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and so.

He had previously published a comprehensive newspaper to "praise" Prince Jing's Mansion.

It was not until Li Gefei came that it was widely released.

Newspapers are not something that only appeared in later times.

There were newspapers in the Song Dynasty, and they were called "Dibao"!

It was the official newspaper of the Song Dynasty and was also known as "Chao Bao".

In addition to the "Morning News", there is also a private newspaper called "tabloid".

However, tabloids are not recognized by the government and the content they publish is also varied.

Thanks to the improvement of the status of literati in the Song Dynasty and the invention of woodblock printing, the printing-related supporting industries in the Song Dynasty were improved.

"Biography of Wang Anshi" states: "He banished the book "Spring and Autumn Annals" from the list of official schools, and even the play listings were cut off from the morning newspaper."

"Chaoye Leiyao" states: "The morning report is the daily affairs report. Every day, the Ministry of Personnel and the Ministry of Rear Affairs compiles it and asks the officials to report it. Then it is sent to the Capital Jinzouyuan and reported throughout the country."

This can be seen.

Before Wang Anshi's reform, that is, in the early Northern Song Dynasty, the government had already launched the official gazette.

Most of the content published in the Song Dynasty's court bulletins were monthly reports submitted by various court agencies.

Finally, after being compiled and edited by the Jinzouyuan, it was launched as an official newspaper.

For example, the Ministry of Justice, which is responsible for the laws on rewards and punishments, mainly reports on the implementation of laws.

The Ministry of Rites, which was responsible for receiving foreign guests, and the Ministry of War, which was in charge of military mobilization, would report to the Jinzouyuan on events that occurred in their respective departments at fixed time periods.

After receiving the monthly report, the Jinzouyuan would publish a comprehensive version of the Dibao. Before the Dibao was finally issued, it would be submitted to the prime minister for review.

In short.

The publication period of the Song Dynasty's official gazette was basically no less than 15 days. It was only published within the Song Dynasty and was an internal publication.

In addition, the official gazette generally publishes important government news.

Its content is rigorous.

Without a sufficient level of education, it is generally difficult to understand the official gazette, and the confidentiality of the content is also strictly enforced.

The Song Dynasty's "Collected Draft of the Statutes" states: "If the sealed text or the matter is confidential, it shall not be reported."

At the same time, the official gazette of the Song Dynasty could also play a propaganda role.

For example, some officials who were sent out of Beijing needed to keep a close eye on the court's transfer orders. They had to read the court bulletins to see what was happening in Bianliang City.

In addition, the phenomenon of "0.2 redundant staff" was prominent in the Song Dynasty bureaucracy, so expatriate officials had to keep abreast of their superiors.

This will make it more convenient to report local information to the Menxia Province, and then the emperor and the "Three Departments and Two Offices" will grasp the direction of country development.

"Xiangshan Yelu": Zhang Shangshu sang about stationing at Chentai. One day, he received a report from his official residence that his classmate Wang Wenzhen had been promoted to a high position. Zhang Shangshu was not very happy. He raised his beard and arms and said to the guest: "How can the court be willing to use my wisdom to help the people? I have always been upright and honest. I vowed that I would never serve in the government since I was young."

The above paragraph is about: "Zhang Yong was demoted to Chenzhou, and learned from the court reports that Wang Dan became the prime minister."

Zhao Wuxian’s previous palace newspapers were relatively simple and were only circulated in various portals of Prince Jing’s Palace.

After Li Gefei came, he carried out reforms.

In addition to some decisions made by Prince Jing's Mansion and words of praise, some works by famous artists were also published.

Poems such as Su Shi's, as well as fables in the form of operas and novels, are especially popular among the public.

They even post some "advertisements" for job openings and recruiting, as well as some popular science knowledge, which spark heated discussions.

The newspaper sells tens of thousands of copies per issue, and the sales are increasing with each issue.

The newspaper's turnaround naturally attracted Zhao Wuxian's attention, and he personally came to encourage everyone to grow bigger and stronger and create greater glory.

Li Gefei saluted and said ashamedly: "Your Majesty, the changes in the newspaper are not my credit, but my daughter's suggestions!"

"Oh?"

Zhao Wuxian was surprised and asked, "Li Qingzhao?"

Chapter 437: Give Li Qingzhao a gift, return ten thousand times, and ten thousand mathematics monographs!

Government newspaper.

Zhao Wuxian was a little surprised to hear that it was Li Gefei who said this.

"Yes, it's my daughter!" said Li Gefei.

Zhao WuXian smiled and said, "The Li family has a daughter who is as capable as any man! Where is she?"

“Also in the newspaper office!”

Li Gefei said this and asked someone to find Li Qingzhao.

Li Qingzhao was only sixteen years old, but she was already famous for her poems.

His father, Li Gefei, was a Jinshi graduate and a student of Su Shi, known as one of the "Four Scholars after Su Shi"!

He had a large collection of books, was good at writing, and was skilled in poetry and prose.

His mother is the granddaughter of the top scholar Wang Gongchen.

She has lived in a family with a strong literary atmosphere since she was a child.

Influenced by what is seen and heard, and influenced by family education.

In addition, he is intelligent and talented.

Therefore, he was famous for his poetry since he was young and had great talent and ability.

It was highly praised by Chao Buzhi, a famous literary figure at the time and Su Shi's disciple.

She lived with her father in Bian Jing.

Elegant living environment.

Especially the prosperous scene of Kyoto.

It inspired Li Qingzhao's creative passion.

In addition to writing poetry, he began to emerge in the field of ci poetry and wrote the famous and widely circulated ci poem "Ru Meng Ling" (Last night the rain was sparse and the wind was strong).

As soon as this poem came out, it caused a sensation in the entire capital. All the scholars in the capital applauded and praised it, and no one could describe it in words.

Deng Deng Deng!

A burst of hurried footsteps came closer and closer.

Soon.

The owner of the footsteps walked in quickly, and it turned out to be a girl in a green dress.

She has picturesque eyebrows and delicate features.

She has thin lips and thin eyebrows.

A pair of eyes with long eye tails, which form a charming crescent shape when smiling, make her look pretty and cute.

Her appearance is eye-catching.

Li Qingzhao was not only beautiful.

more importantly.

The manners and temperament in his every move and gesture show that he comes from a family with a profound heritage of poetry and literature.

She glanced at Zhao Wuxian with her bright eyes, stopped, bowed, and said, "Greetings, Your Majesty! 15 Meet father!"

Her clear voice is particularly pleasant to the ear.

Because of running, there was a little blush on the little face.

It further highlights the girl's cuteness.

At the beginning of this year.

Zhao Wuxian went to the capital and met Li Qingzhao, and he had some impression of her.

He smiled slightly and said, "Miss Li, I heard that you have contributed to the prosperity of the newspaper?"

Li Qingzhao blinked.

"I don't dare to take all the credit. It's all the hard work of everyone. I just made a few suggestions."

"Oh?"

Zhao WuXian said with a smile: "You are able to give advice to these bookworms. You must be very knowledgeable! How about I test you?"

Li Qingzhao laughed and said, "Okay!"

"cough!"

Li Gefei coughed lightly, gave Li Qingzhao a look that reminded him of her status, and said quickly, "Your Highness, my daughter is not very talented, so let's forget about the test, okay?"

He was worried that Li Qingzhao would be disrespectful and say something wrong, which would anger Zhao Wuxian.

As the saying goes, living with the king is like living with a tiger.

Li Gefei has been in the officialdom for many years and knows very well that this statement is not without reason.

Zhao WuXian raised his hand and said, “Ah, heroes have always emerged from youth. Miss Li’s talent is well-known in the capital, and I have also heard of it!”

He turned around, smiled at Li Qingzhao, and said, "I'll ask you a question. If you can answer it, I'll give you a reward!"

Li Qingzhao was very confident and said, "Please ask the prince to give the questions!"

Zhao Wuxian said, "Hundreds of rabbits are running into the camp, and many men and women are fighting for them. It's hard for one person to catch all, and it takes four or three people to stop. They come and go, making a lot of noise, and everyone catches one and takes it home. If a wise man can count them, how many families will be judged."

"Ok?"

Li Qingzhao repeated the question and frowned.

Even Li Gefei and other people from the newspaper were thinking hard.

The problem Zhao Wuxian asked was a math problem. Since there was no math in the imperial examination, few scholars would study it.

Li Qingzhao had read works such as "Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art".