Almost at the same time, on the seaside plain, thirty miles northwest of Fort Arthur, a large number of people were also coming out of their tents, ready to start today's work. Soon after Haihan seized the Jinzhou Isthmus, he set aside a resettlement area for the people of Dongjiang Town, and more than 4,000 migrants have been sent here in more than a month, and the first resettlement village under construction has also begun to take shape.

But for those who have finally returned to their homeland in Liaodong after years of displacement, the living conditions here are very different from when they left. This not only refers to the devastation left by the burning, killing and looting after the Houjin occupied this place, but also the yamen that managed them also changed from the Qianhu Guard in the Ming Dynasty to the immigration bureau and police station of Haihan. Although the Haihan people did not explicitly say anything like changing their nationality, everyone knew that the sky in Liaodong had probably changed, and since the general soldiers had no objection to such an arrangement, then they would naturally not force their heads to fight for the Ming Dynasty.

After all, survival is the first priority at the moment, even if you have to build a home from scratch here, even if you may have to obey the orders of the Haihan government in the future, it is thousands of times better than the life of Phi Dao where you can't see hope and can only wait for death. If they can settle down and return to normal life, then whether they will be Ming or Haihan in the future, how much difference can there be for them as civilians?

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Almost at the same time, on the seaside plain, thirty miles northwest of Fort Arthur, a large number of people were also coming out of their tents, ready to start today's work. Soon after Haihan seized the Jinzhou Isthmus, he set aside a resettlement area for the people of Dongjiang Town, and more than 4,000 migrants have been sent here in more than a month, and the first resettlement village under construction has also begun to take shape.

But for those who have finally returned to their homeland in Liaodong after years of displacement, the living conditions here are very different from when they left. This not only refers to the devastation left by the burning, killing and looting after the Houjin occupied this place, but also the yamen that managed them also changed from the Qianhu Guard in the Ming Dynasty to the immigration bureau and police station of Haihan. Although the Haihan people did not explicitly say anything like changing their nationality, everyone knew that the sky in Liaodong had probably changed, and since the general soldiers had no objection to such an arrangement, then they would naturally not force their heads to fight for the Ming Dynasty.

After all, survival is the first priority at the moment, even if you have to build a home from scratch here, even if you may have to obey the orders of the Haihan government in the future, it is thousands of times better than the life of Phi Dao where you can't see hope and can only wait for death. If they can settle down and resume their normal lives, then how much difference can there be between them and the common people? Almost at the same time, on the Linhai Plain, 30 miles northwest of Fort Arthur, a large number of people are also coming out of their tents one after another, ready to start today's work. Soon after Haihan seized the Jinzhou Isthmus, he set aside a resettlement area for the people of Dongjiang Town, and more than 4,000 migrants have been sent here in more than a month, and the first resettlement village under construction has also begun to take shape.

But for those who have finally returned to their homeland in Liaodong after years of displacement, the living conditions here are very different from when they left. This not only refers to the devastation left by the burning, killing and looting after the Houjin occupied this place, but also the yamen that managed them also changed from the Qianhu Guard in the Ming Dynasty to the immigration bureau and police station of Haihan. Although the Haihan people did not explicitly say anything like changing their nationality, everyone knew that the sky in Liaodong had probably changed, and since the general soldiers had no objection to such an arrangement, then they would naturally not force their heads to fight for the Ming Dynasty.

After all, survival is the first priority at the moment, even if you have to build a home from scratch here, even if you may have to obey the orders of the Haihan government in the future, it is thousands of times better than the life of Phi Dao where you can't see hope and can only wait for death. If they can settle down and resume their normal lives, then how much difference can there be between them and the common people? Almost at the same time, on the Linhai Plain, 30 miles northwest of Fort Arthur, a large number of people are also coming out of their tents one after another, ready to start today's work. Soon after Haihan seized the Jinzhou Isthmus, he set aside a resettlement area for the people of Dongjiang Town, and more than 4,000 migrants have been sent here in more than a month, and the first resettlement village under construction has also begun to take shape.

But for those who have finally returned to their homeland in Liaodong after years of displacement, the living conditions here are very different from when they left. This not only refers to the devastation left by the burning, killing and looting after the Houjin occupied this place, but also the yamen that managed them also changed from the Qianhu Guard in the Ming Dynasty to the immigration bureau and police station of Haihan. Although the Haihan people did not explicitly say anything like changing their nationality, everyone knew that the sky in Liaodong had probably changed, and since the general soldiers had no objection to such an arrangement, then they would naturally not force their heads to fight for the Ming Dynasty.

After all, survival is the first priority at the moment, even if you have to build a home from scratch here, even if you may have to obey the orders of the Haihan government in the future, it is thousands of times better than the life of Phi Dao where you can't see hope and can only wait for death. If they can settle down and resume their normal lives, then how much difference can there be between them and the common people? Almost at the same time, on the Linhai Plain, 30 miles northwest of Fort Arthur, a large number of people are also coming out of their tents one after another, ready to start today's work. Soon after Haihan seized the Jinzhou Isthmus, he set aside a resettlement area for the people of Dongjiang Town, and more than 4,000 migrants have been sent here in more than a month, and the first resettlement village under construction has also begun to take shape.

But for those who have finally returned to their homeland in Liaodong after years of displacement, the living conditions here are very different from when they left. This not only refers to the devastation left by the burning, killing and looting after the Houjin occupied this place, but also the yamen that managed them also changed from the Qianhu Guard in the Ming Dynasty to the immigration bureau and police station of Haihan. Although the Haihan people did not explicitly say anything like changing their nationality, everyone knew that the sky in Liaodong had probably changed, and since the general soldiers had no objection to such an arrangement, then they would naturally not force their heads to fight for the Ming Dynasty.

After all, survival is the first priority at the moment, even if you have to build a home from scratch here, even if you may have to obey the orders of the Haihan government in the future, it is thousands of times better than the life of Phi Dao where you can't see hope and can only wait for death. If they can settle down and resume their normal lives, then how much difference can there be between them and the common people? Almost at the same time, on the Linhai Plain, 30 miles northwest of Fort Arthur, a large number of people are also coming out of their tents one after another, ready to start today's work. Soon after Haihan seized the Jinzhou Isthmus, he set aside a resettlement area for the people of Dongjiang Town, and more than 4,000 migrants have been sent here in more than a month, and the first resettlement village under construction has also begun to take shape.

But for those who have finally returned to their homeland in Liaodong after years of displacement, the living conditions here are very different from when they left. This not only refers to the devastation left by the burning, killing and looting after the Houjin occupied this place, but also the yamen that managed them also changed from the Qianhu Guard in the Ming Dynasty to the immigration bureau and police station of Haihan. Although the Haihan people did not explicitly say anything like changing their nationality, everyone knew that the sky in Liaodong had probably changed, and since the general soldiers had no objection to such an arrangement, then they would naturally not force their heads to fight for the Ming Dynasty.

After all, survival is the first priority at the moment, even if you have to build a home from scratch here, even if you may have to obey the orders of the Haihan government in the future, it is thousands of times better than the life of Phi Dao where you can't see hope and can only wait for death. If they can settle down and resume their normal lives, then how much difference can there be between them and the common people? Almost at the same time, on the Linhai Plain, 30 miles northwest of Fort Arthur, a large number of people are also coming out of their tents one after another, ready to start today's work. Soon after Haihan seized the Jinzhou Isthmus, he set aside a resettlement area for the people of Dongjiang Town, and more than 4,000 migrants have been sent here in more than a month, and the first resettlement village under construction has also begun to take shape.

But for those who have finally returned to their homeland in Liaodong after years of displacement, the living conditions here are very different from when they left. This not only refers to the devastation left by the burning, killing and looting after the Houjin occupied this place, but also the yamen that managed them also changed from the Qianhu Guard in the Ming Dynasty to the immigration bureau and police station of Haihan. Although the Haihan people did not explicitly say anything like changing their nationality, everyone knew that the sky in Liaodong had probably changed, and since the general soldiers had no objection to such an arrangement, then they would naturally not force their heads to fight for the Ming Dynasty.

After all, survival is the first priority at the moment, even if you have to build a home from scratch here, even if you may have to obey the orders of the Haihan government in the future, it is thousands of times better than the life of Phi Dao where you can't see hope and can only wait for death. If they can settle down and resume their normal lives, then how much difference can there be between them and the common people? Almost at the same time, on the Linhai Plain, 30 miles northwest of Fort Arthur, a large number of people are also coming out of their tents one after another, ready to start today's work. Soon after Haihan seized the Jinzhou Isthmus, he set aside a resettlement area for the people of Dongjiang Town, and more than 4,000 migrants have been sent here in more than a month, and the first resettlement village under construction has also begun to take shape.

But for those who have finally returned to their homeland in Liaodong after years of displacement, the living conditions here are very different from when they left. This not only refers to the devastation left by the burning, killing and looting after the Houjin occupied this place, but also the yamen that managed them also changed from the Qianhu Guard in the Ming Dynasty to the immigration bureau and police station of Haihan. Although the Haihan people did not explicitly say anything like changing their nationality, everyone knew that the sky in Liaodong had probably changed, and since the general soldiers had no objection to such an arrangement, then they would naturally not force their heads to fight for the Ming Dynasty.

After all, survival is the first priority at the moment, even if you have to build a home from scratch here, even if you may have to obey the orders of the Haihan government in the future, it is thousands of times better than the life of Phi Dao where you can't see hope and can only wait for death. If they can settle down and return to normal life, then whether they will be Ming or Haihan in the future, how much difference can there be for them as civilians?

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