For the merchants who are qualified to participate in the investment promotion activities, this is actually a carve-up meeting to collectively enjoy the dividends of the war. Every time Haihan launched a foreign war, it would hold similar activities, gradually binding the interests of merchants from various countries with the national interests of Haihan, and making full use of the commercial resources of the people and other countries to develop the new colonies.

Of course, businessmen don't care too much about the political implications of these theories, they value the benefits they can get from them. The Haihan government and its low price sold them the right to operate the land in the colony for the next few decades, and also prepared a series of business projects for them to choose from, which was guaranteed by Haihan's solid business reputation and convenient financial settlement system. Such excellent investment conditions are indeed unique to this one, and it must be an excellent investment direction for businessmen.

Even the Dutch, who did business all over the world and were known as the coachmen of the sea in this era, were envious of the conditions given by Haihan to attract investment. It's a pity that Haihan has always been wary of the East India Company, and never gave it a chance to participate in the colonial investment stage, and Su Keyi could only watch the excitement from the sidelines.

The East India Company had certainly tried to get Chinese merchants based in Batavia to come forward to get such an opportunity, but it didn't work out well. There are Cheng Dapeng who provide detailed information behind the scenes, and these businessmen have a hard time even declaring their qualifications. In order to dispel the suspicions of the Dutch, Cheng Dapeng himself also signed up for Haihan's investment promotion activities, but needless to say, he was rejected because of the reason of "being very close to the Dutch".

Strictly speaking, Fei Cexian and Su Keyi are actually not in the same condition, because the Ming businessmen present are all qualified to participate in the development of Manila. It's just that this kind of participation comes from the businessmen's own opinions, and no one has considered whether they should report to the government for approval and filing, and everyone pretends not to know that he, a Ming envoy, is in Sanya, which is what makes Fei Cexian feel the most depressed.

The main reason for this situation, Fei Cexian believes that it is caused by the Haihan people, if it were not for the fact that they have been deliberately suppressing the official authority of the Ming Dynasty, how could these businessmen from the Ming Dynasty dare to be so bold and blind to no one. It's a pity that he has an empty stomach of dissatisfaction, but he has no way to change the status quo, so he can only stare at Su Keyi next to him, and he has to suppress his voice after complaining a few words, so as not to make a small report after being heard by others.

Schneider doesn't care about the feelings of these bystanders, he has a lot of things to do today, in addition to the investment project in Manila, there is also to collect orders for various commodities that Haihan will export in the second half of the year. This includes salt, sugar, oil, wine, glass products, daily necessities, printed matter, shipbuilding and so on, which have created the most profits for Haihan over the years.

After the gradual realization of primary industrial production, the manufacturing cost of these bulk commodities of Haihan is also decreasing year by year, relying on the cost advantage, the market share in Daming and other countries is also increasing. Merchants from all over the world, as distributors, also played a role in this process, making Haihan products sell well in the Far East countries in just a few years.

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For the merchants who are qualified to participate in the investment promotion activities, this is actually a carve-up meeting to collectively enjoy the dividends of the war. Every time Haihan launched a foreign war, it would hold similar activities, gradually binding the interests of merchants from various countries with the national interests of Haihan, and making full use of the commercial resources of the people and other countries to develop the new colonies.

Of course, businessmen don't care too much about the political implications of these theories, they value the benefits they can get from them. The Haihan government and its low price sold them the right to operate the land in the colony for the next few decades, and also prepared a series of business projects for them to choose from, which was guaranteed by Haihan's solid business reputation and convenient financial settlement system. Such excellent investment conditions are indeed unique to this one, and it must be an excellent investment direction for businessmen.

Even the Dutch, who did business all over the world and were known as the coachmen of the sea in this era, were envious of the conditions given by Haihan to attract investment. It's a pity that Haihan has always been wary of the East India Company, and never gave it a chance to participate in the colonial investment stage, and Su Keyi could only watch the excitement from the sidelines.

The East India Company had certainly tried to get Chinese merchants based in Batavia to come forward to get such an opportunity, but it didn't work out well. There are Cheng Dapeng who provide detailed information behind the scenes, and these businessmen have a hard time even declaring their qualifications. In order to dispel the suspicions of the Dutch, Cheng Dapeng himself also signed up for Haihan's investment promotion activities, but needless to say, he was rejected because of the reason of "being very close to the Dutch".

Strictly speaking, Fei Cexian and Su Keyi are actually not in the same condition, because the Ming businessmen present are all qualified to participate in the development of Manila. It's just that this kind of participation comes from the businessmen's own opinions, and no one has considered whether they should report to the government for approval and filing, and everyone pretends not to know that he, a Ming envoy, is in Sanya, which is what makes Fei Cexian feel the most depressed.

The main reason for this situation, Fei Cexian believes that it is caused by the Haihan people, if it were not for the fact that they have been deliberately suppressing the official authority of the Ming Dynasty, how could these businessmen from the Ming Dynasty dare to be so bold and blind to no one. It's a pity that he has an empty stomach of dissatisfaction, but he has no way to change the status quo, so he can only stare at Su Keyi next to him, and he has to suppress his voice after complaining a few words, so as not to make a small report after being heard by others.

Schneider doesn't care about the feelings of these bystanders, he has a lot of things to do today, in addition to the investment project in Manila, there is also to collect orders for various commodities that Haihan will export in the second half of the year. This includes salt, sugar, oil, wine, glass products, daily necessities, printed matter, shipbuilding and so on, which have created the most profits for Haihan over the years.

After the gradual realization of primary industrial production, the manufacturing cost of these bulk commodities of Haihan is also decreasing year by year, relying on the cost advantage, the market share in Daming and other countries is also increasing. Merchants from all over the world, as distributors, also played a role in this process, making Haihan products sell well in the Far East countries in just a few years. For the merchants who are qualified to participate in the investment promotion activities, this is actually a carve-up meeting to collectively enjoy the dividends of the war. Every time Haihan launched a foreign war, it would hold similar activities, gradually binding the interests of merchants from various countries with the national interests of Haihan, and making full use of the commercial resources of the people and other countries to develop the new colonies.

Of course, businessmen don't care too much about the political implications of these theories, they value the benefits they can get from them. The Haihan government and its low price sold them the right to operate the land in the colony for the next few decades, and also prepared a series of business projects for them to choose from, which was guaranteed by Haihan's solid business reputation and convenient financial settlement system. Such excellent investment conditions are indeed unique to this one, and it must be an excellent investment direction for businessmen.

Even the Dutch, who did business all over the world and were known as the coachmen of the sea in this era, were envious of the conditions given by Haihan to attract investment. It's a pity that Haihan has always been wary of the East India Company, and never gave it a chance to participate in the colonial investment stage, and Su Keyi could only watch the excitement from the sidelines.

The East India Company had certainly tried to get Chinese merchants based in Batavia to come forward to get such an opportunity, but it didn't work out well. There are Cheng Dapeng who provide detailed information behind the scenes, and these businessmen have a hard time even declaring their qualifications. In order to dispel the suspicions of the Dutch, Cheng Dapeng himself also signed up for Haihan's investment promotion activities, but needless to say, he was rejected because of the reason of "being very close to the Dutch".

Strictly speaking, Fei Cexian and Su Keyi are actually not in the same condition, because the Ming businessmen present are all qualified to participate in the development of Manila. It's just that this kind of participation comes from the businessmen's own opinions, and no one has considered whether they should report to the government for approval and filing, and everyone pretends not to know that he, a Ming envoy, is in Sanya, which is what makes Fei Cexian feel the most depressed.

The main reason for this situation, Fei Cexian believes that it is caused by the Haihan people, if it were not for the fact that they have been deliberately suppressing the official authority of the Ming Dynasty, how could these businessmen from the Ming Dynasty dare to be so bold and blind to no one. It's a pity that he has an empty stomach of dissatisfaction, but he has no way to change the status quo, so he can only stare at Su Keyi next to him, and he has to suppress his voice after complaining a few words, so as not to make a small report after being heard by others.

Schneider doesn't care about the feelings of these bystanders, he has a lot of things to do today, in addition to the investment project in Manila, there is also to collect orders for various commodities that Haihan will export in the second half of the year. This includes salt, sugar, oil, wine, glass products, daily necessities, printed matter, shipbuilding and so on, which have created the most profits for Haihan over the years.

After the gradual realization of primary industrial production, the manufacturing cost of these bulk commodities of Haihan is also decreasing year by year, relying on the cost advantage, the market share in Daming and other countries is also increasing. Merchants from all over the world, as distributors, also played a role in this process, making Haihan products sell well in the Far East countries in just a few years. For the merchants who are qualified to participate in the investment promotion activities, this is actually a carve-up meeting to collectively enjoy the dividends of the war. Every time Haihan launched a foreign war, it would hold similar activities, gradually binding the interests of merchants from various countries with the national interests of Haihan, and making full use of the commercial resources of the people and other countries to develop the new colonies.

Of course, businessmen don't care too much about the political implications of these theories, they value the benefits they can get from them. The Haihan government and its low price sold them the right to operate the land in the colony for the next few decades, and also prepared a series of business projects for them to choose from, which was guaranteed by Haihan's solid business reputation and convenient financial settlement system. Such excellent investment conditions are indeed unique to this one, and it must be an excellent investment direction for businessmen.

Even the Dutch, who did business all over the world and were known as the coachmen of the sea in this era, were envious of the conditions given by Haihan to attract investment. It's a pity that Haihan has always been wary of the East India Company, and never gave it a chance to participate in the colonial investment stage, and Su Keyi could only watch the excitement from the sidelines.

The East India Company had certainly tried to get Chinese merchants based in Batavia to come forward to get such an opportunity, but it didn't work out well. There are Cheng Dapeng who provide detailed information behind the scenes, and these businessmen have a hard time even declaring their qualifications. In order to dispel the suspicions of the Dutch, Cheng Dapeng himself also signed up for Haihan's investment promotion activities, but needless to say, he was rejected because of the reason of "being very close to the Dutch".

Strictly speaking, Fei Cexian and Su Keyi are actually not in the same condition, because the Ming businessmen present are all qualified to participate in the development of Manila. It's just that this kind of participation comes from the businessmen's own opinions, and no one has considered whether they should report to the government for approval and filing, and everyone pretends not to know that he, a Ming envoy, is in Sanya, which is what makes Fei Cexian feel the most depressed.

The main reason for this situation, Fei Cexian believes that it is caused by the Haihan people, if it were not for the fact that they have been deliberately suppressing the official authority of the Ming Dynasty, how could these businessmen from the Ming Dynasty dare to be so bold and blind to no one. It's a pity that he has an empty stomach of dissatisfaction, but he has no way to change the status quo, so he can only stare at Su Keyi next to him, and he has to suppress his voice after complaining a few words, so as not to make a small report after being heard by others.

Schneider doesn't care about the feelings of these bystanders, he has a lot of things to do today, in addition to the investment project in Manila, there is also to collect orders for various commodities that Haihan will export in the second half of the year. This includes salt, sugar, oil, wine, glass products, daily necessities, printed matter, shipbuilding and so on, which have created the most profits for Haihan over the years.

After the gradual realization of primary industrial production, the manufacturing cost of these bulk commodities of Haihan is also decreasing year by year, relying on the cost advantage, the market share in Daming and other countries is also increasing. Merchants from all over the world, as distributors, also played a role in this process, making Haihan products sell well in the Far East countries in just a few years.

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