North Korea's spending during the War of Resistance Against the Qing Dynasty was huge, and so far it has exceeded its domestic military spending for the past decade combined. After emptying the state treasury, the North Korean authorities had to rely on unconventional means such as gentry donations and increased local taxes to temporarily alleviate the current predicament.

Although the results were immediate, Li also knew that these measures were not a long-term solution, and that domestic economic pressures would gradually turn into social contradictions, which would affect the stability of his rule. Haihan has always been known for its ability to manage trade, and has repeatedly expressed to North Korea its willingness to increase the scale of trade, which may be the best solution for North Korea to revive its economy and enrich its treasury after the war.

Li Liang also knew the purpose of the two high-ranking generals of Haihan who came to Seoul to meet with him this time, and they would inevitably talk about the in-depth cooperation between the two sides in various fields in the future, and trade was of course one of them. However, he is not sure what kind of conditions Haihan will put forward in the negotiations, and with the shrewdness of Haihan people, it is indispensable to seek the maximum benefits from future cooperation.

In the past, Li Liang was not too convinced of the evaluation of "Haihan people are omnipotent", but as he dealt with Haihan more and more times, he finally understood that such a statement was not groundless. High-ranking military generals like Qian Tiandun and Wang Tom can even take on the work of civil servants and carry out diplomatic and trade negotiations with other countries.

Some time ago, Li Liang also heard the comments of the people that North Korean military generals can be civil ministers, but this is not a compliment, but a belittling of North Korean military generals who will not lead troops to fight, and their role on the battlefield is simply no different from that of civilian officials. The generals of other families are not only good at fighting, but even their performance in the non-military field is much stronger than that of their own officials, which can't help but make Li Liang feel a little sour in his heart.

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North Korea's spending during the War of Resistance Against the Qing Dynasty was huge, and so far it has exceeded its domestic military spending for the past decade combined. After emptying the state treasury, the North Korean authorities had to rely on unconventional means such as gentry donations and increased local taxes to temporarily alleviate the current predicament.

Although the results were immediate, Li also knew that these measures were not a long-term solution, and that domestic economic pressures would gradually turn into social contradictions, which would affect the stability of his rule. Haihan has always been known for its ability to manage trade, and has repeatedly expressed to North Korea its willingness to increase the scale of trade, which may be the best solution for North Korea to revive its economy and enrich its treasury after the war.

Li Liang also knew the purpose of the two high-ranking generals of Haihan who came to Seoul to meet with him this time, and they would inevitably talk about the in-depth cooperation between the two sides in various fields in the future, and trade was of course one of them. However, he is not sure what kind of conditions Haihan will put forward in the negotiations, and with the shrewdness of Haihan people, it is indispensable to seek the maximum benefits from future cooperation.

In the past, Li Liang was not too convinced of the evaluation of "Haihan people are omnipotent", but as he dealt with Haihan more and more times, he finally understood that such a statement was not groundless. High-ranking military generals like Qian Tiandun and Wang Tom can even take on the work of civil servants and carry out diplomatic and trade negotiations with other countries.

Some time ago, Li Liang also heard the comments of the people that North Korean military generals can be civil ministers, but this is not a compliment, but a belittling of North Korean military generals who will not lead troops to fight, and their role on the battlefield is simply no different from that of civilian officials. The generals of other families are not only good at fighting, but even their performance in the non-military field is much stronger than that of their own officials, which can't help but make Li Liang feel a little sour in his heart.

North Korea's spending during the War of Resistance Against the Qing Dynasty was huge, and so far it has exceeded its domestic military spending for the past decade combined. After emptying the state treasury, the North Korean authorities had to rely on unconventional means such as gentry donations and increased local taxes to temporarily alleviate the current predicament.

Although the results were immediate, Li also knew that these measures were not a long-term solution, and that domestic economic pressures would gradually turn into social contradictions, which would affect the stability of his rule. Haihan has always been known for its ability to manage trade, and has repeatedly expressed to North Korea its willingness to increase the scale of trade, which may be the best solution for North Korea to revive its economy and enrich its treasury after the war.

Li Liang also knew the purpose of the two high-ranking generals of Haihan who came to Seoul to meet with him this time, and they would inevitably talk about the in-depth cooperation between the two sides in various fields in the future, and trade was of course one of them. However, he is not sure what kind of conditions Haihan will put forward in the negotiations, and with the shrewdness of Haihan people, it is indispensable to seek the maximum benefits from future cooperation.

In the past, Li Liang was not too convinced of the evaluation of "Haihan people are omnipotent", but as he dealt with Haihan more and more times, he finally understood that such a statement was not groundless. High-ranking military generals like Qian Tiandun and Wang Tom can even take on the work of civil servants and carry out diplomatic and trade negotiations with other countries.

Some time ago, Li Liang also heard the comments of the people that North Korean military generals can be civil ministers, but this is not a compliment, but a belittling of North Korean military generals who will not lead troops to fight, and their role on the battlefield is simply no different from that of civilian officials. The generals of other families are not only good at fighting, but even their performance in the non-military field is much stronger than that of their own officials, which can't help but make Li Liang feel a little sour in his heart.

North Korea's spending during the War of Resistance Against the Qing Dynasty was huge, and so far it has exceeded its domestic military spending for the past decade combined. After emptying the state treasury, the North Korean authorities had to rely on unconventional means such as gentry donations and increased local taxes to temporarily alleviate the current predicament.

Although the results were immediate, Li also knew that these measures were not a long-term solution, and that domestic economic pressures would gradually turn into social contradictions, which would affect the stability of his rule. Haihan has always been known for its ability to manage trade, and has repeatedly expressed to North Korea its willingness to increase the scale of trade, which may be the best solution for North Korea to revive its economy and enrich its treasury after the war.

Li Liang also knew the purpose of the two high-ranking generals of Haihan who came to Seoul to meet with him this time, and they would inevitably talk about the in-depth cooperation between the two sides in various fields in the future, and trade was of course one of them. However, he is not sure what kind of conditions Haihan will put forward in the negotiations, and with the shrewdness of Haihan people, it is indispensable to seek the maximum benefits from future cooperation.

In the past, Li Liang was not too convinced of the evaluation of "Haihan people are omnipotent", but as he dealt with Haihan more and more times, he finally understood that such a statement was not groundless. High-ranking military generals like Qian Tiandun and Wang Tom can even take on the work of civil servants and carry out diplomatic and trade negotiations with other countries.

Some time ago, Li Liang also heard the comments of the people that North Korean military generals can be civil ministers, but this is not a compliment, but a belittling of North Korean military generals who will not lead troops to fight, and their role on the battlefield is simply no different from that of civilian officials. The generals of other families are not only good at fighting, but even their performance in the non-military field is much stronger than that of their own officials, which can't help but make Li Liang feel a little sour in his heart.

North Korea's spending during the War of Resistance Against the Qing Dynasty was huge, and so far it has exceeded its domestic military spending for the past decade combined. After emptying the state treasury, the North Korean authorities had to rely on unconventional means such as gentry donations and increased local taxes to temporarily alleviate the current predicament.

Although the results were immediate, Li also knew that these measures were not a long-term solution, and that domestic economic pressures would gradually turn into social contradictions, which would affect the stability of his rule. Haihan has always been known for its ability to manage trade, and has repeatedly expressed to North Korea its willingness to increase the scale of trade, which may be the best solution for North Korea to revive its economy and enrich its treasury after the war.

Li Liang also knew the purpose of the two high-ranking generals of Haihan who came to Seoul to meet with him this time, and they would inevitably talk about the in-depth cooperation between the two sides in various fields in the future, and trade was of course one of them. However, he is not sure what kind of conditions Haihan will put forward in the negotiations, and with the shrewdness of Haihan people, it is indispensable to seek the maximum benefits from future cooperation.

In the past, Li Liang was not too convinced of the evaluation of "Haihan people are omnipotent", but as he dealt with Haihan more and more times, he finally understood that such a statement was not groundless. High-ranking military generals like Qian Tiandun and Wang Tom can even take on the work of civil servants and carry out diplomatic and trade negotiations with other countries.

Some time ago, Li Liang also heard the comments of the people that North Korean military generals can be civil ministers, but this is not a compliment, but a belittling of North Korean military generals who will not lead troops to fight, and their role on the battlefield is simply no different from that of civilian officials. The generals of other families are not only good at fighting, but even their performance in the non-military field is much stronger than that of their own officials, which can't help but make Li Liang feel a little sour in his heart.

North Korea's spending during the War of Resistance Against the Qing Dynasty was huge, and so far it has exceeded its domestic military spending for the past decade combined. After emptying the state treasury, the North Korean authorities had to rely on unconventional means such as gentry donations and increased local taxes to temporarily alleviate the current predicament.

Although the results were immediate, Li also knew that these measures were not a long-term solution, and that domestic economic pressures would gradually turn into social contradictions, which would affect the stability of his rule. Haihan has always been known for its ability to manage trade, and has repeatedly expressed to North Korea its willingness to increase the scale of trade, which may be the best solution for North Korea to revive its economy and enrich its treasury after the war.

Li Liang also knew the purpose of the two high-ranking generals of Haihan who came to Seoul to meet with him this time, and they would inevitably talk about the in-depth cooperation between the two sides in various fields in the future, and trade was of course one of them. However, he is not sure what kind of conditions Haihan will put forward in the negotiations, and with the shrewdness of Haihan people, it is indispensable to seek the maximum benefits from future cooperation.

In the past, Li Liang was not too convinced of the evaluation of "Haihan people are omnipotent", but as he dealt with Haihan more and more times, he finally understood that such a statement was not groundless. High-ranking military generals like Qian Tiandun and Wang Tom can even take on the work of civil servants and carry out diplomatic and trade negotiations with other countries.

Some time ago, Li Liang also heard the comments of the people that North Korean military generals can be civil ministers, but this is not a compliment, but a belittling of North Korean military generals who will not lead troops to fight, and their role on the battlefield is simply no different from that of civilian officials. The generals of other families are not only good at fighting, but even their performance in the non-military field is much stronger than that of their own officials, which can't help but make Li Liang feel a little sour in his heart.

North Korea's spending during the War of Resistance Against the Qing Dynasty was huge, and so far it has exceeded its domestic military spending for the past decade combined. After emptying the state treasury, the North Korean authorities had to rely on unconventional means such as gentry donations and increased local taxes to temporarily alleviate the current predicament.

Although the results were immediate, Li also knew that these measures were not a long-term solution, and that domestic economic pressures would gradually turn into social contradictions, which would affect the stability of his rule. Haihan has always been known for its ability to manage trade, and has repeatedly expressed to North Korea its willingness to increase the scale of trade, which may be the best solution for North Korea to revive its economy and enrich its treasury after the war.

Li Liang also knew the purpose of the two high-ranking generals of Haihan who came to Seoul to meet with him this time, and they would inevitably talk about the in-depth cooperation between the two sides in various fields in the future, and trade was of course one of them. However, he is not sure what kind of conditions Haihan will put forward in the negotiations, and with the shrewdness of Haihan people, it is indispensable to seek the maximum benefits from future cooperation.

In the past, Li Liang was not too convinced of the evaluation of "Haihan people are omnipotent", but as he dealt with Haihan more and more times, he finally understood that such a statement was not groundless. High-ranking military generals like Qian Tiandun and Wang Tom can even take on the work of civil servants and carry out diplomatic and trade negotiations with other countries.

Some time ago, Li Liang also heard the comments of the people that North Korean military generals can be civil ministers, but this is not a compliment, but a belittling of North Korean military generals who will not lead troops to fight, and their role on the battlefield is simply no different from that of civilian officials. The generals of other families are not only good at fighting, but even their performance in the non-military field is much stronger than that of their own officials, which can't help but make Li Liang feel a little sour in his heart.

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