Chapter 1913 - Efficient Operation

In this age of inconvenient transportation and communication, planning and arranging a team's long-distance trip requires iterative coordination between multiple departments, which can be quite a complex project, and the preparation time is likely to be about the same as the actual trip. Haihan has a specially formulated action plan and a good communication mechanism, which greatly reduces the time spent in the preparation stage, and can complete the entire process from planning the itinerary to the actual trip in only two or three days.

This ability to operate efficiently is not innate, and was originally designed to meet the needs of high-ranking Haihan officials on temporary business trips. Sometimes they have to go to other areas outside Sanya to deal with some official business, but if they have to wait for ten days and a half months to arrange their trip, then probably the daylily is cold. Therefore, it is imperative to formulate a plan for rapid travel, and then the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will use it for the visit and inspection itinerary of foreign dignitaries after revising and improving the travel plan of senior Haihan officials.

Of course, even if Haihan has an action plan and corresponding experience, such a slightly hasty preparation time will inevitably have some incomplete points. For example, the number of passengers on the North Korean side must be limited to eight, otherwise it will be difficult for the passenger ship to accommodate officials from both sides at the same time. In addition, although this itinerary was chosen by the North Koreans themselves, the visit and inspection items in various places on the way are basically a general model, and no matter who comes, they will see these projects, and it is too late to really tailor the inspection content for Li Wei.

In addition to these travel problems, there are actually some hidden dangers in security work because of this rush. Because it is a temporary task, similar to the entourage and local personnel involved in the reception work, it is often a temporary recruitment organization, and the screening and review process of personnel will be relatively rough, and it is difficult to make the itinerary completely confidential.

If it is a high-ranking official of the Haihan Dynasty, he will activate another set of stricter mechanisms to ensure the personal safety of important people, but the North Korean state has never been active in the south, and no one in the South China Sea seems to be unfavorable to the Korean prince, so the standard of security is to implement the basic level of receiving foreign dignitaries in peacetime, and no special arrangements have been made.

And having said that, Haihan officials may not take the initiative to keep this matter secret. The prince of the Joseon Dynasty traveled thousands of miles to visit and inspect the country of Haihan, which is an excellent propaganda material as long as it is processed a little, and the relevant departments will naturally not easily let go of such an opportunity. The progress of the propaganda department was almost on par with that of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and before Song Yongan handed in the itinerary plan, it was determined that an official and a reporter from the Times would accompany him throughout the trip, so that Li Wei's itinerary could be recorded as soon as possible, and then the manuscript would be sent back to Sanya by telegram, so that the trip could be reported simultaneously in the newspapers issued during this period to ensure its maximum timeliness.

When Li Wei was leisurely studying the Haihan books in the embassy, he didn't know that because of this impromptu itinerary, how many departments and related people had suddenly entered the high-speed operation, preparing for the arrangement of the upcoming departure the next day. Although there may be more than 100 people in the entourage, the number of people who need to be mobilized and cooperate with the travel plan is at least several times that of the entourage.

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In this age of inconvenient transportation and communication, planning and arranging a team's long-distance trip requires iterative coordination between multiple departments, which can be quite a complex project, and the preparation time is likely to be about the same as the actual trip. Haihan has a specially formulated action plan and a good communication mechanism, which greatly reduces the time spent in the preparation stage, and can complete the entire process from planning the itinerary to the actual trip in only two or three days.

This ability to operate efficiently is not innate, and was originally designed to meet the needs of high-ranking Haihan officials on temporary business trips. Sometimes they have to go to other areas outside Sanya to deal with some official business, but if they have to wait for ten days and a half months to arrange their trip, then probably the daylily is cold. Therefore, it is imperative to formulate a plan for rapid travel, and then the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will use it for the visit and inspection itinerary of foreign dignitaries after revising and improving the travel plan of senior Haihan officials.

Of course, even if Haihan has an action plan and corresponding experience, such a slightly hasty preparation time will inevitably have some incomplete points. For example, the number of passengers on the North Korean side must be limited to eight, otherwise it will be difficult for the passenger ship to accommodate officials from both sides at the same time. In addition, although this itinerary was chosen by the North Koreans themselves, the visit and inspection items in various places on the way are basically a general model, and no matter who comes, they will see these projects, and it is too late to really tailor the inspection content for Li Wei.

In addition to these travel problems, there are actually some hidden dangers in security work because of this rush. Because it is a temporary task, similar to the entourage and local personnel involved in the reception work, it is often a temporary recruitment organization, and the screening and review process of personnel will be relatively rough, and it is difficult to make the itinerary completely confidential.

If it is a high-ranking official of the Haihan Dynasty, he will activate another set of stricter mechanisms to ensure the personal safety of important people, but the North Korean state has never been active in the south, and no one in the South China Sea seems to be unfavorable to the Korean prince, so the standard of security is to implement the basic level of receiving foreign dignitaries in peacetime, and no special arrangements have been made.

And having said that, Haihan officials may not take the initiative to keep this matter secret. The prince of the Joseon Dynasty traveled thousands of miles to visit and inspect the country of Haihan, which is an excellent propaganda material as long as it is processed a little, and the relevant departments will naturally not easily let go of such an opportunity. The progress of the propaganda department was almost on par with that of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and before Song Yongan handed in the itinerary plan, it was determined that an official and a reporter from the Times would accompany him throughout the trip, so that Li Wei's itinerary could be recorded as soon as possible, and then the manuscript would be sent back to Sanya by telegram, so that the trip could be reported simultaneously in the newspapers issued during this period to ensure its maximum timeliness.

When Li Wei was leisurely studying the Haihan books in the embassy, he didn't know that because of this impromptu itinerary, how many departments and related people had suddenly entered the high-speed operation, preparing for the arrangement of the upcoming departure the next day. Although there may be more than 100 people in the entourage, the number of people who need to be mobilized and cooperate with the travel plan is at least several times that of the entourage. In this age of inconvenient transportation and communication, planning and arranging a team's long-distance trip requires iterative coordination between multiple departments, which can be quite a complex project, and the preparation time is likely to be about the same as the actual trip. Haihan has a specially formulated action plan and a good communication mechanism, which greatly reduces the time spent in the preparation stage, and can complete the entire process from planning the itinerary to the actual trip in only two or three days.

This ability to operate efficiently is not innate, and was originally designed to meet the needs of high-ranking Haihan officials on temporary business trips. Sometimes they have to go to other areas outside Sanya to deal with some official business, but if they have to wait for ten days and a half months to arrange their trip, then probably the daylily is cold. Therefore, it is imperative to formulate a plan for rapid travel, and then the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will use it for the visit and inspection itinerary of foreign dignitaries after revising and improving the travel plan of senior Haihan officials.

Of course, even if Haihan has an action plan and corresponding experience, such a slightly hasty preparation time will inevitably have some incomplete points. For example, the number of passengers on the North Korean side must be limited to eight, otherwise it will be difficult for the passenger ship to accommodate officials from both sides at the same time. In addition, although this itinerary was chosen by the North Koreans themselves, the visit and inspection items in various places on the way are basically a general model, and no matter who comes, they will see these projects, and it is too late to really tailor the inspection content for Li Wei.

In addition to these travel problems, there are actually some hidden dangers in security work because of this rush. Because it is a temporary task, similar to the entourage and local personnel involved in the reception work, it is often a temporary recruitment organization, and the screening and review process of personnel will be relatively rough, and it is difficult to make the itinerary completely confidential.

If it is a high-ranking official of the Haihan Dynasty, he will activate another set of stricter mechanisms to ensure the personal safety of important people, but the North Korean state has never been active in the south, and no one in the South China Sea seems to be unfavorable to the Korean prince, so the standard of security is to implement the basic level of receiving foreign dignitaries in peacetime, and no special arrangements have been made.

And having said that, Haihan officials may not take the initiative to keep this matter secret. The prince of the Joseon Dynasty traveled thousands of miles to visit and inspect the country of Haihan, which is an excellent propaganda material as long as it is processed a little, and the relevant departments will naturally not easily let go of such an opportunity. The progress of the propaganda department was almost on par with that of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and before Song Yongan handed in the itinerary plan, it was determined that an official and a reporter from the Times would accompany him throughout the trip, so that Li Wei's itinerary could be recorded as soon as possible, and then the manuscript would be sent back to Sanya by telegram, so that the trip could be reported simultaneously in the newspapers issued during this period to ensure its maximum timeliness.

When Li Wei was leisurely studying the Haihan books in the embassy, he didn't know that because of this impromptu itinerary, how many departments and related people had suddenly entered the high-speed operation, preparing for the arrangement of the upcoming departure the next day. Although there may be more than 100 people in the entourage, the number of people who need to be mobilized and cooperate with the travel plan is at least several times that of the entourage. In this age of inconvenient transportation and communication, planning and arranging a team's long-distance trip requires iterative coordination between multiple departments, which can be quite a complex project, and the preparation time is likely to be about the same as the actual trip. Haihan has a specially formulated action plan and a good communication mechanism, which greatly reduces the time spent in the preparation stage, and can complete the entire process from planning the itinerary to the actual trip in only two or three days.

This ability to operate efficiently is not innate, and was originally designed to meet the needs of high-ranking Haihan officials on temporary business trips. Sometimes they have to go to other areas outside Sanya to deal with some official business, but if they have to wait for ten days and a half months to arrange their trip, then probably the daylily is cold. Therefore, it is imperative to formulate a plan for rapid travel, and then the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will use it for the visit and inspection itinerary of foreign dignitaries after revising and improving the travel plan of senior Haihan officials.

Of course, even if Haihan has an action plan and corresponding experience, such a slightly hasty preparation time will inevitably have some incomplete points. For example, the number of passengers on the North Korean side must be limited to eight, otherwise it will be difficult for the passenger ship to accommodate officials from both sides at the same time. In addition, although this itinerary was chosen by the North Koreans themselves, the visit and inspection items in various places on the way are basically a general model, and no matter who comes, they will see these projects, and it is too late to really tailor the inspection content for Li Wei.

In addition to these travel problems, there are actually some hidden dangers in security work because of this rush. Because it is a temporary task, similar to the entourage and local personnel involved in the reception work, it is often a temporary recruitment organization, and the screening and review process of personnel will be relatively rough, and it is difficult to make the itinerary completely confidential.

If it is a high-ranking official of the Haihan Dynasty, he will activate another set of stricter mechanisms to ensure the personal safety of important people, but the North Korean state has never been active in the south, and no one in the South China Sea seems to be unfavorable to the Korean prince, so the standard of security is to implement the basic level of receiving foreign dignitaries in peacetime, and no special arrangements have been made.

And having said that, Haihan officials may not take the initiative to keep this matter secret. The prince of the Joseon Dynasty traveled thousands of miles to visit and inspect the country of Haihan, which is an excellent propaganda material as long as it is processed a little, and the relevant departments will naturally not easily let go of such an opportunity. The progress of the propaganda department was almost on par with that of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and before Song Yongan handed in the itinerary plan, it was determined that an official and a reporter from the Times would accompany him throughout the trip, so that Li Wei's itinerary could be recorded as soon as possible, and then the manuscript would be sent back to Sanya by telegram, so that the trip could be reported simultaneously in the newspapers issued during this period to ensure its maximum timeliness.

When Li Wei was leisurely studying the Haihan books in the embassy, he didn't know that because of this impromptu itinerary, how many departments and related people had suddenly entered the high-speed operation, preparing for the arrangement of the upcoming departure the next day.

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