Guo Peng's side got thirty-eight beauties sent by Cao Xiu from the Western Regions Protectorate at the end of March of the fourth year of Yande.

When he learned about this, Guo was confused, and then saw Cao Xiu's table, and Guo couldn't cry or laugh.

This guy was worried that if he had a woman and his subordinates did not have a woman, it would damage the morale of the army and cause a mutiny, so he decided to send these beauties to Luoyang to give them to Guo Peng, and asked Guo Peng to smile.

Then he asked Guo Peng to see the hardships of the soldiers in the Western Regions, and send their families to reunite with them, so as to reduce the suffering of foreign lands.

I have to say that Cao Xiu did this very smartly, and knew that he used this trick to stabilize the morale of the army and not let the soldiers have resentment, otherwise he would spend all day drinking, and the other soldiers could only cry, and there would definitely be problems.

Guo will not have a grudge against the countries of the Western Regions because of a few women.

Guo himself doesn't care much about women.

He has seen too many beautiful women, and with his identity, it is easy to get any woman.

The so-called dazzling eyes, over the years, he even unfortunately suffered from face blindness, and has lost the ability to distinguish female beauty and ugliness.

It is no exaggeration to say that even his own concubines don't know if they look good or not.

Guo is an excellent and competent emperor, he is devoted to state affairs, he doesn't like beautiful women at all, and he has little desire, so these women are actually of little use to him.

But since the subordinates have a heart, as a leader, they must accept it, and they must not live up to the good intentions of their subordinates.

At this time, if you don't accept it or make some kind of moths, it will make your subordinates worry differently, which is not conducive to stability.

The emperor is actually very difficult.

So although Guo someone's heart refused, he also had to accept these thirty-eight exotic beauties to help Cao Xiu solve his troubles and assume the responsibility of an emperor.

It is the duty of the courtiers to share the worries of the emperor, and the sharing of the worries of the emperor's courtiers is sometimes a kind of care.

Of course, these beauties with different styles and tastes also look unique.

Guo waved his hand and asked Su Yuan to send someone to bring them into the inner court for some inspection, and then silently pointed out the three people with the best appearance, and asked Su Yuan to take special care of them.

Su Yuan comprehended, so he brought these thirty-eight exotic beauties into the court, and was going to teach them some things, so that they could know what it would mean to enter the Great Wei court, and what they needed to do to survive better.

The vast majority of them will become palace maids, live in the palace, or be rewarded by Guo to meritorious officials to win people's hearts when needed.

As for the three beauties specially pointed out by Guo someone, they need further special training, further study, and make sure that there are no problems at all, and then they will be sent to Guo someone.

Choosing the right person for the emperor to take care of the emperor's daily life requires special effort, Su Yuan and others are from the former dynasty eunuch Yu Xian, and they still remember some small rules and small means in the harem of the previous dynasty, and they are also handy in commanding some professional senior palace maids.

These women are talented, fair-skinned, charming eyebrows and eyes, elegant figures, and good at singing and dancing, but their comprehensive quality obviously needs to be improved.

It's time for them to grasp the breadth and profundity of Chinese civilization.

It is believed that they will soon learn the real thing, so that they can successfully graduate, become excellent graduates of the Great Wei court, and then successfully find employment.

Bring boundless happiness to someone Guo.

As the emperor of the Great Wei Empire, he is equivalent to the president and chairman of Guo Wei Group, and he can't be without a few eye-catching [secretaries] around him.

This is by no means that Guo someone's heart suddenly rose, and when he saw these Central Asian style women whose styles were very different from those of the Central Plains, he was moved and wanted to try different flavors.

This is to give face to his subordinates and to care for his subordinates.

Therefore, the court records should pay attention to the wording and sentences, and the cause and effect of this matter should be recorded according to the [true situation], and it should be approved by Guo.

The shamelessness of Guo, who has reached the extreme of double standards, can be seen.

Of course, after taking the benefits, it is natural that you can't help but solve some troubles for your courtiers, which is not what a qualified emperor should do, the emperor has in and out, and makes reasonable use of resources to control his subordinates.

Cao Xiu made this request, of course he had to think about it, because it was not a trivial matter.

The families of the 3,000 soldiers are at least the same as the 3,000 people, and it is already very difficult to provide some daily necessities for the 3,000 people, and it is probably a problem to come to another 3,000.

So Guo found Dong Zhao and Zao You, and asked Dong Zhao and Zao Yi to discuss with him how to solve the problem raised by Cao Xiu.

Dong Zhao thinks that this is a troublesome matter.

"More than 3,000 people is not too big a number, but it will be more difficult to send these more than 3,000 people to the Western Regions far away from Liangzhou, and to ensure their lives, Your Majesty, at the moment we have already borne a lot of pressure on the supplies we supply to the garrison in the Western Regions, if there are more, I am afraid that we will not be able to do it."

Zao only counted the number of family members of the garrison in the Western Regions, and also gave a less supportive attitude.

"Your Majesty, there will be a day when the garrisons in various places will be rotated, and patience for the time being is not a big problem, once something happens, there is room for turnaround, so as not to look forward to the future."

Zao only considered the situation after the Guo Wei Empire withdrew from the Western Regions from a very realistic perspective.

The former Han Dynasty had three links and three unique Western Regions, and each time it caused huge losses, Zao Yi had no problem starting from this point, but he obviously did not understand Guo's possessiveness of the Western Regions.

Since I'm here, I don't plan to leave.

"There is a time difference in the rotation of the garrison, according to the distance between the garrisons of the five cities in the Western Regions, there is only one rotation in at least three years, and if you don't see your family for three years, what will be the state? Think about it, think about it. ”

Guo looked at Zao Yi and Dong Zhao.

The two were silent.

Indeed, this is a problem.

The rotation system of the Wei army was not a one-size-fits-all system, but a measure that divided different situations.

In principle, the time of the garrison is not counted as the time required for the army to travel to the local area, but the time of arrival at the local area.

Then, in terms of specific rules, the timing of the rotation of garrisons in various places is different.

The closer to Luoyang and the more convenient the transportation, the faster the rotation of the garrison, basically for a year.

The farther the distance, the more inconvenient the transportation, the lower the frequency of rotation, one and a half years, eight months a year, two years, two years and three months, etc., etc., not uniform, but no more than three years.

According to the distance of the Western Regions, not counting the time to travel to and from the local area, the rotation time must be once every three years, and it will take at least three years for this group of garrison soldiers to return to the mainland to reunite with their families.

During these three years, they had to open up their own living space in the unfamiliar Western Regions, and strive to adapt to the local life.

This is bound to go wrong.

Although the existence of camp prostitutes has to be acquiesced, and Guo will maintain a certain scale, the fundamental solution to this problem still depends on improving the treatment of soldiers and trying to help soldiers form families.

This can solve the problem, but also increase the fertility rate and increase the population, which is much better than prostitution.

Therefore, Guo denied Zao Yi and Dong Zhao's way of looking at the problem from the economic level.

"The garrison of 3,000 soldiers in the Western Regions is very important for my silk trade route, and their presence will bring great help to the Wei trade route, and how much commercial tax revenue can the silk trade route drive in the future, I don't want to say more, what do you see?"

Guo looked at Zao Yi and Dong Zhao.

Zao Yi and Dong Zhao looked at each other.

"Then, it's better to send some camp prostitutes to go, or let the countries of the Western Regions make some efforts to arrange some women, and it's a big deal that we pay them some money, and it will be solved."

Zao only gave a new suggestion.

Guo Peng still shook his head.

"Whether it is to send camp prostitutes, or to ask the countries of the Western Regions to provide, you must send more doctors to follow you to prevent the possible sores, this is very dangerous, there were several sores in the army a few years ago, you don't remember, right?"

Zao only lowered his head and stopped talking.

A few years ago, before the establishment of the Principality of Wei, due to inadequate sanitary measures in the army, several large battalions broke out of Hualiu disease one after another, and more than 600 soldiers fell ill before and after.

What's even more odious is that at that time, there were still people in charge of the army who were worried that they would be punished, so they tried to cover up their illness.

If it weren't for a military judge who learned about the incident and broke through the obstacles to report it directly, it is estimated that this illness would have killed all the sick soldiers.

After learning the news, Hua Tuo led a team of military doctors to act urgently and save most people's lives, but more than 150 soldiers still died because of the long delay.

In addition, more than 100 soldiers had to leave the army because they did not receive timely treatment and could not be completely cured, and their bodies were damaged to varying degrees.

It was still a big shock at the time.

After investigation, it was determined that the officials in charge of this aspect in the military were negligent, did not do a good job of sanitation inspections, did not handle sanitation problems well, failed to report in a timely manner, and even tried to cover up, so that such an incident happened.

A scandal caused Guo Peng to lose nearly 300 well-trained elite soldiers, which made him extremely annoyed.

In a fit of rage, Guo Peng held 23 officers in charge of the army accountable and put them to death, and executed three officers who had worked with these health chiefs to cover up their illnesses.

Later, the treatment of their families as military dependents was abolished, and their families were exiled to the frontier, where they were not allowed to return to their places of origin.

Guo Peng then strengthened the army's health inspection regulations and realized the problem of prostitution.

From then on, Guo Peng really began to promote the marriage and family of single soldiers in the army on a large scale, instead of thinking that having camp prostitutes could solve any problems.

Guo Peng's plan is to gradually increase the marriage rate of soldiers in the army, gradually reduce the number of prostitutes, and establish a more standardized and scientific policy on the treatment of soldiers, so as to truly solve the existence of prostitutes.

This kind of problem is real and objective, and it cannot be regarded as not being seen.

Everyone is a strong man, not a Buddhist, although the military discipline of the Wei army is rigorous, but it has not reached the point of extinction.

The problem must be faced head-on and cannot be evaded, even if it costs some more money for it, otherwise it will lead to internal contradictions, which is far more terrible than the decline in the combat effectiveness of the army.

In the past few years, Guo Peng vigorously promoted the plan of single soldiers in the army to marry and form a family, and every year a special fund was allocated for the head of the army and the local government to help deal with it.

If their parents are still alive, the local government will help them negotiate marriage in the place where they are registered, and the military will provide a certain marriage subsidy to support and protect their marriage.

If the parents are deceased and there are no relatives, the government will arrange for healthy orphans of appropriate age to be matched with them to form a family, and then they will be given land, houses, marriage subsidies, and arranged for them to settle down nearby and become naturalized locals.

Every year in the army, soldiers are given a certain amount of vacation home to visit their relatives, and when it comes, everyone can reunite with their wives and have children.

In addition to the condolences of the military, the local government also has to give preferential treatment in terms of welfare and taxation, which is different from ordinary tuntian households.

When a military family has a child, the local government should celebrate it and give additional grain, oil, rice and noodles to express their blessings.

Guo Peng invested a lot of money in this effort, and the orphan girls who had been rescued through war and disaster relief were given places that were at least decent for them.

In this kind of era, it is good to be alive, have a home, and be able to eat.

It's much better to live together than to face it alone, let alone just an orphan girl, who can ask for anything else?

The Guo Wei regime was the first regime to save the war refugees on a large scale and to manage them, especially for orphan girls.

There are a large number of orphaned girls in the refugee group, and their living conditions and conditions are far worse than those of other refugees.

Therefore, Guo Peng deliberately formulated a rescue plan for orphan girls, in addition to arranging some ingenious incorporation into the army nursing camp to assist the army in dealing with the wounded, that is, to match with the army's single soldiers and civilian singles.

With the passage of time, the single rate in the army has decreased year by year, basically to the point that every soldier has a family, and then take turns to visit relatives on vacation, and will also take turns to give family members the opportunity to visit relatives near the barracks, so as to solve the problems of the soldiers themselves.

At this point, the personal problems of the Wei soldiers were basically solved.

But the personal problems of the soldiers stationed in the Western Regions are obviously not the same.