The Emperor of Red Mansions: Many Children, Many Blessings, Opening Draft

So no matter what kind of request Jia Mu made, Lin Ruhai would not agree.

Not to mention, there was already an irreconcilable gap between them.

If it weren't for his late wife Jia Min, Lin Ruhai would have completely cut off contact with the Jia family.

But Lin Ruhai thought of the relationship, but in Jia Mu's eyes, Lin Ruhai was a selfish person who only wanted to rely on the reputation of their Jia family to build momentum for himself and didn't want to give a little.

Lin Ruhai didn't know what Jia Mu thought, but he could hear such a meaning from Jia Mu's attitude and words.

As time passed, the third batch of princes and princesses began to enroll.

After the National Master's Mansion and Bei Mingzi's Mansion were built in the new city, Bei Mingzi and Yuan Tiangang also moved in.

With the new city, the Imperial Bank and the Royal Bank of various states, prefectures, and counties in Shenjing City were completed one after another.

The two banks in Dawu opened in anticipation of countless Dawu people.

Before opening, Lengxiang Bank borrowed 5 million taels of various new currencies from the Imperial Bank and the Royal Bank, and exchanged 3 million taels of various new currencies.

At the same time, Lengxiang Bank also opened branches in Jinling, Anxi Protectorate, and the northern grasslands.

With the opening of the two major banks, countless merchants and people sent long queues from all over the country to exchange gold, silver, official bills, and copper coins for new currencies.

Because there are so many people exchanging, the amount of exchange is very huge.

Even though the two major banks have made sufficient preparations, on the fourth day, the branches of the two major banks in various places began to announce the suspension of new currency exchange business one after another.

While they asked the East Factory to escort the exchanged gold, silver, copper coins, and official bills to higher banks, they asked higher banks for new currency and checks.

And there are also many merchants who exchanged some new currencies.

They exchanged more money into unregistered checks for business.

They were able to exchange their business money into checks without reservation, which naturally showed their trust in Emperor Li Chenghan and the current court.

As the exchange trend intensified, the two major banks also announced new regulations.

That is, if you use checks, passbooks, and new currency to exchange a large amount of gold and silver at the prefecture and below banks, you must make an appointment seven days in advance.

Because local banks have already transported a large amount of gold and silver to the head office and state bank for storage.

And going to the state bank to exchange a large amount of gold and silver requires an appointment three days in advance.

And going to the head office does not require any appointment.

As long as you have it, it is not a problem to exchange as much as you want.

After the new regulations appeared, the people not only did not stop exchanging new currency, but became even crazier than when the two major banks first opened.

For the new rules of the two major banks, although ordinary people, especially businessmen, feel that it is troublesome to wait for appointments, they are happy because of the honesty of the two major banks.I have more trust in the two major banks.

As the exchange tide gradually came to an end, the people who were tired of the new currency began to deposit money in the two major banks to earn interest.

It can be said that many people would gather in line every day at the two major banks, and these people were either exchanging coins or saving money with the new currency.

And the people who deposited money would also deposit the number of years according to their own situation.

Of course, after the two major banks collected a large amount of gold and silver, the equity investment departments of the two major banks also began to take action.

With the support of the East Factory's intelligence, they began to constantly search for suitable investment companies.

And Lengxiang Bank also took advantage of this momentum and ate a lot of soup with the two major banks.

Then, while taking advantage of the large amount of deposits, they borrowed a total of 5 million new dollars from the two major banks, and began to promote branch banks in various states, and then continued to expand to various prefectures and counties.

Of course, the rapid expansion of Lengxiang Bank is inseparable from the increased investment of various financiers, and the lower debt than the two major banks has given Lengxiang Bank the confidence to earn huge profits from the difference between deposits and loans.

Behind the snow-capped mountains, Meng Tian and Wang Li have already stationed their troops at the mouth of the dark river.

While stationed, Meng Tian also specially delivered the latest report to Li Chenghan, and also sent a scout to explore the new world.

After Su Qin and the other girls recovered, Li Chenghan did not let them get pregnant immediately.

Instead, he gave them enough time to practice and recuperate.

On this day, the new city of Dawu Shenjing was completely completed.

The completion of the new city attracted a large number of businessmen, dignitaries and nobles to buy houses and shops.

And the shops and houses sold in the new city can be regarded as a return of the cost of the court to build the new city.

Although the shops and houses sold in the new city are expensive and profitable.

But the court used a lot of land in the new city, and the cost of the city wall alone was a huge expense.

So with various public facilities, such as roads and the new city sewer network, it was unrealistic for the court to rely on the sale of shops and houses to make a profit.

But the money from the sale of shops and houses was really a lot.

The amount was more than the annual tax of the Great Wu in the past. (To read the novel, go to Fulu Novel Network!)

And Xiaoshengxianzhuang also taught and opened to accept students during this period.

Some of the students accepted by Xiaoshengxianzhuang were the descendants of officials and dignitaries who had made contributions and were blessed, so they were fortunate to be admitted to Xiaoshengxianzhuang as an exception.

The other part was admitted to Xiaoshengxianzhuang through real strength.

Of course, these dignitaries 637 sent their children and grandchildren to study at Xiaoshengxianzhuang not for Yan Lu.

First, they went there for the reputation of Xiaoshengxianzhuang and the Imperial Academy.

Second, they went there for the emperor's will.

The emperor's will made it clear that as long as they studied at Xiaoshengxianzhuang, they would be able toThose who study at the Sage Manor and successfully graduate.

Can be arranged as a seventh-rank official in the capital city of Shenjing or a sixth-rank official in the local area, or a fifth-rank official in the bad areas.

At the same time, students who graduate from the Little Sage Manor will not be restricted in their future promotion.

That is, the same as those who are Jinshi graduates.

Based on these two points, how can scholars in the world not go crazy for the Little Sage Manor?

But the Little Sage Manor does not accept everyone, nor does it accept a large number of people, and it is not so easy to graduate.

First of all, those who study in the Little Sage Manor not only have to learn Confucian sages and classics.

They even have to learn swordsmanship, horse riding and other six arts of gentlemen.

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Soon after the Little Sage Manor opened, a group of playboys and a group of people with good literary talent but weak physique, who did not want to learn the six arts of gentlemen, were expelled.

Faced with expulsion, those high-ranking officials and those who had entered Xiaoshengxianzhuang by their own ability, all became obedient.

If it were said that those students who had no good family background and had entered Xiaoshengxianzhuang by their own ability had passed the exam, it would be fine.

As for why the children of high-ranking officials also became obedient, it was naturally because.