In the current environment, no one dares to be sure that this kind of thing happened was the result of the raw food ban.

But the fact seems to point directly to the ban on raw food.

No one dared to comment rashly, and even the emperor did not comment on this. He just insisted on the ban on raw food until today.

This happened, and there were fewer and fewer suspected plague outbreaks reported by local authorities. People seemed to be about to forget the horrible memories brought by the plague.

Xin Pi always felt that Guo Peng might know something that they didn't know, otherwise how could he do so many things that seem inhumane but think about it carefully, and think it's quite interesting?

While cutting meat with a knife to eat, Xin Pi thought about the things that Guo Peng had done over the years that they had unexpected. The more he thought about it, the more he felt that everyone might have never known Guo Peng.

Three court musicians played moving music conscientiously, and the three dancers also showed their graceful figures and dances conscientiously. The private room was filled with a scene of luxury.

Manur's attention was attracted by the elegant posture of the dancer, and gradually stopped caring about other things and focused on enjoying the dance.

The dance of the dancer of the Wei Empire is different from that of the Roman dance. On one hand, the posture is more graceful and the body is more plump and bold, each with its own strengths, and can always arouse men's interest.

He felt that it was a supreme enjoyment to enjoy food while listening to music and watching dance.

This kind of life can only be enjoyed in Rome, that is, the emperor and the powerful, but generally the powerful do not have the qualifications and financial resources to be well-off and dancers.

It is indeed very comfortable to enjoy such treatment here.

After a luxurious lunch, Manur was very full and satisfied. In the afternoon, Manur was taken by Sinpi to the national highest institution of learning, the Imperial College.

"This is an educational institution that I, Wei, specializes in cultivating outstanding talents. It is called Taixue. It has more than 20,000 students and 400 teachers, and it is quite large in scale."

Sinpi pointed to the Imperial Academy and showed off to Manur.

"More than 20,000 people? So many?"

Manur couldn't help but exclaim.

There is also Rome, not without schools.

In order to control the land and cultivate subjects who are loyal to the empire, the imperial government also set up schools to educate civilians. Of course, this broad establishment is really nothing to be proud of compared to the number of imperial people.

Education in this era is expensive anywhere.

Especially for a system of slave-prone system like the Roman Empire, the richer people among the Roman citizens must be the ones who can receive education.

The Roman Empire also had the difference between public schools and private schools, which were similar in meaning to the family education of Imperial College and aristocratic families, but there were still quite a lot of such public schools.

Schools are mainly grammar schools and rhetorical schools. The main purpose of a good school is to cultivate young noble children into politics, so that they can have eloquence and legal talents, and master some natural scientific principles to facilitate the governance of land.

The appointment of teachers is highly valued by the emperor. Many teachers are appointed by the central government rather than by the local government themselves. The educational tendency is naturally to safeguard the interests of the central government.

Naturally, there is also the existence of church schools.

In order to expand its influence, the Christian churches that survived in the empire also sent pastors as teachers to secular schools, teaching normal content while spreading doctrines, trying to exclude secular teachers and expand their influence among young people.

Obviously, this approach is very effective.

Manur himself has seen many church schools established by the church, and these schools are also recognized as legal - mainly because the empire did not have that much money to build so many secular schools.

Manur did not believe in these missionary sticks. He always felt that they had ulterior motives. After contacting some church personnel, he felt that these people were full of faith, but in fact they were thinking about their own interests.

The dirty things at the top of the church are not better than those in the Roman court, but they are good at propaganda. One or two look so magnificent that they can easily deceive farmers and women who are illiterate and ignorant of the truth and believe in religion.

In the Wei Empire, Manur heard that in addition to the Imperial College, the empire also set up local schools in many places, all of which were under the jurisdiction of the government.

The Wei Empire was divided into state-level institutions below the central government, with academies at the state level, a county-level institutions below the state level, and a school at the county-level institutions.

At present, the public school institutions of the Wei Empire are set to the county level, and they have not yet reached the point of full expansion. They can only say that they have completed about half of the time, and the remaining half is still an empty shell, and there is still a long way to go.

The state-level academy has been fully constructed and teachers have been dispatched to conduct formal teaching long ago. The average enrollment has reached more than 3,000, and there are more enrollment personnel in county-level schools, but the construction is not perfect and sufficient.

To Manur's surprise, such public schools were the only recognized educational institution in the Wei Empire, while other private institutions were not recognized.

"Will that consume too much money and energy?"

Manur himself received his education in a private law school.

Xinpi felt a little sad when he heard this.

"There were also some. Many large families had homes, many ethnic groups for many outsiders, and private schools for lectures. There were many, but they were all banned by His Majesty. Private schools were no longer allowed to run schools and had to join schools and the academy.

Your insistence on establishing academies and schools led by the central government, and popularizing them in the local area. The central government will arrange teachers to go to these academies and schools to teach and educate students about the Five Classics, mathematics, agriculture and astronomy and geography.”

Wei Yong translated Xinpi's words.

Manur had been surprised too many times. He no longer wanted to be surprised by the educational model of the Wei Empire.

Although he felt that such an educational model would definitely cultivate many people who were loyal to the empire.

Students educated by the emperor's educational institutions will inevitably be loyal to the empire, loyal to the emperor, and do their jobs for the emperor, without any other recognition.

And this is also something that many Roman emperors hope to do but cannot do at present.

After a little inquiry, Manur learned that there was no so-called church school in Wei State.

It would be better to say that Sinpi was surprised to hear that there were church schools in the Roman Empire.

He didn't hear about this when he was in Rome.

"Their preachers are not the same as Taiping Road, are they?"

Xinpi asked Wei Yong.

Wei Yong said that he didn't quite understand Manur's statement, but it seemed that he didn't mean the same thing.

The Taiping Dao Rebellion at the end of the Han Empire completely opened the prelude to the demise of the Han Empire.

After the establishment of the Wei Empire, people turned on the history of the Han Empire and believed that the Taipingdao Rebellion opened up twenty years of chaos, leading to the demise of the Han Empire.

Therefore, since the founding of the Wei Empire, we have strictly guarded and killed all the missionaries in various places, and we will do our best to attack these forces that may threaten the rule of the empire and will never be ruthless.

Just like the Five Dogs of Rice Sect founded by Zhang Lu in Hanzhong, Guo Peng used various means to completely eliminate it.

All those literate sects were thrown into the Qinling Mountains to build roads, and all died in the Qinling Mountains, and all the materials such as writing and doctrine were burned.

As for letting Taipingdao and other teachers run schools, it is simply a fantasy and purely funny.

The rulers of our Wei Empire were inherently wary of this kind of forces, disgust and deep malice, and it was difficult to understand this situation within the Roman Empire.

Manur later learned that something similar to Christian rebellion occurred on the territory of the Wei Empire, and it directly led to the demise of the former government of the Wei government, so the Wei Empire firmly refused to allow this situation to happen again.

Isn't this good?

Anyway, Manur hates that group of people very much.

Before this time, the church forces also tried to contact the emperor and received permission from the Wei Empire, but were not approved.

Manur doesn't want to get along with that group of people.

Later, they entered the Imperial Academy, visited and visited the Imperial Academy.

The Tai student was well-informed and had long known that the ambassador of the Roman Empire came to Luoyang for a long time and was visiting Luoyang. The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Xinpi, was accompanied by him.

When the students who came and went back and forth saw the Roman ambassador who was dressed in strange clothes and looked strange, they were only surprised for a moment, and then rushed to class.

The Imperial College has many courses and many exams, and the requirements are extremely strict. If you don’t study hard, you will easily be asked to drop out of school and lose the opportunity to study in the Imperial College.

He even lost the qualification to take the imperial examination.

Therefore, the students are under great pressure to study.

Seeing a group of students holding books in a hurry, Manur asked curiously what they were going to do.

"To go to class, these students are divided into several classes according to their enrollment age. There are about fifty people in one class. They gather together to study and study. Whenever they go to the classroom to attend classes, they must go to the classroom to attend classes. You cannot be late, otherwise you will be punished."

Wei Yong did not need to retell Xinpi's words. He was a Tai student and knew the arduous and extraordinary learning process in the Taixue School.

“This is interesting.”

Manur asked happily: "Can I go and see how they educate?"

“He wants to see the students in class.”

Wei Yong looked at Xinpi.

"Yes, as long as you don't disturb the students in class."

Xinpi nodded.

So Wei Yong led Manur to the Imperial Academy teaching area and watched the teachers and students listening to the Imperial Academy outside a row of classrooms.

Guo Peng has basically transplanted the training camp education model as a whole to the Taixue School, and taught students in the Taixue School in different classes to cooperate with the teacher's teaching ability and students' reception ability to maximize educational efficiency in various aspects.

Then, in order to test the efficiency of education and put pressure on students to improve their knowledge, Guo Peng stipulated the examination system and the withdrawal system.

Once many subjects fail, they will be dropped out and deprived of their academic qualifications. There is no place to negotiate, no matter who you are.

Previously, the son of an official from the Ministry of Rites and the Ministry of Personnel failed the exam many times because he was not serious about studying. Yuan Si, who was appointed as the Imperial Academy for the second time, was dismissed with a cold and merciless attitude, expelled from the Imperial Academy, and deprived of his academic qualifications.

Under the imperial examination system, the prerequisite for taking the imperial examination is to obtain academic qualifications. You have even been deprived of your academic qualifications and want to take the imperial examination?

As soon as this incident happened, the current officials also saw clearly that they were very wrong to think that the son who was an official would definitely be able to continue to be an official with the idea that he would be a big mistake.

After the imperial examination reform, the Wei Empire had two ways to become an official, either the official position was high enough or the meritorious service was great to be able to win a wife and a son, or the imperial examination was taken.

These two roads cannot be understood. No matter who you are, you cannot be an official. Be honest and be your ordinary person.

In short, as soon as this matter happened, the academic style of the Taixue School immediately became particularly rigorous.

Those second- and third-generation children who were a little arrogant and exaggerated in the past also tied up their tails and studied hard, and shrunk their heads to compete with all scholars in the world for the imperial examination seats.

Basically, there are small exams in Taixue, one quarter and one middle school entrance exam, and two major exams in the middle and end periods. During this period, some temporary exams are mixed with tests that some teachers want. As long as the number of failed exams is accumulated enough, they will immediately drop out of school and deprive their academic qualifications. If there is no such thing, they will say nothing about it.

It is hard to say whether you can still go to other schools, schools and get your academic qualifications again after losing your academic qualifications. Anyway, you have not obtained your academic qualifications for the second time after losing your academic qualifications.

If you don’t have a student status, you cannot take the imperial examination and your future will be gone.
Chapter completed!