Kou Ji did not explain the secrets to Zhong Shiheng and Zhu Neng in detail. He only needed Zhong Shiheng and Zhu Neng to understand the importance of hiding the money flowing into the Song Dynasty.

After explaining the matter to the two of them.

Kou Ji accompanied the two of them to drink some farewell wine, and then watched them get on their horses and drive away in the direction of Dali.

After they left, Kou Ji got on the carriage and quietly returned to the Kou mansion.

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For most people in the Song Dynasty, if they wanted to fully implement Mongolian education, they could only rely on robbery to maintain it without using money from the treasury.

But for Kou Ji, this is not the case.

Kou Ji had many ways to help the Song Dynasty get enough money to fully implement Mongolian education.

For example, through Yizijiaozipu, plus Yinjiaozi, or super Yinjiaozi.

Another example is through donations.

If you put together a bunch of nominal names and call on all businessmen in the world to donate, you will definitely be able to make a lot of money.

If you are a little rougher, you can also manipulate taxes.

All in all, there are many ways.

But no matter which method is used, there are certain disadvantages.

For example, Super Hair Jiaozi.

Although it can earn millions of dollars in a short period of time, the disadvantages are also huge.

If there are too many over-issued Jiaozi, the credibility of Jiaozi will be greatly reduced.

It may end up like the Ming Dynasty treasure banknotes, losing credibility and being completely thrown away.

What followed was a frenzy of runs.

If the court does not have enough money to deal with it, it will eventually cause a civil uprising.

What's more important is that in this era where one person dominates, if those in power get a taste of the sweetness of having sex, they will go crazy and have sex indiscriminately.

Jiaozi is very likely to become a major drawback to the country's subjugation.

Donations also have their drawbacks.

It's okay for dignitaries to donate money once or twice, but they will never agree to it if they are asked to donate money in the long term. Therefore, the main force in donating money is the wealthy businessmen, who are chasing profits. If the court wants them to donate money in the long term, it is inevitable.

Open a hole in other aspects. Once a hole is opened, businessmen have countless ways to make the hole bigger. This move is absolutely harmful to the court. More importantly, corruption can easily arise in the process of donating money.

Other methods also have the disadvantages of other methods.

Kou Ji and Zhao Zhen came up with a truly perfect solution.

That is, after the promotion of elementary schools is stabilized, county schools and government schools will be promoted.

Elementary schools are free, county schools charge fees, and the same is true for government schools.

Use the money from county schools and government schools to subsidize elementary schools.

Thus achieving a cycle.

In order to ensure that each private school does not disrupt this cycle.

In future imperial examinations, student status will be included.

Those whose families have private schools, or students who come from private schools, who want to take the imperial examination must enroll in a county school or a government school.

As a result, private private schools among the people will be greatly reduced, and so will the number of private schools.

The money sent to them will flow into the hands of the court.

Those local gentlemen who were well-educated in poetry and calligraphy had to enter the imperial academy if they wanted to make a living.

The imperial court could not only rationally allocate educational resources, but also supervise and influence private opinion.

Kill two birds with one stone.

But the implementation of county schools and government schools is a matter for the future.

At this stage, without income subsidies, the court must find its own way to raise money in this area.

Going out to grab money is definitely a matter of killing three birds with one stone.

Once you get money.

Second gain.

Three good soldiers and strong generals.

Although some troops will be lost in the middle.

But in comparison, you get more.

Kou Ji doesn't care about money.

What Kou Ji valued was the land and elite soldiers and generals.

Once the imperial court had land, it could immigrate on a large scale.

Continuously extract tenants from wealthy families.

In order to prevent the loss of tenants, wealthy families must bleed.

There was no master-slave contract in the Song Dynasty, only a master-servant contract.

The rich and powerful have no control over the freedom, life and death of their tenants.

If the court imposes additional restrictions on the master-servant contract.

Reduce the penalty for defection by tenants and increase the penalty for wealthy families who treat their tenants harshly.

In order to prevent the loss of tenants, the wealthy family will have to spend more blood.

The imperial court has more elite soldiers and generals, and the benefits are even greater.

Suppress powerful forces at home and seize cities and territories externally.

If a wealthy family occupies land and does not give it to the common people, then the court will clear out a piece of land and give it to the common people.

The population of the Song Dynasty was limited.

If you take away a part, you will lose a part.

There will come a time when all the tenants in the hands of wealthy families will be removed.

At that time, a wealthy family with more than a dozen members will have hundreds of acres of fertile land in their hands, and it will be up to you to see how you can grow it.

If the land cannot be cultivated, the court's taxes must be paid.

In the end, we can only continue to supplement by ourselves.

After the subsidies were provided for a long time, the family's financial resources were depleted, and the only option was to sell the land.

The problem of land annexation will be easily solved.

Zhao Zhen and Kou Ji planned deeply and thought long-term on the issue of cultural reform, so it naturally took a long time.

It's just the beginning now.

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After Kou Ji returned to Kou's mansion, he went back and forth to his mansion, Ruisheng Garden, and the palace every day.

He doesn't need to pay much attention to the wars in Jiaozhi and Dali.

With Cao Yongli, Chen Yaozi, Zhong Shiheng, and Zhu Neng here, all war affairs can be handled properly.

He doesn't need to worry too much.

He now needs to accompany Zhao Zhen to keep an eye on the promotion of elementary education in various places, as well as the process of compiling and translating books in Ruishengyuan.

Under his guidance and supervision, the process of compiling and translating the book was very fast.

Time flies and it’s May.

The first edition of the simplified phonology book was officially compiled.

After Kou Ji got the whole book, he reviewed it carefully and was still very satisfied.

The first edition of the simplified phonology book compiled was very similar to the dictionary in Kou Ji's impression.

The difference is that the first edition of the simplified phonetic phonetic book uses the original phonetic symbols instead of alphabetical pinyin.

The alphabetical pinyin used in later generations was adapted by several linguists on the basis of phonetic symbols after the founding of the People's Republic of China.

The arrangement of the text and some abbreviations are also different.

The text is arranged vertically.

The simplified characters produced by Jia Changchao and the great Confucian scholars are somewhat different from the simplified characters of later generations.

But it does not affect reading.

Kou Ji tried to identify it and found that it was very smooth, so he took the book and entered the palace.
To be continued...