Li Ningqi personally accompanied the explanation, while the other North Korean trainees were limited to their status, so naturally they could not enjoy such a high treatment, but the Ministry of Foreign Affairs still equipped them with commentators to introduce them to the situation of the New World. Of course, there were many questions from this group of visitors, especially several students who came to Haihan to learn shipbuilding technology, and raised many questions that even the interpreter could not answer, such as how much the ship weighed, how to connect and assemble so many steel components, why not to build it with more easily processed wood, and so on.

Li didn't care how the ship was built, because he knew very well that this kind of shipbuilding technology was not something that the current North Korea could master, and even if the Haihan people were willing to teach it, it would be a dragon-slaying skill at best. This ship looks really powerful, but even the Haihan people themselves are no longer used, and North Korea is not in a position to use so much steel to build a big ship that can only be placed in the port as a totem.

The Executive Committee granted permission for North Korean students to board the ship to visit the part above the deck, which was a treatment that Li Xi had not enjoyed before, although he had come to visit the big iron ship, but he was not allowed to board the ship at that time, so he just took a closer look at the pier, and today it is also a blessing for Li to really touch the ship.

However, when the North Koreans went up the gangway to the deck, they soon found that there was nothing particularly surprising about it, there were no imaginary weapons or other powerful equipment, only a few tall hangers and huge hatches on the deck, indicating the ship's cargo ship identity. But as far as the eye could reach, it was all cold steel, which was not adulterated at all.

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Li Ningqi personally accompanied the explanation, while the other North Korean trainees were limited to their status, so naturally they could not enjoy such a high treatment, but the Ministry of Foreign Affairs still equipped them with commentators to introduce them to the situation of the New World. Of course, there were many questions from this group of visitors, especially several students who came to Haihan to learn shipbuilding technology, and raised many questions that even the interpreter could not answer, such as how much the ship weighed, how to connect and assemble so many steel components, why not to build it with more easily processed wood, and so on.

Li didn't care how the ship was built, because he knew very well that this kind of shipbuilding technology was not something that the current North Korea could master, and even if the Haihan people were willing to teach it, it would be a dragon-slaying skill at best. This ship looks really powerful, but even the Haihan people themselves are no longer used, and North Korea is not in a position to use so much steel to build a big ship that can only be placed in the port as a totem.

The Executive Committee granted permission for North Korean students to board the ship to visit the part above the deck, which was a treatment that Li Xi had not enjoyed before, although he had come to visit the big iron ship, but he was not allowed to board the ship at that time, so he just took a closer look at the pier, and today it is also a blessing for Li to really touch the ship.

However, when the North Koreans went up the gangway to the deck, they soon found that there was nothing particularly surprising about it, there were no imaginary weapons or other powerful equipment, only a few tall hangers and huge hatches on the deck, indicating the ship's cargo ship identity. But as far as the eye could reach, it was all cold steel, which was not adulterated at all. Li Ningqi personally accompanied the explanation, while the other North Korean trainees were limited to their status, so naturally they could not enjoy such a high treatment, but the Ministry of Foreign Affairs still equipped them with commentators to introduce them to the situation of the New World. Of course, there were many questions from this group of visitors, especially several students who came to Haihan to learn shipbuilding technology, and raised many questions that even the interpreter could not answer, such as how much the ship weighed, how to connect and assemble so many steel components, why not to build it with more easily processed wood, and so on.

Li didn't care how the ship was built, because he knew very well that this kind of shipbuilding technology was not something that the current North Korea could master, and even if the Haihan people were willing to teach it, it would be a dragon-slaying skill at best. This ship looks really powerful, but even the Haihan people themselves are no longer used, and North Korea is not in a position to use so much steel to build a big ship that can only be placed in the port as a totem.

The Executive Committee granted permission for North Korean students to board the ship to visit the part above the deck, which was a treatment that Li Xi had not enjoyed before, although he had come to visit the big iron ship, but he was not allowed to board the ship at that time, so he just took a closer look at the pier, and today it is also a blessing for Li to really touch the ship.

However, when the North Koreans went up the gangway to the deck, they soon found that there was nothing particularly surprising about it, there were no imaginary weapons or other powerful equipment, only a few tall hangers and huge hatches on the deck, indicating the ship's cargo ship identity. But as far as the eye could reach, it was all cold steel, which was not adulterated at all. Li Ningqi personally accompanied the explanation, while the other North Korean trainees were limited to their status, so naturally they could not enjoy such a high treatment, but the Ministry of Foreign Affairs still equipped them with commentators to introduce them to the situation of the New World. Of course, there were many questions from this group of visitors, especially several students who came to Haihan to learn shipbuilding technology, and raised many questions that even the interpreter could not answer, such as how much the ship weighed, how to connect and assemble so many steel components, why not to build it with more easily processed wood, and so on.

Li didn't care how the ship was built, because he knew very well that this kind of shipbuilding technology was not something that the current North Korea could master, and even if the Haihan people were willing to teach it, it would be a dragon-slaying skill at best. This ship looks really powerful, but even the Haihan people themselves are no longer used, and North Korea is not in a position to use so much steel to build a big ship that can only be placed in the port as a totem.

The Executive Committee granted permission for North Korean students to board the ship to visit the part above the deck, which was a treatment that Li Xi had not enjoyed before, although he had come to visit the big iron ship, but he was not allowed to board the ship at that time, so he just took a closer look at the pier, and today it is also a blessing for Li to really touch the ship.

However, when the North Koreans went up the gangway to the deck, they soon found that there was nothing particularly surprising about it, there were no imaginary weapons or other powerful equipment, only a few tall hangers and huge hatches on the deck, indicating the ship's cargo ship identity. But as far as the eye could reach, it was all cold steel, which was not adulterated at all. Li Ningqi personally accompanied the explanation, while the other North Korean trainees were limited to their status, so naturally they could not enjoy such a high treatment, but the Ministry of Foreign Affairs still equipped them with commentators to introduce them to the situation of the New World. Of course, there were many questions from this group of visitors, especially several students who came to Haihan to learn shipbuilding technology, and raised many questions that even the interpreter could not answer, such as how much the ship weighed, how to connect and assemble so many steel components, why not to build it with more easily processed wood, and so on.

Li didn't care how the ship was built, because he knew very well that this kind of shipbuilding technology was not something that the current North Korea could master, and even if the Haihan people were willing to teach it, it would be a dragon-slaying skill at best. This ship looks really powerful, but even the Haihan people themselves are no longer used, and North Korea is not in a position to use so much steel to build a big ship that can only be placed in the port as a totem.

The Executive Committee granted permission for North Korean students to board the ship to visit the part above the deck, which was a treatment that Li Xi had not enjoyed before, although he had come to visit the big iron ship, but he was not allowed to board the ship at that time, so he just took a closer look at the pier, and today it is also a blessing for Li to really touch the ship.

However, when the North Koreans went up the gangway to the deck, they soon found that there was nothing particularly surprising about it, there were no imaginary weapons or other powerful equipment, only a few tall hangers and huge hatches on the deck, indicating the ship's cargo ship identity. But as far as the eye could reach, it was all cold steel, which was not adulterated at all. Li Ningqi personally accompanied the explanation, while the other North Korean trainees were limited to their status, so naturally they could not enjoy such a high treatment, but the Ministry of Foreign Affairs still equipped them with commentators to introduce them to the situation of the New World. Of course, there were many questions from this group of visitors, especially several students who came to Haihan to learn shipbuilding technology, and raised many questions that even the interpreter could not answer, such as how much the ship weighed, how to connect and assemble so many steel components, why not to build it with more easily processed wood, and so on.

Li didn't care how the ship was built, because he knew very well that this kind of shipbuilding technology was not something that the current North Korea could master, and even if the Haihan people were willing to teach it, it would be a dragon-slaying skill at best. This ship looks really powerful, but even the Haihan people themselves are no longer used, and North Korea is not in a position to use so much steel to build a big ship that can only be placed in the port as a totem.

The Executive Committee granted permission for North Korean students to board the ship to visit the part above the deck, which was a treatment that Li Xi had not enjoyed before, although he had come to visit the big iron ship, but he was not allowed to board the ship at that time, so he just took a closer look at the pier, and today it is also a blessing for Li to really touch the ship.

However, when the North Koreans went up the gangway to the deck, they soon found that there was nothing particularly surprising about it, there were no imaginary weapons or other powerful equipment, only a few tall hangers and huge hatches on the deck, indicating the ship's cargo ship identity. But as far as the eye could reach, it was all cold steel, which was not adulterated at all. Li Ningqi personally accompanied the explanation, while the other North Korean trainees were limited to their status, so naturally they could not enjoy such a high treatment, but the Ministry of Foreign Affairs still equipped them with commentators to introduce them to the situation of the New World. Of course, there were many questions from this group of visitors, especially several students who came to Haihan to learn shipbuilding technology, and raised many questions that even the interpreter could not answer, such as how much the ship weighed, how to connect and assemble so many steel components, why not to build it with more easily processed wood, and so on.

Li didn't care how the ship was built, because he knew very well that this kind of shipbuilding technology was not something that the current North Korea could master, and even if the Haihan people were willing to teach it, it would be a dragon-slaying skill at best. This ship looks really powerful, but even the Haihan people themselves are no longer used, and North Korea is not in a position to use so much steel to build a big ship that can only be placed in the port as a totem.

The Executive Committee granted permission for North Korean students to board the ship to visit the part above the deck, which was a treatment that Li Xi had not enjoyed before, although he had come to visit the big iron ship, but he was not allowed to board the ship at that time, so he just took a closer look at the pier, and today it is also a blessing for Li to really touch the ship.

However, when the North Koreans went up the gangway to the deck, they soon found that there was nothing particularly surprising about it, there were no imaginary weapons or other powerful equipment, only a few tall hangers and huge hatches on the deck, indicating the ship's cargo ship identity. But as far as the eye could reach, it was all cold steel, which was not adulterated at all. Li Ningqi personally accompanied the explanation, while the other North Korean trainees were limited to their status, so naturally they could not enjoy such a high treatment, but the Ministry of Foreign Affairs still equipped them with commentators to introduce them to the situation of the New World. Of course, there were many questions from this group of visitors, especially several students who came to Haihan to learn shipbuilding technology, and raised many questions that even the interpreter could not answer, such as how much the ship weighed, how to connect and assemble so many steel components, why not to build it with more easily processed wood, and so on.

Li didn't care how the ship was built, because he knew very well that this kind of shipbuilding technology was not something that the current North Korea could master, and even if the Haihan people were willing to teach it, it would be a dragon-slaying skill at best. This ship looks really powerful, but even the Haihan people themselves are no longer used, and North Korea is not in a position to use so much steel to build a big ship that can only be placed in the port as a totem.

The Executive Committee granted permission for North Korean students to board the ship to visit the part above the deck, which was a treatment that Li Xi had not enjoyed before, although he had come to visit the big iron ship, but he was not allowed to board the ship at that time, so he just took a closer look at the pier, and today it is also a blessing for Li to really touch the ship.

However, when the North Koreans went up the gangway to the deck, they soon found that there was nothing particularly surprising about it, there were no imaginary weapons or other powerful equipment, only a few tall hangers and huge hatches on the deck, indicating the ship's cargo ship identity.