The scale of this southbound immigration plan is quite large, and Tan Juren and his men, as well as the hundreds of selected immigrants, are only one of the small teams that will be sent to a certain place in the South China Sea. In addition to the large number of immigrants and dispatchers, there will also be several troops that will go south to carry out the change of guards, and the entire fleet will have more than 4,000 men, and the transportation of various supplies will be as many as thousands of tons. This is also the first time in a year since 1633 that Haihan, Annam, Champa and other countries formed a combined fleet to conduct military exercises in the Nanyangs, and it was the first time in a year that the government organized a super-large-scale southward fleet. And this is only the first batch of people to go south, and at least two or three more groups will be sent to colonize in the south.

For most of the people in this fleet, it was the first time in their lives that they had seen and participated in an ocean-going fleet of this scale. In particular, most of the newcomers who had just arrived in Sanya and had not even been out of the immigration camp were dumbfounded when they assembled on the dock. No matter where their next destination is, seeing such a large fleet can make their hearts somewhat more settled.

Han Zhengshan looked at the long queue of people boarding the ship on the dock, and he was also emotional, the mobilization ability of Haihan was far stronger than he imagined. It is no wonder that Haihan was able to organize a naval expedition to Zhejiang, and even sent a fleet to Shandong further north to establish a colony. A small country that has not been founded long ago can have such national strength, and this kind of incredible thing is really happening in front of his eyes.

Most of the sailing boats loaded with migrants on the Luhuitou Peninsula are the same type as the migrant boats that Han Zhengshan transferred on the way south from Zhejiang, but the number is much larger than the migrant fleet that departed from Penghu.

Han Zhengshan saw from afar that Tan Juren was being received by high-ranking officials of Haihan, and it was said that the person who came was several high-ranking and powerful leaders in the executive committee, and it was rare to have the opportunity to see them outside. However, a grassroots cadre of his level didn't even have the qualifications to go up and rub some immortal qi on the side, so he could only stretch his neck in the designated waiting area to look at things.

Whenever there is a large-scale expedition of ships leaving the port, the leaders of the executive committee will go to the dock to see them off, which has become one of the conventions of Haihan, and this time is no exception. However, this symbolic ceremony did not last long, and after a few words of encouragement, the expatriate officials had to board the ship and prepare to depart.

After Han Zhengshan got on the ship, he found that the living conditions for this errand were much better than when he first came to Sanya, and he did not have to be crammed into the cabin below the deck with the immigrants, but could enjoy the high-level cabins on the deck with other cadres. Of course, this kind of superior compartment is still a narrow cabin for eight people compared to the hammocks below deck, and after the four double beds are placed against the bulkheads on both sides, only a narrow aisle about two feet wide is left in the middle.

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The scale of this southbound immigration plan is quite large, and Tan Juren and his men, as well as the hundreds of selected immigrants, are only one of the small teams that will be sent to a certain place in the South China Sea. In addition to the large number of immigrants and dispatchers, there will also be several troops that will go south to carry out the change of guards, and the entire fleet will have more than 4,000 men, and the transportation of various supplies will be as many as thousands of tons. This is also the first time in a year since 1633 that Haihan, Annam, Champa and other countries formed a combined fleet to conduct military exercises in the Nanyangs, and it was the first time in a year that the government organized a super-large-scale southward fleet. And this is only the first batch of people to go south, and at least two or three more groups will be sent to colonize in the south.

For most of the people in this fleet, it was the first time in their lives that they had seen and participated in an ocean-going fleet of this scale. In particular, most of the newcomers who had just arrived in Sanya and had not even been out of the immigration camp were dumbfounded when they assembled on the dock. No matter where their next destination is, seeing such a large fleet can make their hearts somewhat more settled.

Han Zhengshan looked at the long queue of people boarding the ship on the dock, and he was also emotional, the mobilization ability of Haihan was far stronger than he imagined. It is no wonder that Haihan was able to organize a naval expedition to Zhejiang, and even sent a fleet to Shandong further north to establish a colony. A small country that has not been founded long ago can have such national strength, and this kind of incredible thing is really happening in front of his eyes.

Most of the sailing boats loaded with migrants on the Luhuitou Peninsula are the same type as the migrant boats that Han Zhengshan transferred on the way south from Zhejiang, but the number is much larger than the migrant fleet that departed from Penghu.

Han Zhengshan saw from afar that Tan Juren was being received by high-ranking officials of Haihan, and it was said that the person who came was several high-ranking and powerful leaders in the executive committee, and it was rare to have the opportunity to see them outside. However, a grassroots cadre of his level didn't even have the qualifications to go up and rub some immortal qi on the side, so he could only stretch his neck in the designated waiting area to look at things.

Whenever there is a large-scale expedition of ships leaving the port, the leaders of the executive committee will go to the dock to see them off, which has become one of the conventions of Haihan, and this time is no exception. However, this symbolic ceremony did not last long, and after a few words of encouragement, the expatriate officials had to board the ship and prepare to depart.

After Han Zhengshan got on the ship, he found that the living conditions for this errand were much better than when he first came to Sanya, and he did not have to be crammed into the cabin below the deck with the immigrants, but could enjoy the high-level cabins on the deck with other cadres. Of course, this kind of superior compartment is still a narrow cabin for eight people compared to the hammocks below deck, and after the four double beds are placed against the bulkheads on both sides, only a narrow aisle about two feet wide is left in the middle.

The scale of this southbound immigration plan is quite large, and Tan Juren and his men, as well as the hundreds of selected immigrants, are only one of the small teams that will be sent to a certain place in the South China Sea. In addition to the large number of immigrants and dispatchers, there will also be several troops that will go south to carry out the change of guards, and the entire fleet will have more than 4,000 men, and the transportation of various supplies will be as many as thousands of tons. This is also the first time in a year since 1633 that Haihan, Annam, Champa and other countries formed a combined fleet to conduct military exercises in the Nanyangs, and it was the first time in a year that the government organized a super-large-scale southward fleet. And this is only the first batch of people to go south, and at least two or three more groups will be sent to colonize in the south.

For most of the people in this fleet, it was the first time in their lives that they had seen and participated in an ocean-going fleet of this scale. In particular, most of the newcomers who had just arrived in Sanya and had not even been out of the immigration camp were dumbfounded when they assembled on the dock. No matter where their next destination is, seeing such a large fleet can make their hearts somewhat more settled.

Han Zhengshan looked at the long queue of people boarding the ship on the dock, and he was also emotional, the mobilization ability of Haihan was far stronger than he imagined. It is no wonder that Haihan was able to organize a naval expedition to Zhejiang, and even sent a fleet to Shandong further north to establish a colony. A small country that has not been founded long ago can have such national strength, and this kind of incredible thing is really happening in front of his eyes.

Most of the sailing boats loaded with migrants on the Luhuitou Peninsula are the same type as the migrant boats that Han Zhengshan transferred on the way south from Zhejiang, but the number is much larger than the migrant fleet that departed from Penghu.

Han Zhengshan saw from afar that Tan Juren was being received by high-ranking officials of Haihan, and it was said that the person who came was several high-ranking and powerful leaders in the executive committee, and it was rare to have the opportunity to see them outside. However, a grassroots cadre of his level didn't even have the qualifications to go up and rub some immortal qi on the side, so he could only stretch his neck in the designated waiting area to look at things.

Whenever there is a large-scale expedition of ships leaving the port, the leaders of the executive committee will go to the dock to see them off, which has become one of the conventions of Haihan, and this time is no exception. However, this symbolic ceremony did not last long, and after a few words of encouragement, the expatriate officials had to board the ship and prepare to depart.

After Han Zhengshan got on the ship, he found that the living conditions for this errand were much better than when he first came to Sanya, and he did not have to be crammed into the cabin below the deck with the immigrants, but could enjoy the high-level cabins on the deck with other cadres. Of course, this kind of superior compartment is still a narrow cabin for eight people compared to the hammocks below deck, and after the four double beds are placed against the bulkheads on both sides, only a narrow aisle about two feet wide is left in the middle.

The scale of this southbound immigration plan is quite large, and Tan Juren and his men, as well as the hundreds of selected immigrants, are only one of the small teams that will be sent to a certain place in the South China Sea. In addition to the large number of immigrants and dispatchers, there will also be several troops that will go south to carry out the change of guards, and the entire fleet will have more than 4,000 men, and the transportation of various supplies will be as many as thousands of tons. This is also the first time in a year since 1633 that Haihan, Annam, Champa and other countries formed a combined fleet to conduct military exercises in the Nanyangs, and it was the first time in a year that the government organized a super-large-scale southward fleet. And this is only the first batch of people to go south, and at least two or three more groups will be sent to colonize in the south.

For most of the people in this fleet, it was the first time in their lives that they had seen and participated in an ocean-going fleet of this scale. In particular, most of the newcomers who had just arrived in Sanya and had not even been out of the immigration camp were dumbfounded when they assembled on the dock. No matter where their next destination is, seeing such a large fleet can make their hearts somewhat more settled.

Han Zhengshan looked at the long queue of people boarding the ship on the dock, and he was also emotional, the mobilization ability of Haihan was far stronger than he imagined. It is no wonder that Haihan was able to organize a naval expedition to Zhejiang, and even sent a fleet to Shandong further north to establish a colony. A small country that has not been founded long ago can have such national strength, and this kind of incredible thing is really happening in front of his eyes.

Most of the sailing boats loaded with migrants on the Luhuitou Peninsula are the same type as the migrant boats that Han Zhengshan transferred on the way south from Zhejiang, but the number is much larger than the migrant fleet that departed from Penghu.

Han Zhengshan saw from afar that Tan Juren was being received by high-ranking officials of Haihan, and it was said that the person who came was several high-ranking and powerful leaders in the executive committee, and it was rare to have the opportunity to see them outside. However, a grassroots cadre of his level didn't even have the qualifications to go up and rub some immortal qi on the side, so he could only stretch his neck in the designated waiting area to look at things.

Whenever there is a large-scale expedition of ships leaving the port, the leaders of the executive committee will go to the dock to see them off, which has become one of the conventions of Haihan, and this time is no exception. However, this symbolic ceremony did not last long, and after a few words of encouragement, the expatriate officials had to board the ship and prepare to depart.

After Han Zhengshan got on the ship, he found that the living conditions for this errand were much better than when he first came to Sanya, and he did not have to be crammed into the cabin below the deck with the immigrants, but could enjoy the high-level cabins on the deck with other cadres. Of course, this kind of superior compartment is still a narrow cabin for eight people compared to the hammocks below deck, and after the four double beds are placed against the bulkheads on both sides, only a narrow aisle about two feet wide is left in the middle.

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