In a solemn atmosphere, everyone stood on the dock in fear and listened to Yan Chujie's parting admonition. For these naturalized officials, these senior leaders in the Executive Committee have always been worshiped as gods, and what they say can be equated with a decree stamped in black and white, and absolutely cannot be disobeyed. Of course, there are also people with shrewd brains like Liu Shang, who have experienced some different flavors from Yan Chujie's speech.

Before that, more than half of the affairs of the occupied area in Shandong were managed by the military, and Yan Chujie's speech was more or less in the intention of defending his own family. This is also a warning not to try to get into trouble with the military during the handover process. As for what kind of trouble there will be in this process, Yan Chujie did not elaborate, Liu Shang is not very familiar with this kind of affairs, so naturally he can't guess it. However, it was a long journey to Shandong, and there was time to ask other civil affairs officials in the same company for the mysteries, and Liu Shang was not in a hurry at this time.

After Yan Chujie finished speaking, he turned his head sideways and looked at Yu Xiaobao who was standing next to him, meaning to let him say a few words as well. Yu Xiaobao nodded, took a step forward, and said loudly to everyone: "This is a long way to Shandong, and the local environment is not as good as Sanya, so life will inevitably be harder." In addition to work, don't forget to take care of your health. I Haihan still have many development plans in the north in the future, if you have the heart, it is not impossible to stay in the north in the future. The hour has come, please board the ship!"

Yu Xiaobao's words were concise and to the point, and they seemed to be polite words at first glance, but Liu Shang was also a person, and his specialty was to collect intelligence from the smallest details, so he naturally noticed the information mentioned in Yu Xiaobao's words.

Haihan still has many development plans in the north, and the amount of information contained in this sentence is very large. It has become a fact that Haihan is currently occupying part of the area in Dengzhou, Shandong, but judging from Yu Xiaobao's statement, Dengzhou is not the terminal of Haihan's northward activities, and there will be more actions in the future. Liu Shang did not know the local situation, and he did not have much information related to Shandong in Sanya, so it is difficult to deduce out of thin air what the next development direction of Haihan in the north is.

At this moment, he couldn't help but start worrying about the safety of the Ming Dynasty, after all, Dengzhou was only separated from the important place of Gyeonggi by a Bohai Bay, which was no different from Bai for the Haihan army, which was good at fighting across the sea. Most of the sailor troops left by the Ming Dynasty in Bohai Bay had been coerced by the rebels to the northeast to take refuge in Houjin in the Denglai Rebellion that year, and some of them went to Phi Island, and the remaining stragglers were scattered in various coastal states and counties on the Shandong Peninsula, which could at most play an early warning role, and could not fight against the powerful Haihan fleet at all.

If it was in the peaceful years, the period after the Denglai Rebellion was pacified would be enough to re-form a naval division to protect the Bohai Sea, but unfortunately, in recent years, the northern part of the Ming Dynasty has been plagued by internal and external troubles, and it is impossible for the imperial court to draw enough money from the overstretched military budget to re-establish a naval division that may not be put into battle.

The reason why I say this is because Haihan's absolute control over the coastline south of the Yangtze River in the Ming Dynasty has been fully revealed in recent years, even if the Ming Dynasty still will not recognize the existence of Haihan, but the senior officials who govern this country will not be stupid enough to ignore Haihan's maritime armed strength, and the practice of sailors to challenge Haihan's fleet has been proven to be unworkable many times, and senior officials have realized that prudently maintaining a superficial peace with Haihan is the most sensible diplomatic strategy at present.

Of course, there are no shortage of people like Liu Shang who are worried about the safety of Gyeonggi, but what is the use of just worrying? At this time, the Ming Dynasty was no longer able to deal with a strong enemy coming from the sea, and this was not the pirates who harassed the Daming coast in the past, but the maritime armed forces that were more powerful than the Ming naval divisions, and the problem of the Haihan could not be completely solved by force alone.

"Maybe when you get to Shandong, you can try to know Haihan's next plan. At this moment, Liu Shang unconsciously re-stood in the position of the Ming Dynasty, and he had even begun to think in his mind about how to connect with the local Ming intelligence agency in Shandong without a trace, and quietly pass on the information he had obtained locally.

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In a solemn atmosphere, everyone stood on the dock in fear and listened to Yan Chujie's parting admonition. For these naturalized officials, these senior leaders in the Executive Committee have always been worshiped as gods, and what they say can be equated with a decree stamped in black and white, and absolutely cannot be disobeyed. Of course, there are also people with shrewd brains like Liu Shang, who have experienced some different flavors from Yan Chujie's speech.

Before that, more than half of the affairs of the occupied area in Shandong were managed by the military, and Yan Chujie's speech was more or less in the intention of defending his own family. This is also a warning not to try to get into trouble with the military during the handover process. As for what kind of trouble there will be in this process, Yan Chujie did not elaborate, Liu Shang is not very familiar with this kind of affairs, so naturally he can't guess it. However, it was a long journey to Shandong, and there was time to ask other civil affairs officials in the same company for the mysteries, and Liu Shang was not in a hurry at this time.

After Yan Chujie finished speaking, he turned his head sideways and looked at Yu Xiaobao who was standing next to him, meaning to let him say a few words as well. Yu Xiaobao nodded, took a step forward, and said loudly to everyone: "This is a long way to Shandong, and the local environment is not as good as Sanya, so life will inevitably be harder." In addition to work, don't forget to take care of your health. I Haihan still have many development plans in the north in the future, if you have the heart, it is not impossible to stay in the north in the future. The hour has come, please board the ship!"

Yu Xiaobao's words were concise and to the point, and they seemed to be polite words at first glance, but Liu Shang was also a person, and his specialty was to collect intelligence from the smallest details, so he naturally noticed the information mentioned in Yu Xiaobao's words.

Haihan still has many development plans in the north, and the amount of information contained in this sentence is very large. It has become a fact that Haihan is currently occupying part of the area in Dengzhou, Shandong, but judging from Yu Xiaobao's statement, Dengzhou is not the terminal of Haihan's northward activities, and there will be more actions in the future. Liu Shang did not know the local situation, and he did not have much information related to Shandong in Sanya, so it is difficult to deduce out of thin air what the next development direction of Haihan in the north is.

At this moment, he couldn't help but start worrying about the safety of the Ming Dynasty, after all, Dengzhou was only separated from the important place of Gyeonggi by a Bohai Bay, which was no different from Bai for the Haihan army, which was good at fighting across the sea. Most of the sailor troops left by the Ming Dynasty in Bohai Bay had been coerced by the rebels to the northeast to take refuge in Houjin in the Denglai Rebellion that year, and some of them went to Phi Island, and the remaining stragglers were scattered in various coastal states and counties on the Shandong Peninsula, which could at most play an early warning role, and could not fight against the powerful Haihan fleet at all.

If it was in the peaceful years, the period after the Denglai Rebellion was pacified would be enough to re-form a naval division to protect the Bohai Sea, but unfortunately, in recent years, the northern part of the Ming Dynasty has been plagued by internal and external troubles, and it is impossible for the imperial court to draw enough money from the overstretched military budget to re-establish a naval division that may not be put into battle.

The reason why I say this is because Haihan's absolute control over the coastline south of the Yangtze River in the Ming Dynasty has been fully revealed in recent years, even if the Ming Dynasty still will not recognize the existence of Haihan, but the senior officials who govern this country will not be stupid enough to ignore Haihan's maritime armed strength, and the practice of sailors to challenge Haihan's fleet has been proven to be unworkable many times, and senior officials have realized that prudently maintaining a superficial peace with Haihan is the most sensible diplomatic strategy at present.

Of course, there are no shortage of people like Liu Shang who are worried about the safety of Gyeonggi, but what is the use of just worrying? At this time, the Ming Dynasty was no longer able to deal with a strong enemy coming from the sea, and this was not the pirates who harassed the Daming coast in the past, but the maritime armed forces that were more powerful than the Ming naval divisions, and the problem of the Haihan could not be completely solved by force alone.

"Maybe when you get to Shandong, you can try to know Haihan's next plan. At this moment, Liu Shang unconsciously re-stood in the position of the Ming Dynasty, and he had even begun to think in his mind about how to connect with the local Ming intelligence agency in Shandong without a trace, and quietly pass on the information he had obtained locally. In a solemn atmosphere, everyone stood on the dock in fear and listened to Yan Chujie's parting admonition. For these naturalized officials, these senior leaders in the Executive Committee have always been worshiped as gods, and what they say can be equated with a decree stamped in black and white, and absolutely cannot be disobeyed. Of course, there are also people with shrewd brains like Liu Shang, who have experienced some different flavors from Yan Chujie's speech.

Before that, more than half of the affairs of the occupied area in Shandong were managed by the military, and Yan Chujie's speech was more or less in the intention of defending his own family. This is also a warning not to try to get into trouble with the military during the handover process. As for what kind of trouble there will be in this process, Yan Chujie did not elaborate, Liu Shang is not very familiar with this kind of affairs, so naturally he can't guess it. However, it was a long journey to Shandong, and there was time to ask other civil affairs officials in the same company for the mysteries, and Liu Shang was not in a hurry at this time.

After Yan Chujie finished speaking, he turned his head sideways and looked at Yu Xiaobao who was standing next to him, meaning to let him say a few words as well. Yu Xiaobao nodded, took a step forward, and said loudly to everyone: "This is a long way to Shandong, and the local environment is not as good as Sanya, so life will inevitably be harder." In addition to work, don't forget to take care of your health. I Haihan still have many development plans in the north in the future, if you have the heart, it is not impossible to stay in the north in the future. The hour has come, please board the ship!"

Yu Xiaobao's words were concise and to the point, and they seemed to be polite words at first glance, but Liu Shang was also a person, and his specialty was to collect intelligence from the smallest details, so he naturally noticed the information mentioned in Yu Xiaobao's words.

Haihan still has many development plans in the north, and the amount of information contained in this sentence is very large. It has become a fact that Haihan is currently occupying part of the area in Dengzhou, Shandong, but judging from Yu Xiaobao's statement, Dengzhou is not the terminal of Haihan's northward activities, and there will be more actions in the future. Liu Shang did not know the local situation, and he did not have much information related to Shandong in Sanya, so it is difficult to deduce out of thin air what the next development direction of Haihan in the north is.

At this moment, he couldn't help but start worrying about the safety of the Ming Dynasty, after all, Dengzhou was only separated from the important place of Gyeonggi by a Bohai Bay, which was no different from Bai for the Haihan army, which was good at fighting across the sea. Most of the sailor troops left by the Ming Dynasty in Bohai Bay had been coerced by the rebels to the northeast to take refuge in Houjin in the Denglai Rebellion that year, and some of them went to Phi Island, and the remaining stragglers were scattered in various coastal states and counties on the Shandong Peninsula, which could at most play an early warning role, and could not fight against the powerful Haihan fleet at all.

If it was in the peaceful years, the period after the Denglai Rebellion was pacified would be enough to re-form a naval division to protect the Bohai Sea, but unfortunately, in recent years, the northern part of the Ming Dynasty has been plagued by internal and external troubles, and it is impossible for the imperial court to draw enough money from the overstretched military budget to re-establish a naval division that may not be put into battle.

The reason why I say this is because Haihan's absolute control over the coastline south of the Yangtze River in the Ming Dynasty has been fully revealed in recent years, even if the Ming Dynasty still will not recognize the existence of Haihan, but the senior officials who govern this country will not be stupid enough to ignore Haihan's maritime armed strength, and the practice of sailors to challenge Haihan's fleet has been proven to be unworkable many times, and senior officials have realized that prudently maintaining a superficial peace with Haihan is the most sensible diplomatic strategy at present.

Of course, there are no shortage of people like Liu Shang who are worried about the safety of Gyeonggi, but what is the use of just worrying? At this time, the Ming Dynasty was no longer able to deal with a strong enemy coming from the sea, and this was not the pirates who harassed the Daming coast in the past, but the maritime armed forces that were more powerful than the Ming naval divisions, and the problem of the Haihan could not be completely solved by force alone.

"Maybe when you get to Shandong, you can try to know Haihan's next plan. At this moment, Liu Shang unconsciously re-stood in the position of the Ming Dynasty, and he had even begun to think in his mind about how to connect with the local Ming intelligence agency in Shandong without a trace, and quietly pass on the information he had obtained locally.

(End of chapter)