Speaking of this, Liu Jian remembered something. He looked at Ye Chunqiu and couldn't help but smile and said, "Why don't you come and take the exam for the school? If Chunqiu went to Liaodong, how should such a thing be solved?"

How to solve it?

Ye Chunqiu didn't expect Liu Jian to be so interested at this time. He thought about it and smiled slightly, "The fertile land in Liaodong is a grain silo in Daming. It is incredible that famines occurred in places like Liaodong. Logically, such a thing will not happen. After all, it is because Liaodong is the place where the Dusi is sparsely populated, and most of them are military households. Such a small amount of land has been reclaimed. Once a famine occurs, countless losses will be immediately lost. Even in a good year, the imperial court needs to allocate money and grain from the pass. In the long run, the fertile land in Liaodong has not only not become the granary of the Ming Dynasty, but has become a burden. If you want to cure this problem, it is to attract the people out of the pass. If the people out of the pass, they will be reclaimed. Once the population is larger, the problem will be solved."

Seeing that Ye Chunqiu was speaking very seriously, it was obvious that he was not talking casually, but Liu Jian couldn't help but smile. Ye Chunqiu is sometimes really "naive".

The political areas of the Ming Dynasty can be roughly divided into two types. One is the provincial governing and the other is the Dushi system. In fact, there is a Dushi system, which depends on where the imperial court emphasizes. For example, Zhejiang has both the Zhejiang Provincial Administration and the Zhejiang Provincial Administration and the Dushi system. However, people are used to calling it the Zhejiang Provincial Administration and the General Administration and the General Administration. In fact, there are also the General Administration and the General Administration and the General Administration. People are used to calling it the Liaodong Municipal Administration.

Of course, this has its roots. It is not just a whim for everyone. It is generally called the place where the governing and magistrates are generally called, which means that this place is mainly for education and governance. Therefore, most of the two capitals and thirteen provinces in the pass are headed by civil servants, but when they go to Liaodong, Daning, Xuanhua and other places, it is completely different. Here, because their main responsibility is to guard the border, the functions of education and administration are greatly reduced. All functions are mainly military. Everything in the local area is carried out around the Dusi Yamen, so military control is implemented here. Because of this, the population here is mostly military households, and every guard and every office implements military control. The people in the pass serve are to build rivers and water control; while the people under the Dusi are to serve as soldiers and eat food, or build fortresses.

Originally, Liu Jian was just curious about what his talent and knowledge would have on this matter, so he had this question about Ye Chunqiu. However, Ye Chunqiu proposed to migrate a large number of people to Liaodong and focus on military farming and reclamation, but Liu Jian couldn't help but feel a little disappointed.

Liu Jian didn't say much, but he just felt that Ye Chunqiu was inherently talented, but he was not an all-rounder. In Liu Jian's opinion, Ye Chunqiu's suggestions were too unrealistic.

You say that attracting the population is attractive? Although the imperial court can force the people to migrate, how many chaos will arise? It is no longer the early Ming Dynasty. Emperor Taizu Hongwu Gao migrated if he wants to migrate. It is not the time of Emperor Wen. If the imperial decree continues, the imperial court will start to move the capital.

If that is the case, why do you confidently think that the people will be willing to leave the confinement?

What's more, the reason why the people refused to go to Liaodong was that they could only let the military households garrison were not without historical sources. After all, it was too chaotic and there were many tribes. Not to mention that the Tatars often invaded, just say that there were dozens of tribes of large and small in Liaodong, and there would be rebellion from time to time. Once the turmoil broke out, how many people would have to land? It is a very risky thing for most people. If they were absolutely necessary, who would be willing to go out of the customs?

Even if you force people to reclaim the land, what if you do? At that time, a turmoil, or even a mutiny in the Liaodong army, can turn this northeast and south into ruins.

Everyone knows that the more people there are, the more stable they are outside the pass, but after all, the risk of losing the protection of the Great Wall outside this pass is too great.

Liu Jian did not say what he said in his heart, but just smiled and said, "Well. Chunqiu's spirit is commendable. It's getting late, you go down."

Another meaning of spiritual commendable is that you only have spiritual commendable. As for your opinions and ideas, uh... well, I won't comment.

Why didn’t Ye Chunqiu understand what Liu Jian meant? However, after Ye Chunqiu said it, he couldn’t help but feel that his thought was a bit rash.

He was actually very understanding. For Liu Jian, this was indeed a bit out of reality. With Liu Jian's steadyness, he would definitely not consider it. He also tactfully did not continue to study this issue. He smiled and said, "Then, Chunqiu will say goodbye first."

After leaving the cabinet, someone hurriedly passed by him. Ye Chunqiu looked at him and found that this person was Ruan Zheng, the envoy of Annan.

Ruan Zheng almost collided with Ye Chunqiu. When he saw that it was Ye Chunqiu, he hurriedly saluted respectfully and said, "I have met Duke Zhenguo."

Ye Chunqiu raised his eyebrows slightly and said, "Well? The envoy of Ruan Guo was actually here in the cabinet?"

Ruan Zheng nodded and said, "There are some things. I asked to meet yesterday. The officials in the cabinet approved the request of the officials, so today..."

This guy is really good at engaging in the battle. He first looked for Sun Qi, then himself, and now he jumped to pay homage to the cabinet ministers.

Ye Chunqiu just pursed his lips and said nothing, "Goodbye."

Ruan Zheng grabbed Ye Chunqiu's clothes and said, "Duke Zhenguo, please don't leave first. I haven't congratulated Duke Zhenguo yet. It is said that Ling Zun may have to go to Liaodong this time and entrusted with important tasks. Duke Zhenguo and his son are both important officials of the Ming Dynasty. Isn't this a gratifying thing? If Duke Zhenguo makes wine, the subordinates will have to ask for a few glasses of water and wine."

"Don't make wine." Ye Chunqiu shook his head coldly and said, "What's the point of making wine? Ye doesn't love this."

"Oh, Duke Zhenguo is so noble." Ruan Zheng beat the snake and followed the stick, and he was amazed again, making a sound from his mouth.

Ye Chunqiu obviously didn't like this kind of temperament, so he just smiled and turned around and left.

Ruan Zheng stopped and couldn't help but look back at Ye Chunqiu's back. He smiled, but seemed to have something hidden in his heart. Then he looked back at the cabinet's public housing.

In the living room of the cabinet, many ministers and officials who requested to be summoned were waiting here. Ruan Zheng went in and sat down without saying a word. Then he saw someone coming out and said, "Yang Jie, the chief of the Ministry of War Treasury..."

An official stood up, hurriedly bowed to the minor official, and left in a hurry. (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!