The so-called learning from the pain means that we have to hurt them mercilessly before we can see changes.

In his opinion, traditional Chinese architects are too easy to live in.

The construction method stipulates the structure and shape of the base building, and even the material specifications required for different parts. You just follow the building blocks and you are done - when the size of the building is different, scale it up or down.

"Materials".

What? You want to build blocks like this for a thousand years and live a thousand years?

The concept of modular construction is indeed very advanced.

But you have to master the scientific theory first, and then improve the process details, instead of taking shortcuts and figuring out how to do it at the beginning.

At this time, the level of construction in Europe may not be as high as that in Persia, but it may be about the same. Their construction methods are indeed very cumbersome and very inefficient. During the construction process, they were limited by factors such as insufficient funds and materials, and the design was repeatedly changed and redesigned.

After checking the calculations, it takes decades or more than a hundred years to build a castle, and hundreds of years to build a church, and the designer has changed many times, but this approach is correct.

First master the basic knowledge of mathematics, architecture, materials, etc., and then use modularization and standardized construction to improve efficiency.

"Honorable Khan, I feel that I have been deceived by you." In Lichun Palace, Bardia frowned and said.

"Oh? Is this happening?" Shao Shude said in surprise.

"I have offended your architect. This is a problem." Bardia said: "Do you really want to build a palace?"

"Of course." Shao Shude said: "Why do you have this doubt?"

"I have been here for a month, and my main job is to write a book." Bardia said: "It has never touched on anything related to the palace. Even Khan yourself has never talked about this palace in front of me.

Where will it be built? How big will it be? What will it be used for? I've never heard a word about it."

"This is a big project..." Shao Shude said.

"Honorable Khan, you should not underestimate the observation power of mathematicians." Bardia said: "No one in this world is a fool. In fact, before leaving Bukhara, we expressed our opinions to the Grand Vizier

I’ve never had this kind of worry.”

"What did Jaihani say?" Shao Shude asked.

"Honorable Khan, the Grand Vizier has seriously considered my opinion." Bardia said: "In fact, he hopes to hire some textile, agriculture and philosophy experts from your country after the palace is completed."

"I see. I have underestimated the heroes of the world." When Xiao Jiujiu was discovered, Shao Shude was not embarrassed at all, but smiled and said: "I remember that more than a hundred years ago, people from the Tang Dynasty went to Baghdad to help Dashi improve textile technology.

What? They didn’t teach you?”

The textile and agriculture of Bactria actually relied on experience, just like in Persia.

If this thing wants to enter the scientific era, it requires metallurgy, mechanics, biology, chemistry and other disciplines, but how can these things be played in this era? Whether it is Constantinople or Baghdad, even if there are chemists, it is very difficult.

A superficial existence like pretending to be a ghost.

In the fields of textiles and agriculture, for now, more reliance is placed on experience than on science.

In comparison, mathematics is much easier to develop. All you need is a brain, paper and pen, and you can continue to study. In later generations, basic science, physics and other subjects have evolved to a super money-burning stage, but in the field of mathematics, the government only

All you need to do is raise a mathematician himself, and the cost is ridiculously low.

"Baghdad has changed its owner, and Persia is not the same Persia as before," Bardia said.

Shao Shude understood.

The world has changed, the world has gone through vicissitudes of life, all the white-clothed food has perished, Sasanian Persia is no longer around, and the situation has changed dramatically. It is not certain whether Baghdad's textile technology has been preserved. It has regressed, and its level is not as high as that of Persia.

What a shit to teach!

"It's not impossible." Shao Shude said, "But I need you to bring something in exchange."

Bardia frowned and asked, "What do you need?"

"I haven't thought about it yet." Shao Shude laughed and said: "You'd better write a book in Luoyang. Learn Chinese more and you can teach students in the future. I value you very much and am willing to pay for the truth. What do you need?

Even if you propose it, I will never be stingy."

Bardia sighed.

The Supreme Khan gave him a house, furniture, servants and maids, and rewarded him with a lot of money, treasures, and even four female musicians.

Khan is generous, and Bardia is very happy to serve Khan.

But after all, he is a Persian and has a mission, so he always feels a little guilty if he doesn't complete it.

Moreover, he could see that Khan was very concerned about all kinds of knowledge. But if one day the knowledge in Persia and even Baghdad is drained out, and Khan and his descendants no longer need it, what will happen to Bukhara?
Chapter completed!