Not to mention inheritance.

But the sage had a sense of self-confidence, thinking that after Persia lost consecutive battles, he would feel that everything in the Central Plains was good and would blindly learn from it.

This - alas!

However, he did feel a little more confident because of this.

When the former Tang Dynasty invaded the Western Regions, those countries did not recognize you at first and raised their troops to fight against you, and they were extremely fierce. But after they were defeated, they began to eagerly absorb the culture of the Central Plains.

For example, in Khotan, in addition to the dominant Buddhist school, Confucianism was also very popular. Many wealthy families and officials had children who studied Confucianism.

Another example is the Bohai Kingdom. Although Sumo Mohe was not a savage, he was not very civilized. However, after realizing the strong national power and prosperous culture of the former Tang Dynasty, he was fully Sinicized.

Slowly it became a prosperous country in Haidong, similar to China.

Persia, maybe the same can be done?

Thinking of this section, Kong Guangsi became a little eager and couldn't help but drink two more drinks.

Well, just go over there and have a look.

How could it be possible that China is a majestic country, with thousands of nations coming to dynasty and inheriting knowledge for more than a thousand years? I heard that Persia was also a prosperous country in the Western Regions. It had already established a dynasty in the Spring and Autumn Period of China, with grammar, learning, outstanding people, and talents. If we could

The spread of Chinese civilization is also a beautiful story that can be passed down for thousands of years.

By then, future generations may mention his name as Kong Guangsi, and he will be remembered forever. How beautiful!
Chapter completed!