When Fei Cexian flipped through this book of "Geography of the South China Sea", Zhang Qianzhi sat quietly and waited. He could see that Fei Cexian was really interested in the situation in the South China Sea, and this book, which was used as a basic geography textbook by the academies in Haihan and Han, was almost the only relevant literature with reference value that Fei Cexian could borrow in the library. Although the content of the book seems to Zhang Qianzhi to be very simple, it is far beyond the scope of information officially grasped by the Ming Dynasty, which is tantamount to a major upgrade of Fei Cexian's personal knowledge base.

Fei Cexian did not doubt the authenticity of the contents of this book, because he came to the library for a temporary purpose, and it was impossible for the Haihan people to prepare for it in advance, and this document was a textbook for the Haihan Academy and a reference material for cultivating talents for the country.

According to the information described in this book, the current international political situation in the South China Sea has been different from the situation grasped by the Ming Dynasty, and some small countries in the South China Sea that paid tribute to the Ming Dynasty in the early years have disappeared into the long river of history, and in recent decades, almost all of the foreign colonists who have risen in the South China Sea have come to the South China Sea by sea from the far west. Netherlands, Spain, Portugal...... These Western countries used force to expel or enslave the indigenous peoples of the region, and established numerous colonies throughout the South China Sea.

Fei Cexian is no stranger to this so-called colonial method, because before and after the founding of the Haihan Dynasty, similar methods were also used to expand outward. In particular, the series of control zones established near the Daming coastline are exactly the same as those of these Western countries, first by force, and then by force to establish settlements, and then forcibly carry out trade with the coastal cities of the Ming Dynasty.

Although Fei Zexian did not understand the deeper colonial purposes of capital export, commodity dumping, and raw material plunder, he knew very well that Haihan was absorbing nutrients from the Ming Dynasty through these coastal colonies to strengthen itself. In fact, there are many officials like him who can understand this, but the officials in the capital are beyond their reach, and the local officials are almost all vested interests, and no one can really stand up to stop Haihan's approach.

However, the description of the South China Sea in this book is not very detailed, especially the relationship between Haihan and the countries in the South China Sea, many of which are mentioned in passing, only listing the member countries of the South China Sea Commercial Alliance, and saying that these countries maintain political, military, and economic exchanges with Haihan. And Spain, which Fei Cexian was more concerned about before, is naturally not on this list.

Fei Cexian is a scholar after all, and his academic spirit is still very strong, although he can not fully understand the content of the book, but he still sits patiently in the library and reads the meal. If it weren't for Zhang Qianzhi's reminder, he would probably have stayed here until the library closed.

Fei Cexian closed the page very reluctantly, and sighed to Zhang Qianzhi: "This is only Ding and other literature, there are so many contents, and the official is more and more curious about the content of that high-level literature. ”

When he checked the directory before, Fei Cexian paid attention to the documents of A, B, C and III, among which there were even several military reports in the South China Sea written by the Ministry of National Defense in the Class A documents.

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When Fei Cexian flipped through this book of "Geography of the South China Sea", Zhang Qianzhi sat quietly and waited. He could see that Fei Cexian was really interested in the situation in the South China Sea, and this book, which was used as a basic geography textbook by the academies in Haihan and Han, was almost the only relevant literature with reference value that Fei Cexian could borrow in the library. Although the content of the book seems to Zhang Qianzhi to be very simple, it is far beyond the scope of information officially grasped by the Ming Dynasty, which is tantamount to a major upgrade of Fei Cexian's personal knowledge base.

Fei Cexian did not doubt the authenticity of the contents of this book, because he came to the library for a temporary purpose, and it was impossible for the Haihan people to prepare for it in advance, and this document was a textbook for the Haihan Academy and a reference material for cultivating talents for the country.

According to the information described in this book, the current international political situation in the South China Sea has been different from the situation grasped by the Ming Dynasty, and some small countries in the South China Sea that paid tribute to the Ming Dynasty in the early years have disappeared into the long river of history, and in recent decades, almost all of the foreign colonists who have risen in the South China Sea have come to the South China Sea by sea from the far west. Netherlands, Spain, Portugal...... These Western countries used force to expel or enslave the indigenous peoples of the region, and established numerous colonies throughout the South China Sea.

Fei Cexian is no stranger to this so-called colonial method, because before and after the founding of the Haihan Dynasty, similar methods were also used to expand outward. In particular, the series of control zones established near the Daming coastline are exactly the same as those of these Western countries, first by force, and then by force to establish settlements, and then forcibly carry out trade with the coastal cities of the Ming Dynasty.

Although Fei Zexian did not understand the deeper colonial purposes of capital export, commodity dumping, and raw material plunder, he knew very well that Haihan was absorbing nutrients from the Ming Dynasty through these coastal colonies to strengthen itself. In fact, there are many officials like him who can understand this, but the officials in the capital are beyond their reach, and the local officials are almost all vested interests, and no one can really stand up to stop Haihan's approach.

However, the description of the South China Sea in this book is not very detailed, especially the relationship between Haihan and the countries in the South China Sea, many of which are mentioned in passing, only listing the member countries of the South China Sea Commercial Alliance, and saying that these countries maintain political, military, and economic exchanges with Haihan. And Spain, which Fei Cexian was more concerned about before, is naturally not on this list.

Fei Cexian is a scholar after all, and his academic spirit is still very strong, although he can not fully understand the content of the book, but he still sits patiently in the library and reads the meal. If it weren't for Zhang Qianzhi's reminder, he would probably have stayed here until the library closed.

Fei Cexian closed the page very reluctantly, and sighed to Zhang Qianzhi: "This is only Ding and other literature, there are so many contents, and the official is more and more curious about the content of that high-level literature. ”

When he checked the directory before, Fei Cexian paid attention to the documents of A, B, C and III, among which there were even several military reports in the South China Sea written by the Ministry of National Defense in the Class A documents. When Fei Cexian flipped through this book of "Geography of the South China Sea", Zhang Qianzhi sat quietly and waited. He could see that Fei Cexian was really interested in the situation in the South China Sea, and this book, which was used as a basic geography textbook by the academies in Haihan and Han, was almost the only relevant literature with reference value that Fei Cexian could borrow in the library. Although the content of the book seems to Zhang Qianzhi to be very simple, it is far beyond the scope of information officially grasped by the Ming Dynasty, which is tantamount to a major upgrade of Fei Cexian's personal knowledge base.

Fei Cexian did not doubt the authenticity of the contents of this book, because he came to the library for a temporary purpose, and it was impossible for the Haihan people to prepare for it in advance, and this document was a textbook for the Haihan Academy and a reference material for cultivating talents for the country.

According to the information described in this book, the current international political situation in the South China Sea has been different from the situation grasped by the Ming Dynasty, and some small countries in the South China Sea that paid tribute to the Ming Dynasty in the early years have disappeared into the long river of history, and in recent decades, almost all of the foreign colonists who have risen in the South China Sea have come to the South China Sea by sea from the far west. Netherlands, Spain, Portugal...... These Western countries used force to expel or enslave the indigenous peoples of the region, and established numerous colonies throughout the South China Sea.

Fei Cexian is no stranger to this so-called colonial method, because before and after the founding of the Haihan Dynasty, similar methods were also used to expand outward. In particular, the series of control zones established near the Daming coastline are exactly the same as those of these Western countries, first by force, and then by force to establish settlements, and then forcibly carry out trade with the coastal cities of the Ming Dynasty.

Although Fei Zexian did not understand the deeper colonial purposes of capital export, commodity dumping, and raw material plunder, he knew very well that Haihan was absorbing nutrients from the Ming Dynasty through these coastal colonies to strengthen itself. In fact, there are many officials like him who can understand this, but the officials in the capital are beyond their reach, and the local officials are almost all vested interests, and no one can really stand up to stop Haihan's approach.

However, the description of the South China Sea in this book is not very detailed, especially the relationship between Haihan and the countries in the South China Sea, many of which are mentioned in passing, only listing the member countries of the South China Sea Commercial Alliance, and saying that these countries maintain political, military, and economic exchanges with Haihan. And Spain, which Fei Cexian was more concerned about before, is naturally not on this list.

Fei Cexian is a scholar after all, and his academic spirit is still very strong, although he can not fully understand the content of the book, but he still sits patiently in the library and reads the meal. If it weren't for Zhang Qianzhi's reminder, he would probably have stayed here until the library closed.

Fei Cexian closed the page very reluctantly, and sighed to Zhang Qianzhi: "This is only Ding and other literature, there are so many contents, and the official is more and more curious about the content of that high-level literature. ”

When he checked the directory before, Fei Cexian paid attention to the documents of A, B, C and III, among which there were even several military reports in the South China Sea written by the Ministry of National Defense in the Class A documents. When Fei Cexian flipped through this book of "Geography of the South China Sea", Zhang Qianzhi sat quietly and waited. He could see that Fei Cexian was really interested in the situation in the South China Sea, and this book, which was used as a basic geography textbook by the academies in Haihan and Han, was almost the only relevant literature with reference value that Fei Cexian could borrow in the library. Although the content of the book seems to Zhang Qianzhi to be very simple, it is far beyond the scope of information officially grasped by the Ming Dynasty, which is tantamount to a major upgrade of Fei Cexian's personal knowledge base.

Fei Cexian did not doubt the authenticity of the contents of this book, because he came to the library for a temporary purpose, and it was impossible for the Haihan people to prepare for it in advance, and this document was a textbook for the Haihan Academy and a reference material for cultivating talents for the country.

According to the information described in this book, the current international political situation in the South China Sea has been different from the situation grasped by the Ming Dynasty, and some small countries in the South China Sea that paid tribute to the Ming Dynasty in the early years have disappeared into the long river of history, and in recent decades, almost all of the foreign colonists who have risen in the South China Sea have come to the South China Sea by sea from the far west. Netherlands, Spain, Portugal...... These Western countries used force to expel or enslave the indigenous peoples of the region, and established numerous colonies throughout the South China Sea.

Fei Cexian is no stranger to this so-called colonial method, because before and after the founding of the Haihan Dynasty, similar methods were also used to expand outward. In particular, the series of control zones established near the Daming coastline are exactly the same as those of these Western countries, first by force, and then by force to establish settlements, and then forcibly carry out trade with the coastal cities of the Ming Dynasty.

Although Fei Zexian did not understand the deeper colonial purposes of capital export, commodity dumping, and raw material plunder, he knew very well that Haihan was absorbing nutrients from the Ming Dynasty through these coastal colonies to strengthen itself. In fact, there are many officials like him who can understand this, but the officials in the capital are beyond their reach, and the local officials are almost all vested interests, and no one can really stand up to stop Haihan's approach.

However, the description of the South China Sea in this book is not very detailed, especially the relationship between Haihan and the countries in the South China Sea, many of which are mentioned in passing, only listing the member countries of the South China Sea Commercial Alliance, and saying that these countries maintain political, military, and economic exchanges with Haihan. And Spain, which Fei Cexian was more concerned about before, is naturally not on this list.

Fei Cexian is a scholar after all, and his academic spirit is still very strong, although he can not fully understand the content of the book, but he still sits patiently in the library and reads the meal. If it weren't for Zhang Qianzhi's reminder, he would probably have stayed here until the library closed.

Fei Cexian closed the page very reluctantly, and sighed to Zhang Qianzhi: "This is only Ding and other literature, there are so many contents, and the official is more and more curious about the content of that high-level literature. ”

When he checked the directory before, Fei Cexian paid attention to the documents of A, B, C and III, among which there were even several military reports in the South China Sea written by the Ministry of National Defense in the Class A documents.

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