But looking at his clothes, you can tell that he is not a rich man, and the instructor of the 800,000 Imperial Army is even more nonsense.

"You are all good men, I will give you as much as you can, even if it's fifty cents per catty," Zhu Ming said.

Sun Li said happily: "The price is good, just ten pounds!"

Lin Chong tugged on Sun Li's sleeve: "It's not easy for these scholars to come all the way. Give us a cheap price and just buy two or three kilograms. Don't delay his business."

"Brother Lin is right." Yang Zhi agreed, and each person bought a pound.

Watching Bai Sheng get on the scale, Ju Ming felt a little funny.

Time travel by yourself, all the way to Tokyo, just to sell mushrooms to the heroes of Liangshan?

Before the heroes left, Chen Yuan started to practice...well, started to lecture.

He specially picked the place with the most people, stood on the guardrail of Baokangmen Bridge, raised his hands in the air and said: "I am Chen Yuan, a native of Nanjian. If you have some enlightenment recently, what is Tao? Common people use it every day as Tao..."

Afraid that the people buying things would not understand, Chen Yuan also explained in detail: "The common people's clothing, food, housing and transportation all contain the Dao. This is what the "Book of Changes" said, the common people do not know what they use every day, so the way of a gentleman is fresh. Confucius'

Knowledge is both profound and simple, and even an old farmer in the countryside can understand it..."

The first people who were attracted were the scholars setting up stalls by the bridge. They stared at Chen Yuan as if they were watching a monkey show.

"That's Mr. Motang, our great Confucian from Nanjianzhou!" A scholar from Fujian recognized Chen Yuan at a glance.

As a result, the Fujian scholars stopped looking at the stalls and handed them over to their followers.

Fujian is also a province that has major imperial examinations, and there are quite a lot of scholars nearby, and they all come around to listen to the lectures.

When Chen Yuan gave lectures, he must take into account both the scholars and the common people.

Sometimes he quotes scriptures, sometimes he talks in plain English, and he explains the three theories of Woben, Daoyong and Fangju in a simple and profound way.

And there are a lot of examples, sometimes telling common sense about physics, sometimes telling short stories about ethics.

Social and ethical relationships also belong to the daily needs of the common people.

Scholars from various provinces who first watched the monkey show were gradually attracted by that theory, and often quoted the classics of sages to question it.

Chen Yuandu answered each question one by one, showing his superb foundation in Confucian classics.

Later, some scholars simply asked about the meaning of the scriptures, which had nothing to do with the content of the lecture, and only regarded Chen Yuan as a free classics teacher.

Yang Zhi, Lin Chong and other leading soldiers also stood by the bridge and listened with great interest.
Chapter completed!