Chapter 1333: Hidden Danger Figure
Liu Shang never thought that meeting an old acquaintance in a foreign country would happen in such a scene, and the appearance of this "old acquaintance" was not half a surprise, but mostly a frightening component. Although Liu Shang belonged to the same camp as him, he really didn't feel the slightest sense of joy when he saw him, but immediately began to suspect the reason why the other party appeared here, and assessed the risks he might pose to himself.
Such a reaction can also be regarded as a manifestation of occupational disease, Liu Shang was basically a one-line operation during the period of Haihan's incubation, and anyone who knew his true identity, including his liaison Liao Yuan, could be regarded as a potential hidden danger of identity being revealed. Originally, there was only one Liao Yuan, which already made Liu Shang uneasy from time to time, for fear of being implicated by him, and he couldn't wait to find an opportunity to deal with him quickly. Now a guy who knows his bottom suddenly appeared, which made Liu Shangcai's mood tense again after calming down for a few days.
Liu Shang quickly sorted out the current situation in his mind, although his current official status would put him in a passive position in the open, but this temporary official position was actually not useless, at least in the immigration camp, his words still had a certain influence. The most important thing at the moment is to try to find out who this person is covering, and the area and unit to which he will be assigned.
Liu Shang had been in the market for a long time and had learned a lot of routines, so he immediately talked to the officials of the resettlement camp and inquired about the distribution of this group of immigrants.
The Youth League is a very special existence in the Haihan officialdom, and it can be said that it is the only way for young officials to be promoted, and serving as an official in the Youth League is often regarded as a person with great authority by the outside world and low-level officials. Of course, this is not the case, for example, Liu Shang's temporary position is a fictitious position, belonging to the role of the labor force that needs to be moved where, not the big man who manages the system of young officials. But his temporary position was enough to make the people below look up, so for his question, the little official who managed the immigrants here did not dare to hide the slightest bit, and immediately came to his side to explain it in detail.
Although these 400-odd immigrants are counted as the same group of people who have been assigned, the immigration bureau will not assign them to one place, but will dismantle and resettle them to various parts of Hainan Island, and on average, a city or county will be assigned to about 60 or 70 people. However, Liu Shang was worried about arousing the suspicion of the other party, so it was not good to directly point to him and recognize the person and ask him about his details, but went around in a circle and asked the little official to take a look at the registration information of these people. The little official didn't suspect him, so he hurriedly went to get the book and handed it to Liu Shang.
Although Liu Shang didn't know what the person's pseudonym was, and what kind of identity he pretended to disguise, he knew Haihan's immigration registration information, and the personal information recorded on it was very detailed, and he would soon be able to screen out the man in gray from it based on gender, age, and physical characteristics.
During the earlier period of checking materials in the Sanya Municipal Library, Liu Shang was already familiar with the way of Haihan's registration information, so it was not a problem to look through this kind of immigration information, and directly started with male immigrants. Of the more than 400 immigrants, 70 percent are men, and about half of them are between 20 and 40. Liu Shang estimated that even if the person lied about his age, it could only be within this range, otherwise it would not match his appearance.
Liu Shang has an excellent memory, even if he doesn't take notes, he has already selected the information of more than 100 people in his mind, and then looks at the description of physical characteristics, and brushes off most of it, leaving only twenty or thirty people.
Liu Shang knew that the people sent from the Ming Dynasty generally did not use their status as simple farmers as a cover-up, because although the possibility of revealing their stuff was extremely low, as immigrants, they could easily be assigned to some remote places to serve as pioneers in the reclamation of wasteland and fields, and there was no opportunity to contact valuable information at all. Therefore, in order to be able to stay in a big city like Sanya and develop, the Ming intelligence officers who disguised themselves as new immigrants to enter Sanya will generally use the identity of craftsmen in a certain industry as a cover, so that they can obtain the qualification of Haihan naturalization in a short period of time while staying in the big city, and it is best to have access to some special industries and departments.
Similar to Liu Shang, he came to Haihan as a storyteller, and relied on this special talent to be appreciated by the Propaganda Department, and directly recruited him to work in the official department.
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Liu Shang never thought that meeting an old acquaintance in a foreign country would happen in such a scene, and the appearance of this "old acquaintance" was not half a surprise, but mostly a frightening component. Although Liu Shang belonged to the same camp as him, he really didn't feel the slightest sense of joy when he saw him, but immediately began to suspect the reason why the other party appeared here, and assessed the risks he might pose to himself.
Such a reaction can also be regarded as a manifestation of occupational disease, Liu Shang was basically a one-line operation during the period of Haihan's incubation, and anyone who knew his true identity, including his liaison Liao Yuan, could be regarded as a potential hidden danger of identity being revealed. Originally, there was only one Liao Yuan, which already made Liu Shang uneasy from time to time, for fear of being implicated by him, and he couldn't wait to find an opportunity to deal with him quickly. Now a guy who knows his bottom suddenly appeared, which made Liu Shangcai's mood tense again after calming down for a few days.
Liu Shang quickly sorted out the current situation in his mind, although his current official status would put him in a passive position in the open, but this temporary official position was actually not useless, at least in the immigration camp, his words still had a certain influence. The most important thing at the moment is to try to find out who this person is covering, and the area and unit to which he will be assigned.
Liu Shang had been in the market for a long time and had learned a lot of routines, so he immediately talked to the officials of the resettlement camp and inquired about the distribution of this group of immigrants.
The Youth League is a very special existence in the Haihan officialdom, and it can be said that it is the only way for young officials to be promoted, and serving as an official in the Youth League is often regarded as a person with great authority by the outside world and low-level officials. Of course, this is not the case, for example, Liu Shang's temporary position is a fictitious position, belonging to the role of the labor force that needs to be moved where, not the big man who manages the system of young officials. But his temporary position was enough to make the people below look up, so for his question, the little official who managed the immigrants here did not dare to hide the slightest bit, and immediately came to his side to explain it in detail.
Although these 400-odd immigrants are counted as the same group of people who have been assigned, the immigration bureau will not assign them to one place, but will dismantle and resettle them to various parts of Hainan Island, and on average, a city or county will be assigned to about 60 or 70 people. However, Liu Shang was worried about arousing the suspicion of the other party, so it was not good to directly point to him and recognize the person and ask him about his details, but went around in a circle and asked the little official to take a look at the registration information of these people. The little official didn't suspect him, so he hurriedly went to get the book and handed it to Liu Shang.
Although Liu Shang didn't know what the person's pseudonym was, and what kind of identity he pretended to disguise, he knew Haihan's immigration registration information, and the personal information recorded on it was very detailed, and he would soon be able to screen out the man in gray from it based on gender, age, and physical characteristics.
During the earlier period of checking materials in the Sanya Municipal Library, Liu Shang was already familiar with the way of Haihan's registration information, so it was not a problem to look through this kind of immigration information, and directly started with male immigrants. Of the more than 400 immigrants, 70 percent are men, and about half of them are between 20 and 40. Liu Shang estimated that even if the person lied about his age, it could only be within this range, otherwise it would not match his appearance.
Liu Shang has an excellent memory, even if he doesn't take notes, he has already selected the information of more than 100 people in his mind, and then looks at the description of physical characteristics, and brushes off most of it, leaving only twenty or thirty people.
Liu Shang knew that the people sent from the Ming Dynasty generally did not use their status as simple farmers as a cover-up, because although the possibility of revealing their stuff was extremely low, as immigrants, they could easily be assigned to some remote places to serve as pioneers in the reclamation of wasteland and fields, and there was no opportunity to contact valuable information at all. Therefore, in order to be able to stay in a big city like Sanya and develop, the Ming intelligence officers who disguised themselves as new immigrants to enter Sanya will generally use the identity of craftsmen in a certain industry as a cover, so that they can obtain the qualification of Haihan naturalization in a short period of time while staying in the big city, and it is best to have access to some special industries and departments.
Similar to Liu Shang, he came to Haihan as a storyteller, and relied on this special talent to be appreciated by the Propaganda Department, and directly recruited him to work in the official department. Liu Shang never thought that meeting an old acquaintance in a foreign country would happen in such a scene, and the appearance of this "old acquaintance" was not half a surprise, but mostly a frightening component. Although Liu Shang belonged to the same camp as him, he really didn't feel the slightest sense of joy when he saw him, but immediately began to suspect the reason why the other party appeared here, and assessed the risks he might pose to himself.
Such a reaction can also be regarded as a manifestation of occupational disease, Liu Shang was basically a one-line operation during the period of Haihan's incubation, and anyone who knew his true identity, including his liaison Liao Yuan, could be regarded as a potential hidden danger of identity being revealed. Originally, there was only one Liao Yuan, which already made Liu Shang uneasy from time to time, for fear of being implicated by him, and he couldn't wait to find an opportunity to deal with him quickly. Now a guy who knows his bottom suddenly appeared, which made Liu Shangcai's mood tense again after calming down for a few days.
Liu Shang quickly sorted out the current situation in his mind, although his current official status would put him in a passive position in the open, but this temporary official position was actually not useless, at least in the immigration camp, his words still had a certain influence. The most important thing at the moment is to try to find out who this person is covering, and the area and unit to which he will be assigned.
Liu Shang had been in the market for a long time and had learned a lot of routines, so he immediately talked to the officials of the resettlement camp and inquired about the distribution of this group of immigrants.
The Youth League is a very special existence in the Haihan officialdom, and it can be said that it is the only way for young officials to be promoted, and serving as an official in the Youth League is often regarded as a person with great authority by the outside world and low-level officials. Of course, this is not the case, for example, Liu Shang's temporary position is a fictitious position, belonging to the role of the labor force that needs to be moved where, not the big man who manages the system of young officials. But his temporary position was enough to make the people below look up, so for his question, the little official who managed the immigrants here did not dare to hide the slightest bit, and immediately came to his side to explain it in detail.
Although these 400-odd immigrants are counted as the same group of people who have been assigned, the immigration bureau will not assign them to one place, but will dismantle and resettle them to various parts of Hainan Island, and on average, a city or county will be assigned to about 60 or 70 people. However, Liu Shang was worried about arousing the suspicion of the other party, so it was not good to directly point to him and recognize the person and ask him about his details, but went around in a circle and asked the little official to take a look at the registration information of these people. The little official didn't suspect him, so he hurriedly went to get the book and handed it to Liu Shang.
Although Liu Shang didn't know what the person's pseudonym was, and what kind of identity he pretended to disguise, he knew Haihan's immigration registration information, and the personal information recorded on it was very detailed, and he would soon be able to screen out the man in gray from it based on gender, age, and physical characteristics.
During the earlier period of checking materials in the Sanya Municipal Library, Liu Shang was already familiar with the way of Haihan's registration information, so it was not a problem to look through this kind of immigration information, and directly started with male immigrants. Of the more than 400 immigrants, 70 percent are men, and about half of them are between 20 and 40. Liu Shang estimated that even if the person lied about his age, it could only be within this range, otherwise it would not match his appearance.
Liu Shang has an excellent memory, even if he doesn't take notes, he has already selected the information of more than 100 people in his mind, and then looks at the description of physical characteristics, and brushes off most of it, leaving only twenty or thirty people.
Liu Shang knew that the people sent from the Ming Dynasty generally did not use their status as simple farmers as a cover-up, because although the possibility of revealing their stuff was extremely low, as immigrants, they could easily be assigned to some remote places to serve as pioneers in the reclamation of wasteland and fields, and there was no opportunity to contact valuable information at all. Therefore, in order to be able to stay in a big city like Sanya and develop, the Ming intelligence officers who disguised themselves as new immigrants to enter Sanya will generally use the identity of craftsmen in a certain industry as a cover, so that they can obtain the qualification of Haihan naturalization in a short period of time while staying in the big city, and it is best to have access to some special industries and departments.
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