Chapter 1760-Sir Zou said well

, which runs errands and runs errands for the prince.everything seems to be done up and down, but it doesn't really matter.because there is no real power.under normal circumstances, the prince has no...Chapter 1760 Lord Zou said well

Zou Qingyuan's words are justified, and even the people who are full of grievances have to admit at this time that Zou Qingyuan is indeed somewhat reasonable.

when he saw that the mood of the people had initially stabilized, Zou Qingyuan immediately said, "but it is Zou Qingyuan's incompetence to let you folks live in shacks in this icy and snowy land and suffer from the cold wind."

maintained the posture of kneeling on one knee. After Zou Qingyuan made a deep salute, he said in a loud voice: "the current situation is difficult, and you will probably have to work hard for some more time, but you can rest assured that no matter how difficult it is, Zou Qingyuan will always ensure that you have a way to live. When the border is defeated, I, Zou Qingyuan, will protect you from the people, and I will certainly ask the court for a proper settlement. If you fail to do so, you can scold me and beat me at any time, and I will certainly accept it all! "

Zou Qingyuan is a four-grade official who is so emotional and reasonable that the people have nothing to complain about any more.

there are still grievances, but now they are in a very small number and can no longer become a climate.

the old man who spilled porridge at first looked ashamed and said, "Lord Zou, just now it was an old impulse. He only knew that the government did not do anything, and he regarded the court decree as waste paper, but he did not know that there were so many secrets in it. I beg your pardon."

as he said, the old man trembled and was about to kneel.

Zou Qingyuan hurriedly got up and jumped off the table, helped the old man up, and said affectionately, "what the old man scolded just now is not entirely unreasonable. From the standpoint of the people, it is natural for everyone to complain. Now that the government makes decisions for the people, and the people are sympathetic to the government, what other difficulties can't be overcome"

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as soon as these words came out, someone among the people immediately shouted, "well said!"

"well said!"

"Lord Zou is really a good official."

"that is, for the first time in my life, I saw the magistrate kneel to the people, and it was a nice talk when it got out."

"Oh, I think so. There is a war at the frontier, and the logistical pressure is all on these local governments. It is rare for Lord Zou to squeeze out surplus food to give us porridge twice a day." "

" that is, I have heard that several other gathering points, although they have entered the city, are all in a mess. The government almost doesn't care about the life or death of the people, and the people have no choice but to rob and steal, causing a mess everywhere and killing people everywhere. In comparison, although we are a bit bitter here, at least we can't starve to death, as long as we survive this winter. "

and so on. Let a small-scale popular uprising on the brink of outbreak quickly quelled.

and the grievances accumulated by the people in the past few days have also taken advantage of this opportunity to vent most of them, at least in the next period of time, this group of people will be much easier to manage.

"Xu Wei."

Li Chen looked at Zou Qingyuan, who was seeing the old man off in the distance. He leaned back slightly and said to Xu Wei, "find a smarter one, follow the old man and see where he will go later."

Xu Wei was a little confused, but he agreed at once.

"then you wait a moment, wait for Zou Qingyuan's affairs to be dealt with, then go over there, identify yourself, and let Zou Qingyuan meet me at the seeing-off pavilion outside Wuli."ooked at Zhou Ping and asked curiously, "how can you be sure that King Ning won't kill you""if he didn't do it just now, then he won't do it later."Zhou Ping an replied with a smile, "there are two ti...