Ali also used Master Jing's connections to hire a kiln-burning master from other places, gave him a generous reward, and brought the entire family to the village.
After all, the porcelain of the Zhou Dynasty was developed and there were many skilled craftsmen. Basically, the life of the kiln workers was very hard.
Even if you have good skills, you can only earn a little more, which is just enough to feed and clothe your family. It is a problem to be well-off.
So Master Chu was very happy to come.
A good kiln-burning master can accurately control the temperature of the kiln. After all, there were no thermometers in ancient times, so the temperature could not be controlled scientifically. The control temperature could only be judged through the experience of the kiln-burning master, naked eye observation, etc.
They also had connections with the coal mines and bought a large amount of coal every year. Su Mo gave them some advice and gave them ways to make different kinds of charcoal.
Because the charcoal used for traditional metal smelting is usually charcoal, and charcoal requires cutting down trees, Su Mo asked them to contact the charcoal company to process and refine the charcoal through carbonization and other methods to produce coke.
Using coke to burn glass and smelt iron to make ironware will be more cost-effective.
The winter solstice is a big festival, and the whole country is rejoicing. After that, all the organs get a day off.
Su Mo asked the emperor to let their royal study class rest for two days.
The emperor happened to have just finished discussing business with the ministers. His mind was a little confused and he was very tired, so he waved to her, "Little girl, come here, come here."
Su Mo walked over obediently.
The emperor saw that she was wearing a begonia-red blouse, a goose-yellow skirt, and the large jade pendant he had given her tied around her waist, which made her look a little eye-catching.
After all, for such a small girl, with such a big jade pendant on her face that could not be touched, it felt like she was going to fall down.
He laughed and looked at her pouting her little mouth as red as rose petals, staring at her big watery eyes, her long curved eyelashes flickering, the emperor's usually cold heart suddenly softened, and he opened his arms to hug her
stand up.
The imperial concubine and others were shocked.
The emperor never held children.
In fact, there is a rule in the Zhou Dynasty that fathers rarely hold their children, while grandfathers hold their grandchildren more often. On the contrary, their own children are rarely held in their laps and played around.
