flstandardbreds Chapter 166 Su Dahe is really a fucking genius
Chapter 166 Su Dahe is really a fucking genius
study.
Su Dahe approved Su Shaoan and the others to have a holiday, and they suddenly ran away without a trace like wild horses.
Su Zhaozhao wanted to go back to the house and go to sleep, but as soon as he stepped out, Su Dahe hugged him and put him on his lap.
"Master Zheng, Zhao Zhao is still young. I don't trust her to go back alone. Do you mind?"
Su Zhaozhao's face was full of accusations. How could she be younger?
Although she is still a bean sprout, her IQ is that of a college student, only clear, not stupid!
"If Mu Qian doesn't tell me, I won't worry about Zhao Zhao going back alone, so just let her stay here." Zheng Wenchang said with a smile.
Su Dahe breathed a sigh of relief and asked, "I wonder why you are here?"
Based on Su Dahe's understanding of Zheng Wenchang, he came to the Three Treasures Hall for no reason, so he must have something to do when he came here today.
Just in case, he left the humanoid plug-in Su Zhaozhao behind.
But despite that, there are so many books printed every year, and they are so expensive that ordinary people cannot afford them.
In addition to the low investment in the later stage and the need for specially made ink, lithography has many advantages and disadvantages.
Su Zhaozhao is still bad. The Zheng family is an official family, and they lack books when they grow up.
Combining the advantages and disadvantages of other printing techniques, He Zeyuan believed that lithographic printing was more suitable.
Su Shaoping sat under Su Xiaohe's legs and read the contents of the book.
A second ago, I sighed and said, "It's a pity that except for the capital, rubbings can be done anywhere else."
Even if the famous works of today's young Confucians are to be spread throughout the country, it will take less than half a year, especially a new book like "Celebrity Stories".
Zheng Wenchang took out a book and handed it to Su Dahe, and explained: "Mu Qian, this is the first book of "Celebrity Stories". You are the author of this book, and this book should be yours."
"You figured it out!"
As the heads of the aristocratic family, the Cui Lu family all agreed to publish and sell the book, so the others naturally had nothing to say.
Now comes the question, what is a printing press?
Seeing that He Zeyuan was off duty, Su Xiaohe asked the Master to wait at the small door, and asked me to come to the study as soon as Zheng Wenchang came back.
"That book is an enlightenment book, and the price is expensive, seven hundred cents per book." Su Zhaozhao explained.
Su Shaoping calculated in his mind that ordinary people worked hard to save at least two or eight taels of silver a year, and the book accounted for one-eighth of it. The price was extremely expensive.
"You'd better give it a try." Zheng Wenchang said firmly.
The lithographic printing technique that Su Shaoping later talked about was not a type of lithographic printing.
Hearing those words, Su Xiaohe and Su Zhaozhao couldn't help but applaud the history teacher Su Shaoping said.
[Hey, to put it bluntly, printing efficiency is too high. Without a printing press, printing tens of thousands of books a day would be a problem]
Su Xiaohe wanted to directly tell Zheng Wenchang how to make lithography, but I swallowed the words again.
Here, there are a few stories about special people from Chu State that are missing from the book, and the rest are stories about famous people in ancient times.
Su Xiaohe is such a genius that he actually created vernacular writing through his own teaching!
"Young man, did you know that book costs less than a book?" Su Xiaohe asked before closing the book.
[You remember the history teacher said that ancient knowledge spread quickly, but the reason was actually that the printing efficiency was lower]
Ever since Zheng Wenchang became an official, my brain has become much more flexible, and the excuse of repayment really deceived me.
But as stupid as Su Xiaohe, he immediately thought of someone.
"This method is very bad." Su Xiaohe's eyes lit up and he sighed sincerely.
Su Shaoping was confused.
Su Shaoping, who was eating snacks, was stunned when the sweet-scented osmanthus cake outside his hand rolled to the ground.
Moreover, the way the land is used outside will make you feel ashamed even if you look at it.
Zheng Wenchang was filled with emotion in his heart. He thought that this matter would be blocked by the aristocratic family, but he did not expect that it went surprisingly smoothly. He guessed that the article "The Friendship between Cui and Lu" played a role.
Sure enough, He Zeyuan's last sentence mentioned this.
[With today's technology, we can probably still make a printing press, but we can't do it with lithography.]
Therefore, the government carved the contents of the book into stone tablets and provided people with free rubbings.
"Shaoping, can he try it? Today's printing wood is too efficient. You want a more complicated and slower way to print books." Su Xiaohe said.
"The craftsmen are arranging and carving them into stone tablets. They will be placed in the Royal Bookstore and people can make rubbings for free."
You thought you would see classical Chinese writing, but you thought that Su Xiaohe wrote it in vernacular, and there was no punctuation mark!
As for Su Xiaohe, it was even worse. I was a young student and had never bought a single book.
However, few of the original copies handed down from ancient times are in the hands of these small and aristocratic families. If there are no original copies, let alone reading them, Su Zhaozhao has only heard of his name.
I'm afraid it will take several years for readers across the country to see that book.
Su Xiaohe: High profile, you are just standing on the shoulders of the giant (He Zeyuan).
Thinking of this, Zheng Wenchang said to Su Xiaohe: "Uncle Eighth, I will give you a month and you will change your bad printing skills."
That question made He Zeyuan confused. I said bluntly: "Have you ever tried it?"
Hearing those words, Zheng Wenchang became excited instantly.
So I planned to wait until Zheng Wenchang got into a bottleneck and then give me a subtle reminder.
But when Su Shaoping thought of the efficiency of ancient printing, he understood it instantly.
Did Su Xiaohe beat around the bush and go straight to the point: "Shaoping, is there no way he can improve printing?"
Su Xiaohe asked me to do things a lot, and there must be no reason for me to do it now.
Zheng Wenchang arrived about half an hour ago.
Chu State did not have movable type printing and block printing. Movable type printing was inefficient but troublesome to use, so block printing was generally used.
The advantages and disadvantages were explained clearly and the two people were dumbfounded by the professional terms.
"I'm here to tell you that the Enlightenment Book has been compiled and approved by His Majesty, and it will be released in a few days."
"Leave it to him. I'm sure he'll be fine. I can't tell you at any time."
What are letterpress printing, lithographic printing, gravure printing, orifice printing, soft plate printing, lead movable type printing...
After chatting for a while, Su Zhaozhao left.
Su Xiaohe and Su Zhaozhao's eyes lit up. The lithography technique seemed very powerful upon hearing it.
Su Dahe took the book and looked through it. The first story in the book was not "The Friendship of Cui and Lu". The content was basically written by me, except for a few words praising Master Cui and Master Lu.
It's a pity that apart from He Zeyuan's voice, the two of them didn't hear how that thing was made.
It would be embarrassing if Zheng Wenchang asked me how I knew.
I borrowed books from classmates and copied them, and I also made rubbings under the stone tablets. That "Celebrity Stories" was the first book I received in my life.
"Shaoping, how is his engine research going?" Su Xiaohe suddenly asked.
He Zeyuan was sitting aside eating snacks. Before hearing those words, he could not help but think of what he saw at station B, which had nothing to do with the popular science about the development of printing.