Li You didn't know why Zhu Ling was injured at first. Now when he heard Yuwen Shengnan say that Zhu Ling was chopped by a bandit to save a child, he was also slightly surprised.

"Mrs. Zhu Ling... Zhu Ling was chopped by the bandits to protect the child?" Li You looked at Yuwen Shengnan and asked.

"Yes...!" Yuwen Shengnan's tears also flowed out of his eyes at this time: "My son Zhu Ling is devoted to serving the Tang Dynasty and seeking welfare for the people. He is a good minister of the Tang Dynasty and a patron saint of the people.

If Your Highness doesn't believe it, you can go to Zhu Ling's army to investigate and go to Jiangzuo to inquire with the people.

Your Highness... The old woman begs you to give my son a way of life. My son can only walk on Chongxi. He is only twenty years old and has no children. He gives everything to the Tang Dynasty and the people of Jiangzuo.

He shouldn't have ended like this."

"Oh..." Li You sighed: "Madam Zhu, I understand your mood. I also admire everything Zhu Ziwei did for the people of the Tang Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty, but it is wrong to be happy.

When you are sick, you have to see a doctor. Not only can Chongxi not cure Zhu Xiaowei, but it will harm a woman, which is not worth the loss...!"

"Your Highness..." Yuwen Shengnan knelt in front of Li You: "The doctor has invited no less than ten people, and they are helpless. The Zhu family in Jiangzuo is powerless, and they can only fight for joy. If they really hurt the wife of the Cui family, Yuwen Shengnan is willing to pay one life."

Then he saw that Yu Wen Sheng couldn't hold him to the end, and Yu then cried in tears.

The thread in the hands of the loving mother, the clothes on the wandering son.

I sewed it tightly before leaving, fearing that I would return late.

Who says that a person who is in love with a single grass can repay the spring sunshine?

When Li You saw this scene, he couldn't help but recite a five-character poem "The Wandering Son" written by the Tang Dynasty poet Meng Jiao... This poem was highly praised by Su Shi: "The poem comes from the heart, and it comes out and is always sad."

That is to say, Meng Jiao wrote it from the heart and heart. It is precisely because emotions originate from the poet's heart that resonate with generations and has become the most classic poem for Chinese people to describe maternal love and express maternal love.

When Li You read it at this time, it was also in line with Yuwen Shengnan's maternal love for his eldest son Zhu Ling. Uncle Xu Yi and Xu Nian on the other side were even more shocking. No one expected that the poem that Li You blurted out was so dazzling.

However, just when everyone was not surprised, Li You helped Yuwen Shengnan up and said, "I am a little more medical skills. I will go and see with you. If I am not good, then I will pray for the Zhu Jiawei in the Zhu family.

If the joys are useful, then the king’s prayer will definitely be useful.”

"Your Highness... Yuwen Shengnan is so grateful..." Yuwen Shengnan cried.

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Jiangzuo means Jiangdong... refers to the area east of the Yangtze River. The Three Kingdoms and Jin Dynasties began to Jiangdong for its cultural prosperity and economic prosperity. After the Tang Dynasty, it was gradually replaced by the concept of Jiangnan.

The location of the Zhu family in Jiangzuo is Danyang County... It is now Chuzhou, Anhui Province, and its jurisdiction includes Xuancheng City, Chizhou City, Tongling City, Wuhu City, Ma'anshan City, Huangshan City, Nanjing City, Zhenjiang City, Jurong City, Changzhou City, Liyang City, Lin'an District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, Yuqian Town and west, Anji County, Huzhou City, and Wuyuan County, Shangrao City, Jiangxi Province.

Hehe, everyone underestimated Chuzhou, Anhui... In fact, Chuzhou, Anhui has always been a capital since ancient times, but after modern times, its geographical location was not good, and it could only become a third-tier small city.

Let me tell you about Jiangsu and Anhui. In fact, since ancient times, Jiangsu and Anhui were one. At that time, they were called Jiangnan. In 1368 AD, Zhu Yuanzhang, who was born as a cowherd, became emperor in Nanjing and established the Ming Dynasty that lasted for more than 200 years.

Zhu Yuanzhang chose the capital in Nanjing, but as an Anhui native, Zhu Yuanzhang took special care of his hometown Fengyang. Therefore, most areas of Anhui and Jiangsu belong to the direct-level district, namely the Zhili district. However, after Zhu Yuanzhang's death, his son Zhu Di successfully rebelled.

In order to facilitate his own rule, Zhu Di moved the capital to Beijing. In this way, the Ming Dynasty had two nominal capitals, Nanjing and Beijing. The Hebei region was called Northern Zhili, while Jiangsu and Anhui region were called Southern Zhili.

This pattern continued throughout the Ming Dynasty. Please note that the Southern Zhili region was the financial center of the Ming Dynasty and a place of taxation. The economic strength of this region is very strong.

In 1644 AD, Li Zicheng led more than 200,000 troops to invade Beijing, and the Ming Dynasty's rule over the country ended. However, Li Zicheng was not happy for too long. Soon after, Dorgon led the Eight Banners of Manchuria into the Pass and established the rule of the Qing Dynasty.

The Qing court and the Southern Ming regime repeatedly tug-of-war. After several rounds of tossing, the Qing court finally unified the whole country.

The capital of the Qing Dynasty was Beijing, so the Northern Zhili was renamed Zhili. As for the Southern Zhili, it was changed to Jiangnan Province. It has to be said that this was the largest province of the Qing Dynasty.

Both economy and population were the first in the country. After the Qing Dynasty gained a foothold, it began to consider dividing this major province in the country.

Jiangnan Province has a very prosperous economy, and with the support of the old and young people, if a strong man appears, he will have a chance to seize Jiangnan. In order to prevent problems before they happen, the Qing Dynasty decided to divide Jiangnan Province.

However, this requires step by step and cannot be rushed. In 1661 AD, the Qing Dynasty established two governors, left and right, of Jiangnan, which was the beginning of the division of Jiangnan Province.

There was only one governor in other provinces, and the Qing Dynasty's actions were very obvious. By 1667, the Qing Dynasty felt that the time had come, and officially divided Jiangnan Province into two.

This is why during the epidemic, we see the embarrassment of Nanjing. Jiangsu Thirteen Taishang Insurance, a plane transporting supplies to Wuhan, the eldest brother and one younger brother of Nanjing could not take it, but the loyal younger brother of Nanjing was Wuhu, Ma'anshan and Chuzhou in Anhui. Now Nanjing has set up a metropolitan area, but there are very few cities in Jiangsu. On the contrary, Anhui cities follow it wholeheartedly. Why is this happening? The biggest significance is to differentiate the original Jiangnan Road.

Whether it is the Qing Dynasty, the Republic of China, and the present... it is all for the purpose of differentiating this powerful Jiangnan Province.

Leaving a boat... In less than two days, Li You arrived in Danyang County and went to see Zhu Ling as soon as possible. At this time, Zhu Ling had already started to have a high fever, which could be said to be in danger.

After Li You's examination, the reason why Zhu Ling has been unconscious is that the knife edge is too big and has not received effective and timely treatment, which has caused the current situation.

In ancient times, when I was injured in a knife, the first treatment method was simple cleaning and bandage; because medical skills could not achieve suture, if there was no infection in the later stage, you could survive; if the wound was large, it would definitely be infected in the later stage. The high fever caused by the infection will cause necrosis symptoms. This is almost determined to die, and the probability of survival is extremely low.

The second treatment method is to simply clean, bandage, and soldering iron; this method is used on generals. Ordinary soldiers have no time to burn the wound with soldering iron. Why? First, there are many soldiers, and no general is important; second, Luo Tie is not something that ordinary men can withstand. This method is simple and crude, but it is too harmful. Most people are not determined enough and often die before using soldering iron.

Zhu Ling's knife wound was very big. If the Zhu family had not had money and had been kept with medicine, it would have been dead long ago if it were other soldiers. Li You looked at the purulent wound and twitched slightly, "The wound is infected, and now he has a high fever. But don't worry, it's not a serious illness. As long as I am, I will definitely not let him die."

After saying that, Li You said to Xiao Baoer: "Get the first aid kit..."

Xiao Baoer quickly took out a first aid kit for Li You, and then Li You took out a syringe and an antibiotic from the first aid kit. Now it is no longer useful to take medicine. You must first get an antibiotic to eliminate the infected bacteria.

Seeing Li You take out a strange thing, the Zhu family was surprised, but they didn't stop it, because now they are just a dead horse, and what else is worse than the current situation.

After the injection, Li You began to hang up water for Zhu Ling, and then treated Zhu Ling's suppuration wound. He carefully sewed the wound with thread. Li You was speechless. He had actually sent the thread-sewn wound early, but it was still not popular, which was very helpless.

The main reason is that it is in ancient times, and the spread of news is too closed. If it could be popularized earlier, Zhu Ling would not have to suffer such a long time. After Li You finished these things, Zhu Ling woke up.

Although he can't speak yet, being able to open his eyes has already made the Zhu family burst into tears of gratitude to Li You. Li You was also surprised that the medicine was so effective and it took effect so quickly, but this is a good thing.

Li You stayed in Jiangzuo for three more days, and Zhu Ling could speak. At that time, Li You set out to return to Bianzhou. When he returned to Bianzhou, Li You also had the appointment letter from Cui Xiuniang given to him by the Zhu family. This appointment letter was a shackle for Cui Xiuniang. As long as the appointment letter was gone, Cui Xiuniang would become a free person.

But what made Li You bitter was that he had just returned to Bianzhou from Jiangzuo, and the trouble began again. Cui Xiuniang's father Cui Changshun came. The reason why Cui Changshun came to Bianzhou was that he hoped that Cui Xiuniang could commit suicide.

Because the rumors about Cui Xiu Niang had already reached the Cui family, all the Cui family began to be humiliated. Many Cui family members said that they would not be able to raise their heads when they went out. Cui Mingan found Cui Changshun and asked Cui Changshun to solve this problem.

There is almost no other way to solve this problem except for letting his daughter die. However, although Cui Changshun was reluctant to leave, he had to come because in ancient times, the reputation of the family must be much larger than that of the individual.

Sacrifice a woman's life for the sake of the family's reputation is nothing, the family's glory is above everything else.
Chapter completed!