A day later, Su Kangsheng, who was proud of himself, arrived at the yamen office early in the morning. He just pushed the door open and looked in. He thought he had walked in the wrong door. The entire yamen office was busy and he was completely out of his previous laziness. He was originally in the signing room, the six chiefs, the prison and other relevant personnel were transporting documents in and out. The military personnel of the lieutenant who were preparing to go out to patrol the city were sorting out the shackles and weapons they carried with him.

(Sign-off house: This title is used more frequently in the Qing Dynasty, but judging from various signs, the Song Dynasty should have this thing.

From the Chongning period of Emperor Huizong of Song Dynasty (1102-1106), the magistrates of Kaifeng and Xiangfu counties were divided into six magistrates, including the six magistrates, households, rituals, military, and judiciary. When Daguan (1107-1110), they ordered all prefectures and counties in the world to follow this style and have been passed down from then on, collectively called "six rooms". In fact, "six rooms" is not a synonym for six rooms. For example, in the Wanping County government office in the Ming Dynasty, "follow two levels (lobby, two halls) and there are six rooms in front of them", but the specific names include official rooms, household rooms, grain departments, ritual rooms, craftsmen, horse departments, engineering, engineering, northern departments, engineering, northern departments, and northern departments.

Xingnan Department, Xingbei Department, Puchang Department, Chengfa Department, Jiageku and other items. "Ru Menglu" describes the establishment of Xiangfu County Bureau in the Ming Dynasty: "There is Jingshan Pavilion on the left, Shenming Pavilion on the right, and there are various yamen runners' rooms. There are land temples, Yin Hotels, sixteen cabinets for grain and silver collection, and upper room..." In addition, prisons, prisons, prisons, Changping Warehouses, horse names, officials and even officials worship the gods of the yamen, all belong to various parts of the yamen, and they are combined into one piece in different directions. In short, if there is no land with a circumference of thousands of meters, it will not be able to put down the internal organs of this "sparrow".

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Among the 15 emperors of the Song Dynasty, from Song Taizu to Duzong, each had "Imperial Obligation". Except for the pure circle of "Imperial Obligation" of Zhenzong, Shenzong, and Guangzong, the other 12 emperors all had a special symbol.

When the people write litigation paper, the prosecutor must write at the end of the paper, and the government will recognize it. When the people buy and sell land or houses, they are accustomed to writing the letters on the contract after the title is written. The government issues paper notes, and engraves the words of the officials and officials on the banknotes on the banknotes, and prints them on the banknotes as a record. Handicraft workers often write on the utensils on the utensils, which means they are fully responsible for the quality of the product. During the Southern Song Dynasty, some prefectures stipulated that each official warehouse must use the legal standard hudog for food, so they also need to write on the measuring instrument. Later, in order to show caution and convenience of use, the words of the letters drawn every time cannot be exactly the same. Many people engrave their letters into seals, but this is controlled by the government. Once forgery is discovered, they will be punished heavily, such as the assassination of the army, which is much more severe than now.)

Su Kangsheng was familiar with the government office. After greeting the officials and clerks, he lifted the bamboo curtain in front of the signing room and walked straight in. The signing room was divided into two places inside and outside by a carved screen. The outside belonged to him and the magistrate, and the private room inside belonged to the magistrate and the magistrate. When they encountered urgent documents, they had the chance to be invited to the inner room with a different world. When they stepped in, they first caught their eye. A particularly wide bed made of stone wood should be covered with a layer of soft leather mattresses on this season. A wooden pier should be placed in the middle, which can be used to play chess or drink tea on it. The bed was also divided into two places inside and outside. On the shelves close to the inside, there were documents, classics, and blue leather thread-bound books. As for the pens and ink they needed

The paper inkstone is placed near the two square gaps specially carved out on the head of the bed, and can be obtained by sticking out your hands. It is very convenient to take it away. In the past, the prefect and the Tongzong often saw the head and the tail. In order to receive the imperial envoys from other places, they came to the government office to sit occasionally. Once, Ma Wenxiang was drunk and took a nap on the bed in the inner room. He was hit by the Tongzong who came back from the cottage. When Su Kangsheng came back from the cottage, he found that the Tongzong had entered the inner room. As a result, Ma Wenxiang was fined for half a month. He blamed this on Su Kangsheng, who did not inform him in time. Since then, the two have been dating Pili Yangqiu, and they are no longer as enthusiastic as before. The inner room has become the forbidden area for Su Kangsheng and Ma Wenxiang.

Near the screen in the outer room are two particularly large square tables, with pen, ink, paper and inkstone on them all, and all four treasures of the study were available. This is naturally the place where he and Ma Wenxiang worked. However, for some reason, the screen that was originally separated between him and Ma Wenxiang was pulled away. In front of the two square tables was a narrow corridor separated by a painted redwood and a narrow corridor that only allowed one person to pass through. At this moment, Ma Wenxiang was busy on it, and the soldiers, the prisoners, the soldiers, the prisoners, the officials, the soldiers, the prisoners, the officials, the soldiers, the soldiers, the prisoners, and the officials.

The civil servants held the documents to be ordered in their hands and arranged them in an orderly manner in the corridor. After the documents in their hands were signed by the magistrate, these civil servants walked out from the other end of the corridor. At this moment, Ma Wenxiang only needed to pass the documents alone to pass, and he could only take over the power alone. What Su Kangsheng couldn't stand the most was that Ma Wenxiang was actually holding his seal in his hand. This behavior of interfering in the affairs made Su Kangsheng feel an unknown fire.

Ma Wenxiang learned early in the morning that Su Kangsheng was going to return to the yamen office today, and his location was higher than that corridor. With his understanding of Su Kangsheng, it was time for him to arrive. He looked up from time to time and glanced at the door and saw a familiar figure. He was already happy and hurriedly threw away the pen and seal in his hand that belonged to Su Kangsheng, and quickly stepped forward and sang a heavy promise to him, saying a mixed greeting: "My brother Kangsheng, I haven't seen him for many days, and I'm getting healthier."

"Dragging Brother Wenxiang's blessing, I have eaten well and slept well at home during this period. I just missed someone to gossip about chess and gossip. Since Brother Wenxiang couldn't take time out of his busy schedule, I could only come uninvited. I wonder if I am considered abrupt?" Su Kangsheng's words were obviously smelling of gunpowder. They had been together under the same roof for so many years. When they were at their worst, the other party was afraid of avoiding it like a plague, and they regarded themselves as friends. At this moment, they embezzled their seal and were knocked out in person. Then they had to expose the other party's false face in front of their colleagues to remove the evil fire in their hearts.

Ma Wenxiang's face turned red and white. Normally, he would never be as "dummy as today" as he is today, and at least he would have had a few quarrels with the other party. The ups and downs of Wu Bo's alone inviting Su Kangsheng back had long been heard in his ears. They must have had some secrets that he would never know. His pillar was not sure what kind of free and happy life was at this moment. Su Kangsheng was "there were people in his family who were very imposing." Ma Wenxiang knew that he could only be a human being with his tail at this time.

"Mr. Wu said, when you come back, go to see him inside."

Su Kangsheng looked at Ma Wenxiang, who was silent and embarrassed, and became more and more proud. He raised his head and chest, walked through everyone in a square step, and walked into the inner room. After Su Kangsheng walked in, Wu Yonglin did not raise his head. Su Kangsheng suddenly shivered in the face of this cold treatment, and suddenly realized that the sarcasm just now had probably been passed into the ears of the prefect Wu Bo. He stayed in the same place in a panic, feeling quite uncomfortable.

"Here you come? Everyone will look down and see each other in the future, why do you make such a furious thing? Your seal was used by me to instruct Ma Governor Ma. There are so many people in this mansion, and it is impossible for you to do nothing specifically to wait for you."

Ma Wenxiang, who listened with his ears slanted outside the screen, suddenly felt warm in his heart. He secretly admired Wu Bo's behavior and was determined to be diligent in official business during the period when Lord Tongzong came back to live up to Wu Bo's grace of reinvention.

Su Kangsheng recovered his nervous mood, and hunched his body and secretly looked at Wu Yonglin who was squatting on the bed, leaning forward and looking at something. In order to break the current embarrassment, he first muttered: "I got up at about five o'clock in the morning, and I didn't expect that in the end..."

Before Su Kangsheng finished speaking, Wu Yonglin took the initiative to commit crimes on him: "Those who do not know are not guilty, let alone this is your first day of this year when you come to the government office to Huamao. Let's take a look at the new regulations of the government office first, so I will not be the case."

Wu Yonglin threw a brand new booklet to the confused Su Kangsheng. Su Kangsheng sat down and became more and more frightened. The magistrate was really ready to change his mind? Or was it just a whim. Recalling the different atmosphere in the yard of the yard, Su Kangsheng felt that the magistrate did not seem to be a joke this time.

Su Kangsheng was only in his thirties, but now he was tiring up. He was refreshed when he was happy. When he changed into a new clothes and brought a new turban and new shoes, he became more and more energetic. He was quite satisfied with the salary offered by Wu Yonglin. With his arrogant personality, he naturally wanted to show off his fists and not leave any right and wrong for others. However, just half of the booklet was read, Wu Yonglin waved to him. Only then did Su Kangsheng find that Wu Yonglin was looking through a map of Luocheng, and a piece of open space was circled on it with a brush on it. Su Kangsheng didn't know what Wu Bo was meant, so he stood beside him and kept thinking about countermeasures, and did not dare to interrupt rashly.

"Kang Sheng, I'm having a tricky thing now. Please help me with your advice."

"Sir, it's okay."

"I want to build a grass market in the place where I draw a circle. I wonder what advice do you have?" Wu Yonglin happened to take this opportunity to test Su Kangsheng's ability.

(Caoshi was originally a regular rural market, and it was commonly known in various places. Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian and other places were called Xu, Sichuan and Guizhou, Jiangxi and other places, and the north was called Ji. It originated very early. During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, there was Caoshi outside the city of Jiankang (Nanjing), most of which were located at the location of major water and land transportation roads or ferries and stations. Its naming purpose was either because the market houses were built with grass, or because it was originally a market for buying and selling grass. After a long period of development, some of them developed into residential areas, and some rose to counties and towns, and the grass market, which was close to prefectures and county towns, developed into new commercial urban areas. This type of urban residents has dense shops and shops, and the prosperous transactions are no different from the original urban areas within the city wall. Some places even far surpassed the old urban areas within the city wall. By the Song Dynasty, it gradually developed into a commercial center, such as the Nancaoshi City in Ezhou during the Southern Song Dynasty, "Ten thousand households along the river were very popular, and the stocks are very popular.

"Although Qiantang and Jiankang cannot pass", "Gaichuan, Guangjing, Xiang, Huai, Zhejiang trade and relocation meetings, all goods are sold". This type of grass market has broken through the original meaning of rural markets and has become an important part of prefectures and counties. For this type of grass market, the Song government did not regard it as a part of the countryside but as a part of the city. During the Xining period of Emperor Shenzong of the Song Dynasty, the villages in all parts of the country arranged Baojia to teach and read on time, and although they also arranged Baojia to "the grass market outside the city and towns" did not "attach them into the rural capital", they did not teach and read on time, but were under the jurisdiction of the wings and the county and the county without the wings were directly under the jurisdiction of the county and were completely out of touch with the countryside. The development of city walls and grass markets showed that the commercial trade of cities in the Song Dynasty not only broke the restrictions of the Tang Dynasty market system but also broke the restrictions of the city walls and further developed into areas outside the city walls.)

"Sir, this place is probably not the best place in Xincao City."

"Tell me your reasons."

"The east of this place is Hanzhou, Mianzhou, and Chengdu Prefecture waterways, and the land routes are connected by land. It should be the best place in Xincao City, but the adults don't know." When Su Kangsheng said this, he felt that he was suspected of showing off. Wu Bo had been the prefect of Chengdu for so many years. "I have never eaten pork, and I have seen pigs running." He found that Wu Yonglin's face did not show any good. Su Kangsheng then picked up the important words: "The east of Chengdu has always been a battlefield for wars. There have been countless dead bones buried in that land for hundreds of years. The people of Chengdu Prefecture have already put that area on the ground.

Think of it as a graveyard. Now, as long as there are dead people, they will be carried there to be buried. If they want to build a grass market there, they have to be moved to the grave. There is another biggest trouble. I heard in private that ghosts are shining at night, making a noisy place, as if ghosts are gathering. Although I have not seen each other personally, I do not agree with it. In recent years, bandits have been in trouble, especially from Chengdu to Hanzhou, Mianzhou, which is the most prosperous. If I guess correctly, most of the bandits have opened a ghost market there, and they dare not show up during the day, but they borrow ghosts to secretly trade what they have robbed at night."

Wu Yonglin was very satisfied with Su Kangsheng's reply. He almost all said the idea: "After that he is a great scholar who is well-read in poetry and books. As expected, Zhuo Qun. If I had to build a new grass market here, can you help me solve the problem of relocation of graves?"

Su Kangsheng frowned and said with a puzzled look: "It's just a lot of verbal relocation, but those bandits?"

"The Cao Market here is used to make their money. We build roads, houses, and give them a legal trading venue. They will not be as sneaky as before. This is a mutually beneficial thing, but the Cao Market must have the rules of the Cao Market. Whoever breaks the rules will have their own punishment measures. This is called one place and two systems. Before these people obtain the household registration in Chengdu, we will know this. The articles in the table will depend on you to write them."

When he heard that Wu Yonglin was about to attract these people, Su Kangsheng was shocked, but this was a good opportunity to open up the commercial line on the land. He secretly admired Wu Yonglin's plan, but another question emerged from his mind. He asked with some anxiety: "Will this make the hearts of the people who have been harmed by bandits?"
Chapter completed!