Since coming here, Cui Ren has been dealing with the North Korean laborers in the base basically every day, and the North Korean laborers he has come into contact with in the past few months are at least two or three thousand, so he naturally has a very full understanding of the issues that Fu Li is interested in.

In order to complete the construction of the defense line before the arrival of the Qing army, the vast majority of the Korean laborers had to work around the clock in a three-shift rotation arrangement. In the past two or three months, there have been a lot of North Korean laborers who have died of exhaustion, and if Choi Ren had not been lucky enough to be placed in a relatively easy position, he would have been exhausted on the construction site.

But if we look at this issue dialectically, if these North Koreans had not been recruited to work as laborers at the Taedong River base, most of them would have been plunged into the chaos of war, or quietly killed by the Qing army, or taken captive by the Qing army and reduced to slavery, and the fate would have been much worse than that of working as laborers in the military base in Haihan. Although there are heavy manual labor tasks to be completed here, at least there is no need to worry about personal safety and basic living conditions, so even after the end of the war, there are still many North Korean laborers like Choe in who do not plan to leave the area on their own initiative.

In fact, because there was no longer a tight deadline for construction after the war, the labor intensity of North Korean workers had to be significantly reduced, and after some North Korean workers left the base and returned to their hometowns, the subsequent changes were that the basic conditions of the workers were improved, and the living conditions were no longer as crowded as in previous months, and the amount of food distribution also increased.

If they continue to stay at the Taedong River base, they may have the opportunity to become naturalized Haihan in the future, and then they will be able to share their houses and land and enjoy many benefits provided by the state, which is undoubtedly an excellent way out for the North Korean people who have become homeless.

Cui Ren himself is one of the people with this mentality, but what he wants is not to become a farmer and farm land after becoming a naturalized Haihan, but to follow the current path and strive to continue to be an official after becoming naturalized in the future. He had heard Liu Shang say that many of the civil and military officials of the Haihan Dynasty were from foreign immigrants, for example, Liu Shang himself was a citizen of the Ming Dynasty, and the small but famous General Takahashi is said to be from Dongying.

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Since coming here, Cui Ren has been dealing with the North Korean laborers in the base basically every day, and the North Korean laborers he has come into contact with in the past few months are at least two or three thousand, so he naturally has a very full understanding of the issues that Fu Li is interested in.

In order to complete the construction of the defense line before the arrival of the Qing army, the vast majority of the Korean laborers had to work around the clock in a three-shift rotation arrangement. In the past two or three months, there have been a lot of North Korean laborers who have died of exhaustion, and if Choi Ren had not been lucky enough to be placed in a relatively easy position, he would have been exhausted on the construction site.

But if we look at this issue dialectically, if these North Koreans had not been recruited to work as laborers at the Taedong River base, most of them would have been plunged into the chaos of war, or quietly killed by the Qing army, or taken captive by the Qing army and reduced to slavery, and the fate would have been much worse than that of working as laborers in the military base in Haihan. Although there are heavy manual labor tasks to be completed here, at least there is no need to worry about personal safety and basic living conditions, so even after the end of the war, there are still many North Korean laborers like Choe in who do not plan to leave the area on their own initiative.

In fact, because there was no longer a tight deadline for construction after the war, the labor intensity of North Korean workers had to be significantly reduced, and after some North Korean workers left the base and returned to their hometowns, the subsequent changes were that the basic conditions of the workers were improved, and the living conditions were no longer as crowded as in previous months, and the amount of food distribution also increased.

If they continue to stay at the Taedong River base, they may have the opportunity to become naturalized Haihan in the future, and then they will be able to share their houses and land and enjoy many benefits provided by the state, which is undoubtedly an excellent way out for the North Korean people who have become homeless.

Cui Ren himself is one of the people with this mentality, but what he wants is not to become a farmer and farm land after becoming a naturalized Haihan, but to follow the current path and strive to continue to be an official after becoming naturalized in the future. He had heard Liu Shang say that many of the civil and military officials of the Haihan Dynasty were from foreign immigrants, for example, Liu Shang himself was a citizen of the Ming Dynasty, and the small but famous General Takahashi is said to be from Dongying. Since coming here, Cui Ren has been dealing with the North Korean laborers in the base basically every day, and the North Korean laborers he has come into contact with in the past few months are at least two or three thousand, so he naturally has a very full understanding of the issues that Fu Li is interested in.

In order to complete the construction of the defense line before the arrival of the Qing army, the vast majority of the Korean laborers had to work around the clock in a three-shift rotation arrangement. In the past two or three months, there have been a lot of North Korean laborers who have died of exhaustion, and if Choi Ren had not been lucky enough to be placed in a relatively easy position, he would have been exhausted on the construction site.

But if we look at this issue dialectically, if these North Koreans had not been recruited to work as laborers at the Taedong River base, most of them would have been plunged into the chaos of war, or quietly killed by the Qing army, or taken captive by the Qing army and reduced to slavery, and the fate would have been much worse than that of working as laborers in the military base in Haihan. Although there are heavy manual labor tasks to be completed here, at least there is no need to worry about personal safety and basic living conditions, so even after the end of the war, there are still many North Korean laborers like Choe in who do not plan to leave the area on their own initiative.

In fact, because there was no longer a tight deadline for construction after the war, the labor intensity of North Korean workers had to be significantly reduced, and after some North Korean workers left the base and returned to their hometowns, the subsequent changes were that the basic conditions of the workers were improved, and the living conditions were no longer as crowded as in previous months, and the amount of food distribution also increased.

If they continue to stay at the Taedong River base, they may have the opportunity to become naturalized Haihan in the future, and then they will be able to share their houses and land and enjoy many benefits provided by the state, which is undoubtedly an excellent way out for the North Korean people who have become homeless.

Cui Ren himself is one of the people with this mentality, but what he wants is not to become a farmer and farm land after becoming a naturalized Haihan, but to follow the current path and strive to continue to be an official after becoming naturalized in the future. He had heard Liu Shang say that many of the civil and military officials of the Haihan Dynasty were from foreign immigrants, for example, Liu Shang himself was a citizen of the Ming Dynasty, and the small but famous General Takahashi is said to be from Dongying. Since coming here, Cui Ren has been dealing with the North Korean laborers in the base basically every day, and the North Korean laborers he has come into contact with in the past few months are at least two or three thousand, so he naturally has a very full understanding of the issues that Fu Li is interested in.

In order to complete the construction of the defense line before the arrival of the Qing army, the vast majority of the Korean laborers had to work around the clock in a three-shift rotation arrangement. In the past two or three months, there have been a lot of North Korean laborers who have died of exhaustion, and if Choi Ren had not been lucky enough to be placed in a relatively easy position, he would have been exhausted on the construction site.

But if we look at this issue dialectically, if these North Koreans had not been recruited to work as laborers at the Taedong River base, most of them would have been plunged into the chaos of war, or quietly killed by the Qing army, or taken captive by the Qing army and reduced to slavery, and the fate would have been much worse than that of working as laborers in the military base in Haihan. Although there are heavy manual labor tasks to be completed here, at least there is no need to worry about personal safety and basic living conditions, so even after the end of the war, there are still many North Korean laborers like Choe in who do not plan to leave the area on their own initiative.

In fact, because there was no longer a tight deadline for construction after the war, the labor intensity of North Korean workers had to be significantly reduced, and after some North Korean workers left the base and returned to their hometowns, the subsequent changes were that the basic conditions of the workers were improved, and the living conditions were no longer as crowded as in previous months, and the amount of food distribution also increased.

If they continue to stay at the Taedong River base, they may have the opportunity to become naturalized Haihan in the future, and then they will be able to share their houses and land and enjoy many benefits provided by the state, which is undoubtedly an excellent way out for the North Korean people who have become homeless.

Cui Ren himself is one of the people with this mentality, but what he wants is not to become a farmer and farm land after becoming a naturalized Haihan, but to follow the current path and strive to continue to be an official after becoming naturalized in the future. He had heard Liu Shang say that many of the civil and military officials of the Haihan Dynasty were from foreign immigrants, for example, Liu Shang himself was a citizen of the Ming Dynasty, and the small but famous General Takahashi is said to be from Dongying. Since coming here, Cui Ren has been dealing with the North Korean laborers in the base basically every day, and the North Korean laborers he has come into contact with in the past few months are at least two or three thousand, so he naturally has a very full understanding of the issues that Fu Li is interested in.

In order to complete the construction of the defense line before the arrival of the Qing army, the vast majority of the Korean laborers had to work around the clock in a three-shift rotation arrangement. In the past two or three months, there have been a lot of North Korean laborers who have died of exhaustion, and if Choi Ren had not been lucky enough to be placed in a relatively easy position, he would have been exhausted on the construction site.

But if we look at this issue dialectically, if these North Koreans had not been recruited to work as laborers at the Taedong River base, most of them would have been plunged into the chaos of war, or quietly killed by the Qing army, or taken captive by the Qing army and reduced to slavery, and the fate would have been much worse than that of working as laborers in the military base in Haihan. Although there are heavy manual labor tasks to be completed here, at least there is no need to worry about personal safety and basic living conditions, so even after the end of the war, there are still many North Korean laborers like Choe in who do not plan to leave the area on their own initiative.

In fact, because there was no longer a tight deadline for construction after the war, the labor intensity of North Korean workers had to be significantly reduced, and after some North Korean workers left the base and returned to their hometowns, the subsequent changes were that the basic conditions of the workers were improved, and the living conditions were no longer as crowded as in previous months, and the amount of food distribution also increased.

If they continue to stay at the Taedong River base, they may have the opportunity to become naturalized Haihan in the future, and then they will be able to share their houses and land and enjoy many benefits provided by the state, which is undoubtedly an excellent way out for the North Korean people who have become homeless.

Cui Ren himself is one of the people with this mentality, but what he wants is not to become a farmer and farm land after becoming a naturalized Haihan, but to follow the current path and strive to continue to be an official after becoming naturalized in the future. He had heard Liu Shang say that many of the civil and military officials of the Haihan Dynasty were from foreign immigrants, for example, Liu Shang himself was a citizen of the Ming Dynasty, and the small but famous General Takahashi is said to be from Dongying.