Park was deliberately confused, of course, in order to make the Hae-han side more clear about the benefits he would get, and then to gauge whether it was worth taking the risk of persuading his superiors to make concessions on the immigration issue. If the benefits of Haihan are weighty enough, then the question of immigration is not impossible to think of again.

It was Liu Shang's idea to put forward this plan, but how much benefit to North Korean officials would have to be decided by Fu Li.

Fu Li then gave two plans, one is to give Park Beixiu a one-time sum of money as his expenses to deal with the relationship between the upper and lower levels, and this money is stored in the Haehan Bank and allowed Park Beixiu to withdraw by himself; the other plan is to give Park Beixiu a plantation somewhere outside North Korea, and store its income in Park Beixiu's account every year, and the income period can be as long as decades, and Park Beixiu can also send people to the local management and operation by himself.

Park can choose whether to get rich overnight or go on a long journey, and the latter has the added benefit of leaving him with a way out overseas, and if he wants to leave North Korea in the future, or send his family overseas to branch out, this industry will be the foundation of his foothold. Of course, at present, Park Beixiu is still the confidant of Kim Sang-hun, an important minister of North Korea, and with the end of the anti-Qing war, the rise of the main war faction in the North Korean officialdom is a foregone conclusion, and the future is very good, and this retreat seems to be useless for the time being.

In the end, Park Baek-so chose the first solution that was more favorable to him at the moment, but in order to ensure that it could be done, Haehan would only give him 30% of the promised amount in advance, and only after the two countries reached a preliminary agreement on the immigration issue, Haehan would pay him the rest through his bank account.

As for where this money came from, in fact, the wool came out of the sheep, and a sum of money was picked out from the special military subsidy handed over by North Korea to Haihan, and the money that Park Beixiu finally got was also from the North Korean treasury, and Haihan actually did not pay for it.

Of course, this arrangement still needs to be supported by the military, after all, the money taken out by the North Korean government was handed over to the Haihan garrison in the name of military subsidies, and the money was temporarily managed by the military, so Fu Li had to make a report to Qian Tiandun when he turned around. However, compared with the long-term benefits after opening the immigration channel, Qian Tiandun should not mind too much about this kind of expenditure used to buy North Korean officials.

After the matter was settled, the atmosphere at the wine table was even more relaxed. The issues that had not been resolved at the negotiating table for several months were resolved relatively satisfactorily at the wine table today, and the efficiency of the negotiations was much higher than that of the official formal consultations.

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Park was deliberately confused, of course, in order to make the Hae-han side more clear about the benefits he would get, and then to gauge whether it was worth taking the risk of persuading his superiors to make concessions on the immigration issue. If the benefits of Haihan are weighty enough, then the question of immigration is not impossible to think of again.

It was Liu Shang's idea to put forward this plan, but how much benefit to North Korean officials would have to be decided by Fu Li.

Fu Li then gave two plans, one is to give Park Beixiu a one-time sum of money as his expenses to deal with the relationship between the upper and lower levels, and this money is stored in the Haehan Bank and allowed Park Beixiu to withdraw by himself; the other plan is to give Park Beixiu a plantation somewhere outside North Korea, and store its income in Park Beixiu's account every year, and the income period can be as long as decades, and Park Beixiu can also send people to the local management and operation by himself.

Park can choose whether to get rich overnight or go on a long journey, and the latter has the added benefit of leaving him with a way out overseas, and if he wants to leave North Korea in the future, or send his family overseas to branch out, this industry will be the foundation of his foothold. Of course, at present, Park Beixiu is still the confidant of Kim Sang-hun, an important minister of North Korea, and with the end of the anti-Qing war, the rise of the main war faction in the North Korean officialdom is a foregone conclusion, and the future is very good, and this retreat seems to be useless for the time being.

In the end, Park Baek-so chose the first solution that was more favorable to him at the moment, but in order to ensure that it could be done, Haehan would only give him 30% of the promised amount in advance, and only after the two countries reached a preliminary agreement on the immigration issue, Haehan would pay him the rest through his bank account.

As for where this money came from, in fact, the wool came out of the sheep, and a sum of money was picked out from the special military subsidy handed over by North Korea to Haihan, and the money that Park Beixiu finally got was also from the North Korean treasury, and Haihan actually did not pay for it.

Of course, this arrangement still needs to be supported by the military, after all, the money taken out by the North Korean government was handed over to the Haihan garrison in the name of military subsidies, and the money was temporarily managed by the military, so Fu Li had to make a report to Qian Tiandun when he turned around. However, compared with the long-term benefits after opening the immigration channel, Qian Tiandun should not mind too much about this kind of expenditure used to buy North Korean officials.

After the matter was settled, the atmosphere at the wine table was even more relaxed. The issues that had not been resolved at the negotiating table for several months were resolved relatively satisfactorily at the wine table today, and the efficiency of the negotiations was much higher than that of the official formal consultations. Park was deliberately confused, of course, in order to make the Hae-han side more clear about the benefits he would get, and then to gauge whether it was worth taking the risk of persuading his superiors to make concessions on the immigration issue. If the benefits of Haihan are weighty enough, then the question of immigration is not impossible to think of again.

It was Liu Shang's idea to put forward this plan, but how much benefit to North Korean officials would have to be decided by Fu Li.

Fu Li then gave two plans, one is to give Park Beixiu a one-time sum of money as his expenses to deal with the relationship between the upper and lower levels, and this money is stored in the Haehan Bank and allowed Park Beixiu to withdraw by himself; the other plan is to give Park Beixiu a plantation somewhere outside North Korea, and store its income in Park Beixiu's account every year, and the income period can be as long as decades, and Park Beixiu can also send people to the local management and operation by himself.

Park can choose whether to get rich overnight or go on a long journey, and the latter has the added benefit of leaving him with a way out overseas, and if he wants to leave North Korea in the future, or send his family overseas to branch out, this industry will be the foundation of his foothold. Of course, at present, Park Beixiu is still the confidant of Kim Sang-hun, an important minister of North Korea, and with the end of the anti-Qing war, the rise of the main war faction in the North Korean officialdom is a foregone conclusion, and the future is very good, and this retreat seems to be useless for the time being.

In the end, Park Baek-so chose the first solution that was more favorable to him at the moment, but in order to ensure that it could be done, Haehan would only give him 30% of the promised amount in advance, and only after the two countries reached a preliminary agreement on the immigration issue, Haehan would pay him the rest through his bank account.

As for where this money came from, in fact, the wool came out of the sheep, and a sum of money was picked out from the special military subsidy handed over by North Korea to Haihan, and the money that Park Beixiu finally got was also from the North Korean treasury, and Haihan actually did not pay for it.

Of course, this arrangement still needs to be supported by the military, after all, the money taken out by the North Korean government was handed over to the Haihan garrison in the name of military subsidies, and the money was temporarily managed by the military, so Fu Li had to make a report to Qian Tiandun when he turned around. However, compared with the long-term benefits after opening the immigration channel, Qian Tiandun should not mind too much about this kind of expenditure used to buy North Korean officials.

After the matter was settled, the atmosphere at the wine table was even more relaxed. The issues that had not been resolved at the negotiating table for several months were resolved relatively satisfactorily at the wine table today, and the efficiency of the negotiations was much higher than that of the official formal consultations. Park was deliberately confused, of course, in order to make the Hae-han side more clear about the benefits he would get, and then to gauge whether it was worth taking the risk of persuading his superiors to make concessions on the immigration issue. If the benefits of Haihan are weighty enough, then the question of immigration is not impossible to think of again.

It was Liu Shang's idea to put forward this plan, but how much benefit to North Korean officials would have to be decided by Fu Li.

Fu Li then gave two plans, one is to give Park Beixiu a one-time sum of money as his expenses to deal with the relationship between the upper and lower levels, and this money is stored in the Haehan Bank and allowed Park Beixiu to withdraw by himself; the other plan is to give Park Beixiu a plantation somewhere outside North Korea, and store its income in Park Beixiu's account every year, and the income period can be as long as decades, and Park Beixiu can also send people to the local management and operation by himself.

Park can choose whether to get rich overnight or go on a long journey, and the latter has the added benefit of leaving him with a way out overseas, and if he wants to leave North Korea in the future, or send his family overseas to branch out, this industry will be the foundation of his foothold. Of course, at present, Park Beixiu is still the confidant of Kim Sang-hun, an important minister of North Korea, and with the end of the anti-Qing war, the rise of the main war faction in the North Korean officialdom is a foregone conclusion, and the future is very good, and this retreat seems to be useless for the time being.

In the end, Park Baek-so chose the first solution that was more favorable to him at the moment, but in order to ensure that it could be done, Haehan would only give him 30% of the promised amount in advance, and only after the two countries reached a preliminary agreement on the immigration issue, Haehan would pay him the rest through his bank account.

As for where this money came from, in fact, the wool came out of the sheep, and a sum of money was picked out from the special military subsidy handed over by North Korea to Haihan, and the money that Park Beixiu finally got was also from the North Korean treasury, and Haihan actually did not pay for it.

Of course, this arrangement still needs to be supported by the military, after all, the money taken out by the North Korean government was handed over to the Haihan garrison in the name of military subsidies, and the money was temporarily managed by the military, so Fu Li had to make a report to Qian Tiandun when he turned around. However, compared with the long-term benefits after opening the immigration channel, Qian Tiandun should not mind too much about this kind of expenditure used to buy North Korean officials.

After the matter was settled, the atmosphere at the wine table was even more relaxed. The issues that had not been resolved at the negotiating table for several months were resolved relatively satisfactorily at the wine table today, and the efficiency of the negotiations was much higher than that of the official formal consultations. Park was deliberately confused, of course, in order to make the Hae-han side more clear about the benefits he would get, and then to gauge whether it was worth taking the risk of persuading his superiors to make concessions on the immigration issue. If the benefits of Haihan are weighty enough, then the question of immigration is not impossible to think of again.

It was Liu Shang's idea to put forward this plan, but how much benefit to North Korean officials would have to be decided by Fu Li.

Fu Li then gave two plans, one is to give Park Beixiu a one-time sum of money as his expenses to deal with the relationship between the upper and lower levels, and this money is stored in the Haehan Bank and allowed Park Beixiu to withdraw by himself; the other plan is to give Park Beixiu a plantation somewhere outside North Korea, and store its income in Park Beixiu's account every year, and the income period can be as long as decades, and Park Beixiu can also send people to the local management and operation by himself.

Park can choose whether to get rich overnight or go on a long journey, and the latter has the added benefit of leaving him with a way out overseas, and if he wants to leave North Korea in the future, or send his family overseas to branch out, this industry will be the foundation of his foothold. Of course, at present, Park Beixiu is still the confidant of Kim Sang-hun, an important minister of North Korea, and with the end of the anti-Qing war, the rise of the main war faction in the North Korean officialdom is a foregone conclusion, and the future is very good, and this retreat seems to be useless for the time being.

In the end, Park Baek-so chose the first solution that was more favorable to him at the moment, but in order to ensure that it could be done, Haehan would only give him 30% of the promised amount in advance, and only after the two countries reached a preliminary agreement on the immigration issue, Haehan would pay him the rest through his bank account.

As for where this money came from, in fact, the wool came out of the sheep, and a sum of money was picked out from the special military subsidy handed over by North Korea to Haihan, and the money that Park Beixiu finally got was also from the North Korean treasury, and Haihan actually did not pay for it.

Of course, this arrangement still needs to be supported by the military, after all, the money taken out by the North Korean government was handed over to the Haihan garrison in the name of military subsidies, and the money was temporarily managed by the military, so Fu Li had to make a report to Qian Tiandun when he turned around. However, compared with the long-term benefits after opening the immigration channel, Qian Tiandun should not mind too much about this kind of expenditure used to buy North Korean officials.

After the matter was settled, the atmosphere at the wine table was even more relaxed. The issues that had not been resolved at the negotiating table for several months were resolved relatively satisfactorily at the wine table today, and the efficiency of the negotiations was much higher than that of the official formal consultations.