Chapter 1850: Political Enemies
In addition to planning to try to win over, Qian Tiandun actually didn't say half of what he said, if the means of lure didn't work, then he could probably only use force to coerce. But as a last resort, Haehan does not want to use heavy-handed means to deal with the opposition in North Korea, which could easily attract more vigilance and resentment.
For Haehan, the ideal situation is to exploit North Korea's natural resources in a relatively stable social environment, rather than spending a lot of energy and time interfering in North Korea's internal political struggles. As long as these projects begin to produce results, more and more North Koreans will choose to side with Haehan for personal gain, and many problems will be solved.
Just like the occupation area of Haihan on the coastline of the Ming Dynasty, it was hostile and confrontational to the locals at first, but as the local group of vested interests grew, it was eventually unable to get rid of the law of true fragrance. Originally, the local government that was supposed to try its best to protect the interests of the Ming Dynasty later chose to pretend to be deaf and dumb about the movements of the Haihan, and just take a piece of the silver that the Haihan people were filial to with peace of mind.
Since this mode of operation can be successful in the Ming Dynasty, the North Korea, which is in common with the Ming culture, will naturally be no exception, but Haihan's operation in North Korea is still short, and the upper class does not have many connections, so there are very few powerful people who are really willing to speak for Haihan. Even Kim Sang-hun, the main battle faction who advocated the introduction of Haihan reinforcements to fight against the Qing army, was still relatively cautious about various post-war economic cooperation, and did not choose to express his support for Haihan's post-war development plan because Haihan sent troops to help Korea retreat from the enemy.
As for Jin Shangjiu, he has been in contact with the Haihan people for a relatively long time, and he also knows very well that this ethnic group is a very realistic group of people, collecting money and sending troops to help North Korea fight the war, and after the war, he will ask North Korea for the right to develop and operate various industries, which can be described as very purposeful. He was also present during today's negotiation process, how did his own king push around and play Tai Chi with the Haihan people, he watched the whole process, and to be honest, he was a little worried that the Haihan people would turn their faces impatiently.
From Kim Sang-gu's standpoint, of course, he hopes that his country can retain its sovereignty and dignity, but at the same time, he is also well aware of the huge economic losses suffered by North Korea in the war that has just ended, and if the national economy and people's livelihood cannot be quickly rebuilt in a short period of time, then the domestic doubts about the king's policy measures will only grow. Whether to cooperate with Haihan or not, in fact, is not the focus of the problem, the opposition wants to gain the right to speak through voice, not to work against Haihan, so his view is actually the same as that of Haihan, that the opposition in the officialdom must be dealt with first, so that the king has no scruples about governance, and then he can promote the implementation of the industrial cooperative development plan.
With Jin Shangjiu's status, he naturally can't accomplish such a goal on behalf of Haihan, and all he can do now is to provide some useful information to guide Haihan's next actions as the other party requested.
"At present, the main opponents of the industrial cooperation and development plan between the two countries are the political enemies of the Kim people. They do not necessarily want to oppose your country, and they also want to win the king's attention by opposing this matter, and it is not an exaggeration to say that they are grandstanding. Kim Sang-gyu was very frank and expressed his opinion.
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In addition to planning to try to win over, Qian Tiandun actually didn't say half of what he said, if the means of lure didn't work, then he could probably only use force to coerce. But as a last resort, Haehan does not want to use heavy-handed means to deal with the opposition in North Korea, which could easily attract more vigilance and resentment.
For Haehan, the ideal situation is to exploit North Korea's natural resources in a relatively stable social environment, rather than spending a lot of energy and time interfering in North Korea's internal political struggles. As long as these projects begin to produce results, more and more North Koreans will choose to side with Haehan for personal gain, and many problems will be solved.
Just like the occupation area of Haihan on the coastline of the Ming Dynasty, it was hostile and confrontational to the locals at first, but as the local group of vested interests grew, it was eventually unable to get rid of the law of true fragrance. Originally, the local government that was supposed to try its best to protect the interests of the Ming Dynasty later chose to pretend to be deaf and dumb about the movements of the Haihan, and just take a piece of the silver that the Haihan people were filial to with peace of mind.
Since this mode of operation can be successful in the Ming Dynasty, the North Korea, which is in common with the Ming culture, will naturally be no exception, but Haihan's operation in North Korea is still short, and the upper class does not have many connections, so there are very few powerful people who are really willing to speak for Haihan. Even Kim Sang-hun, the main battle faction who advocated the introduction of Haihan reinforcements to fight against the Qing army, was still relatively cautious about various post-war economic cooperation, and did not choose to express his support for Haihan's post-war development plan because Haihan sent troops to help Korea retreat from the enemy.
As for Jin Shangjiu, he has been in contact with the Haihan people for a relatively long time, and he also knows very well that this ethnic group is a very realistic group of people, collecting money and sending troops to help North Korea fight the war, and after the war, he will ask North Korea for the right to develop and operate various industries, which can be described as very purposeful. He was also present during today's negotiation process, how did his own king push around and play Tai Chi with the Haihan people, he watched the whole process, and to be honest, he was a little worried that the Haihan people would turn their faces impatiently.
From Kim Sang-gu's standpoint, of course, he hopes that his country can retain its sovereignty and dignity, but at the same time, he is also well aware of the huge economic losses suffered by North Korea in the war that has just ended, and if the national economy and people's livelihood cannot be quickly rebuilt in a short period of time, then the domestic doubts about the king's policy measures will only grow. Whether to cooperate with Haihan or not, in fact, is not the focus of the problem, the opposition wants to gain the right to speak through voice, not to work against Haihan, so his view is actually the same as that of Haihan, that the opposition in the officialdom must be dealt with first, so that the king has no scruples about governance, and then he can promote the implementation of the industrial cooperative development plan.
With Jin Shangjiu's status, he naturally can't accomplish such a goal on behalf of Haihan, and all he can do now is to provide some useful information to guide Haihan's next actions as the other party requested.
"At present, the main opponents of the industrial cooperation and development plan between the two countries are the political enemies of the Kim people. They do not necessarily want to oppose your country, and they also want to win the king's attention by opposing this matter, and it is not an exaggeration to say that they are grandstanding. Kim Sang-gyu was very frank and expressed his opinion. In addition to planning to try to win over, Qian Tiandun actually didn't say half of what he said, if the means of lure didn't work, then he could probably only use force to coerce. But as a last resort, Haehan does not want to use heavy-handed means to deal with the opposition in North Korea, which could easily attract more vigilance and resentment.
For Haehan, the ideal situation is to exploit North Korea's natural resources in a relatively stable social environment, rather than spending a lot of energy and time interfering in North Korea's internal political struggles. As long as these projects begin to produce results, more and more North Koreans will choose to side with Haehan for personal gain, and many problems will be solved.
Just like the occupation area of Haihan on the coastline of the Ming Dynasty, it was hostile and confrontational to the locals at first, but as the local group of vested interests grew, it was eventually unable to get rid of the law of true fragrance. Originally, the local government that was supposed to try its best to protect the interests of the Ming Dynasty later chose to pretend to be deaf and dumb about the movements of the Haihan, and just take a piece of the silver that the Haihan people were filial to with peace of mind.
Since this mode of operation can be successful in the Ming Dynasty, the North Korea, which is in common with the Ming culture, will naturally be no exception, but Haihan's operation in North Korea is still short, and the upper class does not have many connections, so there are very few powerful people who are really willing to speak for Haihan. Even Kim Sang-hun, the main battle faction who advocated the introduction of Haihan reinforcements to fight against the Qing army, was still relatively cautious about various post-war economic cooperation, and did not choose to express his support for Haihan's post-war development plan because Haihan sent troops to help Korea retreat from the enemy.
As for Jin Shangjiu, he has been in contact with the Haihan people for a relatively long time, and he also knows very well that this ethnic group is a very realistic group of people, collecting money and sending troops to help North Korea fight the war, and after the war, he will ask North Korea for the right to develop and operate various industries, which can be described as very purposeful. He was also present during today's negotiation process, how did his own king push around and play Tai Chi with the Haihan people, he watched the whole process, and to be honest, he was a little worried that the Haihan people would turn their faces impatiently.
From Kim Sang-gu's standpoint, of course, he hopes that his country can retain its sovereignty and dignity, but at the same time, he is also well aware of the huge economic losses suffered by North Korea in the war that has just ended, and if the national economy and people's livelihood cannot be quickly rebuilt in a short period of time, then the domestic doubts about the king's policy measures will only grow. Whether to cooperate with Haihan or not, in fact, is not the focus of the problem, the opposition wants to gain the right to speak through voice, not to work against Haihan, so his view is actually the same as that of Haihan, that the opposition in the officialdom must be dealt with first, so that the king has no scruples about governance, and then he can promote the implementation of the industrial cooperative development plan.
With Jin Shangjiu's status, he naturally can't accomplish such a goal on behalf of Haihan, and all he can do now is to provide some useful information to guide Haihan's next actions as the other party requested.
"At present, the main opponents of the industrial cooperation and development plan between the two countries are the political enemies of the Kim people. They do not necessarily want to oppose your country, and they also want to win the king's attention by opposing this matter, and it is not an exaggeration to say that they are grandstanding. Kim Sang-gyu was very frank and expressed his opinion. In addition to planning to try to win over, Qian Tiandun actually didn't say half of what he said, if the means of lure didn't work, then he could probably only use force to coerce. But as a last resort, Haehan does not want to use heavy-handed means to deal with the opposition in North Korea, which could easily attract more vigilance and resentment.
For Haehan, the ideal situation is to exploit North Korea's natural resources in a relatively stable social environment, rather than spending a lot of energy and time interfering in North Korea's internal political struggles. As long as these projects begin to produce results, more and more North Koreans will choose to side with Haehan for personal gain, and many problems will be solved.
Just like the occupation area of Haihan on the coastline of the Ming Dynasty, it was hostile and confrontational to the locals at first, but as the local group of vested interests grew, it was eventually unable to get rid of the law of true fragrance. Originally, the local government that was supposed to try its best to protect the interests of the Ming Dynasty later chose to pretend to be deaf and dumb about the movements of the Haihan, and just take a piece of the silver that the Haihan people were filial to with peace of mind.
Since this mode of operation can be successful in the Ming Dynasty, the North Korea, which is in common with the Ming culture, will naturally be no exception, but Haihan's operation in North Korea is still short, and the upper class does not have many connections, so there are very few powerful people who are really willing to speak for Haihan. Even Kim Sang-hun, the main battle faction who advocated the introduction of Haihan reinforcements to fight against the Qing army, was still relatively cautious about various post-war economic cooperation, and did not choose to express his support for Haihan's post-war development plan because Haihan sent troops to help Korea retreat from the enemy.
As for Jin Shangjiu, he has been in contact with the Haihan people for a relatively long time, and he also knows very well that this ethnic group is a very realistic group of people, collecting money and sending troops to help North Korea fight the war, and after the war, he will ask North Korea for the right to develop and operate various industries, which can be described as very purposeful. He was also present during today's negotiation process, how did his own king push around and play Tai Chi with the Haihan people, he watched the whole process, and to be honest, he was a little worried that the Haihan people would turn their faces impatiently.
From Kim Sang-gu's standpoint, of course, he hopes that his country can retain its sovereignty and dignity, but at the same time, he is also well aware of the huge economic losses suffered by North Korea in the war that has just ended, and if the national economy and people's livelihood cannot be quickly rebuilt in a short period of time, then the domestic doubts about the king's policy measures will only grow. Whether to cooperate with Haihan or not, in fact, is not the focus of the problem, the opposition wants to gain the right to speak through voice, not to work against Haihan, so his view is actually the same as that of Haihan, that the opposition in the officialdom must be dealt with first, so that the king has no scruples about governance, and then he can promote the implementation of the industrial cooperative development plan.
With Jin Shangjiu's status, he naturally can't accomplish such a goal on behalf of Haihan, and all he can do now is to provide some useful information to guide Haihan's next actions as the other party requested.
"At present, the main opponents of the industrial cooperation and development plan between the two countries are the political enemies of the Kim people. They do not necessarily want to oppose your country, and they also want to win the king's attention by opposing this matter, and it is not an exaggeration to say that they are grandstanding. Kim Sang-gyu was very frank and expressed his opinion.
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