Bai Kesi does not talk about the overall integration, but only talks about the separation of the military and the people, which may be a relatively acceptable arrangement for Dongjiang Town. Although in the process of this process, Dongjiang Town had to surrender the command of the army and the administrative and judicial power of the military garrison, at least nominally, the establishment of Dongjiang Town could continue to be preserved. Of course, Shen Zhixiang also understood that the Haihan people were not doing this with kindness, but to use the banner of Dongjiang Town to complete their plan to contact the high-level of the Ming court.

It is precisely because of this that Shen Zhixiang's uneasy mood that he had been worried about a few days ago finally calmed down. He was originally very worried about whether Haihan would be dissatisfied with the unsatisfactory performance of the Phi Dao Army on the battlefield, but since Haihan was willing to continue to promote the relocation of the military and civilians of Dongjiang Town to Liaodong in accordance with the agreement agreed in advance, and also sent a senior official at the level of executive committee to preside over the matter, it was enough to show how much Haihan attached importance to this cooperation. Being able to have the opportunity to return to the Liaodong Continent, Shen Zhixiang believes that the vast majority of the military and civilians in Dongjiang Town will not care so much about whether the General Military Government or the Haihan people will have the final say in the future.

Shen Zhixiang did not have much to say about the relocation and resettlement plan proposed by Bai Kesi, Haihan had extremely rich experience in immigration, and he was far more thoughtful in details than Dongjiang Town, where the military was in charge. According to Haihan's arrangement, if the sea transport capacity of the two sides in the Yellow Sea is added together, it will be enough to complete the population migration task within one month. Before that, he probably had to go back to Phi Dao and inform Shen Shikui in detail of the results of the discussions, and he would organize the preparations locally, while Shen Zhixiang would be responsible for accepting the resettlement migrants on the Liaodong side.

Bai Kesi was very satisfied with Shen Zhixiang's 100% cooperative attitude, since Shen Zhixiang did not raise any objections, then the plan prepared by Haihan would be used as a blueprint for the next migration action, which could save a lot of unnecessary trouble. The negotiation process, which I thought would be a bit of a twist and turn, went unexpectedly smoothly.

At the request of Haihan, Shen Zhixiang temporarily handed over the command to his adjutant, and then rushed back to Phi Dao with several personal soldiers to report the news. In order to let him go and return quickly, Haihan also specially dispatched a fast sailing ship to act as a mission-limited transportation vehicle, responsible for Shen Zhixiang's pick-up and drop-off tasks.

Almost at the same time, Sha Xi, who was sitting in Lushun, also received a notice from the front line, asking him to arrange manpower as soon as possible to go to the area demarcated for Dongjiang Town in the northwest of Lushun to survey the boundary. Fearing that Dongjiang Town would resist Haihan's plan, there was little preparation work on the ground, and even the demarcation of the border was not implemented until the plan was finalized through negotiations.

After Shaxi got the news, he didn't delay at all, and immediately sent someone over. He was so concerned about the migration from Phi Dao that he was mainly concerned about labor. Since the other party is willing to accept Haihan's resettlement plan, then Shaxi will naturally try to dig up a group of people from the military families in Dongjiang Town to Lushun to serve as cheap labor, so as to solve the urgent need of the serious shortage of local labor. Of course, as for things like setting up camps, they can only wait for the people from Dongjiang Town to come and do it themselves, and Sha Xi doesn't have so many idle people to work for them.

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Bai Kesi does not talk about the overall integration, but only talks about the separation of the military and the people, which may be a relatively acceptable arrangement for Dongjiang Town. Although in the process of this process, Dongjiang Town had to surrender the command of the army and the administrative and judicial power of the military garrison, at least nominally, the establishment of Dongjiang Town could continue to be preserved. Of course, Shen Zhixiang also understood that the Haihan people were not doing this with kindness, but to use the banner of Dongjiang Town to complete their plan to contact the high-level of the Ming court.

It is precisely because of this that Shen Zhixiang's uneasy mood that he had been worried about a few days ago finally calmed down. He was originally very worried about whether Haihan would be dissatisfied with the unsatisfactory performance of the Phi Dao Army on the battlefield, but since Haihan was willing to continue to promote the relocation of the military and civilians of Dongjiang Town to Liaodong in accordance with the agreement agreed in advance, and also sent a senior official at the level of executive committee to preside over the matter, it was enough to show how much Haihan attached importance to this cooperation. Being able to have the opportunity to return to the Liaodong Continent, Shen Zhixiang believes that the vast majority of the military and civilians in Dongjiang Town will not care so much about whether the General Military Government or the Haihan people will have the final say in the future.

Shen Zhixiang did not have much to say about the relocation and resettlement plan proposed by Bai Kesi, Haihan had extremely rich experience in immigration, and he was far more thoughtful in details than Dongjiang Town, where the military was in charge. According to Haihan's arrangement, if the sea transport capacity of the two sides in the Yellow Sea is added together, it will be enough to complete the population migration task within one month. Before that, he probably had to go back to Phi Dao and inform Shen Shikui in detail of the results of the discussions, and he would organize the preparations locally, while Shen Zhixiang would be responsible for accepting the resettlement migrants on the Liaodong side.

Bai Kesi was very satisfied with Shen Zhixiang's 100% cooperative attitude, since Shen Zhixiang did not raise any objections, then the plan prepared by Haihan would be used as a blueprint for the next migration action, which could save a lot of unnecessary trouble. The negotiation process, which I thought would be a bit of a twist and turn, went unexpectedly smoothly.

At the request of Haihan, Shen Zhixiang temporarily handed over the command to his adjutant, and then rushed back to Phi Dao with several personal soldiers to report the news. In order to let him go and return quickly, Haihan also specially dispatched a fast sailing ship to act as a mission-limited transportation vehicle, responsible for Shen Zhixiang's pick-up and drop-off tasks.

Almost at the same time, Sha Xi, who was sitting in Lushun, also received a notice from the front line, asking him to arrange manpower as soon as possible to go to the area demarcated for Dongjiang Town in the northwest of Lushun to survey the boundary. Fearing that Dongjiang Town would resist Haihan's plan, there was little preparation work on the ground, and even the demarcation of the border was not implemented until the plan was finalized through negotiations.

After Shaxi got the news, he didn't delay at all, and immediately sent someone over. He was so concerned about the migration from Phi Dao that he was mainly concerned about labor. Since the other party is willing to accept Haihan's resettlement plan, then Shaxi will naturally try to dig up a group of people from the military families in Dongjiang Town to Lushun to serve as cheap labor, so as to solve the urgent need of the serious shortage of local labor. Of course, as for things like setting up camps, they can only wait for the people from Dongjiang Town to come and do it themselves, and Sha Xi doesn't have so many idle people to work for them. Bai Kesi does not talk about the overall integration, but only talks about the separation of the military and the people, which may be a relatively acceptable arrangement for Dongjiang Town. Although in the process of this process, Dongjiang Town had to surrender the command of the army and the administrative and judicial power of the military garrison, at least nominally, the establishment of Dongjiang Town could continue to be preserved. Of course, Shen Zhixiang also understood that the Haihan people were not doing this with kindness, but to use the banner of Dongjiang Town to complete their plan to contact the high-level of the Ming court.

It is precisely because of this that Shen Zhixiang's uneasy mood that he had been worried about a few days ago finally calmed down. He was originally very worried about whether Haihan would be dissatisfied with the unsatisfactory performance of the Phi Dao Army on the battlefield, but since Haihan was willing to continue to promote the relocation of the military and civilians of Dongjiang Town to Liaodong in accordance with the agreement agreed in advance, and also sent a senior official at the level of executive committee to preside over the matter, it was enough to show how much Haihan attached importance to this cooperation. Being able to have the opportunity to return to the Liaodong Continent, Shen Zhixiang believes that the vast majority of the military and civilians in Dongjiang Town will not care so much about whether the General Military Government or the Haihan people will have the final say in the future.

Shen Zhixiang did not have much to say about the relocation and resettlement plan proposed by Bai Kesi, Haihan had extremely rich experience in immigration, and he was far more thoughtful in details than Dongjiang Town, where the military was in charge. According to Haihan's arrangement, if the sea transport capacity of the two sides in the Yellow Sea is added together, it will be enough to complete the population migration task within one month. Before that, he probably had to go back to Phi Dao and inform Shen Shikui in detail of the results of the discussions, and he would organize the preparations locally, while Shen Zhixiang would be responsible for accepting the resettlement migrants on the Liaodong side.

Bai Kesi was very satisfied with Shen Zhixiang's 100% cooperative attitude, since Shen Zhixiang did not raise any objections, then the plan prepared by Haihan would be used as a blueprint for the next migration action, which could save a lot of unnecessary trouble. The negotiation process, which I thought would be a bit of a twist and turn, went unexpectedly smoothly.

At the request of Haihan, Shen Zhixiang temporarily handed over the command to his adjutant, and then rushed back to Phi Dao with several personal soldiers to report the news. In order to let him go and return quickly, Haihan also specially dispatched a fast sailing ship to act as a mission-limited transportation vehicle, responsible for Shen Zhixiang's pick-up and drop-off tasks.

Almost at the same time, Sha Xi, who was sitting in Lushun, also received a notice from the front line, asking him to arrange manpower as soon as possible to go to the area demarcated for Dongjiang Town in the northwest of Lushun to survey the boundary. Fearing that Dongjiang Town would resist Haihan's plan, there was little preparation work on the ground, and even the demarcation of the border was not implemented until the plan was finalized through negotiations.

After Shaxi got the news, he didn't delay at all, and immediately sent someone over. He was so concerned about the migration from Phi Dao that he was mainly concerned about labor. Since the other party is willing to accept Haihan's resettlement plan, then Shaxi will naturally try to dig up a group of people from the military families in Dongjiang Town to Lushun to serve as cheap labor, so as to solve the urgent need of the serious shortage of local labor. Of course, as for things like setting up camps, they can only wait for the people from Dongjiang Town to come and do it themselves, and Sha Xi doesn't have so many idle people to work for them. Bai Kesi does not talk about the overall integration, but only talks about the separation of the military and the people, which may be a relatively acceptable arrangement for Dongjiang Town. Although in the process of this process, Dongjiang Town had to surrender the command of the army and the administrative and judicial power of the military garrison, at least nominally, the establishment of Dongjiang Town could continue to be preserved. Of course, Shen Zhixiang also understood that the Haihan people were not doing this with kindness, but to use the banner of Dongjiang Town to complete their plan to contact the high-level of the Ming court.

It is precisely because of this that Shen Zhixiang's uneasy mood that he had been worried about a few days ago finally calmed down. He was originally very worried about whether Haihan would be dissatisfied with the unsatisfactory performance of the Phi Dao Army on the battlefield, but since Haihan was willing to continue to promote the relocation of the military and civilians of Dongjiang Town to Liaodong in accordance with the agreement agreed in advance, and also sent a senior official at the level of executive committee to preside over the matter, it was enough to show how much Haihan attached importance to this cooperation. Being able to have the opportunity to return to the Liaodong Continent, Shen Zhixiang believes that the vast majority of the military and civilians in Dongjiang Town will not care so much about whether the General Military Government or the Haihan people will have the final say in the future.

Shen Zhixiang did not have much to say about the relocation and resettlement plan proposed by Bai Kesi, Haihan had extremely rich experience in immigration, and he was far more thoughtful in details than Dongjiang Town, where the military was in charge. According to Haihan's arrangement, if the sea transport capacity of the two sides in the Yellow Sea is added together, it will be enough to complete the population migration task within one month. Before that, he probably had to go back to Phi Dao and inform Shen Shikui in detail of the results of the discussions, and he would organize the preparations locally, while Shen Zhixiang would be responsible for accepting the resettlement migrants on the Liaodong side.

Bai Kesi was very satisfied with Shen Zhixiang's 100% cooperative attitude, since Shen Zhixiang did not raise any objections, then the plan prepared by Haihan would be used as a blueprint for the next migration action, which could save a lot of unnecessary trouble. The negotiation process, which I thought would be a bit of a twist and turn, went unexpectedly smoothly.

At the request of Haihan, Shen Zhixiang temporarily handed over the command to his adjutant, and then rushed back to Phi Dao with several personal soldiers to report the news. In order to let him go and return quickly, Haihan also specially dispatched a fast sailing ship to act as a mission-limited transportation vehicle, responsible for Shen Zhixiang's pick-up and drop-off tasks.

Almost at the same time, Sha Xi, who was sitting in Lushun, also received a notice from the front line, asking him to arrange manpower as soon as possible to go to the area demarcated for Dongjiang Town in the northwest of Lushun to survey the boundary. Fearing that Dongjiang Town would resist Haihan's plan, there was little preparation work on the ground, and even the demarcation of the border was not implemented until the plan was finalized through negotiations.

After Shaxi got the news, he didn't delay at all, and immediately sent someone over. He was so concerned about the migration from Phi Dao that he was mainly concerned about labor. Since the other party is willing to accept Haihan's resettlement plan, then Shaxi will naturally try to dig up a group of people from the military families in Dongjiang Town to Lushun to serve as cheap labor, so as to solve the urgent need of the serious shortage of local labor. Of course, as for things like setting up camps, they can only wait for the people from Dongjiang Town to come and do it themselves, and Sha Xi doesn't have so many idle people to work for them.

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