Jin Shangjiu has been in Zhoushan for a long time, and his perspective on problems is more comprehensive than Li's. He believes that the Haihan-dominated trade model brought prosperity to the Ming not only some coastal areas, but also the continuous erosion of the local government of the Ming Dynasty in the process, and many Ming officials who held real power became frequent visitors to Zhoushan Island. Having said that, if it weren't for the local government of Jiangsu and Zhejiang giving Haihan a lot of convenience, if you want to run such a big situation in just one or two years, even Haihan, who has vast powers, would be difficult to achieve.

Jiangsu and Zhejiang were originally rich areas in the Ming Dynasty, and the officials here generally had good family backgrounds, but they still couldn't withstand the sugar-coated shells of Haihan. If it were North Korea, it would only be feared that local officials would fall under the interests of the Haihan more quickly. Jin Shangjiu thinks that he is quite determined, but after being in contact with the Haihan people for a long time, he can't help but receive a lot of benefits from the other party, but the Haihan has never asked him to make any moves to betray North Korea, so he can still safely advise Li not to have too high expectations for the Haihan trade model for the time being.

"Shizi, the Haihan people are not only good at trade, but also good at using trade to open up joints to buy people's hearts, if you want to introduce this into our country, you must prevent the Haihan people from using this to win over our ministers. Although knowing this kind of thing may make Li unhappy, Jin Shangjiu's duty is to remind Li to beware of Haihan's methods.

Li Wenyan stopped writing and asked: "In this way, those Ming military attachés and generals we saw the day before yesterday should have gained a lot of benefits from Haihan, so they appeared on the island en masse?"

Jin Shangjiu said: "Shizi Mingjian! Most of these Ming military attaches secretly have trade contacts with the Haihan, and many of them also control the sales authority of certain Haihan goods in the coastal state capitals, and they make a lot of profits every year. There are also some ambitious people who try to copy the model of the Xu clan in Fujian to Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and want to become a hegemon by enlisting the support of Haihan. ”

Li couldn't help frowning when he heard this, he wanted to achieve the goal of making his country's international trade as prosperous as here, but he really didn't think carefully about the possible side effects of this. The history of the Xu clan in Fujian, he has also studied it with the help of the limited information at hand, and knows how the warlords who dominated one side in the southern Ming Dynasty climbed up step by step with the help of Haihan. If there are similar figures in Korea in the future, it will undoubtedly be a great threat to the rule of the imperial court.

But even if we don't introduce Haihan's trade model, can we completely cut off this kind of benefit transfer?

This book was first published in Genesis, and the following will be re-edited later for anti-theft

Jin Shangjiu has been in Zhoushan for a long time, and his perspective on problems is more comprehensive than Li's. He believes that the Haihan-dominated trade model brought prosperity to the Ming not only some coastal areas, but also the continuous erosion of the local government of the Ming Dynasty in the process, and many Ming officials who held real power became frequent visitors to Zhoushan Island. Having said that, if it weren't for the local government of Jiangsu and Zhejiang giving Haihan a lot of convenience, if you want to run such a big situation in just one or two years, even Haihan, who has vast powers, would be difficult to achieve.

Jiangsu and Zhejiang were originally rich areas in the Ming Dynasty, and the officials here generally had good family backgrounds, but they still couldn't withstand the sugar-coated shells of Haihan. If it were North Korea, it would only be feared that local officials would fall under the interests of the Haihan more quickly. Jin Shangjiu thinks that he is quite determined, but after being in contact with the Haihan people for a long time, he can't help but receive a lot of benefits from the other party, but the Haihan has never asked him to make any moves to betray North Korea, so he can still safely advise Li not to have too high expectations for the Haihan trade model for the time being.

"Shizi, the Haihan people are not only good at trade, but also good at using trade to open up joints to buy people's hearts, if you want to introduce this into our country, you must prevent the Haihan people from using this to win over our ministers. Although knowing this kind of thing may make Li unhappy, Jin Shangjiu's duty is to remind Li to beware of Haihan's methods.

Li Wenyan stopped writing and asked: "In this way, those Ming military attachés and generals we saw the day before yesterday should have gained a lot of benefits from Haihan, so they appeared on the island en masse?"

Jin Shangjiu said: "Shizi Mingjian! Most of these Ming military attaches secretly have trade contacts with the Haihan, and many of them also control the sales authority of certain Haihan goods in the coastal state capitals, and they make a lot of profits every year. There are also some ambitious people who try to copy the model of the Xu clan in Fujian to Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and want to become a hegemon by enlisting the support of Haihan. ”

Li couldn't help frowning when he heard this, he wanted to achieve the goal of making his country's international trade as prosperous as here, but he really didn't think carefully about the possible side effects of this. The history of the Xu clan in Fujian, he has also studied it with the help of the limited information at hand, and knows how the warlords who dominated one side in the southern Ming Dynasty climbed up step by step with the help of Haihan. If there are similar figures in Korea in the future, it will undoubtedly be a great threat to the rule of the imperial court.

But even if we don't introduce the Haihan trade model, can we completely cut off this kind of benefit transfer? Jin Shangjiu has been in Zhoushan for a long time, and he has a more comprehensive perspective than Li's. He believes that the Haihan-dominated trade model brought prosperity to the Ming not only some coastal areas, but also the continuous erosion of the local government of the Ming Dynasty in the process, and many Ming officials who held real power became frequent visitors to Zhoushan Island. Having said that, if it weren't for the local government of Jiangsu and Zhejiang giving Haihan a lot of convenience, if you want to run such a big situation in just one or two years, even Haihan, who has vast powers, would be difficult to achieve.

Jiangsu and Zhejiang were originally rich areas in the Ming Dynasty, and the officials here generally had good family backgrounds, but they still couldn't withstand the sugar-coated shells of Haihan. If it were North Korea, it would only be feared that local officials would fall under the interests of the Haihan more quickly. Jin Shangjiu thinks that he is quite determined, but after being in contact with the Haihan people for a long time, he can't help but receive a lot of benefits from the other party, but the Haihan has never asked him to make any moves to betray North Korea, so he can still safely advise Li not to have too high expectations for the Haihan trade model for the time being.

"Shizi, the Haihan people are not only good at trade, but also good at using trade to open up joints to buy people's hearts, if you want to introduce this into our country, you must prevent the Haihan people from using this to win over our ministers. Although knowing this kind of thing may make Li unhappy, Jin Shangjiu's duty is to remind Li to beware of Haihan's methods.

Li Wenyan stopped writing and asked: "In this way, those Ming military attachés and generals we saw the day before yesterday should have gained a lot of benefits from Haihan, so they appeared on the island en masse?"

Jin Shangjiu said: "Shizi Mingjian! Most of these Ming military attaches secretly have trade contacts with the Haihan, and many of them also control the sales authority of certain Haihan goods in the coastal state capitals, and they make a lot of profits every year. There are also some ambitious people who try to copy the model of the Xu clan in Fujian to Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and want to become a hegemon by enlisting the support of Haihan. ”

Li couldn't help frowning when he heard this, he wanted to achieve the goal of making his country's international trade as prosperous as here, but he really didn't think carefully about the possible side effects of this. The history of the Xu clan in Fujian, he has also studied it with the help of the limited information at hand, and knows how the warlords who dominated one side in the southern Ming Dynasty climbed up step by step with the help of Haihan. If there are similar figures in Korea in the future, it will undoubtedly be a great threat to the rule of the imperial court.

But even if we don't introduce the Haihan trade model, can we completely cut off this kind of benefit transfer? Jin Shangjiu has been in Zhoushan for a long time, and he has a more comprehensive perspective than Li's. He believes that the Haihan-dominated trade model brought prosperity to the Ming not only some coastal areas, but also the continuous erosion of the local government of the Ming Dynasty in the process, and many Ming officials who held real power became frequent visitors to Zhoushan Island. Having said that, if it weren't for the local government of Jiangsu and Zhejiang giving Haihan a lot of convenience, if you want to run such a big situation in just one or two years, even Haihan, who has vast powers, would be difficult to achieve.

Jiangsu and Zhejiang were originally rich areas in the Ming Dynasty, and the officials here generally had good family backgrounds, but they still couldn't withstand the sugar-coated shells of Haihan. If it were North Korea, it would only be feared that local officials would fall under the interests of the Haihan more quickly. Jin Shangjiu thinks that he is quite determined, but after being in contact with the Haihan people for a long time, he can't help but receive a lot of benefits from the other party, but the Haihan has never asked him to make any moves to betray North Korea, so he can still safely advise Li not to have too high expectations for the Haihan trade model for the time being.

"Shizi, the Haihan people are not only good at trade, but also good at using trade to open up joints to buy people's hearts, if you want to introduce this into our country, you must prevent the Haihan people from using this to win over our ministers. Although knowing this kind of thing may make Li unhappy, Jin Shangjiu's duty is to remind Li to beware of Haihan's methods.

Li Wenyan stopped writing and asked: "In this way, those Ming military attachés and generals we saw the day before yesterday should have gained a lot of benefits from Haihan, so they appeared on the island en masse?"

Jin Shangjiu said: "Shizi Mingjian! Most of these Ming military attaches secretly have trade contacts with the Haihan, and many of them also control the sales authority of certain Haihan goods in the coastal state capitals, and they make a lot of profits every year. There are also some ambitious people who try to copy the model of the Xu clan in Fujian to Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and want to become a hegemon by enlisting the support of Haihan. ”

Li couldn't help frowning when he heard this, he wanted to achieve the goal of making his country's international trade as prosperous as here, but he really didn't think carefully about the possible side effects of this. The history of the Xu clan in Fujian, he has also studied it with the help of the limited information at hand, and knows how the warlords who dominated one side in the southern Ming Dynasty climbed up step by step with the help of Haihan. If there are similar figures in Korea in the future, it will undoubtedly be a great threat to the rule of the imperial court.

But even if we don't introduce the Haihan trade model, can we completely cut off this kind of benefit transfer? Jin Shangjiu has been in Zhoushan for a long time, and he has a more comprehensive perspective than Li's. He believes that the Haihan-dominated trade model brought prosperity to the Ming not only some coastal areas, but also the continuous erosion of the local government of the Ming Dynasty in the process, and many Ming officials who held real power became frequent visitors to Zhoushan Island. Having said that, if it weren't for the local government of Jiangsu and Zhejiang giving Haihan a lot of convenience, if you want to run such a big situation in just one or two years, even Haihan, who has vast powers, would be difficult to achieve.

Jiangsu and Zhejiang were originally rich areas in the Ming Dynasty, and the officials here generally had good family backgrounds, but they still couldn't withstand the sugar-coated shells of Haihan. If it were North Korea, it would only be feared that local officials would fall under the interests of the Haihan more quickly. Jin Shangjiu thinks that he is quite determined, but after being in contact with the Haihan people for a long time, he can't help but receive a lot of benefits from the other party, but the Haihan has never asked him to make any moves to betray North Korea, so he can still safely advise Li not to have too high expectations for the Haihan trade model for the time being.

"Shizi, the Haihan people are not only good at trade, but also good at using trade to open up joints to buy people's hearts, if you want to introduce this into our country, you must prevent the Haihan people from using this to win over our ministers. Although knowing this kind of thing may make Li unhappy, Jin Shangjiu's duty is to remind Li to beware of Haihan's methods.

Li Wenyan stopped writing and asked: "In this way, those Ming military attachés and generals we saw the day before yesterday should have gained a lot of benefits from Haihan, so they appeared on the island en masse?"

Jin Shangjiu said: "Shizi Mingjian! Most of these Ming military attaches secretly have trade contacts with the Haihan, and many of them also control the sales authority of certain Haihan goods in the coastal state capitals, and they make a lot of profits every year. There are also some ambitious people who try to copy the model of the Xu clan in Fujian to Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and want to become a hegemon by enlisting the support of Haihan. ”

Li couldn't help frowning when he heard this, he wanted to achieve the goal of making his country's international trade as prosperous as here, but he really didn't think carefully about the possible side effects of this. The history of the Xu clan in Fujian, he has also studied it with the help of the limited information at hand, and knows how the warlords who dominated one side in the southern Ming Dynasty climbed up step by step with the help of Haihan. If there are similar figures in Korea in the future, it will undoubtedly be a great threat to the rule of the imperial court.

But even if we don't introduce Haihan's trade model, can we completely cut off this kind of benefit transfer?