Chapter 1549 - Form of Cooperation
Of course, there are many officials who are greedy for money in the Ming officialdom, otherwise the southeast coast would not have been infiltrated by the Haihan using money offensive in just a few years. Among the local officials that Shi Diwen came into contact with in Zhejiang, most of them did not refuse to come, and when they received money, they would only be too little, not too much.
Of course, after reaching a certain level, officials will no longer reach out and ask for money so nakedly, and will generally choose to cooperate with Haihan in certain fields, and use more advanced operation methods to obtain more stable income, rather than a simple and crude one-shot deal. The magistrates of the fourth and fifth grades generally make full use of the power at hand to reach a long-term cooperative relationship with Haihan. For example, Qu Yutong, the prefect of Ningbo, is a model of such officials, who not only became in-laws with Haihan, but also allowed Ningbo, which is closest to Zhoushan Island, where Haihan people were entrenched, to enjoy the dividends brought by import and export trade, so that the economic level of the area under his rule could be improved with the help of Haihan's commercial system.
Before Shi Diwen came to Hangzhou this time, he also imagined what kind of attitude Wang Ji would have, but he thought that since the other party was already a member of one party, he must be more obscure in his words when talking about this kind of exchange of interests. But the actual situation was obviously different from his estimate, and Wang Ji was not only straightforward, but also very clear, and he did not seem to have much interest in the more common operations of commodity franchises and plantations, or the allure of these things was not enough for him.
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Of course, there are many officials who are greedy for money in the Ming officialdom, otherwise the southeast coast would not have been infiltrated by the Haihan using money offensive in just a few years. Among the local officials that Shi Diwen came into contact with in Zhejiang, most of them did not refuse to come, and when they received money, they would only be too little, not too much.
Of course, after reaching a certain level, officials will no longer reach out and ask for money so nakedly, and will generally choose to cooperate with Haihan in certain fields, and use more advanced operation methods to obtain more stable income, rather than a simple and crude one-shot deal. The magistrates of the fourth and fifth grades generally make full use of the power at hand to reach a long-term cooperative relationship with Haihan. For example, Qu Yutong, the prefect of Ningbo, is a model of such officials, who not only became in-laws with Haihan, but also allowed Ningbo, which is closest to Zhoushan Island, where Haihan people were entrenched, to enjoy the dividends brought by import and export trade, so that the economic level of the area under his rule could be improved with the help of Haihan's commercial system.
Before Shi Diwen came to Hangzhou this time, he also imagined what kind of attitude Wang Ji would have, but he thought that since the other party was already a member of one party, he must be more obscure in his words when talking about this kind of exchange of interests. But the actual situation was obviously different from his estimate, and Wang Ji was not only straightforward, but also very clear, and he did not seem to have much interest in the more common operations of commodity franchises and plantations, or the allure of these things was not enough for him. Of course, there are many officials who are greedy for money in the Ming officialdom, otherwise the southeast coast would not have been infiltrated by the Haihan using money offensive in just a few years. Among the local officials that Shi Diwen came into contact with in Zhejiang, most of them did not refuse to come, and when they received money, they would only be too little, not too much.
Of course, after reaching a certain level, officials will no longer reach out and ask for money so nakedly, and will generally choose to cooperate with Haihan in certain fields, and use more advanced operation methods to obtain more stable income, rather than a simple and crude one-shot deal. The magistrates of the fourth and fifth grades generally make full use of the power at hand to reach a long-term cooperative relationship with Haihan. For example, Qu Yutong, the prefect of Ningbo, is a model of such officials, who not only became in-laws with Haihan, but also allowed Ningbo, which is closest to Zhoushan Island, where Haihan people were entrenched, to enjoy the dividends brought by import and export trade, so that the economic level of the area under his rule could be improved with the help of Haihan's commercial system.
Before Shi Diwen came to Hangzhou this time, he also imagined what kind of attitude Wang Ji would have, but he thought that since the other party was already a member of one party, he must be more obscure in his words when talking about this kind of exchange of interests. But the actual situation was obviously different from his estimate, and Wang Ji was not only straightforward, but also very clear, and he did not seem to have much interest in the more common operations of commodity franchises and plantations, or the allure of these things was not enough for him. Of course, there are many officials who are greedy for money in the Ming officialdom, otherwise the southeast coast would not have been infiltrated by the Haihan using money offensive in just a few years. Among the local officials that Shi Diwen came into contact with in Zhejiang, most of them did not refuse to come, and when they received money, they would only be too little, not too much.
Of course, after reaching a certain level, officials will no longer reach out and ask for money so nakedly, and will generally choose to cooperate with Haihan in certain fields, and use more advanced operation methods to obtain more stable income, rather than a simple and crude one-shot deal. The magistrates of the fourth and fifth grades generally make full use of the power at hand to reach a long-term cooperative relationship with Haihan. For example, Qu Yutong, the prefect of Ningbo, is a model of such officials, who not only became in-laws with Haihan, but also allowed Ningbo, which is closest to Zhoushan Island, where Haihan people were entrenched, to enjoy the dividends brought by import and export trade, so that the economic level of the area under his rule could be improved with the help of Haihan's commercial system.
Before Shi Diwen came to Hangzhou this time, he also imagined what kind of attitude Wang Ji would have, but he thought that since the other party was already a member of one party, he must be more obscure in his words when talking about this kind of exchange of interests. But the actual situation was obviously different from his estimate, and Wang Ji was not only straightforward, but also very clear, and he did not seem to have much interest in the more common operations of commodity franchises and plantations, or the allure of these things was not enough for him. Of course, there are many officials who are greedy for money in the Ming officialdom, otherwise the southeast coast would not have been infiltrated by the Haihan using money offensive in just a few years. Among the local officials that Shi Diwen came into contact with in Zhejiang, most of them did not refuse to come, and when they received money, they would only be too little, not too much.
Of course, after reaching a certain level, officials will no longer reach out and ask for money so nakedly, and will generally choose to cooperate with Haihan in certain fields, and use more advanced operation methods to obtain more stable income, rather than a simple and crude one-shot deal. The magistrates of the fourth and fifth grades generally make full use of the power at hand to reach a long-term cooperative relationship with Haihan. For example, Qu Yutong, the prefect of Ningbo, is a model of such officials, who not only became in-laws with Haihan, but also allowed Ningbo, which is closest to Zhoushan Island, where Haihan people were entrenched, to enjoy the dividends brought by import and export trade, so that the economic level of the area under his rule could be improved with the help of Haihan's commercial system.
Before Shi Diwen came to Hangzhou this time, he also imagined what kind of attitude Wang Ji would have, but he thought that since the other party was already a member of one party, he must be more obscure in his words when talking about this kind of exchange of interests. But the actual situation was obviously different from his estimate, and Wang Ji was not only straightforward, but also very clear, and he did not seem to have much interest in the more common operations of commodity franchises and plantations, or the allure of these things was not enough for him. Of course, there are many officials who are greedy for money in the Ming officialdom, otherwise the southeast coast would not have been infiltrated by the Haihan using money offensive in just a few years. Among the local officials that Shi Diwen came into contact with in Zhejiang, most of them did not refuse to come, and when they received money, they would only be too little, not too much.
Of course, after reaching a certain level, officials will no longer reach out and ask for money so nakedly, and will generally choose to cooperate with Haihan in certain fields, and use more advanced operation methods to obtain more stable income, rather than a simple and crude one-shot deal. The magistrates of the fourth and fifth grades generally make full use of the power at hand to reach a long-term cooperative relationship with Haihan. For example, Qu Yutong, the prefect of Ningbo, is a model of such officials, who not only became in-laws with Haihan, but also allowed Ningbo, which is closest to Zhoushan Island, where Haihan people were entrenched, to enjoy the dividends brought by import and export trade, so that the economic level of the area under his rule could be improved with the help of Haihan's commercial system.
Before Shi Diwen came to Hangzhou this time, he also imagined what kind of attitude Wang Ji would have, but he thought that since the other party was already a member of one party, he must be more obscure in his words when talking about this kind of exchange of interests. But the actual situation was obviously different from his estimate, and Wang Ji was not only straightforward, but also very clear, and he did not seem to have much interest in the more common operations of commodity franchises and plantations, or the allure of these things was not enough for him. Of course, there are many officials who are greedy for money in the Ming officialdom, otherwise the southeast coast would not have been infiltrated by the Haihan using money offensive in just a few years. Among the local officials that Shi Diwen came into contact with in Zhejiang, most of them did not refuse to come, and when they received money, they would only be too little, not too much.
Of course, after reaching a certain level, officials will no longer reach out and ask for money so nakedly, and will generally choose to cooperate with Haihan in certain fields, and use more advanced operation methods to obtain more stable income, rather than a simple and crude one-shot deal. The magistrates of the fourth and fifth grades generally make full use of the power at hand to reach a long-term cooperative relationship with Haihan. For example, Qu Yutong, the prefect of Ningbo, is a model of such officials, who not only became in-laws with Haihan, but also allowed Ningbo, which is closest to Zhoushan Island, where Haihan people were entrenched, to enjoy the dividends brought by import and export trade, so that the economic level of the area under his rule could be improved with the help of Haihan's commercial system.
Before Shi Diwen came to Hangzhou this time, he also imagined what kind of attitude Wang Ji would have, but he thought that since the other party was already a member of one party, he must be more obscure in his words when talking about this kind of exchange of interests. But the actual situation was obviously different from his estimate, and Wang Ji was not only straightforward, but also very clear, and he did not seem to have much interest in the more common operations of commodity franchises and plantations, or the allure of these things was not enough for him. Of course, there are many officials who are greedy for money in the Ming officialdom, otherwise the southeast coast would not have been infiltrated by the Haihan using money offensive in just a few years. Among the local officials that Shi Diwen came into contact with in Zhejiang, most of them did not refuse to come, and when they received money, they would only be too little, not too much.
Of course, after reaching a certain level, officials will no longer reach out and ask for money so nakedly, and will generally choose to cooperate with Haihan in certain fields, and use more advanced operation methods to obtain more stable income, rather than a simple and crude one-shot deal. The magistrates of the fourth and fifth grades generally make full use of the power at hand to reach a long-term cooperative relationship with Haihan. For example, Qu Yutong, the prefect of Ningbo, is a model of such officials, who not only became in-laws with Haihan, but also allowed Ningbo, which is closest to Zhoushan Island, where Haihan people were entrenched, to enjoy the dividends brought by import and export trade, so that the economic level of the area under his rule could be improved with the help of Haihan's commercial system.
Before Shi Diwen came to Hangzhou this time, he also imagined what kind of attitude Wang Ji would have, but he thought that since the other party was already a member of one party, he must be more obscure in his words when talking about this kind of exchange of interests. But the actual situation was obviously different from his estimate, and Wang Ji was not only straightforward, but also very clear, and he did not seem to have much interest in the more common operations of commodity franchises and plantations, or the allure of these things was not enough for him.
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