The population problem has always been one of the important factors that plagued Haihan's development of overseas colonies, especially in Northeast Asia, which is thousands of miles away from Hainan Island. Bringing in migrants from Shandong is a good choice, but as the situation in Shandong has gradually stabilized in the past two years, the number of refugees has become increasingly scarce, and it is not easy to imagine that as long as there is food, there will be refugees flocking to seek a way out, as in the previous two years. Moreover, the Shandong government has been very wary of the immigration methods of the Haihan, and it is almost impossible for ordinary people to go to the Haihan-controlled area through the state, and only those businessmen who have spent money to buy road books in the government can go to Fushan County smoothly. As a result, the number of immigrants that Haihan could obtain from Shandong was naturally greatly reduced, and it was difficult to meet the needs of Liaodong.

In addition to Shandong, there are probably only a large number of Han people with vague identities in the area behind the enemy lines in Liaodong. The reason why the identities of these people are vague is because Liaodong is already a occupied area, and most of these Han people currently belong to the slave class under the rule of the Later Jin, and the Ming Dynasty has no ability to rescue them. If the Haihan could use force to open a breakthrough in the Houjin region and rescue the Han people from the occupied area, then these people probably wouldn't mind changing their identities in the future to be loyal to the Han regime from the south.

Of course, to realize this plan, it is not just words, it must be coordinated by the military to promote the implementation, and the Houjin army will not watch Haihan do whatever he wants.

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The population problem has always been one of the important factors that plagued Haihan's development of overseas colonies, especially in Northeast Asia, which is thousands of miles away from Hainan Island. Bringing in migrants from Shandong is a good choice, but as the situation in Shandong has gradually stabilized in the past two years, the number of refugees has become increasingly scarce, and it is not easy to imagine that as long as there is food, there will be refugees flocking to seek a way out, as in the previous two years. Moreover, the Shandong government has been very wary of the immigration methods of the Haihan, and it is almost impossible for ordinary people to go to the Haihan-controlled area through the state, and only those businessmen who have spent money to buy road books in the government can go to Fushan County smoothly. As a result, the number of immigrants that Haihan could obtain from Shandong was naturally greatly reduced, and it was difficult to meet the needs of Liaodong.

In addition to Shandong, there are probably only a large number of Han people with vague identities in the area behind the enemy lines in Liaodong. The reason why the identities of these people are vague is because Liaodong is already a occupied area, and most of these Han people currently belong to the slave class under the rule of the Later Jin, and the Ming Dynasty has no ability to rescue them. If the Haihan could use force to open a breakthrough in the Houjin region and rescue the Han people from the occupied area, then these people probably wouldn't mind changing their identities in the future to be loyal to the Han regime from the south.

Of course, to realize this plan, it is not just words, it must be coordinated by the military to promote the implementation, and the Houjin army will not watch Haihan do whatever he wants. The population problem has always been one of the important factors that plagued Haihan's development of overseas colonies, especially in Northeast Asia, which is thousands of miles away from Hainan Island. Bringing in migrants from Shandong is a good choice, but as the situation in Shandong has gradually stabilized in the past two years, the number of refugees has become increasingly scarce, and it is not easy to imagine that as long as there is food, there will be refugees flocking to seek a way out, as in the previous two years. Moreover, the Shandong government has been very wary of the immigration methods of the Haihan, and it is almost impossible for ordinary people to go to the Haihan-controlled area through the state, and only those businessmen who have spent money to buy road books in the government can go to Fushan County smoothly. As a result, the number of immigrants that Haihan could obtain from Shandong was naturally greatly reduced, and it was difficult to meet the needs of Liaodong.

In addition to Shandong, there are probably only a large number of Han people with vague identities in the area behind the enemy lines in Liaodong. The reason why the identities of these people are vague is because Liaodong is already a occupied area, and most of these Han people currently belong to the slave class under the rule of the Later Jin, and the Ming Dynasty has no ability to rescue them. If the Haihan could use force to open a breakthrough in the Houjin region and rescue the Han people from the occupied area, then these people probably wouldn't mind changing their identities in the future to be loyal to the Han regime from the south.

Of course, to realize this plan, it is not just words, it must be coordinated by the military to promote the implementation, and the Houjin army will not watch Haihan do whatever he wants. The population problem has always been one of the important factors that plagued Haihan's development of overseas colonies, especially in Northeast Asia, which is thousands of miles away from Hainan Island. Bringing in migrants from Shandong is a good choice, but as the situation in Shandong has gradually stabilized in the past two years, the number of refugees has become increasingly scarce, and it is not easy to imagine that as long as there is food, there will be refugees flocking to seek a way out, as in the previous two years. Moreover, the Shandong government has been very wary of the immigration methods of the Haihan, and it is almost impossible for ordinary people to go to the Haihan-controlled area through the state, and only those businessmen who have spent money to buy road books in the government can go to Fushan County smoothly. As a result, the number of immigrants that Haihan could obtain from Shandong was naturally greatly reduced, and it was difficult to meet the needs of Liaodong.

In addition to Shandong, there are probably only a large number of Han people with vague identities in the area behind the enemy lines in Liaodong. The reason why the identities of these people are vague is because Liaodong is already a occupied area, and most of these Han people currently belong to the slave class under the rule of the Later Jin, and the Ming Dynasty has no ability to rescue them. If the Haihan could use force to open a breakthrough in the Houjin region and rescue the Han people from the occupied area, then these people probably wouldn't mind changing their identities in the future to be loyal to the Han regime from the south.

Of course, to realize this plan, it is not just words, it must be coordinated by the military to promote the implementation, and the Houjin army will not watch Haihan do whatever he wants. The population problem has always been one of the important factors that plagued Haihan's development of overseas colonies, especially in Northeast Asia, which is thousands of miles away from Hainan Island. Bringing in migrants from Shandong is a good choice, but as the situation in Shandong has gradually stabilized in the past two years, the number of refugees has become increasingly scarce, and it is not easy to imagine that as long as there is food, there will be refugees flocking to seek a way out, as in the previous two years. Moreover, the Shandong government has been very wary of the immigration methods of the Haihan, and it is almost impossible for ordinary people to go to the Haihan-controlled area through the state, and only those businessmen who have spent money to buy road books in the government can go to Fushan County smoothly. As a result, the number of immigrants that Haihan could obtain from Shandong was naturally greatly reduced, and it was difficult to meet the needs of Liaodong.

In addition to Shandong, there are probably only a large number of Han people with vague identities in the area behind the enemy lines in Liaodong. The reason why the identities of these people are vague is because Liaodong is already a occupied area, and most of these Han people currently belong to the slave class under the rule of the Later Jin, and the Ming Dynasty has no ability to rescue them. If the Haihan could use force to open a breakthrough in the Houjin region and rescue the Han people from the occupied area, then these people probably wouldn't mind changing their identities in the future to be loyal to the Han regime from the south.

Of course, to realize this plan, it is not just words, it must be coordinated by the military to promote the implementation, and the Houjin army will not watch Haihan do whatever he wants. The population problem has always been one of the important factors that plagued Haihan's development of overseas colonies, especially in Northeast Asia, which is thousands of miles away from Hainan Island. Bringing in migrants from Shandong is a good choice, but as the situation in Shandong has gradually stabilized in the past two years, the number of refugees has become increasingly scarce, and it is not easy to imagine that as long as there is food, there will be refugees flocking to seek a way out, as in the previous two years. Moreover, the Shandong government has been very wary of the immigration methods of the Haihan, and it is almost impossible for ordinary people to go to the Haihan-controlled area through the state, and only those businessmen who have spent money to buy road books in the government can go to Fushan County smoothly. As a result, the number of immigrants that Haihan could obtain from Shandong was naturally greatly reduced, and it was difficult to meet the needs of Liaodong.

In addition to Shandong, there are probably only a large number of Han people with vague identities in the area behind the enemy lines in Liaodong. The reason why the identities of these people are vague is because Liaodong is already a occupied area, and most of these Han people currently belong to the slave class under the rule of the Later Jin, and the Ming Dynasty has no ability to rescue them. If the Haihan could use force to open a breakthrough in the Houjin region and rescue the Han people from the occupied area, then these people probably wouldn't mind changing their identities in the future to be loyal to the Han regime from the south.

Of course, to realize this plan, it is not just words, it must be coordinated by the military to promote the implementation, and the Houjin army will not watch Haihan do whatever he wants. The population problem has always been one of the important factors that plagued Haihan's development of overseas colonies, especially in Northeast Asia, which is thousands of miles away from Hainan Island. Bringing in migrants from Shandong is a good choice, but as the situation in Shandong has gradually stabilized in the past two years, the number of refugees has become increasingly scarce, and it is not easy to imagine that as long as there is food, there will be refugees flocking to seek a way out, as in the previous two years. Moreover, the Shandong government has been very wary of the immigration methods of the Haihan, and it is almost impossible for ordinary people to go to the Haihan-controlled area through the state, and only those businessmen who have spent money to buy road books in the government can go to Fushan County smoothly. As a result, the number of immigrants that Haihan could obtain from Shandong was naturally greatly reduced, and it was difficult to meet the needs of Liaodong.

In addition to Shandong, there are probably only a large number of Han people with vague identities in the area behind the enemy lines in Liaodong. The reason why the identities of these people are vague is because Liaodong is already a occupied area, and most of these Han people currently belong to the slave class under the rule of the Later Jin, and the Ming Dynasty has no ability to rescue them. If the Haihan could use force to open a breakthrough in the Houjin region and rescue the Han people from the occupied area, then these people probably wouldn't mind changing their identities in the future to be loyal to the Han regime from the south.

Of course, to realize this plan, it is not just words, it must be coordinated by the military to promote the implementation, and the Houjin army will not watch Haihan do whatever he wants. The population problem has always been one of the important factors that plagued Haihan's development of overseas colonies, especially in Northeast Asia, which is thousands of miles away from Hainan Island. Bringing in migrants from Shandong is a good choice, but as the situation in Shandong has gradually stabilized in the past two years, the number of refugees has become increasingly scarce, and it is not easy to imagine that as long as there is food, there will be refugees flocking to seek a way out, as in the previous two years. Moreover, the Shandong government has been very wary of the immigration methods of the Haihan, and it is almost impossible for ordinary people to go to the Haihan-controlled area through the state, and only those businessmen who have spent money to buy road books in the government can go to Fushan County smoothly. As a result, the number of immigrants that Haihan could obtain from Shandong was naturally greatly reduced, and it was difficult to meet the needs of Liaodong.

In addition to Shandong, there are probably only a large number of Han people with vague identities in the area behind the enemy lines in Liaodong. The reason why the identities of these people are vague is because Liaodong is already a occupied area, and most of these Han people currently belong to the slave class under the rule of the Later Jin, and the Ming Dynasty has no ability to rescue them. If the Haihan could use force to open a breakthrough in the Houjin region and rescue the Han people from the occupied area, then these people probably wouldn't mind changing their identities in the future to be loyal to the Han regime from the south.

Of course, to realize this plan, it is not just words, it must be coordinated by the military to promote the implementation, and the Houjin army will not watch Haihan do whatever he wants.

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