As for the way to make the country strong, of course, Choi Myung-gil is not the only one who has spent time in this area, and Kim Sang-heon, who is regarded by Lee as the minister of the humerus, has naturally already worked in this field. In fact, when Jin Shangxian strongly advocated the introduction of Haihan reinforcements to fight against the Qing army, he made his position clear to the king, hoping to follow the example of Haihan in military affairs and establish an elite new army after the war. As for the requirements of Haihan to open the port and trade at that time, Jin Shangxian also thought that it was a win-win way of cooperation, so he also persuaded Li Quandu to agree.

However, Kim Sang-hun's idea of strengthening the country is different from that of Choi Ming-gil, and he pins his hopes more on the guidance and arrangement of the Haihan, and uses some mature plans that have been verified to develop the country's economy and military, rather than trying to summarize and extract some empirical things from the development history of the Haihan first, and then apply them in combination with the national conditions of his country.

Of these two ideas, Choi Myung-gil's plan seems to be more proactive, but in reality, the efficiency and effectiveness of his implementation of this approach may not be as efficient and effective as the seemingly lazy Kim Sang-heon.

The outside world often only notices Haihan's astonishing achievements in the past decade, but little is known about the real strengths behind its success, and many people don't even fully understand Haihan's power structure. In such a situation of ignorance, if you want to simply copy the successful experience of some Haihan to another country, it will often become a situation in which the tiger cannot become an anti-dog, and the desired results may not be achieved.

Kim Sang-hun also made the decision after making a certain understanding of the history of the development of the Haihan, and he believed that many of the national policies of the Haihan were based on advanced technology, and could not be realized in North Korea in the short term. It is better to let the Haihan people prepare some development plans suitable for the national conditions of the DPRK, and then select the most feasible ones for implementation.

With successful examples such as Annam and Hsu in Fujian, Kim Sang-heon believes that Haehan is fully capable of tailoring a comprehensive development plan for North Korea. Although Haihan will certainly put forward various conditions to the DPRK to meet its interests and needs in the process, it is better to be able to get the guidance and help of Haihan, a strong man, than for the DPRK to touch the elephant blindly. If you want to raise your national power to the north as soon as possible, and achieve military self-preservation in the foreseeable future, there is probably no other way to be more efficient than to cooperate with Haihan.

If it weren't for the king's misgivings about the industrial cooperation advocated by Haihan some time ago, Kim Sang-hun would not have delayed this negotiation again and again, so that Choi Myung-gil would have had a chance to intervene. However, Cui Mingji was more proactive, not only showed Haihan his preparations in advance during the negotiation process, but also did not shy away from meeting with Haihan's generals in private after the negotiation and asking for advice on how to govern the country.

But Wang Tom and Qian Tiandun are not politicians or diplomats in the traditional sense, and Cui Mingji's desire to ask them for advice on the best way to govern the country for North Korea is indeed a bit of a fate, and Qian Tiandun also began to have a little doubt that Cui Mingji's question was his own idea, or whether he represented a big man who was inconvenient to speak directly.

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As for the way to make the country strong, of course, Choi Myung-gil is not the only one who has spent time in this area, and Kim Sang-heon, who is regarded by Lee as the minister of the humerus, has naturally already worked in this field. In fact, when Jin Shangxian strongly advocated the introduction of Haihan reinforcements to fight against the Qing army, he made his position clear to the king, hoping to follow the example of Haihan in military affairs and establish an elite new army after the war. As for the requirements of Haihan to open the port and trade at that time, Jin Shangxian also thought that it was a win-win way of cooperation, so he also persuaded Li Quandu to agree.

However, Kim Sang-hun's idea of strengthening the country is different from that of Choi Ming-gil, and he pins his hopes more on the guidance and arrangement of the Haihan, and uses some mature plans that have been verified to develop the country's economy and military, rather than trying to summarize and extract some empirical things from the development history of the Haihan first, and then apply them in combination with the national conditions of his country.

Of these two ideas, Choi Myung-gil's plan seems to be more proactive, but in reality, the efficiency and effectiveness of his implementation of this approach may not be as efficient and effective as the seemingly lazy Kim Sang-heon.

The outside world often only notices Haihan's astonishing achievements in the past decade, but little is known about the real strengths behind its success, and many people don't even fully understand Haihan's power structure. In such a situation of ignorance, if you want to simply copy the successful experience of some Haihan to another country, it will often become a situation in which the tiger cannot become an anti-dog, and the desired results may not be achieved.

Kim Sang-hun also made the decision after making a certain understanding of the history of the development of the Haihan, and he believed that many of the national policies of the Haihan were based on advanced technology, and could not be realized in North Korea in the short term. It is better to let the Haihan people prepare some development plans suitable for the national conditions of the DPRK, and then select the most feasible ones for implementation.

With successful examples such as Annam and Hsu in Fujian, Kim Sang-heon believes that Haehan is fully capable of tailoring a comprehensive development plan for North Korea. Although Haihan will certainly put forward various conditions to the DPRK to meet its interests and needs in the process, it is better to be able to get the guidance and help of Haihan, a strong man, than for the DPRK to touch the elephant blindly. If you want to raise your national power to the north as soon as possible, and achieve military self-preservation in the foreseeable future, there is probably no other way to be more efficient than to cooperate with Haihan.

If it weren't for the king's misgivings about the industrial cooperation advocated by Haihan some time ago, Kim Sang-hun would not have delayed this negotiation again and again, so that Choi Myung-gil would have had a chance to intervene. However, Cui Mingji was more proactive, not only showed Haihan his preparations in advance during the negotiation process, but also did not shy away from meeting with Haihan's generals in private after the negotiation and asking for advice on how to govern the country.

But Wang Tom and Qian Tiandun are not politicians or diplomats in the traditional sense, and Cui Mingji's desire to ask them for advice on the best way to govern the country for North Korea is indeed a bit of a fate, and Qian Tiandun also began to have a little doubt that Cui Mingji's question was his own idea, or whether he represented a big man who was inconvenient to speak directly. As for the way to make the country strong, of course, Choi Myung-gil is not the only one who has spent time in this area, and Kim Sang-heon, who is regarded by Lee as the minister of the humerus, has naturally already worked in this field. In fact, when Jin Shangxian strongly advocated the introduction of Haihan reinforcements to fight against the Qing army, he made his position clear to the king, hoping to follow the example of Haihan in military affairs and establish an elite new army after the war. As for the requirements of Haihan to open the port and trade at that time, Jin Shangxian also thought that it was a win-win way of cooperation, so he also persuaded Li Quandu to agree.

However, Kim Sang-hun's idea of strengthening the country is different from that of Choi Ming-gil, and he pins his hopes more on the guidance and arrangement of the Haihan, and uses some mature plans that have been verified to develop the country's economy and military, rather than trying to summarize and extract some empirical things from the development history of the Haihan first, and then apply them in combination with the national conditions of his country.

Of these two ideas, Choi Myung-gil's plan seems to be more proactive, but in reality, the efficiency and effectiveness of his implementation of this approach may not be as efficient and effective as the seemingly lazy Kim Sang-heon.

The outside world often only notices Haihan's astonishing achievements in the past decade, but little is known about the real strengths behind its success, and many people don't even fully understand Haihan's power structure. In such a situation of ignorance, if you want to simply copy the successful experience of some Haihan to another country, it will often become a situation in which the tiger cannot become an anti-dog, and the desired results may not be achieved.

Kim Sang-hun also made the decision after making a certain understanding of the history of the development of the Haihan, and he believed that many of the national policies of the Haihan were based on advanced technology, and could not be realized in North Korea in the short term. It is better to let the Haihan people prepare some development plans suitable for the national conditions of the DPRK, and then select the most feasible ones for implementation.

With successful examples such as Annam and Hsu in Fujian, Kim Sang-heon believes that Haehan is fully capable of tailoring a comprehensive development plan for North Korea. Although Haihan will certainly put forward various conditions to the DPRK to meet its interests and needs in the process, it is better to be able to get the guidance and help of Haihan, a strong man, than for the DPRK to touch the elephant blindly. If you want to raise your national power to the north as soon as possible, and achieve military self-preservation in the foreseeable future, there is probably no other way to be more efficient than to cooperate with Haihan.

If it weren't for the king's misgivings about the industrial cooperation advocated by Haihan some time ago, Kim Sang-hun would not have delayed this negotiation again and again, so that Choi Myung-gil would have had a chance to intervene. However, Cui Mingji was more proactive, not only showed Haihan his preparations in advance during the negotiation process, but also did not shy away from meeting with Haihan's generals in private after the negotiation and asking for advice on how to govern the country.

But Wang Tom and Qian Tiandun are not politicians or diplomats in the traditional sense, and Cui Mingji's desire to ask them for advice on the best way to govern the country for North Korea is indeed a bit of a fate, and Qian Tiandun also began to have a little doubt that Cui Mingji's question was his own idea, or whether he represented a big man who was inconvenient to speak directly. As for the way to make the country strong, of course, Choi Myung-gil is not the only one who has spent time in this area, and Kim Sang-heon, who is regarded by Lee as the minister of the humerus, has naturally already worked in this field. In fact, when Jin Shangxian strongly advocated the introduction of Haihan reinforcements to fight against the Qing army, he made his position clear to the king, hoping to follow the example of Haihan in military affairs and establish an elite new army after the war. As for the requirements of Haihan to open the port and trade at that time, Jin Shangxian also thought that it was a win-win way of cooperation, so he also persuaded Li Quandu to agree.

However, Kim Sang-hun's idea of strengthening the country is different from that of Choi Ming-gil, and he pins his hopes more on the guidance and arrangement of the Haihan, and uses some mature plans that have been verified to develop the country's economy and military, rather than trying to summarize and extract some empirical things from the development history of the Haihan first, and then apply them in combination with the national conditions of his country.

Of these two ideas, Choi Myung-gil's plan seems to be more proactive, but in reality, the efficiency and effectiveness of his implementation of this approach may not be as efficient and effective as the seemingly lazy Kim Sang-heon.

The outside world often only notices Haihan's astonishing achievements in the past decade, but little is known about the real strengths behind its success, and many people don't even fully understand Haihan's power structure. In such a situation of ignorance, if you want to simply copy the successful experience of some Haihan to another country, it will often become a situation in which the tiger cannot become an anti-dog, and the desired results may not be achieved.

Kim Sang-hun also made the decision after making a certain understanding of the history of the development of the Haihan, and he believed that many of the national policies of the Haihan were based on advanced technology, and could not be realized in North Korea in the short term. It is better to let the Haihan people prepare some development plans suitable for the national conditions of the DPRK, and then select the most feasible ones for implementation.

With successful examples such as Annam and Hsu in Fujian, Kim Sang-heon believes that Haehan is fully capable of tailoring a comprehensive development plan for North Korea. Although Haihan will certainly put forward various conditions to the DPRK to meet its interests and needs in the process, it is better to be able to get the guidance and help of Haihan, a strong man, than for the DPRK to touch the elephant blindly. If you want to raise your national power to the north as soon as possible, and achieve military self-preservation in the foreseeable future, there is probably no other way to be more efficient than to cooperate with Haihan.

If it weren't for the king's misgivings about the industrial cooperation advocated by Haihan some time ago, Kim Sang-hun would not have delayed this negotiation again and again, so that Choi Myung-gil would have had a chance to intervene. However, Cui Mingji was more proactive, not only showed Haihan his preparations in advance during the negotiation process, but also did not shy away from meeting with Haihan's generals in private after the negotiation and asking for advice on how to govern the country.