my wonderful zoo

Chapter 273 System
Standing on the parade stand, Chen Xun felt a little regretful. The founding ceremony was too hasty, and the surrounding countries were not invited to participate, which lacked the sense of accomplishment of all nations coming to Korea.

After this time, Chen Xun has decided that this kind of military parade must be held frequently in the future, with a small review every five years and a large review every ten years. At that time, all foreign envoys who can be contacted will be invited to watch the ceremony and show military power.

After the cavalry phalanx are three chariot phalanxes. These three phalanxes are mainly to make up the numbers, because the Chen family army basically does not use chariots in current operations, but war instruments such as chariots are indeed very suitable for military parades, so they were added.

Following the chariot phalanx are three types of artillery phalanxes.

Each cannon is carried on a cannon cart and pulled by a pack horse, which fully demonstrates the mobility of this siege weapon.

The last phalanx is the medical phalanx, which is composed of medical carriages. This was specially requested by Chen Xun. He wanted to raise the importance of the military medical system through this form.

A total of sixteen square formations took almost half an hour to pass by the parade platform.

In Chen Xun's opinion, the scale seemed very small, but in this era it was already very spectacular.

Those marching teams that were not neat in Chen Xun's eyes looked so mighty and domineering in the eyes of the people attending the ceremony.

In Chen Xun's eyes, the height of the legs of the military parade soldiers could not be kept consistent when they were marching forward, but in the eyes of the common people, this formation was like one person.

The fourth event after the military parade is the mass parade.

There were a total of eighteen square formations and more than 1 people participated in the mass march.

Chen Xun did not make any requirements for these people, as long as they could walk through the square in groups.

There were soldiers standing on both sides of the marching road to maintain order and not worry about causing chaos.

With the sound of a cannon, the mass march officially began.

The first team was composed of students from the surrounding prefectures and counties of Guangzhou. The youngest of these students was only ten years old, and they were led forward by older children.

The students represented the hope and future of the empire and were personally placed in the first square by Chen Xun.

The first phalanx originally planned was composed of former military government officials, but now it has become the second phalanx. This phalanx represents the current state of the empire.

The third phalanx is composed of old people and retired soldiers.

Originally, there were no retired soldiers in the history of Chen Jiajun, but swords and guns had no eyesight, and it was inevitable that some people would be injured during the war. These injured and disabled people were not suitable to stay in the army, so they were placed in the rear.

Many disabled veterans who participated in the parade were pushed forward in wheelchairs.

Many veterans shed tears of excitement.

Compared with the previous two square formations, this square formation represents the past, the history of the empire, and the cornerstone of the empire.

The next fifteen squares are composed of people from all walks of life, including female workers, male workers, doctors, teachers, merchants, farmers, etc.

As the parade marched, the square became a sea of ​​joy.

Li Gang and Zongze, who were originally disrespectful of Chen Xun's tradition, were also infected by the atmosphere at this moment, and the corners of their mouths turned up.

"How about it? I said it would be more lively this way." Chen Xun took the opportunity to make amends.

"The excitement is still lively, but it lacks some solemnity." Li Gang replied.

These strange rituals are indeed not in line with the preferences of these old people.

"Captain, since you have ascended the throne and founded the country, you should establish a heir as early as possible." Zongze brought up something that was very troublesome for Chen Xun: "A country cannot be without a heir for a day. Without heirs and children, it will be unstable, so we must not slack off. "

After some calculations, Chen Qin is 16 years old this year. In this era, not getting married at this age is already considered a late marriage.

"Next year, next year when we celebrate the first anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China." Chen Xun replied, this kind of thing really can't be postponed. "Then it's time for us to start the draft." Zongze looked much more relaxed when he saw that Chen Xun had set the time.

"No need to choose, Chen Qin is very suitable." Chen Xun interrupted his next words.

"Chen Qin? That daughter of Yanhu?" Zongze still had an impression of the maid who took care of Chen Xun.

When discussing things with Chen Xun before, Chen Qin served him tea and water.

For a traditional Confucian official like him, Chen Qin's background was too low.

"Needless to say, it's her." Chen Xun understood the reason for Zongze's doubts, but he was not going to argue with him.

Putting Chen Qin on the table for analysis is a very hurtful thing.

What's more, Chen Xun doesn't need any help from the woman's family.

While the two were talking, the last parade passed by the military parade, and the entire founding ceremony officially ended.

The excitement in the square will definitely last for a long time, but Chen Xun can no longer stay.

After getting off the parade platform from the back, Chen Xun entered the white building directly.

On the second floor of the white building, there is Chen Xun's living room. Chen Xun will live here until the new city is built.

When I came to the office, there were lists of new officials from various departments of the empire on the table.

This list is more detailed than the job report that will be posted on the neighborhood bulletin board.

The first thing to do when setting up a department is to determine the political system. Chen Xun was worried about this for a long time.

It was easy for the feudal monarchy to form a one-word court, and with the added prestige of Chen Xun being deified, it was easy for him to make a decision in one word when encountering major issues.But Chen Xun knew in his heart that apart from having a cheat zoo, he was essentially an ordinary person, his political ability was not very outstanding, and the harm of speaking out was very high.

As long as he has the power of personnel, finance and military, he can do nothing in terms of administration, and his position will not have any impact, so Chen Xun finally chose to magically change a system for later generations.

In terms of political systems, the more famous ones are the separation of powers system and the congress system.

Later generations of China have a system of people's congresses, a system of democratic centralism, which is much less wrangling than the separation of powers, and can concentrate power to accomplish major tasks.

Chen Xun doesn't know if there are any shortcomings.

However, the system of separation of powers has different manifestations in later Western countries.

There are three representative models: the presidential system in the United States, the cabinet system in the United Kingdom, and the dual-presidential system in France.

In the United States, the executive power refers to the government, the legislative power refers to the upper and lower houses of Congress, and the judicial power refers to the courts. The three check and balance each other.

During Roosevelt's New Deal, executive power expanded across the board and a new separation of powers was established with the president at the center.

The UK does not have a written constitution, and the legislative power is higher than the executive and judicial powers. The Supreme Court was not established until 2010.

When France established the Fifth Republic, it created and implemented a semi-presidential and semi-parliamentary democracy.

Therefore, only the United States has implemented a relatively thorough separation of powers, while most other Western countries mainly implement a parliamentary system, with incomplete separation of legislative and executive powers.

But even in the United States, it is only relatively thorough on the surface. In the actual implementation process, the interpenetration of the three powers is also very common.

(End of this chapter)