The reason why Fei Cexian was angry was because this poem was not written by the storyteller himself, but a send-off poem made by Emperor Jiajing of Ming Shizong during the expedition of Mao Bowen, the secretary of the military department, to Annam. Although the poem was written a hundred years ago, and ordinary people may not know its background and significance, Fei Zexian, as an official of the Ministry of Rites, naturally could not hide the tricks of this storyteller.

Mr. Storyteller's final poem only reads the first four sentences that should be in line with the theme, and this poem actually has the last four sentences: the unicorn in the sky is primitive, and the ants in the cave can escape. On the day of the return of the edict, I and Mr. untied their robes.

Of course, the mention of the word "I" in the last four sentences is obviously inconsistent with the system of the Haihan Dynasty, so it has been omitted. However, this is to use the imperial poem of the Ming Emperor to describe the expedition of the Haihan army, at best it is nondescript and forcibly put together, and at worst it is a humiliation to the Ming Dynasty, Fei Cexian can protest at the diplomatic level and let the Haihan official investigate this misconduct.

But Fei Cexian is no longer the first time he has arrived in Sanya, and he also has a deeper understanding of some of the local people's conditions. For example, these storytellers who performed in teahouses and restaurants, the content of their performances has actually been reviewed by the Haihan propaganda department, which means that including this set poem, should have been officially acquiesced. If Fei Zexian wants to protest, most of them will be kicked back and forth between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Propaganda, and finally it will not be able to be dragged out.

Fortunately, the storyteller didn't make other articles based on this set poem, and after reading it, he cut to the point. The foreign war that took place earlier this year has had a great impact on the South China Sea, and Haihan and Spain are arguably the two most powerful countries in the South China Sea, but in the past two encounters, Haihan has the upper hand. And this battle, which determined the ownership of the title of a strong man in the South China Sea, naturally attracted the attention of other countries.

During the Battle of Manila, the progress of the battle at the front could only be reported to Sanya through the military's radio, and then the military and propaganda departments screened a part of the news and released it to the public through newspapers. Although it is often a piece of information, it almost makes the "Haihan Times" on the market out of stock every day, so that there were once scalpers hoarding goods and raising prices. Later, when the people's voice was too loud, the propaganda department began to gradually release more information and strengthened the people's newspaper reading propaganda activities, which eased the people's desire for news of victory a little.

However, the official news is often similar to "on a certain day of a certain month, a certain unit of our army captured a certain stronghold in Manila City, and captured and annihilated a number of enemies," or "the Western Army launched an unsuccessful counterattack on our army's position on a certain day," and "captured the enemy's commander XX before today's battle." Of course, such news could not satisfy the people's thirst for knowing the situation on the front line, so under the instruction of the Propaganda Department, private creators would also write some stories based on the progress of the war and interpret them through the mouth of a storyteller.

Of course, these unofficial propaganda channels are not so rigorous, and there are many exaggerated and even conjectural elements, but the Haihan propaganda department is not very strict in this regard, as long as the content is positive and positive, most of them can successfully pass the official review.

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The reason why Fei Cexian was angry was because this poem was not written by the storyteller himself, but a send-off poem made by Emperor Jiajing of Ming Shizong during the expedition of Mao Bowen, the secretary of the military department, to Annam. Although the poem was written a hundred years ago, and ordinary people may not know its background and significance, Fei Zexian, as an official of the Ministry of Rites, naturally could not hide the tricks of this storyteller.

Mr. Storyteller's final poem only reads the first four sentences that should be in line with the theme, and this poem actually has the last four sentences: the unicorn in the sky is primitive, and the ants in the cave can escape. On the day of the return of the edict, I and Mr. untied their robes.

Of course, the mention of the word "I" in the last four sentences is obviously inconsistent with the system of the Haihan Dynasty, so it has been omitted. However, this is to use the imperial poem of the Ming Emperor to describe the expedition of the Haihan army, at best it is nondescript and forcibly put together, and at worst it is a humiliation to the Ming Dynasty, Fei Cexian can protest at the diplomatic level and let the Haihan official investigate this misconduct.

But Fei Cexian is no longer the first time he has arrived in Sanya, and he also has a deeper understanding of some of the local people's conditions. For example, these storytellers who performed in teahouses and restaurants, the content of their performances has actually been reviewed by the Haihan propaganda department, which means that including this set poem, should have been officially acquiesced. If Fei Zexian wants to protest, most of them will be kicked back and forth between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Propaganda, and finally it will not be able to be dragged out.

Fortunately, the storyteller didn't make other articles based on this set poem, and after reading it, he cut to the point. The foreign war that took place earlier this year has had a great impact on the South China Sea, and Haihan and Spain are arguably the two most powerful countries in the South China Sea, but in the past two encounters, Haihan has the upper hand. And this battle, which determined the ownership of the title of a strong man in the South China Sea, naturally attracted the attention of other countries.

During the Battle of Manila, the progress of the battle at the front could only be reported to Sanya through the military's radio, and then the military and propaganda departments screened a part of the news and released it to the public through newspapers. Although it is often a piece of information, it almost makes the "Haihan Times" on the market out of stock every day, so that there were once scalpers hoarding goods and raising prices. Later, when the people's voice was too loud, the propaganda department began to gradually release more information and strengthened the people's newspaper reading propaganda activities, which eased the people's desire for news of victory a little.

However, the official news is often similar to "on a certain day of a certain month, a certain unit of our army captured a certain stronghold in Manila City, and captured and annihilated a number of enemies," or "the Western Army launched an unsuccessful counterattack on our army's position on a certain day," and "captured the enemy's commander XX before today's battle." Of course, such news could not satisfy the people's thirst for knowing the situation on the front line, so under the instruction of the Propaganda Department, private creators would also write some stories based on the progress of the war and interpret them through the mouth of a storyteller.

Of course, these unofficial propaganda channels are not so rigorous, and there are many exaggerated and even conjectural elements, but the Haihan propaganda department is not very strict in this regard, as long as the content is positive and positive, most of them can successfully pass the official review. The reason why Fei Cexian was angry was because this poem was not written by the storyteller himself, but a send-off poem made by Emperor Jiajing of Ming Shizong during the expedition of Mao Bowen, the secretary of the military department, to Annam. Although the poem was written a hundred years ago, and ordinary people may not know its background and significance, Fei Zexian, as an official of the Ministry of Rites, naturally could not hide the tricks of this storyteller.

Mr. Storyteller's final poem only reads the first four sentences that should be in line with the theme, and this poem actually has the last four sentences: the unicorn in the sky is primitive, and the ants in the cave can escape. On the day of the return of the edict, I and Mr. untied their robes.

Of course, the mention of the word "I" in the last four sentences is obviously inconsistent with the system of the Haihan Dynasty, so it has been omitted. However, this is to use the imperial poem of the Ming Emperor to describe the expedition of the Haihan army, at best it is nondescript and forcibly put together, and at worst it is a humiliation to the Ming Dynasty, Fei Cexian can protest at the diplomatic level and let the Haihan official investigate this misconduct.

But Fei Cexian is no longer the first time he has arrived in Sanya, and he also has a deeper understanding of some of the local people's conditions. For example, these storytellers who performed in teahouses and restaurants, the content of their performances has actually been reviewed by the Haihan propaganda department, which means that including this set poem, should have been officially acquiesced. If Fei Zexian wants to protest, most of them will be kicked back and forth between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Propaganda, and finally it will not be able to be dragged out.

Fortunately, the storyteller didn't make other articles based on this set poem, and after reading it, he cut to the point. The foreign war that took place earlier this year has had a great impact on the South China Sea, and Haihan and Spain are arguably the two most powerful countries in the South China Sea, but in the past two encounters, Haihan has the upper hand. And this battle, which determined the ownership of the title of a strong man in the South China Sea, naturally attracted the attention of other countries.

During the Battle of Manila, the progress of the battle at the front could only be reported to Sanya through the military's radio, and then the military and propaganda departments screened a part of the news and released it to the public through newspapers. Although it is often a piece of information, it almost makes the "Haihan Times" on the market out of stock every day, so that there were once scalpers hoarding goods and raising prices. Later, when the people's voice was too loud, the propaganda department began to gradually release more information and strengthened the people's newspaper reading propaganda activities, which eased the people's desire for news of victory a little.

However, the official news is often similar to "on a certain day of a certain month, a certain unit of our army captured a certain stronghold in Manila City, and captured and annihilated a number of enemies," or "the Western Army launched an unsuccessful counterattack on our army's position on a certain day," and "captured the enemy's commander XX before today's battle." Of course, such news could not satisfy the people's thirst for knowing the situation on the front line, so under the instruction of the Propaganda Department, private creators would also write some stories based on the progress of the war and interpret them through the mouth of a storyteller.

Of course, these unofficial propaganda channels are not so rigorous, and there are many exaggerated and even conjectural elements, but the Haihan propaganda department is not very strict in this regard, as long as the content is positive and positive, most of them can successfully pass the official review. The reason why Fei Cexian was angry was because this poem was not written by the storyteller himself, but a send-off poem made by Emperor Jiajing of Ming Shizong during the expedition of Mao Bowen, the secretary of the military department, to Annam. Although the poem was written a hundred years ago, and ordinary people may not know its background and significance, Fei Zexian, as an official of the Ministry of Rites, naturally could not hide the tricks of this storyteller.

Mr. Storyteller's final poem only reads the first four sentences that should be in line with the theme, and this poem actually has the last four sentences: the unicorn in the sky is primitive, and the ants in the cave can escape. On the day of the return of the edict, I and Mr. untied their robes.

Of course, the mention of the word "I" in the last four sentences is obviously inconsistent with the system of the Haihan Dynasty, so it has been omitted. However, this is to use the imperial poem of the Ming Emperor to describe the expedition of the Haihan army, at best it is nondescript and forcibly put together, and at worst it is a humiliation to the Ming Dynasty, Fei Cexian can protest at the diplomatic level and let the Haihan official investigate this misconduct.

But Fei Cexian is no longer the first time he has arrived in Sanya, and he also has a deeper understanding of some of the local people's conditions. For example, these storytellers who performed in teahouses and restaurants, the content of their performances has actually been reviewed by the Haihan propaganda department, which means that including this set poem, should have been officially acquiesced. If Fei Zexian wants to protest, most of them will be kicked back and forth between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Propaganda, and finally it will not be able to be dragged out.

Fortunately, the storyteller didn't make other articles based on this set poem, and after reading it, he cut to the point. The foreign war that took place earlier this year has had a great impact on the South China Sea, and Haihan and Spain are arguably the two most powerful countries in the South China Sea, but in the past two encounters, Haihan has the upper hand. And this battle, which determined the ownership of the title of a strong man in the South China Sea, naturally attracted the attention of other countries.

During the Battle of Manila, the progress of the battle at the front could only be reported to Sanya through the military's radio, and then the military and propaganda departments screened a part of the news and released it to the public through newspapers. Although it is often a piece of information, it almost makes the "Haihan Times" on the market out of stock every day, so that there were once scalpers hoarding goods and raising prices. Later, when the people's voice was too loud, the propaganda department began to gradually release more information and strengthened the people's newspaper reading propaganda activities, which eased the people's desire for news of victory a little.

However, the official news is often similar to "on a certain day of a certain month, a certain unit of our army captured a certain stronghold in Manila City, and captured and annihilated a number of enemies," or "the Western Army launched an unsuccessful counterattack on our army's position on a certain day," and "captured the enemy's commander XX before today's battle." Of course, such news could not satisfy the people's thirst for knowing the situation on the front line, so under the instruction of the Propaganda Department, private creators would also write some stories based on the progress of the war and interpret them through the mouth of a storyteller.

Of course, these unofficial propaganda channels are not so rigorous, and there are many exaggerated and even conjectural elements, but the Haihan propaganda department is not very strict in this regard, as long as the content is positive and positive, most of them can successfully pass the official review.

(End of chapter)