Qin Mo wanted to improve the art of making paper, so he began to search for relevant information on the Internet.
Fortunately, he had brought his computer with him. Otherwise, he would have been at a loss for the necessary skills to transmigrate.
The bamboo paper fell into his eyes.
He decided to use the technology of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The technology of this period had already developed very well and was suitable for use in the Tang Dynasty.
He believed that through his intervention, the Tang Dynasty's paper-making technique would be greatly developed in advance.
Of course, since he had improved the paper making technique, he naturally couldn't just use it to wipe his butt.
Paper created favorable conditions for the spread of culture. In the early 7th century (the end of the Sui Dynasty and the beginning of the Tang Dynasty), paper-making techniques began to spread eastward to North Korea and Japan. In the 8th century, it spread westward to Samarkand, which later became Arabia, and then to Baghdad. In the 10th century, he arrived in Beirut and Beirut. 111 century into Morocco 13 century into India In the 14th century, many cities in Italy built paper factories, which became an important base for the spread of European paper-making technology. From there, it spread to the country of Dé and the country of Ying. In the 16th century, it was introduced to Russia and the Netherlands. In the 17th century, it spread to the Ying Country. It was introduced to Canada in the 19th century.
The invention and spread of paper-making greatly reduced the cost of the carrier of words. Knowledge was popularized among the common people, which greatly promoted the development of the world's science, technology, and economy.
The art of making paper could be said to have promoted the development of world civilization, but the development of the enemy was a threat to oneself.
Qin Mo naturally wouldn't do such a stupid thing. Not only would he not actively spread the news, but he would also report to Li Erjin at an appropriate time and request for a technical blockade.
He just wanted to sweep away the trash and treasure it himself.
Other technologies that needed to be locked down included gunpowder, printing, agriculture, medicine, and so on. Any technology that could improve the country's strength had to be locked down.
As for those Confucian and Buddhist books, they could greatly increase their export.
After improving the paper making technique, Qin Mo planned to improve the printing technique.
The printing press was one of the four great inventions of the Han people in ancient China. The art of printing originated from the engraving printing of Taoism. It was active in the engraving printing of the Sui Dynasty. In the Song Dynasty, the engraving printing industry developed to its heyday.
Woodblock printing played a major role in the spread of culture, but it also had obvious shortcomings. First, engraving was time-consuming, laborious, and material. Second, it was inconvenient to store a large number of books. Third, it was difficult to correct typos.
During the Song Renzong era, Bi Sheng developed and perfected movable type printing.
The invention of movable type printing was a great technological revolution in the history of printing. The method of movable type printing was to first make a single-word positive and negative character mold, then select the words according to the manuscript, arrange them in the word plate, apply ink to print, and then take out the mold after printing, leaving it for the next printing.
Although the Tang Dynasty had engraving printing, it was slow and expensive. It was also an important reason why the Shandong gentry could monopolize education. The cost of education for civilians was too high, so high that they could not afford it. They did not even have enough to eat, so how could they have the mood to study?
Even in the imperial examinations, the aristocrats had the advantage.
Moreover, the imperial examination system of the Tang Dynasty was not very perfect, and did not adopt a nameless system.
At the same time, the Tang Dynasty also adopted a system of recommendation for the imperial examination, which caused scholars to spend a lot of energy on the examination.
Whether or not one could get a good ranking depended not only on the quality of the article, but also on the face of the person who recommended it. In this aspect, the gentry had the advantage, while the poor were at an absolute disadvantage.
Once movable type printing was invented, it would definitely break the monopoly of the gentry on education and talent.
However, as long as the recommendation system did not change, it would not be truly fair.
Furthermore, Qin Mo was powerless to complain about the imperial examination system of the feudal era. He could not find true talent through studying a few articles.
I really can't figure out how Li Er has the face to say that all the talents in the world have entered my shell.
Ma Zhou and Liu Rengui alone were enough to slap Li Er's face.
Although Li Er claimed to be a talented emperor, the limitations of the era still limited his vision.
The anonymous system was a good choice. He would bring it up to Li Er.
Of course, it was foreseeable that the development of paper and printing would be resisted by the gentry.
The nameless system was equivalent to cutting off the roots of the aristocratic families. This meant that they could no longer easily enter the official career, which was equivalent to placing them on the same level as the poor scholars.
The nameless system would even be fiercely counterattacked by the gentry clans and aristocratic families, but Qin Mo was fearless.
These people were like paper tigers. Even Li Er was intimidated by them. However, after Wu Zetian came to power, they were swept into the trash heap of history by force. They had no resistance at all.
Anyone who obstructed the development of history was Qin Mo's enemy. He had nothing to fear.
After the heroic speech, Qin Mo suddenly thought of a very serious question.
Before he transmigrated, he had bought a few toilet papers on Taobao. When he transmigrated, he hadn't received them yet. He had suffered a huge loss.
He suddenly thought of a question. Since he could go online, could he go online on Taobao?
Logically speaking, Taobao could also be accessed online.
However, what was the use of it?
Qin Mo's interest waned. Could Taobao's express delivery be delivered to the Tang Dynasty?
However, when he thought of this problem, he opened Taobao in boredom, logged into his account, and entered the background.
A pop-up window appeared."Your online shopping has arrived. Do you want to check?"”
He had never seen this pop-up window before.
He clicked "check" and entered the shopping cart. The menu displayed the meal papers he had purchased, and there was an option to retrieve them.
Extraction?
Could it be that he could extract it from the Tang Dynasty?
Qin Mo smiled.
However, he still clicked on the extraction button.
Then, three clean and soft rolls of paper appeared in front of him.
F * ck!
He was going to be rich.
Qin Mo couldn't help but get excited.
This golden finger was as thick as an elephant's leg.
If they could use Taobao to buy modern goods online, the Tang Dynasty's national strength would probably welcome a leap in development.
What did he want to buy online the most?
It was potatoes, sweet potatoes, and corn.
With these heaven-defying grains, this race might be able to escape the cycle of history. Without hunger, they would have the energy to cast their eyes on the outside world.
Then, did Taobao sell these things?
The answer was yes.
Hence, he placed an order online!
He clicked into the shopping cart.
Potato, sweet potato, and corn were all in the shopping cart.
He didn't dare to buy too much because it was too much to explain to the outside world.
He bought ten catties of potatoes and sweet potatoes, and five catties of corn seeds.
He clicked to extract.
The packaged potatoes, sweet potatoes, and corn all appeared in his room.
"Hahahaha, God bless China.”
Qin Mo cried and laughed at the same time, as if he had gone crazy.
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