Since ancient times, barbarians have not been scary, and learning some skills is not worthy of fear.

What is terrible is the barbarians who learned the Han people's ideas on governing the country, and what is terrible is the transformation of the nomadic system into feudalism, thus establishing a feudal barbarian country.

The Han people were able to establish a strong and stable political system and establish a relatively stable country. Such countries had certain risk resistance and integration capabilities. This was the crystallization of the political wisdom of the Han people under the years of bloody storms.

A powerful nomadic country is like rootless duckweed, wandering around, running away in a fight. It is simple to prosper and decline.

The national system established by the Han people was stable, able to take root in the construction site, produce various products, invent various technologies, integrate everything in the local area, and develop into a strong comprehensive national strength.

In the same era, this comprehensive national strength was not weaker than that of the nomadic empire, and its stability and continuity were far stronger than that of the nomadic empire. The political system was the biggest treasure of the Han people.

This institutional advantage cannot be replaced by technological breakthroughs in one or two classical eras.

Even if Nanlou masters the horse harness technology and the cavalry of Nanlou evolves together, will Guo be defeated by Nanlou to the destruction of the country?

System and political system are the biggest advantages of the Central Plains Empire.

This is often overlooked by the enemies of the northern nomadic peoples.

They like the rich and interesting technologies of the Han people, and are happy to own these products and learn these technologies, but they disdain the advanced superstructure of the Han people and scoff at it.

They feel that their system is the best and most suitable. The only thing that the Han people deserve to learn is technology, and the most important thing is technology.

Therefore, their behavior has a bit of a sense of [learning the Han skills to control the Han].

It is well known that the subsequent encounters of the Qing Dynasty, which did such a thing.

They learned from the barbarians' skills to control the barbarians, and spent decades to create a castle-like [Tongguang Zhongxing] in the air.

They are willing to spend money and are willing to spend money, the army and the navy. We must have foreigners, so that we will not be bullied by foreigners.

Then an army of modern equipment was smashed out.

After the Westernization Movement, the Qing Dynasty's New Army had guns, cannons and ironclad ships. All the equipment was the most advanced of the same era, including all the coastal defense and land defense, as well as the local military industry, and its technology was not backward.

Compared with this, European and American troops did not have any equipment advantages. Some of them had Qing troops, and some of them could even be produced by themselves.

But was the Qing Dynasty strong?

No, he still suffered repeated defeats and was defeated thousands of miles away.

During the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, the Japanese army had technical equipment, including the Qing army, and the Japanese army did not have technical equipment, as well as the Qing army, but what was the result?

A typical body is more advanced than a brain.

The backwardness and decay of superstructures are enough to offset the technical advantages to a certain extent, and this advantage will sooner or later be dragged down by the decaying superstructures.

The Chinese talents later realized that the key to saving the country was not technology, but political system.

Only with a supporting political system can technology play its due role and lead the entire country forward.

There is no supporting political system, and the technology is like Li Hongzhang, a lifelong storm.

The nomadic empires seemed powerful, but their own political system was based on the primitive slavery, full of primitive competitive thinking, and lagged behind the Han people a whole era.

Technology can get close to the Han people, but the political system is not suitable, so it cannot compete with the Han countries for a long time.

Unless the Han country commits suicide, destroys its own martial arts, and creates all kinds of incredible operations, such as the Western Jin Dynasty and the Northern Song Dynasty, there is nothing to say.

But although the Hu people at that time established a country, they had never changed their thinking and moved forward with the times they lived in, becoming emperors, but the entire ethnic group was still wandering in the nomadic era.

We cannot be in the same era. No matter how well the Han Dynasty sports are played, we cannot eliminate the Han people.

There are not many people who have tried this way.

For example, Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty.

But he used too much force, was brainwashed by his grandmother, and admired Han culture too much. A typical genius man didn't even want his ancestors to be in the sake of Chineseization. He reformed like a tiger, but the result was not very good.

This situation continued until the emergence of Yelu Abaoji, the founder of the Liao Empire.

He developed the tradition of learning from Han to the political level with his skills.

Learning from the political system of the Han people gave the Han people an unprecedented political status and truly accepted the Yanyun Han people.

He made the Han people in Yanyun identify as a Liao people, surpassing their own identity as Han people.

This trick caused a tragic spoil of the Song Empire.

In the past, the Northern Barbarians only knew how to rob, and robbery was the main purpose. They did not think about entering the Central Plains to establish a regime, but it would be different in the future.

Later, under Youzhou City, Han Derang, one of the most painful failures in Zhao Guangyi's life, was the result of Yelu Abaoji's policy.

The success of the Liao Empire pointed out a path for the later alien regimes to compete with the Central Plains Empire for a long time.

Learn from them, accept them, and then, defeat them.

It didn't take long for the Western Xia to follow suit. The Song Dynasty could not do anything to this small western country for the rest of its life.

Until all aspects are enough to crush their Mongolian Empire, whether in terms of size, economy or technology.

This is not beautiful.

Guo Peng didn't know what Nanlou was thinking, whether he was thinking about continuing to survive, or thinking about taking advantage of the spring breeze of the Wei Empire to embark on a path that belongs to them.

Perhaps he did not dare to rebel, but it did not mean that other Wuhuan people did not have this idea. It was hard to get old, and there were not other young people in the Wuhuan tribe.

Mr. Guo has never been afraid to speculate on his enemies with the greatest malicious intention, but he never thought that the Wuhuan people actually caused these interesting things.

Thinking about the things that the people of Wuhuan and Hebei officials secretly did business before, he suddenly felt that things became even more interesting.

Guo Peng hates people who are restless and persevering.

Moreover, he is a typical emperor who follows me and prospers and defies me and dies. His best attitude is to use various means to kill his enemies.

This was no pressure on him.

If you learn skills secretly, I can laugh it off and chop off your claws at will.

But if you want me to learn my system and how I govern the country, and if you want to build a country in the middle of my nose and develop slowly, I'm sorry, I must destroy you.

On the way back, Mr. Guo was still quite glorious.

The generals and the army surrounded the emperor Guo, who was the supreme commander, and allowed Guo to enjoy unprecedented glory. Compared with the various victories in the past, this victory seemed to be more inspiring.

Yes, this victory was a victory that completely eliminated the Xianbei. From then on, the Xianbei no longer existed, and the powerful Xianbei that could even threaten the life and death of the Han Empire was gone.

This is great news for the entire Wei Empire.

After the Fengshan ceremony was held in Langjuxu Mountain, Guo Peng pushed his prestige to the top and added a rich touch to his undefeated myth.

This will surely make the rule of the Wei Empire and Guo himself more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

He has already obtained everything he wants.

Prestige, people's hearts, and the most important inertia of obedience to his rule by people all over the world, and from the bottom of their hearts he is their ruler, his commands, and his norms.

The ruling order has been completely laid, and the foundation of a dynasty has been deeply buried.

The country has been stable in two hundred years, and it is not certain whether it can be improved to three hundred years.

Because it is not something that can determine whether this dynasty can extend its life span to three hundred years.

But the next one.

Guo Peng ordered the troops to return to the court, and at the same time, he left a unit to guard Langjuxu Mountain and began to live in a nomadic way.

And when he returns to Luoyang, an unprecedented change that will inevitably affect the entire historical process will begin.

Are those people ready?

I think there isn't.

But no matter whether they are ready or not, Mr. Guo, who has such prestige, will not change his plan. That plan must be implemented and do his best to complete it.
Chapter completed!