As long as Li is willing, Tao Donglai can immediately order him to arrange a trip around the sea to visit and investigate, so that he can slowly think about life during the journey, and even the cost can be freed. For Haihan, if a foreign dignitary like Li were to travel in China, the process would be more troublesome, but the gains would still far outweigh the expenses.

While Li quietly observed the attitude of the high-ranking officials of Haihan, the old foxes of the Executive Committee were also observing the Korean prince who had just arrived in Sanya without a trace.

In addition to some information collated from the cultural and historical archives in the early stage, the more important thing is the impression of high-ranking officials from all over the country, including the Korean front, after coming into contact with him. Most of the records in historical materials come from the accounts of later generations, and understanding a person through this kind of written record may not be able to be comprehensive and true, but face-to-face contact is different, and there are many details that can observe a person's basic character.

Compared with Li, who grew up in Gyeongbokgung Palace and lived in an extremely closed environment, Haihan, a high-ranking official with rich experience in traveling south and north, naturally has more city government. The words and deeds of Lee's visits to various places along the way from the Korean front to Hong Kong, as well as the personal impressions of local officials, had already been sent back to Sanya by telegram, and after being summarized by the intelligence department, a special written report was submitted to the Executive Committee.

According to the analysis of the intelligence department, Li is a young nobleman with a relatively cautious personality and no arrogance, but like ordinary young people, Li is also quite curious about new things, and often takes the initiative to ask questions during visits. Moreover, according to the report of Hong Kong chief official You Yihan, Li spent a lot of time reading the book "The Rise of the South China Sea" during his stay in Hong Kong, which shows that he has a very strong interest in the history of Haihan.

This was an ideal situation for Haihan, and if Li had no interest in Haihan's history, it might have been more difficult for him to have a psychology of surrender and worship for Haihan. But if Lee already had the idea of having his country fully emulate Haihan, it would be relatively easy to influence him. Therefore, in the report submitted by the intelligence department to the Executive Committee, it is recommended that Lee be shown more of his country's achievements in various fields, and the more Lee is made aware of the overall gap between the two countries, the easier it will be to influence his position.

Of course, Tao Donglai had also read this detailed report, so he seized the opportunity to recommend a very tempting plan to Li.

Li was really moved when he heard this suggestion, but he still firmly remembered in his heart that the mission of this trip to Haihan was not to play in the mountains and rivers, and the territory of Haihan was extremely scattered. Even if you find the direction of study that you are really interested in from your travels, the loss of time will be great, and if you still don't find your goal, what will you do then?

Li could only politely decline Tao Donglai's proposal, saying that he wanted to calm down and think for a few days before making a choice about the future arrangements. Of course, his main intention of buying a little time was to discuss this with Li Xi, who knew more about Haihan's situation.

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As long as Li is willing, Tao Donglai can immediately order him to arrange a trip around the sea to visit and investigate, so that he can slowly think about life during the journey, and even the cost can be freed. For Haihan, if a foreign dignitary like Li were to travel in China, the process would be more troublesome, but the gains would still far outweigh the expenses.

While Li quietly observed the attitude of the high-ranking officials of Haihan, the old foxes of the Executive Committee were also observing the Korean prince who had just arrived in Sanya without a trace.

In addition to some information collated from the cultural and historical archives in the early stage, the more important thing is the impression of high-ranking officials from all over the country, including the Korean front, after coming into contact with him. Most of the records in historical materials come from the accounts of later generations, and understanding a person through this kind of written record may not be able to be comprehensive and true, but face-to-face contact is different, and there are many details that can observe a person's basic character.

Compared with Li, who grew up in Gyeongbokgung Palace and lived in an extremely closed environment, Haihan, a high-ranking official with rich experience in traveling south and north, naturally has more city government. The words and deeds of Lee's visits to various places along the way from the Korean front to Hong Kong, as well as the personal impressions of local officials, had already been sent back to Sanya by telegram, and after being summarized by the intelligence department, a special written report was submitted to the Executive Committee.

According to the analysis of the intelligence department, Li is a young nobleman with a relatively cautious personality and no arrogance, but like ordinary young people, Li is also quite curious about new things, and often takes the initiative to ask questions during visits. Moreover, according to the report of Hong Kong chief official You Yihan, Li spent a lot of time reading the book "The Rise of the South China Sea" during his stay in Hong Kong, which shows that he has a very strong interest in the history of Haihan.

This was an ideal situation for Haihan, and if Li had no interest in Haihan's history, it might have been more difficult for him to have a psychology of surrender and worship for Haihan. But if Lee already had the idea of having his country fully emulate Haihan, it would be relatively easy to influence him. Therefore, in the report submitted by the intelligence department to the Executive Committee, it is recommended that Lee be shown more of his country's achievements in various fields, and the more Lee is made aware of the overall gap between the two countries, the easier it will be to influence his position.

Of course, Tao Donglai had also read this detailed report, so he seized the opportunity to recommend a very tempting plan to Li.

Li was really moved when he heard this suggestion, but he still firmly remembered in his heart that the mission of this trip to Haihan was not to play in the mountains and rivers, and the territory of Haihan was extremely scattered. Even if you find the direction of study that you are really interested in from your travels, the loss of time will be great, and if you still don't find your goal, what will you do then?

Li could only politely decline Tao Donglai's proposal, saying that he wanted to calm down and think for a few days before making a choice about the future arrangements. Of course, his main intention of buying a little time was to discuss this with Li Xi, who knew more about Haihan's situation. As long as Li is willing, Tao Donglai can immediately order him to arrange a trip around the sea to visit and investigate, so that he can slowly think about life during the journey, and even the cost can be freed. For Haihan, if a foreign dignitary like Li were to travel in China, the process would be more troublesome, but the gains would still far outweigh the expenses.

While Li quietly observed the attitude of the high-ranking officials of Haihan, the old foxes of the Executive Committee were also observing the Korean prince who had just arrived in Sanya without a trace.

In addition to some information collated from the cultural and historical archives in the early stage, the more important thing is the impression of high-ranking officials from all over the country, including the Korean front, after coming into contact with him. Most of the records in historical materials come from the accounts of later generations, and understanding a person through this kind of written record may not be able to be comprehensive and true, but face-to-face contact is different, and there are many details that can observe a person's basic character.

Compared with Li, who grew up in Gyeongbokgung Palace and lived in an extremely closed environment, Haihan, a high-ranking official with rich experience in traveling south and north, naturally has more city government. The words and deeds of Lee's visits to various places along the way from the Korean front to Hong Kong, as well as the personal impressions of local officials, had already been sent back to Sanya by telegram, and after being summarized by the intelligence department, a special written report was submitted to the Executive Committee.

According to the analysis of the intelligence department, Li is a young nobleman with a relatively cautious personality and no arrogance, but like ordinary young people, Li is also quite curious about new things, and often takes the initiative to ask questions during visits. Moreover, according to the report of Hong Kong chief official You Yihan, Li spent a lot of time reading the book "The Rise of the South China Sea" during his stay in Hong Kong, which shows that he has a very strong interest in the history of Haihan.

This was an ideal situation for Haihan, and if Li had no interest in Haihan's history, it might have been more difficult for him to have a psychology of surrender and worship for Haihan. But if Lee already had the idea of having his country fully emulate Haihan, it would be relatively easy to influence him. Therefore, in the report submitted by the intelligence department to the Executive Committee, it is recommended that Lee be shown more of his country's achievements in various fields, and the more Lee is made aware of the overall gap between the two countries, the easier it will be to influence his position.

Of course, Tao Donglai had also read this detailed report, so he seized the opportunity to recommend a very tempting plan to Li.

Li was really moved when he heard this suggestion, but he still firmly remembered in his heart that the mission of this trip to Haihan was not to play in the mountains and rivers, and the territory of Haihan was extremely scattered. Even if you find the direction of study that you are really interested in from your travels, the loss of time will be great, and if you still don't find your goal, what will you do then?

Li could only politely decline Tao Donglai's proposal, saying that he wanted to calm down and think for a few days before making a choice about the future arrangements. Of course, his main intention of buying a little time was to discuss this with Li Xi, who knew more about Haihan's situation. As long as Li is willing, Tao Donglai can immediately order him to arrange a trip around the sea to visit and investigate, so that he can slowly think about life during the journey, and even the cost can be freed. For Haihan, if a foreign dignitary like Li were to travel in China, the process would be more troublesome, but the gains would still far outweigh the expenses.

While Li quietly observed the attitude of the high-ranking officials of Haihan, the old foxes of the Executive Committee were also observing the Korean prince who had just arrived in Sanya without a trace.

In addition to some information collated from the cultural and historical archives in the early stage, the more important thing is the impression of high-ranking officials from all over the country, including the Korean front, after coming into contact with him. Most of the records in historical materials come from the accounts of later generations, and understanding a person through this kind of written record may not be able to be comprehensive and true, but face-to-face contact is different, and there are many details that can observe a person's basic character.

Compared with Li, who grew up in Gyeongbokgung Palace and lived in an extremely closed environment, Haihan, a high-ranking official with rich experience in traveling south and north, naturally has more city government. The words and deeds of Lee's visits to various places along the way from the Korean front to Hong Kong, as well as the personal impressions of local officials, had already been sent back to Sanya by telegram, and after being summarized by the intelligence department, a special written report was submitted to the Executive Committee.

According to the analysis of the intelligence department, Li is a young nobleman with a relatively cautious personality and no arrogance, but like ordinary young people, Li is also quite curious about new things, and often takes the initiative to ask questions during visits. Moreover, according to the report of Hong Kong chief official You Yihan, Li spent a lot of time reading the book "The Rise of the South China Sea" during his stay in Hong Kong, which shows that he has a very strong interest in the history of Haihan.

This was an ideal situation for Haihan, and if Li had no interest in Haihan's history, it might have been more difficult for him to have a psychology of surrender and worship for Haihan. But if Lee already had the idea of having his country fully emulate Haihan, it would be relatively easy to influence him. Therefore, in the report submitted by the intelligence department to the Executive Committee, it is recommended that Lee be shown more of his country's achievements in various fields, and the more Lee is made aware of the overall gap between the two countries, the easier it will be to influence his position.

Of course, Tao Donglai had also read this detailed report, so he seized the opportunity to recommend a very tempting plan to Li.

Li was really moved when he heard this suggestion, but he still firmly remembered in his heart that the mission of this trip to Haihan was not to play in the mountains and rivers, and the territory of Haihan was extremely scattered. Even if you find the direction of study that you are really interested in from your travels, the loss of time will be great, and if you still don't find your goal, what will you do then?

Li could only politely decline Tao Donglai's proposal, saying that he wanted to calm down and think for a few days before making a choice about the future arrangements. Of course, his main intention of buying a little time was to discuss this with Li Xi, who knew more about Haihan's situation.