The parade from Victory Port to Victory Square via Scenic Avenue lasted for a full hour and a half, and the number of troops on parade exceeded 4,000, which made tens of thousands of people watching along the way very addicted. After the grand military parade held in 1634, the military parade for the next two years was only a slight formality in Victory Square, and the number of participants was only about 1,000, which was far less than this year's scene.

As for the progress of the military force displayed at this military parade compared with the founding celebration of the founding of the country three years ago, in fact, ordinary people can't understand it, after all, they don't have enough professional knowledge, and they can only watch a lively and happy life.

But civil and military officials like Fei Cexian, Su Keyi, and other countries who came to see the parade were staring at each other the whole time, lest they miss any detail. Although it is impossible to publicly display the performance of weapons at military parades, they also hope to be able to distinguish from the appearance of weapons whether the Haihan army is equipped with new equipment.

It was more difficult for civilian officials, who were relatively amateur in the military, to carry out this task, and from time to time Fei Zexian and Su Keyi would have to turn their heads and whisper a few words to confirm whether a weapon they noticed was something new or an old piece of equipment. It is not that there are no military attachés under them who are a little more knowledgeable, but only the official of the envoys of various countries who are qualified to be invited to sit on the viewing platform in Victory Square to watch the military parade is the only official who has been sent to the country, so they can only rely on themselves first, and as for the subordinates, they will find a place nearby to watch on their own.

Fei Cexian was quite critical of such an arrangement, because there were more than 100 seats in the stands built by Haihan for foreign guests, and there were only more than 30 officials from various countries, so they could bring one or two entourages to enter, but Haihan gave all the remaining seats to businessmen from various countries and some non-governmental people with official backgrounds.

However, Fei Cexian also knows that these unofficial people are either rich or noble, and most of them have extremely close relations with the Haihan official, and many of them may be more influential than himself, the ambassador of the Ming Dynasty to Haihan.

It's not hard to tell who in the stands are officials and who are unofficial – anyone with a brass binoculars in their hands is an official of each country. This thing is not available on the market, it is a souvenir given by Haihan to the envoys of various countries at the previous diplomatic dinner, and there is only one copy for one person, and there is no share for the unofficial people attending the meeting.

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The parade from Victory Port to Victory Square via Scenic Avenue lasted for a full hour and a half, and the number of troops on parade exceeded 4,000, which made tens of thousands of people watching along the way very addicted. After the grand military parade held in 1634, the military parade for the next two years was only a slight formality in Victory Square, and the number of participants was only about 1,000, which was far less than this year's scene.

As for the progress of the military force displayed at this military parade compared with the founding celebration of the founding of the country three years ago, in fact, ordinary people can't understand it, after all, they don't have enough professional knowledge, and they can only watch a lively and happy life.

But civil and military officials like Fei Cexian, Su Keyi, and other countries who came to see the parade were staring at each other the whole time, lest they miss any detail. Although it is impossible to publicly display the performance of weapons at military parades, they also hope to be able to distinguish from the appearance of weapons whether the Haihan army is equipped with new equipment.

It was more difficult for civilian officials, who were relatively amateur in the military, to carry out this task, and from time to time Fei Zexian and Su Keyi would have to turn their heads and whisper a few words to confirm whether a weapon they noticed was something new or an old piece of equipment. It is not that there are no military attachés under them who are a little more knowledgeable, but only the official of the envoys of various countries who are qualified to be invited to sit on the viewing platform in Victory Square to watch the military parade is the only official who has been sent to the country, so they can only rely on themselves first, and as for the subordinates, they will find a place nearby to watch on their own.

Fei Cexian was quite critical of such an arrangement, because there were more than 100 seats in the stands built by Haihan for foreign guests, and there were only more than 30 officials from various countries, so they could bring one or two entourages to enter, but Haihan gave all the remaining seats to businessmen from various countries and some non-governmental people with official backgrounds.

However, Fei Cexian also knows that these unofficial people are either rich or noble, and most of them have extremely close relations with the Haihan official, and many of them may be more influential than himself, the ambassador of the Ming Dynasty to Haihan.

It's not hard to tell who in the stands are officials and who are unofficial – anyone with a brass binoculars in their hands is an official of each country. This thing is not available on the market, it is a souvenir given by Haihan to the envoys of various countries at the previous diplomatic dinner, and there is only one copy for one person, and there is no share for the unofficial people attending the meeting. The parade from Victory Port to Victory Square via Scenic Avenue lasted for a full hour and a half, and the number of troops on parade exceeded 4,000, which made tens of thousands of people watching along the way very addicted. After the grand military parade held in 1634, the military parade for the next two years was only a slight formality in Victory Square, and the number of participants was only about 1,000, which was far less than this year's scene.

As for the progress of the military force displayed at this military parade compared with the founding celebration of the founding of the country three years ago, in fact, ordinary people can't understand it, after all, they don't have enough professional knowledge, and they can only watch a lively and happy life.

But civil and military officials like Fei Cexian, Su Keyi, and other countries who came to see the parade were staring at each other the whole time, lest they miss any detail. Although it is impossible to publicly display the performance of weapons at military parades, they also hope to be able to distinguish from the appearance of weapons whether the Haihan army is equipped with new equipment.

It was more difficult for civilian officials, who were relatively amateur in the military, to carry out this task, and from time to time Fei Zexian and Su Keyi would have to turn their heads and whisper a few words to confirm whether a weapon they noticed was something new or an old piece of equipment. It is not that there are no military attachés under them who are a little more knowledgeable, but only the official of the envoys of various countries who are qualified to be invited to sit on the viewing platform in Victory Square to watch the military parade is the only official who has been sent to the country, so they can only rely on themselves first, and as for the subordinates, they will find a place nearby to watch on their own.

Fei Cexian was quite critical of such an arrangement, because there were more than 100 seats in the stands built by Haihan for foreign guests, and there were only more than 30 officials from various countries, so they could bring one or two entourages to enter, but Haihan gave all the remaining seats to businessmen from various countries and some non-governmental people with official backgrounds.

However, Fei Cexian also knows that these unofficial people are either rich or noble, and most of them have extremely close relations with the Haihan official, and many of them may be more influential than himself, the ambassador of the Ming Dynasty to Haihan.

It's not hard to tell who in the stands are officials and who are unofficial – anyone with a brass binoculars in their hands is an official of each country. This thing is not available on the market, it is a souvenir given by Haihan to the envoys of various countries at the previous diplomatic dinner, and there is only one copy for one person, and there is no share for the unofficial people attending the meeting. The parade from Victory Port to Victory Square via Scenic Avenue lasted for a full hour and a half, and the number of troops on parade exceeded 4,000, which made tens of thousands of people watching along the way very addicted. After the grand military parade held in 1634, the military parade for the next two years was only a slight formality in Victory Square, and the number of participants was only about 1,000, which was far less than this year's scene.

As for the progress of the military force displayed at this military parade compared with the founding celebration of the founding of the country three years ago, in fact, ordinary people can't understand it, after all, they don't have enough professional knowledge, and they can only watch a lively and happy life.

But civil and military officials like Fei Cexian, Su Keyi, and other countries who came to see the parade were staring at each other the whole time, lest they miss any detail. Although it is impossible to publicly display the performance of weapons at military parades, they also hope to be able to distinguish from the appearance of weapons whether the Haihan army is equipped with new equipment.

It was more difficult for civilian officials, who were relatively amateur in the military, to carry out this task, and from time to time Fei Zexian and Su Keyi would have to turn their heads and whisper a few words to confirm whether a weapon they noticed was something new or an old piece of equipment. It is not that there are no military attachés under them who are a little more knowledgeable, but only the official of the envoys of various countries who are qualified to be invited to sit on the viewing platform in Victory Square to watch the military parade is the only official who has been sent to the country, so they can only rely on themselves first, and as for the subordinates, they will find a place nearby to watch on their own.

Fei Cexian was quite critical of such an arrangement, because there were more than 100 seats in the stands built by Haihan for foreign guests, and there were only more than 30 officials from various countries, so they could bring one or two entourages to enter, but Haihan gave all the remaining seats to businessmen from various countries and some non-governmental people with official backgrounds.

However, Fei Cexian also knows that these unofficial people are either rich or noble, and most of them have extremely close relations with the Haihan official, and many of them may be more influential than himself, the ambassador of the Ming Dynasty to Haihan.

It's not hard to tell who in the stands are officials and who are unofficial – anyone with a brass binoculars in their hands is an official of each country. This thing is not available on the market, it is a souvenir given by Haihan to the envoys of various countries at the previous diplomatic dinner, and there is only one copy for one person, and there is no share for the unofficial people attending the meeting. The parade from Victory Port to Victory Square via Scenic Avenue lasted for a full hour and a half, and the number of troops on parade exceeded 4,000, which made tens of thousands of people watching along the way very addicted. After the grand military parade held in 1634, the military parade for the next two years was only a slight formality in Victory Square, and the number of participants was only about 1,000, which was far less than this year's scene.

As for the progress of the military force displayed at this military parade compared with the founding celebration of the founding of the country three years ago, in fact, ordinary people can't understand it, after all, they don't have enough professional knowledge, and they can only watch a lively and happy life.

But civil and military officials like Fei Cexian, Su Keyi, and other countries who came to see the parade were staring at each other the whole time, lest they miss any detail. Although it is impossible to publicly display the performance of weapons at military parades, they also hope to be able to distinguish from the appearance of weapons whether the Haihan army is equipped with new equipment.

It was more difficult for civilian officials, who were relatively amateur in the military, to carry out this task, and from time to time Fei Zexian and Su Keyi would have to turn their heads and whisper a few words to confirm whether a weapon they noticed was something new or an old piece of equipment. It is not that there are no military attachés under them who are a little more knowledgeable, but only the official of the envoys of various countries who are qualified to be invited to sit on the viewing platform in Victory Square to watch the military parade is the only official who has been sent to the country, so they can only rely on themselves first, and as for the subordinates, they will find a place nearby to watch on their own.

Fei Cexian was quite critical of such an arrangement, because there were more than 100 seats in the stands built by Haihan for foreign guests, and there were only more than 30 officials from various countries, so they could bring one or two entourages to enter, but Haihan gave all the remaining seats to businessmen from various countries and some non-governmental people with official backgrounds.

However, Fei Cexian also knows that these unofficial people are either rich or noble, and most of them have extremely close relations with the Haihan official, and many of them may be more influential than himself, the ambassador of the Ming Dynasty to Haihan.

It's not hard to tell who in the stands are officials and who are unofficial – anyone with a brass binoculars in their hands is an official of each country. This thing is not available on the market, it is a souvenir given by Haihan to the envoys of various countries at the previous diplomatic dinner, and there is only one copy for one person, and there is no share for the unofficial people attending the meeting.

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