Many companies in later generations like to let employees change their names after entering the company.
It has a good name and is convenient to call.
A foreign company would give a foreign name, and a private company would give it a code name. On the surface, both the personnel department and the boss would tell employees that the name change has no special meaning. At most, the new nickname has more positive energy and represents what the employees want.
What kind of person do you expect to be in the future, what abilities can you have, what kind of recognition do you hope to get, etc...
But in fact, small actions contain deep meanings.
Fei Qian asked the little prince Shanshan to give him a good name, uh, a Chinese name, which is naturally meaningful...
The first is of course the obedience test.
Even the names passed down from ancestors can be sold, so there is nothing that cannot be sold.
Secondly, using nicknames can prevent employees from socializing privately to a certain extent, especially preventing employees from joining forces with each other. When the number of people in the department is relatively large, it can also prevent people from poaching people from outside and starting their own business, because most people do not know the real names of employees.
At the same time, if employees are used to using fancy names, when they need to tell others their real names, employees will subconsciously hesitate, as if their real names have become some kind of secret. This is like wearing a mask for a long time, and they feel a little bit weird when they take it off.
It's weird. On the surface it is giving employees a chance to give themselves a new name, but in fact it is depriving and burying the employees' original personality to a certain extent.
Because the name that was directly related to the original life and growth process was abandoned.
Of course, there is also a saying that it is convenient to hide oneself when forcing subordinates to do something...
It's like in Water Margin, who did it?
Flower monk!
Now, Fei Qian asked Shanshan's little prince to give him a Chinese name.
A Chinese name that is nice to hear, easy to remember, and represents positive energy.
The little prince looked at Fei Qian with pitiful eyes, "Honorable General, I don't know what name to give..."
Fei Qian smiled and said, "Generally speaking, our surname represents the origin of our ancestors. Many times, the ancestors used the name of the fiefdom as their surname... The first name is how we call each other, and it also represents the name of ourselves."
Future expectations, etc., so you can also think of one according to this model..."
"Well... How about, noble general, my name is... "Lou Shan"?" The little prince said happily, looking very happy, ""Lou" is the ancestor's Loulan, and "Shan" represents both
The current Shanshan also represents kindness and beauty..."
Fei Qian nodded, "Look, isn't this great? Lou Shan, it's not bad, it's a good name. When you get to the ceremony, you can also choose your own name... This will mean that you have grown up."
As an adult, you can take on more responsibilities..."
"Really?" Little Prince Lou Shan smiled happily, "Haha, I have a new name!"
The little prince jumped up and down, seeming to be really happy or pretending to be happy.
But that's not important.
Fei Qian's will is the most important.
In the queue in the distance, Bu Sen watched Fei Qian and the little prince Shanshan chatting happily, and the wrinkles on his face almost shrank together...
It's a pity that no one cares about his pain now.
In the end Bu Sen could only bow his head and chant the Buddha's name...
Shanshan is a small country, but it can move a thousand pounds with just four ounces.
This is also a characteristic of the Western Regions.
Most of the countries in the Western Regions are not big, and they can easily swing from side to side.
Fei Qian didn't know much about Loulan.
Because later generations can know some about the situation of the Loulan people because some people migrated to the west of China and brought some characters, texts and so on. Although the characters used by these people were Qilu script, there were many more
It records a few things, giving future generations a chance to have a glimpse of the ancient country of Loulan.
Khalu script is not unique to Loulan, it is also a script of the Niya Kingdom. Regarding Niya, some later generations said it belonged to Jingjue, others said it was part of Loulan, some said it was destroyed by war, and some said it was due to changes in the river course.
But Fei Qian feels that all of these may or may not be true. Because most things in the world are caused by multiple factors, and there are few simple isolated incidents.
"My lord..." Taishi Ci glanced at the little prince Shanshan who was running to share with others or show off, he pondered for a moment and said, "This Lou's surname... Lord, I seem to remember, this Loulan... In the fourth year of Yuanfeng
, Ping Lejian assassinated him, and then changed his name..."
Fei Qian smiled, turned around and asked Zhang Liao, "What do Wen Yuan think?"
Zhang Liao, standing aside, frowned and said, "It's true that Ci Zhi changed his name, but it seems that Loulan kissed the Huns back then..."
Fei Qian nodded and said quite meaningfully: "It is indeed true, but... why is this? The countries in the Western Regions sent Han people as hostages, but they were not used. Is the method of proposing good? If it is not used, why extend it?
The ministers of the Han Dynasty should not do something good because it is small. If they know the evil method, why not change it?"
Taishi Ci suddenly felt a slight toothache.
Zhang Liao also frowned and started thinking.
The question raised by Fei Qian was very objective, and even related to Tai Shici and Zhang Liao. After all, as a local prefect of the Han Dynasty, or a local prince, it was customary to send hostages to Fei Qian...
Why was Loulan changed to Shanshan?
It was because Loulan favored the Xiongnu, and was seduced and killed by Fu Jiezi, the governor of Pingyue, with gold and silver. He established a pro-Han as the new king and changed his name to Shanshan.
But many people don't know that Loulan didn't actually intend to be friendly to the Xiongnu.
The old Loulan King died, and then sent envoys to the Han Dynasty to find the Loulan Proton who had been sent to the Han Dynasty. He wanted to welcome Loulan Proton back to be the new king, but who would have thought that Loulan Proton was castrated...
When this naughty girl goes back, is it him or her? Or is it like the colorful black that Mi Di likes the most in later generations?
It was not easy to do, so Emperor Han rejected Loulan's request at that time.
Loulan had no choice but to make another heir as king, but soon the new king died, and the Huns found out about it, so they immediately sent Loulan's hostage back to the Huns and inherited the throne.
Loulan began to alienate the Han and rely on the Xiongnu until Fu Jiezi killed his king...
So, is this Lou Lan's voluntary betrayal of the big man, or is it a forced betrayal?
The proton system has been implemented since the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, or even earlier. Why has no one come up with a solution to the problem after so many problems have arisen?
For careerists, is there any difference between having protons and not having protons?
For the coward who dare not betray, what is the difference between having a proton and not having a proton?
In a feudal dynasty that allowed multiple wives and concubines, how important was protons?
Fei Qian didn't believe that no one had considered these issues, but he was sorry to see that even in the later feudal dynasties, there didn't seem to be much change. In fact, in the Qing Dynasty, there were still things similar to protons.
system.
It is true that at the beginning of the proton system, the intention was naturally beneficial and for political purposes, and it also achieved good results, even allowing some stubborn and stubborn surrounding nomadic tribes to sincerely integrate into the big family of China. Even
It has a subtle influence on education.
But the vast majority of protons are useless.
Take Loulan as an example. Its relationship with the Han Dynasty lasted for two to three hundred years. However, from the archaeological discoveries of later generations, there are not many obvious signs of the influence of Han civilization.
The most typical manifestation is that neither Loulan nor Shanshan uses Chinese characters on a large scale.
Why did Proton write Chinese characters in Chinese in Han Dynasty, but when he returned to Loulan and Shanshan, he turned into a ghost character?
Not only Loulan, but also the surrounding vassal states that have been "separated from each other" by China for many years, have not fully used the Chinese language and characters for hundreds of years?
Taishi Ci glanced sideways at the little prince Shanshan who had just changed his name. Suddenly he seemed to have thought of something, but it was rather scattered and unorganized. He frowned and said, "My lord, could it be that this... changed his name?"
, is it also related to this?』
Just as Fei Qian was about to say something, suddenly a cavalry came hurriedly from the front, "Report! Found the Shanshan cavalry! The scouts ahead are fighting!"
Fei Qian frowned slightly, this was not even within the scope of Juni City, so why did the Shanshan Cavalry appear?
……(｀)Ψ……
Fei Qian felt a little confused, but Li Long, who was leading the front army, was only filled with excitement and excitement.
The scouts led by Li Long happened to meet the Shanshan people on a hill.
Most of the Western Region is the Gobi Desert, and when there are oases interspersed with it, the river is the lifeline and the route that most troops travel.
Of course, Fei Qian and others could not go too far away from the water source. They basically went along the Cheerchen River, which is known locally.
Occasionally there are some hills, or piles of rocks blown into strange shapes by the wind, which are naturally the places chosen by scouts. Of course, you can see farther from a height than standing on the ground...
It was when Li Long was leading his scouts to conduct detection that he discovered traces of Shanshan people while climbing a wind-eroded mountain. The two sides met Ai almost at the corner, and immediately fought together.
Li Long was from Longxi. His father had served as a moderate governor in his early years, but this did not bring much advantage to Li Long. When the Western Qiang rebelled, the Li family in Longxi was not spared either.
The family property was burned in the flames of war, and the clan members died under swords and guns. All that was left was endless hatred. Li Long once became a horse thief in Longxi.
After Fei Qian took control of Longxi, he restored order in Longxi, recruited warriors, and wiped out the bandits. Li Long felt that there was no future in continuing to be a horse thief, so he surrendered tentatively. He originally thought that he might receive some difficulties and torture.
But unexpectedly, Fei Qian didn't blame them too much and asked Jia Xu to train them into regular soldiers.
So Li Long became an ordinary soldier in Longyou. Unfortunately, in the last Qiang rebellion, Li Long did not achieve any commendable achievements. He just worked hard and reached the rank of the scout team.
s position.
On the higher level, ordinary meritorious deeds cannot be upgraded. From "leadership" to "leadership", there is an unwritten rule in the military, which requires people to climb up...
Use the enemy's head.
Therefore, Li Long looked at his opponent now with a greedy smile on his face.
"Ahhhh..." The first person to rush in, the Shanshan man in a leather robe, obviously felt bad about the smile Li Long showed, so he howled and straightened his body suddenly, looking a little crazy.
He slashed at Li Long's head and face, as if he wanted to chop off the smile on Li Long's face along with his nose and eyes.
Li Long raised his sword and faced him, with his comrades behind him.
No special greeting was needed. Li Long and others had already constructed a front according to their past habits and instincts developed through training.
Li Long's martial arts skills were naturally incomparable with Zhang Liao's. Even when he participated in the army training, he was scolded by the instructors. Especially when he received intensive training from the scout cavalry in Yinshan, and even more so every day at the beginning.
Almost all of them were scolded because Li Long was a horse thief in his early years and some of his behavioral habits were difficult to correct.
As a horse thief, what bad thoughts can you have?
At most, I just grab a handful of sand in my hands, and then put my feet into the sand to hook some sand.
Then not only was he scolded, but he also involved other comrades in the queue to do push-ups together.
Because the instructor said that it was because he did not believe his comrades, and it was because his comrades did not let him believe it. Anyway, the instructor was right. If the instructor was unreasonable, then refer to the first article.
At first, Li Long was somewhat unconvinced, but he soon understood.
After all, when fighting in a battle formation, like Li Long, the most important thing is the ability to fight head-on. It is the cooperation between comrades, rather than fighting alone.
If anyone can be like Zhang Liao, Lu Bu and Tai Shi Ci, then they will have to cultivate whatever land they want, and just go through it unparalleled!
Most of the soldiers still have limited strength and mediocre force. What they can rely on most at this moment is naturally not any trickery, but the comrades behind and beside them.
This is not to say that trickery cannot be used at all, but that soldiers cannot develop the habit of trickery in the early stages.
If you are fighting alone, throwing sand and throwing clods of soil will certainly work, but in a large-scale battle, who has time to bend down and grab sand? Suddenly a person bends down and lowers his head, or makes any unnecessary movements, does that mean that
Is it equivalent to betraying his teammates and making them take more risks?
And the most important thing is that this technique is too easy to crack...
In the end, Li Long didn't expect that he would actually meet a "comrade" here.
Just when the two people were about to come into contact with each other, Li Long suddenly noticed something was wrong!
A cloud of yellow sand rushed towards my face!
"Protruding (fuck panfuck)!"
Too careless!
Li Long roared angrily, and then threw the scabbard in his hand over!
"Leader, be careful!" Li Long felt himself being pulled a little by the comrades behind him. When he opened his eyes again and shook off the sand on his face, he found that the damn Shanshan man had fallen, and the comrades beside him
He laughed and said, "You owe me one!"
"I owe you once!" Li Long responded, and then shouted, "Be careful! Wear a mask! These guys throw sand!"
In order to breathe when climbing the mountain, Li Long opened the gauze curtain of the mask that was originally on the mountain...
The comrades behind him responded in various directions, some shouted that they knew it, and some just snorted.
Li Long pulled off the mask from his pocket and covered his face. Although his breathing was slightly obstructed and his vision was a little unclear, the gauze could basically block the sand-throwing of his face.
moves.
The Shanshan people who followed rushed up.
Li Long and others lined up to greet him.
Another handful of sand came towards me!
But this time, you only need to squint a little, because the veil can already get rid of most of the dust.
A Shanshan man thought he could blindfold Li Long, so he raised his knife to chop at him silently. Unexpectedly, Li Long suddenly ducked and avoided the enemy's powerful chop, and stabbed the opponent with one smooth knife.
abdomen.
Shanshan soldiers screamed and tightly grabbed Li Long's sword.
Before Li Long could kick him down, he saw the second-placed Shanshan man's blade shining in the air!
The mountain road was not wide, so it was inappropriate for Li Long to retreat and dodge. He could only fly forward, dodge the blade, and knock the opponent to the ground. At the same time, he was also a little unstable. He saw the Shanshan man in third place.
He rushed over and was about to fight to the death when he heard a comrade behind him shouting to turn aside. Li Long took advantage of the situation and stepped aside.
The spear of the comrade behind him grazed Li Long and thrust forward, stabbing the Shanshan man in the chest who rushed towards him.
Li Long immediately stepped forward and slashed at another Shanshan man who was rushing towards the spearman...
One side was killing them randomly, and the other was covering each other. When Li Long cut down another person, put away his knife and looked around, he saw that these Shanshan scouts had basically been cleared away.
A little further away, two Shanshan people, who seemed to be frightened out of fear, or wanted to run back to report the news, were rolling and crawling down the mountain.
"Old Ma! Your left, my right!"
Li Long took the bow and arrows and said while firing the bow.
A middle-aged scout next to him responded, also picking up his bow and arrow.
Almost at the same moment, Li Long and the middle-aged scout shot arrows, piercing the back of the fleeing Shanshan man from left to right, and shot him directly down the hillside, rolling and falling to the rock mass.
The screams gradually died down.
"Clean the battlefield!" Li Long put away his bow and arrows and ordered, "Look where these guys' horses are hidden!"
The rest of the soldiers responded, dispersed in twos and threes, and began to search the battlefield for information.
"Leader!" While cleaning the battlefield, a soldier suddenly shouted and pointed in the direction behind him, "General Zhang is here!"
Li Long looked back and saw a Zhang family flag flying high among the billowing smoke.
By the time Zhang Liao arrived at the bottom of the mountain, Li Long had already come down.
"How?" Zhang Liao asked.
Li Long raised his hand and reported back, "When I was going up the mountain, I ran into a small group of Shanshan Kingdom's scouts. There were twenty-five of them in total. They were all killed and no one escaped."
Zhang Liao moved his eyebrows, "Oh? How did you know there were twenty-five people?"
"Their horses at the foot of the mountain have also been found," Li Long responded, "There are no fresh escaping horse hoof prints around..."
Zhang Liao didn't believe it.
Of course it's not Zhang Liao who doesn't believe in Li Long, but he doesn't believe that this is the Shanshan people's scouting level. No one is watching the horses? No secret sentries are arranged? Are these really Shanshan sentries?
"General, these people...may not be serious soldiers," Li Long glanced at Zhang Liao, and then said, "Maybe they are horse thieves recruited temporarily...some habits make them look like..."
Li Long briefly described what he encountered.
Zhang Liao nodded.
If it were a horse thief, it would make more sense.
However, the Shanshan people actually recruited a horse thief, and it seems that the horse thief is lurking here...
What is this preparation for?
Li Long pondered for a moment, "Before I surrendered to the army, I also worked as a horse thief for a period of time... In my opinion, these guys are not here to detect, but to ambush here. They were accidentally caught by us."
...』
Zhang Liao thought for a moment and nodded, "Well... by the way, what's your name?"
Li Long bowed his head and saluted, "I am from Longxi. My surname is Li Minglong and my courtesy name is Yexu."
"Yes, I remember." Zhang Liao nodded, and then said, "Now I will give you two hundred soldiers and horses. Do you dare to lead a team to scan the places where horse thieves may be hiding along the way?"
Li Long stood up with his head held high and responded loudly: "I obey the order! General, please rest assured!"
