Da Qin: The First Emperor wanted to train me to be the empress

Ying Zheng: "Headache."

“Could this also be related to technology?”

Xu Man: "Well, it's very profound, about all living things in the world, including people."

"Bacteria are something invisible to the naked eye, but can be seen clearly with a magnifying glass. Cells are the small things that make up living things."

"For example, we humans are made up of hundreds of millions of cells."

Ying Zheng: "...Gulu."

Zu Long heard such exciting information for the first time and couldn't help but swallow his saliva: "Are you serious about this?"

"Of course it's true. This was studied by someone in later generations."

Xu Man smiled and said, "Biology and medicine can form a discipline, especially the medicine passed down by our ancestors. It is a very magical and great thing."

"It is a very magical subject that cannot be explained scientifically for thousands of years."

Ying Zheng's eyes lit up when he heard this: "Are you telling me that the medical stuff is so magical that even later generations have not been able to understand it for thousands of years?"

"OK."

Xu Man nodded, indicating that there was nothing wrong.

Anyway, before she returned to Da Qin, there were still many things that could not be explained scientifically, so she was completely confident when talking about medical knowledge.

"The medicine of later generations also has some merits. If we combine it, the things passed down by our doctors will be able to better serve the people."

"Okay, okay, okay, very good."

Ying Zheng said several good things in a row, and then he laughed heartily, "It turns out that some things are not better with time, and there are still things that future generations will not be able to study thoroughly."

"But why haven't future generations carried forward the medical skills passed down from our ancestors?"

Xu Man: "..." What should I say?
  Do I want to tell you, old man, that at a certain period, future generations worshiped foreign countries and helped outsiders suppress the inherited knowledge of China?

"What? Is there any unspeakable secret in this?" It was rare for Ying Zheng to see his daughter showing such a difficult-to-speak expression. The old man's eyes narrowed, "Even the father can't know?"

"It's not..."

Xu Man took a deep breath and finally briefly explained some situations.

But it was okay for Zulong not to hear this. When he heard that someone suppressed something passed down by his ancestors in order to flatter foreigners, he became angry.

"Hmph, a bunch of people who have forgotten their ancestors! They don't respect me as descendants of the Chinese people."

Xu Man: "..." Yes, but what can I do? There are always some things that he would rather treat as a grandson than an ancestor.

"Forget it, when we, the Qin Dynasty, unite the world, this situation will not happen in the future."

Seeing that his daughter was silent, Ying Zheng knew that there were other things she didn't want to say, so he had to change the topic, "Xu'er, you have to work hard too."

"Let me only harden the bones of my people. No matter how many years pass in the future, these bones will never become soft."

"Father, don't worry. Real Chinese people have hard bones. Those soft bones, we will take the initiative to exclude them from the scope of China."

Xu Man took a deep breath and smiled, "We don't need to be angry about those things that are inferior to beasts. It's not worth getting so angry that we get hurt."

"Hahaha... you girl."

Ying Zheng was coaxed by his daughter's words, and he laughed heartily and said, "You are right, no weakling is worthy of being called a Chinese."

"I have never been weak in China."

Xu Man: "Yeah."

As long as the world is unified during her father's tenure and hers.

Before she died, she had done a good job in ideological education for the whole nation, and the cowardly behavior similar to that of later generations could eventually be greatly reduced. (End of chapter)