Buyers from various countries have dealt with Haihan for many years, and they have also bought a lot of weapons from Haihan, and how many of them are good value for money, and how many have not reached the level that Haihan boasted in propaganda, each family has an approximate number in their hearts. Buyers will no longer be as blind as in the early years when buying Haihan weapons, not only considering the lethality and price factors, but also how to use the weapons after buying them has also become one of the conditions that each family will consider when buying.

The examples cited by Yan Chujie have just solved the questions of buyers from various countries to a certain extent, whether it is effective to put artillery into a field environment, and how to deploy and formulate tactics in order to give full play to its combat effectiveness. This is an unknown territory for the armies of various countries, but Haihan, as a pioneer, is willing to give some guidance in this regard, and even teach some of the tactics summarized in actual combat, which is not something that can be bought simply with money.

According to Bai Kesi and Yan Chujie, only after ordering a certain number of new artillery pieces from Haihan can they be qualified to send officer cadets to Haihan to receive training in new tactics. This also means that countries such as Daming, North Korea, and the Netherlands that are not on the list of buyers will miss this opportunity to learn advanced tactics.

Not only will they not be able to buy the most advanced weapons, but they will also be tactically distanced by other countries, which is a bit difficult for those in attendance.

Su Keyi was the first to object: "It is very unfair to some countries in your country to do this, and I think that since your country wants to publicly sell these weapons and notify us to participate in this activity, we should not be treated differently." For the sake of regional stability and peace, at least during the tactical training phase, all friendly countries in the South China Sea can be allowed to send personnel to participate. ”

The reason why Su Keyi took the initiative to stand up and question Haihan's approach was because he knew very well that even if he went to Haihan's senior management to discuss the matter in private, it would be difficult for the other party to relax. Haihan had a long history of fear of the East India Company, and it was extremely unlikely that he would make concessions in this matter, so Su Keyi's strategy was to pull as many like-faced countries as possible to speak out and raise objections to Haihan's arrangement. Only in this way may Haihan change his mind because of the unanimous opinion of many countries.

Taking a step back, even if it does not end up with the results that Su Keyi expected, it may be able to establish the image of the East India Company as an opinion leader, after all, it is rare for people to dare to openly question Haihan's practices on such occasions.

Sure enough, Su Keyi's questioning was immediately responded, and this time it was Fei Cexian, the envoy of the Ming Dynasty, who spoke out.

"What Master Su said is extremely true, since your country claims that the purpose of arms sales is to maintain peace in the region, why do you treat it differently and restrict some countries from it? Fei Cexian said in a deep voice: "In my opinion, if your country wants to continue to sell weapons, it should be a bowl of water, so that all countries can have the right to order weapons." ”

Yan Chujie responded: "In that case, I will explain that we restricted the Netherlands this time because we only sold a batch of warships to them last year, and it was precisely to balance the strength of the Netherlands and other countries that we restricted their purchase in this event." ”

Yan Chujie paused and continued: "As for Da Ming, it is not among the purchase restrictions in my country, and Lord Fei is too worried. ”

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Buyers from various countries have dealt with Haihan for many years, and they have also bought a lot of weapons from Haihan, and how many of them are good value for money, and how many have not reached the level that Haihan boasted in propaganda, each family has an approximate number in their hearts. Buyers will no longer be as blind as in the early years when buying Haihan weapons, not only considering the lethality and price factors, but also how to use the weapons after buying them has also become one of the conditions that each family will consider when buying.

The examples cited by Yan Chujie have just solved the questions of buyers from various countries to a certain extent, whether it is effective to put artillery into a field environment, and how to deploy and formulate tactics in order to give full play to its combat effectiveness. This is an unknown territory for the armies of various countries, but Haihan, as a pioneer, is willing to give some guidance in this regard, and even teach some of the tactics summarized in actual combat, which is not something that can be bought simply with money.

According to Bai Kesi and Yan Chujie, only after ordering a certain number of new artillery pieces from Haihan can they be qualified to send officer cadets to Haihan to receive training in new tactics. This also means that countries such as Daming, North Korea, and the Netherlands that are not on the list of buyers will miss this opportunity to learn advanced tactics.

Not only will they not be able to buy the most advanced weapons, but they will also be tactically distanced by other countries, which is a bit difficult for those in attendance.

Su Keyi was the first to object: "It is very unfair to some countries in your country to do this, and I think that since your country wants to publicly sell these weapons and notify us to participate in this activity, we should not be treated differently." For the sake of regional stability and peace, at least during the tactical training phase, all friendly countries in the South China Sea can be allowed to send personnel to participate. ”

The reason why Su Keyi took the initiative to stand up and question Haihan's approach was because he knew very well that even if he went to Haihan's senior management to discuss the matter in private, it would be difficult for the other party to relax. Haihan had a long history of fear of the East India Company, and it was extremely unlikely that he would make concessions in this matter, so Su Keyi's strategy was to pull as many like-faced countries as possible to speak out and raise objections to Haihan's arrangement. Only in this way may Haihan change his mind because of the unanimous opinion of many countries.

Taking a step back, even if it does not end up with the results that Su Keyi expected, it may be able to establish the image of the East India Company as an opinion leader, after all, it is rare for people to dare to openly question Haihan's practices on such occasions.

Sure enough, Su Keyi's questioning was immediately responded, and this time it was Fei Cexian, the envoy of the Ming Dynasty, who spoke out.

"What Master Su said is extremely true, since your country claims that the purpose of arms sales is to maintain peace in the region, why do you treat it differently and restrict some countries from it? Fei Cexian said in a deep voice: "In my opinion, if your country wants to continue to sell weapons, it should be a bowl of water, so that all countries can have the right to order weapons." ”

Yan Chujie responded: "In that case, I will explain that we restricted the Netherlands this time because we only sold a batch of warships to them last year, and it was precisely to balance the strength of the Netherlands and other countries that we restricted their purchase in this event." ”

Yan Chujie paused and continued: "As for Da Ming, it is not among the purchase restrictions in my country, and Lord Fei is too worried. "Buyers from various countries have dealt with Haihan for many years, and have also bought a lot of weapons from Haihan, how many of them are worth the money, and how many have not reached the level that Haihan boasted in propaganda, each family has a rough number in their hearts. Buyers will no longer be as blind as in the early years when buying Haihan weapons, not only considering the lethality and price factors, but also how to use the weapons after buying them has also become one of the conditions that each family will consider when buying.

The examples cited by Yan Chujie have just solved the questions of buyers from various countries to a certain extent, whether it is effective to put artillery into a field environment, and how to deploy and formulate tactics in order to give full play to its combat effectiveness. This is an unknown territory for the armies of various countries, but Haihan, as a pioneer, is willing to give some guidance in this regard, and even teach some of the tactics summarized in actual combat, which is not something that can be bought simply with money.

According to Bai Kesi and Yan Chujie, only after ordering a certain number of new artillery pieces from Haihan can they be qualified to send officer cadets to Haihan to receive training in new tactics. This also means that countries such as Daming, North Korea, and the Netherlands that are not on the list of buyers will miss this opportunity to learn advanced tactics.

Not only will they not be able to buy the most advanced weapons, but they will also be tactically distanced by other countries, which is a bit difficult for those in attendance.

Su Keyi was the first to object: "It is very unfair to some countries in your country to do this, and I think that since your country wants to publicly sell these weapons and notify us to participate in this activity, we should not be treated differently." For the sake of regional stability and peace, at least during the tactical training phase, all friendly countries in the South China Sea can be allowed to send personnel to participate. ”

The reason why Su Keyi took the initiative to stand up and question Haihan's approach was because he knew very well that even if he went to Haihan's senior management to discuss the matter in private, it would be difficult for the other party to relax. Haihan had a long history of fear of the East India Company, and it was extremely unlikely that he would make concessions in this matter, so Su Keyi's strategy was to pull as many like-faced countries as possible to speak out and raise objections to Haihan's arrangement. Only in this way may Haihan change his mind because of the unanimous opinion of many countries.

Taking a step back, even if it does not end up with the results that Su Keyi expected, it may be able to establish the image of the East India Company as an opinion leader, after all, it is rare for people to dare to openly question Haihan's practices on such occasions.

Sure enough, Su Keyi's questioning was immediately responded, and this time it was Fei Cexian, the envoy of the Ming Dynasty, who spoke out.

"What Master Su said is extremely true, since your country claims that the purpose of arms sales is to maintain peace in the region, why do you treat it differently and restrict some countries from it? Fei Cexian said in a deep voice: "In my opinion, if your country wants to continue to sell weapons, it should be a bowl of water, so that all countries can have the right to order weapons." ”

Yan Chujie responded: "In that case, I will explain that we restricted the Netherlands this time because we only sold a batch of warships to them last year, and it was precisely to balance the strength of the Netherlands and other countries that we restricted their purchase in this event." ”

Yan Chujie paused and continued: "As for Da Ming, it is not among the purchase restrictions in my country, and Lord Fei is too worried. "Buyers from various countries have dealt with Haihan for many years, and have also bought a lot of weapons from Haihan, how many of them are worth the money, and how many have not reached the level that Haihan boasted in propaganda, each family has a rough number in their hearts. Buyers will no longer be as blind as in the early years when buying Haihan weapons, not only considering the lethality and price factors, but also how to use the weapons after buying them has also become one of the conditions that each family will consider when buying.

The examples cited by Yan Chujie have just solved the questions of buyers from various countries to a certain extent, whether it is effective to put artillery into a field environment, and how to deploy and formulate tactics in order to give full play to its combat effectiveness. This is an unknown territory for the armies of various countries, but Haihan, as a pioneer, is willing to give some guidance in this regard, and even teach some of the tactics summarized in actual combat, which is not something that can be bought simply with money.

According to Bai Kesi and Yan Chujie, only after ordering a certain number of new artillery pieces from Haihan can they be qualified to send officer cadets to Haihan to receive training in new tactics. This also means that countries such as Daming, North Korea, and the Netherlands that are not on the list of buyers will miss this opportunity to learn advanced tactics.

Not only will they not be able to buy the most advanced weapons, but they will also be tactically distanced by other countries, which is a bit difficult for those in attendance.

Su Keyi was the first to object: "It is very unfair to some countries in your country to do this, and I think that since your country wants to publicly sell these weapons and notify us to participate in this activity, we should not be treated differently." For the sake of regional stability and peace, at least during the tactical training phase, all friendly countries in the South China Sea can be allowed to send personnel to participate. ”

The reason why Su Keyi took the initiative to stand up and question Haihan's approach was because he knew very well that even if he went to Haihan's senior management to discuss the matter in private, it would be difficult for the other party to relax. Haihan had a long history of fear of the East India Company, and it was extremely unlikely that he would make concessions in this matter, so Su Keyi's strategy was to pull as many like-faced countries as possible to speak out and raise objections to Haihan's arrangement. Only in this way may Haihan change his mind because of the unanimous opinion of many countries.

Taking a step back, even if it does not end up with the results that Su Keyi expected, it may be able to establish the image of the East India Company as an opinion leader, after all, it is rare for people to dare to openly question Haihan's practices on such occasions.

Sure enough, Su Keyi's questioning was immediately responded, and this time it was Fei Cexian, the envoy of the Ming Dynasty, who spoke out.

"What Master Su said is extremely true, since your country claims that the purpose of arms sales is to maintain peace in the region, why do you treat it differently and restrict some countries from it? Fei Cexian said in a deep voice: "In my opinion, if your country wants to continue to sell weapons, it should be a bowl of water, so that all countries can have the right to order weapons." ”

Yan Chujie responded: "In that case, I will explain that we restricted the Netherlands this time because we only sold a batch of warships to them last year, and it was precisely to balance the strength of the Netherlands and other countries that we restricted their purchase in this event." ”

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