

  Fei Qian recalled the life experience of later generations, and almost never really formed his own "Tao".

When I was young, I was often teased by adults and said some bold words about becoming this family when I grow up, but it was just like a joke, just for fun, and adults would not take it seriously, let alone ignorant children. .

  When you get older and go to elementary school or middle school, how many people will think of their childhood dreams? There may be some, but most of them are indoctrinated under the red flag to become successors of XX, and to fight for the cause of XX for life...

Then go to university, logically speaking, you should at least find your own life direction in university, but Fei Qian searched carefully in his memory, even the teacher of university philosophy class taught subjects according to the book every day, never mentioning that this was originally the biggest motivation in life source, not to mention the teachers of other courses...

  And what did you do the most in college?

Play.

   Then, in the society, the job I was looking for was not in the same path as my major, and I didn’t have much interest in work, so I just messed around like this, until now in the Han Dynasty...

A few days ago, when I was listening to a public lecture at Xun's house, when I heard Xun Yu put forward the "Four Virtues" on the stage, Fei Qian felt an inexplicable shock at that time. Xun Yu's way of the four virtues, but faintly discovered the biggest gap between himself and this group of top people...

Recalling the brilliant characters in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms that I met along the way from Luoyang to Xiangyang, Fei Qian, a general, could not compare with the marksmanship he learned from Zhang Liao. The civilian side, like Cai Yong The two masters, Liu Hong and Liu Hong, are masters in the academic world, such as Cao Cao and Yuan Shao, and there are also people like Xun Yu and Guo Jia. Has that person established his own "Tao" early on and worked hard for it? struggle?

   Even the teasing Zaozhi who was bullied by himself, isn’t he also determined to achieve the "way of farming and mulberry"?

   And what about myself?

   mixed.

  The habits brought from later generations have not changed at all.

  Although I can still think of the question "What is your ambition" that came out of the blue that night, but in actual behavior, avoidance still plays a major role.

  If it wasn't for Cai Yong and Pang Degong to wake up, maybe I still don't know where my biggest shortcoming is...

  Master Cai Yong said that his Tao is not suitable for teaching me, but he hopes that Mr. Pang De can teach him. What does it mean?

   Do you think I am slippery and not in line with the way of humility?

   Or does it mean that my avoidance of individuality does not conform to the way of sticking to it?

   Or both, or some other reason?

Ugh…

  How do I find my own "Tao"?

  Where are my strengths?

  What are my disadvantages?

  What am I going to do in this turbulent dynasty?

   Where am I headed?

  Fei sits beside the deer mountain stream, thinking hard...

  (end of this chapter)