Su Keyi saw that Fei Cexian was silent, knowing that his words had not really moved the other party, so he continued to persuade at the moment: "I also know that the Ming Dynasty has always only accepted tributes from other countries, and it may not be too acceptable to the way of equal diplomacy, but this kind of detail, Lord Fei actually doesn't have to worry too much, my country will cooperate with your country's diplomacy." As long as equal treatment is given in terms of trade, all other conditions are easy to say. ”

In the 17th century, the Netherlands was known as the "coachman of the sea", and the cross-border trade by sea was the best way to make money. As long as they can make a profit from it, the Dutch really don't care too much about whether they need to be a little more humble in diplomatic etiquette, and in this regard, Su Keyi has full confidence that he can do a better job than Haihan.

Of course, if you carefully recall the history of the exchanges between the Netherlands and the Ming Dynasty, it is not difficult to find that the Netherlands also tried to use force to get the Ming Dynasty to open the door to trade, but this routine only attracted a fierce counterattack by the Ming Dynasty, and finally failed to achieve the goal. Nowadays, there are frequent activities of the Haihan fleet on the coastline of the Ming Dynasty, and the East India Company wants to reach an open trade relationship with the Ming Dynasty, let alone try to solve it by force. Su Keyi pretended to be generous in front of Fei Cexian, saying that he could lower his body and cooperate with Daming, but in fact, it was just a last resort.

Fei Zexian is not a novice diplomat, and he was not moved by this persuasion. It's not that he has any prejudices against the Dutch, but in his concept, the status of the Great Tomorrow Kingdom is taken for granted, and it should not be put forward as a quid pro quo, at least he can't accept it.

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Su Keyi saw that Fei Cexian was silent, knowing that his words had not really moved the other party, so he continued to persuade at the moment: "I also know that the Ming Dynasty has always only accepted tributes from other countries, and it may not be too acceptable to the way of equal diplomacy, but this kind of detail, Lord Fei actually doesn't have to worry too much, my country will cooperate with your country's diplomacy." As long as equal treatment is given in terms of trade, all other conditions are easy to say. ”

In the 17th century, the Netherlands was known as the "coachman of the sea", and the cross-border trade by sea was the best way to make money. As long as they can make a profit from it, the Dutch really don't care too much about whether they need to be a little more humble in diplomatic etiquette, and in this regard, Su Keyi has full confidence that he can do a better job than Haihan.

Of course, if you carefully recall the history of the exchanges between the Netherlands and the Ming Dynasty, it is not difficult to find that the Netherlands also tried to use force to get the Ming Dynasty to open the door to trade, but this routine only attracted a fierce counterattack by the Ming Dynasty, and finally failed to achieve the goal. Nowadays, there are frequent activities of the Haihan fleet on the coastline of the Ming Dynasty, and the East India Company wants to reach an open trade relationship with the Ming Dynasty, let alone try to solve it by force. Su Keyi pretended to be generous in front of Fei Cexian, saying that he could lower his body and cooperate with Daming, but in fact, it was just a last resort.

Fei Zexian is not a novice diplomat, and he was not moved by this persuasion. It's not that he has any prejudices against the Dutch, but in his concept, the status of the Great Tomorrow Kingdom is taken for granted, and it should not be put forward as a quid pro quo, at least he can't accept it. Su Keyi saw that Fei Cexian was silent, knowing that his words had not really moved the other party, so he continued to persuade at the moment: "I also know that the Ming Dynasty has always only accepted tributes from other countries, and it may not be too acceptable to the way of equal diplomacy, but this kind of detail, Lord Fei actually doesn't have to worry too much, my country will cooperate with your country's diplomacy." As long as equal treatment is given in terms of trade, all other conditions are easy to say. ”

In the 17th century, the Netherlands was known as the "coachman of the sea", and the cross-border trade by sea was the best way to make money. As long as they can make a profit from it, the Dutch really don't care too much about whether they need to be a little more humble in diplomatic etiquette, and in this regard, Su Keyi has full confidence that he can do a better job than Haihan.

Of course, if you carefully recall the history of the exchanges between the Netherlands and the Ming Dynasty, it is not difficult to find that the Netherlands also tried to use force to get the Ming Dynasty to open the door to trade, but this routine only attracted a fierce counterattack by the Ming Dynasty, and finally failed to achieve the goal. Nowadays, there are frequent activities of the Haihan fleet on the coastline of the Ming Dynasty, and the East India Company wants to reach an open trade relationship with the Ming Dynasty, let alone try to solve it by force. Su Keyi pretended to be generous in front of Fei Cexian, saying that he could lower his body and cooperate with Daming, but in fact, it was just a last resort.

Fei Zexian is not a novice diplomat, and he was not moved by this persuasion. It's not that he has any prejudices against the Dutch, but in his concept, the status of the Great Tomorrow Kingdom is taken for granted, and it should not be put forward as a quid pro quo, at least he can't accept it. Su Keyi saw that Fei Cexian was silent, knowing that his words had not really moved the other party, so he continued to persuade at the moment: "I also know that the Ming Dynasty has always only accepted tributes from other countries, and it may not be too acceptable to the way of equal diplomacy, but this kind of detail, Lord Fei actually doesn't have to worry too much, my country will cooperate with your country's diplomacy." As long as equal treatment is given in terms of trade, all other conditions are easy to say. ”

In the 17th century, the Netherlands was known as the "coachman of the sea", and the cross-border trade by sea was the best way to make money. As long as they can make a profit from it, the Dutch really don't care too much about whether they need to be a little more humble in diplomatic etiquette, and in this regard, Su Keyi has full confidence that he can do a better job than Haihan.

Of course, if you carefully recall the history of the exchanges between the Netherlands and the Ming Dynasty, it is not difficult to find that the Netherlands also tried to use force to get the Ming Dynasty to open the door to trade, but this routine only attracted a fierce counterattack by the Ming Dynasty, and finally failed to achieve the goal. Nowadays, there are frequent activities of the Haihan fleet on the coastline of the Ming Dynasty, and the East India Company wants to reach an open trade relationship with the Ming Dynasty, let alone try to solve it by force. Su Keyi pretended to be generous in front of Fei Cexian, saying that he could lower his body and cooperate with Daming, but in fact, it was just a last resort.

Fei Zexian is not a novice diplomat, and he was not moved by this persuasion. It's not that he has any prejudices against the Dutch, but in his concept, the status of the Great Tomorrow Kingdom is taken for granted, and it should not be put forward as a quid pro quo, at least he can't accept it. Su Keyi saw that Fei Cexian was silent, knowing that his words had not really moved the other party, so he continued to persuade at the moment: "I also know that the Ming Dynasty has always only accepted tributes from other countries, and it may not be too acceptable to the way of equal diplomacy, but this kind of detail, Lord Fei actually doesn't have to worry too much, my country will cooperate with your country's diplomacy." As long as equal treatment is given in terms of trade, all other conditions are easy to say. ”

In the 17th century, the Netherlands was known as the "coachman of the sea", and the cross-border trade by sea was the best way to make money. As long as they can make a profit from it, the Dutch really don't care too much about whether they need to be a little more humble in diplomatic etiquette, and in this regard, Su Keyi has full confidence that he can do a better job than Haihan.

Of course, if you carefully recall the history of the exchanges between the Netherlands and the Ming Dynasty, it is not difficult to find that the Netherlands also tried to use force to get the Ming Dynasty to open the door to trade, but this routine only attracted a fierce counterattack by the Ming Dynasty, and finally failed to achieve the goal. Nowadays, there are frequent activities of the Haihan fleet on the coastline of the Ming Dynasty, and the East India Company wants to reach an open trade relationship with the Ming Dynasty, let alone try to solve it by force. Su Keyi pretended to be generous in front of Fei Cexian, saying that he could lower his body and cooperate with Daming, but in fact, it was just a last resort.

Fei Zexian is not a novice diplomat, and he was not moved by this persuasion. It's not that he has any prejudices against the Dutch, but in his concept, the status of the Great Tomorrow Kingdom is taken for granted, and it should not be put forward as a quid pro quo, at least he can't accept it. Su Keyi saw that Fei Cexian was silent, knowing that his words had not really moved the other party, so he continued to persuade at the moment: "I also know that the Ming Dynasty has always only accepted tributes from other countries, and it may not be too acceptable to the way of equal diplomacy, but this kind of detail, Lord Fei actually doesn't have to worry too much, my country will cooperate with your country's diplomacy." As long as equal treatment is given in terms of trade, all other conditions are easy to say. ”

In the 17th century, the Netherlands was known as the "coachman of the sea", and the cross-border trade by sea was the best way to make money. As long as they can make a profit from it, the Dutch really don't care too much about whether they need to be a little more humble in diplomatic etiquette, and in this regard, Su Keyi has full confidence that he can do a better job than Haihan.

Of course, if you carefully recall the history of the exchanges between the Netherlands and the Ming Dynasty, it is not difficult to find that the Netherlands also tried to use force to get the Ming Dynasty to open the door to trade, but this routine only attracted a fierce counterattack by the Ming Dynasty, and finally failed to achieve the goal. Nowadays, there are frequent activities of the Haihan fleet on the coastline of the Ming Dynasty, and the East India Company wants to reach an open trade relationship with the Ming Dynasty, let alone try to solve it by force. Su Keyi pretended to be generous in front of Fei Cexian, saying that he could lower his body and cooperate with Daming, but in fact, it was just a last resort.

Fei Zexian is not a novice diplomat, and he was not moved by this persuasion. It's not that he has any prejudices against the Dutch, but in his concept, the status of the Great Tomorrow Kingdom is taken for granted, and it should not be put forward as a quid pro quo, at least he can't accept it. Su Keyi saw that Fei Cexian was silent, knowing that his words had not really moved the other party, so he continued to persuade at the moment: "I also know that the Ming Dynasty has always only accepted tributes from other countries, and it may not be too acceptable to the way of equal diplomacy, but this kind of detail, Lord Fei actually doesn't have to worry too much, my country will cooperate with your country's diplomacy." As long as equal treatment is given in terms of trade, all other conditions are easy to say. ”

In the 17th century, the Netherlands was known as the "coachman of the sea", and the cross-border trade by sea was the best way to make money. As long as they can make a profit from it, the Dutch really don't care too much about whether they need to be a little more humble in diplomatic etiquette, and in this regard, Su Keyi has full confidence that he can do a better job than Haihan.

Of course, if you carefully recall the history of the exchanges between the Netherlands and the Ming Dynasty, it is not difficult to find that the Netherlands also tried to use force to get the Ming Dynasty to open the door to trade, but this routine only attracted a fierce counterattack by the Ming Dynasty, and finally failed to achieve the goal. Nowadays, there are frequent activities of the Haihan fleet on the coastline of the Ming Dynasty, and the East India Company wants to reach an open trade relationship with the Ming Dynasty, let alone try to solve it by force. Su Keyi pretended to be generous in front of Fei Cexian, saying that he could lower his body and cooperate with Daming, but in fact, it was just a last resort.

Fei Zexian is not a novice diplomat, and he was not moved by this persuasion. It's not that he has any prejudices against the Dutch, but in his concept, the status of the Great Tomorrow Kingdom is taken for granted, and it should not be put forward as a quid pro quo, at least he can't accept it. Su Keyi saw that Fei Cexian was silent, knowing that his words had not really moved the other party, so he continued to persuade at the moment: "I also know that the Ming Dynasty has always only accepted tributes from other countries, and it may not be too acceptable to the way of equal diplomacy, but this kind of detail, Lord Fei actually doesn't have to worry too much, my country will cooperate with your country's diplomacy." As long as equal treatment is given in terms of trade, all other conditions are easy to say. ”

In the 17th century, the Netherlands was known as the "coachman of the sea", and the cross-border trade by sea was the best way to make money. As long as they can make a profit from it, the Dutch really don't care too much about whether they need to be a little more humble in diplomatic etiquette, and in this regard, Su Keyi has full confidence that he can do a better job than Haihan.

Of course, if you carefully recall the history of the exchanges between the Netherlands and the Ming Dynasty, it is not difficult to find that the Netherlands also tried to use force to get the Ming Dynasty to open the door to trade, but this routine only attracted a fierce counterattack by the Ming Dynasty, and finally failed to achieve the goal. Nowadays, there are frequent activities of the Haihan fleet on the coastline of the Ming Dynasty, and the East India Company wants to reach an open trade relationship with the Ming Dynasty, let alone try to solve it by force. Su Keyi pretended to be generous in front of Fei Cexian, saying that he could lower his body and cooperate with Daming, but in fact, it was just a last resort.

Fei Zexian is not a novice diplomat, and he was not moved by this persuasion. It's not that he has any prejudices against the Dutch, but in his concept, the status of the Great Tomorrow Kingdom is taken for granted, and it should not be put forward as a quid pro quo, at least he can't accept it.

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