According to the instructions of His Majesty the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, the division of prefectures in the Eastern Han Dynasty in ancient China was used as a reference, and the names of the cities were basically taken from the names of the counties and counties in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Zhong Yi's request is nothing more than to enhance the status of Han culture in the South China mainland. The major cities of the Australian Commonwealth period, such as Melbourne and Sydney, were retained to show that the Empire's policy of allowing multi-racial coexistence and ethnic pluralism remained unchanged. At the same time, taking advantage of the arrival of the tide of Chinese immigrants, more new cities were built to gradually replace the status of major cities during the colonial period, which was the basic measure of Zhongyi's yellowing of the South China mainland.

In order to make the name of Nanhua more worthy of the name, Zhong Yi did not hesitate to suspend the naval shipbuilding program and build more sub-base vehicles, which were deployed in various places to support the infrastructure construction of new cities, power plants, airfields and even logistics factories, all of which played an important role in the development of new cities under the protection of the troops.

As weather controllers have begun to control rainfall in the arid areas of the western, northern and central regions under the guidance of experts, some of the barren land in the past has gradually become high-quality pasture and cultivation areas. It is also correspondingly less difficult to migrate to the Liangzhou and Yizhou regions in the west. Many immigrants who were originally farmers preferred large pastures and arable land in the hinterland, and the Imperial Ministry of Agriculture also provided a series of preferential policies and support measures. Some advanced agricultural machinery and equipment were rented to farmers at low prices, and other seeds of high-quality wheat seeds introduced in the United States were provided free of charge, and the income from the first three years of clearing wasteland and new pastures was all owned by individuals, and the empire did not collect any taxes. These policies and measures have made immigrants from inland areas such as North China ecstatic, farming is not taxed, and seeds are provided for free, and those machines can be rented at a very low price, and the most important thing is that there is so much land here, as long as you apply to the local agricultural department, you can basically plant as much as you want. The immigrants who were still hesitant when they boarded the ship settled down and began to build a better tomorrow with their hard work and sweat.

The final plan for the territorial division of the empire is thirteen states plus a capital special administrative region, Tasmania was renamed Yizhou Island, and the capital of Yizhou is not the former capital of Tasmania Hobart, after the Hobart tragedy, this metropolis, which was once selected as the world's most comfortable city, immediately faced a wave of refugees, less than 500,000 people in the three months after the tragedy, there were only more than 200,000 left, and Shouhua City, as the new capital of Yizhou, increased sharply from 100,000 to 450,000. The Marine Corps stationed here makes citizens of all colors feel safer.

Zhili is no longer called a state, but exists as a capital special administrative region, unlike other states, there is no state government here, the highest administrative body of the special administrative region is the imperial interior department, the interior minister is the actual governor, of course, the nominal supreme leader is still His Majesty the Han Emperor, that is, Zhili is the direct territory of the imperial family. This territory is located in the middle of the South China Continent, and the main base is located at the southern end of the territory. Zhong Yi originally planned to build the capital around the main base, but after careful consideration, he still decided to set the new capital of the empire in the Alice Springs area.

Alice Springs, located between the East and West MacDonald Ranges, was also Australia's most famous inland city in later generations. As the starting point of Uluru National Park, Alice Springs is world-renowned for its surrounding desert beauty and heritage, with bushwalking, hot air ballooning, camel safaris and the annual events that attract visitors from all over the world.

But in this world, Uluru National Park is also the most famous attraction in the central part of the continent - Ayers Rock, the big red stone known as the world's largest monolith, has long been dug by mining trucks, and the rest of the sub-surface has also become the base of the weather controller. Although the loss of the Ayers Rock is unlikely to become a famous tourist city as in later generations, the decision of the Han Emperor to make the capital here will undoubtedly make this area more prosperous and splendid, but it will no longer appear under the name of Alice Spring, the capital city of the Han Empire is called ...... Changan!

Alice Springs also retains its name as a small satellite town to the west of Chang'an City, which will be the settlement of the Arnlant tribe, the indigenous people of the central region.

Within the scope of the capital special administrative region, in addition to the existence of the main base car, Zhong Yi unfolded four sub-base cars, the unique wall of the base did not become the wall of Chang'an City, but the main base and the weather controller area were tightly encircled, and later it was commonly known as the Queen's District, meaning that this is the emperor's private forbidden land, and no one can covet it. Within the Red Guard Legion, this place is called Area 0 or Ice Pole, because the highest commander in this area is Qin Yingxue, the director of the Royal Chamberlain.

The construction of Chang'an City began on December 9, 1935, on this day, at the foot of East MacDonald Mountain, which has been renamed Fengming Mountain, His Majesty the Han Emperor dug up the first spade of soil, which represents the official groundbreaking of Weiyang Palace, which will serve as the imperial palace after completion. On the same day, MI2, headquartered in Shanghai, China, reported that a large-scale anti-Japanese demonstration broke out among university students in Beiping, opposing the autonomy of North China and Japanese imperialism, demanding the preservation of China's territorial integrity, and calling for "assistance in the Suiyuan War of Resistance" and "all parties uniting." However, He Yingqin, acting chairman of the Beiping branch of the Military Commission of the Nationalist Government, avoided the student representatives, and this behavior angered the students and the scale of the demonstration expanded. But they were ******** by thousands of military police, who turned on the water hose and sprayed cold jets of water on the students, and then beat them with whips, gun handles, and wooden sticks, and a large number of students were injured or even arrested. Student and workers' organizations in other parts of China have responded in support.

This information was crumpled into a ball in the hands of the Han Emperor, who had just put down the shovel, and was torn apart fiercely. Then, without saying a word, His Majesty boarded the car and left the construction site.

The next day, Wilson, the foreign minister of the Han Empire, announced that Hebar, the Minister of Immigration of the Han Empire, would be authorized by His Majesty the Han Emperor to conduct more in-depth negotiations with the government of Nanjing, China, on the multifaceted cooperation between the two countries. At the invitation of Jiang Zhongzheng, President of the Executive Yuan of the Nanjing Government, in March next year, the Imperial Prime Minister Sandra ? H.E. Smolgon will visit China.

At the same time, at the invitation of the International Olympic Committee and the host country, the German Empire, the Han Empire will send a delegation to participate in the 11th Olympic Games to be held in Berlin, Germany, in August next year.