After years of practice, Haihan's colonial infrastructure and institutional settings have long had a complete construction plan, and there are unified implementation standards for what infrastructure needs to be equipped according to the number of people and how to set up the corresponding administrative institutions.

However, in this regard, it is difficult for Li Dou and Li Wei to have too much common language, Li Wei does not understand too much about the functions of Haihan, an administrative body with the local management committee as the core, and does not understand how this so-called state-owned collective farm operates, so it is difficult to understand Haihan's advantages in this regard through this kind of visit. At present, he can only obtain some more intuitive information through his own observations, such as the situation of local food hoarding, or the difference in treatment caused by the status of farm employees.

However, one thing is already obvious without saying too much, Haihan's grain production capacity should be far above that of North Korea, and this is not just a matter of planting one more season of rice, Li Wei can realize from the various details he has observed since arriving at Kaohsiung Port, that Haihan's agricultural development planning is far more meticulous than his own country.

From Li Dou's introduction, Li Wei also discovered a fact that shocked him, that is, Haihan's plan for overseas colonies has not only focused on this port and one place. The rice fields reclaimed in Kaohsiung Port far exceeded the local food needs, and the purpose was to allow the Haihan army to obtain food supplies from closer places when it operated in the north. Even if Li Wei did not know much about the international situation, he could still perceive that Haihan's intentions when making such arrangements were not simple, and it would not be an exaggeration to say that they had long been prepared to use force in the north.

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After years of practice, Haihan's colonial infrastructure and institutional settings have long had a complete construction plan, and there are unified implementation standards for what infrastructure needs to be equipped according to the number of people and how to set up the corresponding administrative institutions.

However, in this regard, it is difficult for Li Dou and Li Wei to have too much common language, Li Wei does not understand too much about the functions of Haihan, an administrative body with the local management committee as the core, and does not understand how this so-called state-owned collective farm operates, so it is difficult to understand Haihan's advantages in this regard through this kind of visit. At present, he can only obtain some more intuitive information through his own observations, such as the situation of local food hoarding, or the difference in treatment caused by the status of farm employees.

However, one thing is already obvious without saying too much, Haihan's grain production capacity should be far above that of North Korea, and this is not just a matter of planting one more season of rice, Li Wei can realize from the various details he has observed since arriving at Kaohsiung Port, that Haihan's agricultural development planning is far more meticulous than his own country.

From Li Dou's introduction, Li Wei also discovered a fact that shocked him, that is, Haihan's plan for overseas colonies has not only focused on this port and one place. The rice fields reclaimed in Kaohsiung Port far exceeded the local food needs, and the purpose was to allow the Haihan army to obtain food supplies from closer places when it operated in the north. Even if Li Wei did not know much about the international situation, he could still perceive that Haihan's intentions when making such arrangements were not simple, and it would not be an exaggeration to say that they had long been prepared to use force in the north.

After years of practice, Haihan's colonial infrastructure and institutional settings have long had a complete construction plan, and there are unified implementation standards for what infrastructure needs to be equipped according to the number of people and how to set up the corresponding administrative institutions.

However, in this regard, it is difficult for Li Dou and Li Wei to have too much common language, Li Wei does not understand too much about the functions of Haihan, an administrative body with the local management committee as the core, and does not understand how this so-called state-owned collective farm operates, so it is difficult to understand Haihan's advantages in this regard through this kind of visit. At present, he can only obtain some more intuitive information through his own observations, such as the situation of local food hoarding, or the difference in treatment caused by the status of farm employees.

However, one thing is already obvious without saying too much, Haihan's grain production capacity should be far above that of North Korea, and this is not just a matter of planting one more season of rice, Li Wei can realize from the various details he has observed since arriving at Kaohsiung Port, that Haihan's agricultural development planning is far more meticulous than his own country.

From Li Dou's introduction, Li Wei also discovered a fact that shocked him, that is, Haihan's plan for overseas colonies has not only focused on this port and one place. The rice fields reclaimed in Kaohsiung Port far exceeded the local food needs, and the purpose was to allow the Haihan army to obtain food supplies from closer places when it operated in the north. Even if Li Wei did not know much about the international situation, he could still perceive that Haihan's intentions when making such arrangements were not simple, and it would not be an exaggeration to say that they had long been prepared to use force in the north.

After years of practice, Haihan's colonial infrastructure and institutional settings have long had a complete construction plan, and there are unified implementation standards for what infrastructure needs to be equipped according to the number of people and how to set up the corresponding administrative institutions.

However, in this regard, it is difficult for Li Dou and Li Wei to have too much common language, Li Wei does not understand too much about the functions of Haihan, an administrative body with the local management committee as the core, and does not understand how this so-called state-owned collective farm operates, so it is difficult to understand Haihan's advantages in this regard through this kind of visit. At present, he can only obtain some more intuitive information through his own observations, such as the situation of local food hoarding, or the difference in treatment caused by the status of farm employees.

However, one thing is already obvious without saying too much, Haihan's grain production capacity should be far above that of North Korea, and this is not just a matter of planting one more season of rice, Li Wei can realize from the various details he has observed since arriving at Kaohsiung Port, that Haihan's agricultural development planning is far more meticulous than his own country.

From Li Dou's introduction, Li Wei also discovered a fact that shocked him, that is, Haihan's plan for overseas colonies has not only focused on this port and one place. The rice fields reclaimed in Kaohsiung Port far exceeded the local food needs, and the purpose was to allow the Haihan army to obtain food supplies from closer places when it operated in the north. Even if Li Wei did not know much about the international situation, he could still perceive that Haihan's intentions when making such arrangements were not simple, and it would not be an exaggeration to say that they had long been prepared to use force in the north.

After years of practice, Haihan's colonial infrastructure and institutional settings have long had a complete construction plan, and there are unified implementation standards for what infrastructure needs to be equipped according to the number of people and how to set up the corresponding administrative institutions.

However, in this regard, it is difficult for Li Dou and Li Wei to have too much common language, Li Wei does not understand too much about the functions of Haihan, an administrative body with the local management committee as the core, and does not understand how this so-called state-owned collective farm operates, so it is difficult to understand Haihan's advantages in this regard through this kind of visit. At present, he can only obtain some more intuitive information through his own observations, such as the situation of local food hoarding, or the difference in treatment caused by the status of farm employees.

However, one thing is already obvious without saying too much, Haihan's grain production capacity should be far above that of North Korea, and this is not just a matter of planting one more season of rice, Li Wei can realize from the various details he has observed since arriving at Kaohsiung Port, that Haihan's agricultural development planning is far more meticulous than his own country.

From Li Dou's introduction, Li Wei also discovered a fact that shocked him, that is, Haihan's plan for overseas colonies has not only focused on this port and one place. The rice fields reclaimed in Kaohsiung Port far exceeded the local food needs, and the purpose was to allow the Haihan army to obtain food supplies from closer places when it operated in the north. Even if Li Wei did not know much about the international situation, he could still perceive that Haihan's intentions when making such arrangements were not simple, and it would not be an exaggeration to say that they had long been prepared to use force in the north.

After years of practice, Haihan's colonial infrastructure and institutional settings have long had a complete construction plan, and there are unified implementation standards for what infrastructure needs to be equipped according to the number of people and how to set up the corresponding administrative institutions.

However, in this regard, it is difficult for Li Dou and Li Wei to have too much common language, Li Wei does not understand too much about the functions of Haihan, an administrative body with the local management committee as the core, and does not understand how this so-called state-owned collective farm operates, so it is difficult to understand Haihan's advantages in this regard through this kind of visit. At present, he can only obtain some more intuitive information through his own observations, such as the situation of local food hoarding, or the difference in treatment caused by the status of farm employees.

However, one thing is already obvious without saying too much, Haihan's grain production capacity should be far above that of North Korea, and this is not just a matter of planting one more season of rice, Li Wei can realize from the various details he has observed since arriving at Kaohsiung Port, that Haihan's agricultural development planning is far more meticulous than his own country.

From Li Dou's introduction, Li Wei also discovered a fact that shocked him, that is, Haihan's plan for overseas colonies has not only focused on this port and one place. The rice fields reclaimed in Kaohsiung Port far exceeded the local food needs, and the purpose was to allow the Haihan army to obtain food supplies from closer places when it operated in the north. Even if Li Wei did not know much about the international situation, he could still perceive that Haihan's intentions when making such arrangements were not simple, and it would not be an exaggeration to say that they had long been prepared to use force in the north.

After years of practice, Haihan's colonial infrastructure and institutional settings have long had a complete construction plan, and there are unified implementation standards for what infrastructure needs to be equipped according to the number of people and how to set up the corresponding administrative institutions.

However, in this regard, it is difficult for Li Dou and Li Wei to have too much common language, Li Wei does not understand too much about the functions of Haihan, an administrative body with the local management committee as the core, and does not understand how this so-called state-owned collective farm operates, so it is difficult to understand Haihan's advantages in this regard through this kind of visit. At present, he can only obtain some more intuitive information through his own observations, such as the situation of local food hoarding, or the difference in treatment caused by the status of farm employees.

However, one thing is already obvious without saying too much, Haihan's grain production capacity should be far above that of North Korea, and this is not just a matter of planting one more season of rice, Li Wei can realize from the various details he has observed since arriving at Kaohsiung Port, that Haihan's agricultural development planning is far more meticulous than his own country.

From Li Dou's introduction, Li Wei also discovered a fact that shocked him, that is, Haihan's plan for overseas colonies has not only focused on this port and one place. The rice fields reclaimed in Kaohsiung Port far exceeded the local food needs, and the purpose was to allow the Haihan army to obtain food supplies from closer places when it operated in the north. Even if Li Wei did not know much about the international situation, he could still perceive that Haihan's intentions when making such arrangements were not simple, and it would not be an exaggeration to say that they had long been prepared to use force in the north.

After years of practice, Haihan's colonial infrastructure and institutional settings have long had a complete construction plan, and there are unified implementation standards for what infrastructure needs to be equipped according to the number of people and how to set up the corresponding administrative institutions.

However, in this regard, it is difficult for Li Dou and Li Wei to have too much common language, Li Wei does not understand too much about the functions of Haihan, an administrative body with the local management committee as the core, and does not understand how this so-called state-owned collective farm operates, so it is difficult to understand Haihan's advantages in this regard through this kind of visit. At present, he can only obtain some more intuitive information through his own observations, such as the situation of local food hoarding, or the difference in treatment caused by the status of farm employees.

However, one thing is already obvious without saying too much, Haihan's grain production capacity should be far above that of North Korea, and this is not just a matter of planting one more season of rice, Li Wei can realize from the various details he has observed since arriving at Kaohsiung Port, that Haihan's agricultural development planning is far more meticulous than his own country.

From Li Dou's introduction, Li Wei also discovered a fact that shocked him, that is, Haihan's plan for overseas colonies has not only focused on this port and one place. The rice fields reclaimed in Kaohsiung Port far exceeded the local food needs, and the purpose was to allow the Haihan army to obtain food supplies from closer places when it operated in the north.