Clear Wear and Lie to Win

Chapter 64 Touring Mongolia
As soon as Yinzhen's order came out, all the government departments started to move, and the efficiency was very gratifying, which was also related to the emperor Yinzhen.

Since Yinzhen came here for so many years, the people below have also figured out what kind of people the emperor likes. He likes those who can do practical things, and he pays great attention to efficiency.

There is a saying that goes from top to bottom, the emperor likes high efficiency, and the people below dare not neglect their work.

In addition to the necessary officials and waiters, the female family members brought Yunrong and Bobo with them this time. Yinzhen felt that reading thousands of books is not as good as traveling thousands of miles, and it is good for Bobo to gain insight. , Reading behind closed doors is the most taboo.

Bobo has gone, Mr. Zhang Ying will not be left behind, and Ting Lu, a companion, will naturally go together. Yinzhen thought of Zhang Tingyu, the right-hand man in his previous life, and gave Zhang Yingen grace again, asking him to bring his eldest son and The second son took it with him.

This is indeed grace, Zhang Ying naturally thanked Long En.

Zhang Tingzan was fine, he was the eldest son, and Zhang Ying took him with him, so he had more knowledge, but Zhang Tingyu, as the second son, was not as well-informed as his elder brother, and he was looking forward to this trip.

Moreover, Zhang Tingyu was also very interested in Elder Brother Huang whom both his father and younger brother praised. He wanted to see him.

Yunrong is also very interested in going to Mongolia. She has never been to Mongolia in modern times, and she still got her impression of Mongolia from TV.

The impression of Mongolia should be to see cattle and sheep on the wind blowing grass, blue sky and white clouds on the prairie, horses and wild geese in the yurt, and from time to time, you can encounter a clear stream and pool.

Yunrong is looking forward to it.

The emperor's guard of honor was vast and powerful, and the Imperial Forest Army cleared the road in front, escorted behind, and in the middle was a group of carriages of different sizes.

Most of the accompanying civil servants rode in horse-drawn carriages, and the military attaches rode individually.

The surrounding area of ​​the capital itself is fine. After all, a cement road has been built, and the horse-drawn carriage can drive on it.

It would be fine if there is no comparison. With this comparison, I thought it was pretty good before the road was built. Now the official road is very unsatisfactory.

There is no way to get there, so I can only endure it, but fortunately, most of the road has been gone.

They set off at the beginning of April and arrived in Mongolia in the middle of April. It wasn't that they were unhappy, but because there were too many people, and they had to take into account whether the master could rest well, so they naturally walked a little slower.

The weather in Mongolia in mid-April is still a bit cool, especially in the morning and evening, you still need to wear more clothes.

When Yunrong arrived, she found that Mongolia was a bit different from what she had imagined. There were blue sky, white clouds, prairie, yurts and small streams, but there were no scenes of cattle and sheep everywhere.

On the first day she came, she ate a lot of beef and sheep barbecue, but she didn't see any cattle or sheep.

Of course I can’t see it anymore. The Mongolian prince entertained the emperor, and those cattle and sheep would naturally have to go to other places.

Not to mention the smell of cattle and sheep, the feces excreted by cattle and sheep are everywhere. These things, which are called filth, will naturally not be seen by the nobles.

Even the yurts they lived in were newly built, and the grass under their feet was carefully tended to.

As an emperor, Yinzhen would not simply come here for fun. He had to meet princes and kings from the Gege tribe or banner every day, and he had to deal with the papers sent from the capital every day.

Yunrong thought she was here to play, but when she arrived, she realized that she had no time at all. People came to visit every day, and some of them were princesses who were married to Mongolia from the Qing Dynasty.

Now that the princess has been received, one must not favor one over the other, Prince Fujin County Wang Fujin, etc., Yunrong will not refuse anyone who comes.

Except for the bonfire party that Yunrong participated in on the first day was a little more relaxing, Yunrong felt that she was about to be useless when she met the Fujins one by one in the next few days.

Just when Yunrong couldn't hold on, Yinzhen saw her working hard and planned to take her out for a walk.

Take a look at the scenery, stroll around Mongolian specialty shops and the like.

Yunrong knew that Yinzhen was going to take her out to play, and she was very happy. Playing was second to none. The most important thing was that she could finally take a rest. She was tired of meeting those princes, Fujin and the like, and even had a verbal game with them. !
Both Yinzhen and Yunrong wore Mongolian costumes, and took a few waiters with them and went shopping. Of course, those who followed secretly to protect would be another calculation.

The Mongolian side can't compare to the prosperity of the capital city, but the things sold in the shop are very ethnic, and Yunrong has taken a lot of fancy.

After selling things, the next step is to try Mongolian special dishes. Yinzhen and Yunrong have actually eaten them. After all, Mongolia, as the host, naturally has to greet the distinguished guests and present them with the most delicious dishes.

They thought it was alright at first, but after a while they felt a little bored. When they came to the street today, they saw a lot of special delicacies, which they had never eaten before.

The Mongolian prince who entertained them may feel that these snacks are not in line with the emperor's status, so he didn't let them make them.

Yunrong likes to try new things, so Yunrong ordered a lot of Mongolian special snacks for lunch, such as local special pies, milk skin products, some special snacks...

I ordered a large table, and I am not afraid that I will not be able to finish it.

Yunrong tried everything, some Yunrong found it delicious, while some did not meet Yunrong's taste, and felt very ordinary, and even a few Yunrong felt strange to eat, and Yunrong couldn't taste it after taking a bite. Eat again.

After trying them all, Yun Rong was also full.

Overall, it's not bad. She's getting tired of beef and mutton every day these days. Although these snacks are not eye-catching, they are quite satisfying to eat.

Yunrong is satisfied with eating, so Yinzhen, who doesn't have a big appetite for food, is also satisfied.

The two had lunch and planned to go back after shopping for a while.

The two walked on the noisy street, and the people they came and went spoke the Mongolian language. Yun Rong hadn't studied it systematically, so she didn't quite understand it, but it didn't matter, she didn't need to know what they said.

Yun Rong said with a smile: "It is said that contentment is always happy. Although there is a lack of material, the people have a lot to do, and they live a busy life to the fullest."

Yinzhen looked at the people coming and going: "You are right."

Although Yinzhen knows that people's life may not be without troubles, but he can get on with life and make a living, which is what he expects.

Although it is not possible to say that everyone in Mongolia today lives and works in peace and contentment, most of the days are pretty good. After all, the local geographical environment is extremely suitable for grazing, and it is not a problem to live with food and clothing by relying on the superior geographical conditions.

Of course, food and clothing are not a problem. As for the quality, it is hard to say. After all, ancient horses and horses were very slow, public security was not good, currency was inconvenient, and the quality of life was naturally not high.

Yinzhen thought about how to develop Mongolia's economy. After all, although Mongolia is now afraid of the strength of the Qing Dynasty, if the gap between the rich and the poor between the two places is too large, it will also cause some thoughts that they dare not think about.

For the sake of stability, the road to Mongolia must be built, and the law and order must be regulated. Otherwise, no businessman would dare to go to Mongolia to trade with them.

Yinzhen thought so in his heart.

The two of them planned to go back as they talked, but they saw two people not far away who started to quarrel.

(End of this chapter)