Achieving foreign expansion through armed crusade, economic trade, cultural export and other ways has always been an important national policy since the founding of the Haihan Dynasty. The Executive Committee has a corresponding plan for what kind of means, at what time period, which areas to control, and what kind of goals to achieve. However, the merchant status of He Li and others limited their vision and source of information, and it was naturally difficult to understand the long-term planning and strategic purpose of Haihan's attack on Liaodong.

But it doesn't matter, Haihan did not arrange for them to come here to recruit them to participate in the war with Houjin, but to inject funds and professionals into Liaodong, provide long-distance transportation capacity, and create a better environment for the development process here. As long as they can be sure that the environment here is safe enough and that the business projects prepared by the Haihan people can bring them good profits in the future, then other things are not so important. As for the future ownership of this place, the nationality of the people, and those things that cannot bring them direct and practical benefits, who really cares?

He Li and the others may understand this truth, but they will definitely not delve into it. Liu Shang knew better, but he did not dare to leak "state secrets" casually. The high-ranking officials of Haihan who really grasp the mystery will not publicize it to the outside world. In order to achieve their own goals in this land, everyone maintains a tacit understanding.

He Li and the others stayed in Sujiabao for the next three days, which was the closest fortress to Jinzhou City, which was occupied by the Later Jin. However, Takahashi Nan did not arrange for them to go out to the vicinity of Jinzhou City again, because Houjin seemed to have noticed Haihan's unusual arrangement.

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Achieving foreign expansion through armed crusade, economic trade, cultural export and other ways has always been an important national policy since the founding of the Haihan Dynasty. The Executive Committee has a corresponding plan for what kind of means, at what time period, which areas to control, and what kind of goals to achieve. However, the merchant status of He Li and others limited their vision and source of information, and it was naturally difficult to understand the long-term planning and strategic purpose of Haihan's attack on Liaodong.

But it doesn't matter, Haihan did not arrange for them to come here to recruit them to participate in the war with Houjin, but to inject funds and professionals into Liaodong, provide long-distance transportation capacity, and create a better environment for the development process here. As long as they can be sure that the environment here is safe enough and that the business projects prepared by the Haihan people can bring them good profits in the future, then other things are not so important. As for the future ownership of this place, the nationality of the people, and those things that cannot bring them direct and practical benefits, who really cares?

He Li and the others may understand this truth, but they will definitely not delve into it. Liu Shang knew better, but he did not dare to leak "state secrets" casually. The high-ranking officials of Haihan who really grasp the mystery will not publicize it to the outside world. In order to achieve their own goals in this land, everyone maintains a tacit understanding.

He Li and the others stayed in Sujiabao for the next three days, which was the closest fortress to Jinzhou City, which was occupied by the Later Jin. However, Takahashi Nan did not arrange for them to go out to the vicinity of Jinzhou City again, because Houjin seemed to have noticed Haihan's unusual arrangement. Achieving foreign expansion through armed crusade, economic trade, cultural export and other ways has always been an important national policy since the founding of the Haihan Dynasty. The Executive Committee has a corresponding plan for what kind of means, at what time period, which areas to control, and what kind of goals to achieve. However, the merchant status of He Li and others limited their vision and source of information, and it was naturally difficult to understand the long-term planning and strategic purpose of Haihan's attack on Liaodong.

But it doesn't matter, Haihan did not arrange for them to come here to recruit them to participate in the war with Houjin, but to inject funds and professionals into Liaodong, provide long-distance transportation capacity, and create a better environment for the development process here. As long as they can be sure that the environment here is safe enough and that the business projects prepared by the Haihan people can bring them good profits in the future, then other things are not so important. As for the future ownership of this place, the nationality of the people, and those things that cannot bring them direct and practical benefits, who really cares?

He Li and the others may understand this truth, but they will definitely not delve into it. Liu Shang knew better, but he did not dare to leak "state secrets" casually. The high-ranking officials of Haihan who really grasp the mystery will not publicize it to the outside world. In order to achieve their own goals in this land, everyone maintains a tacit understanding.

He Li and the others stayed in Sujiabao for the next three days, which was the closest fortress to Jinzhou City, which was occupied by the Later Jin. However, Takahashi Nan did not arrange for them to go out to the vicinity of Jinzhou City again, because Houjin seemed to have noticed Haihan's unusual arrangement. Achieving foreign expansion through armed crusade, economic trade, cultural export and other ways has always been an important national policy since the founding of the Haihan Dynasty. The Executive Committee has a corresponding plan for what kind of means, at what time period, which areas to control, and what kind of goals to achieve. However, the merchant status of He Li and others limited their vision and source of information, and it was naturally difficult to understand the long-term planning and strategic purpose of Haihan's attack on Liaodong.

But it doesn't matter, Haihan did not arrange for them to come here to recruit them to participate in the war with Houjin, but to inject funds and professionals into Liaodong, provide long-distance transportation capacity, and create a better environment for the development process here. As long as they can be sure that the environment here is safe enough and that the business projects prepared by the Haihan people can bring them good profits in the future, then other things are not so important. As for the future ownership of this place, the nationality of the people, and those things that cannot bring them direct and practical benefits, who really cares?

He Li and the others may understand this truth, but they will definitely not delve into it. Liu Shang knew better, but he did not dare to leak "state secrets" casually. The high-ranking officials of Haihan who really grasp the mystery will not publicize it to the outside world. In order to achieve their own goals in this land, everyone maintains a tacit understanding.

He Li and the others stayed in Sujiabao for the next three days, which was the closest fortress to Jinzhou City, which was occupied by the Later Jin. However, Takahashi Nan did not arrange for them to go out to the vicinity of Jinzhou City again, because Houjin seemed to have noticed Haihan's unusual arrangement. Achieving foreign expansion through armed crusade, economic trade, cultural export and other ways has always been an important national policy since the founding of the Haihan Dynasty. The Executive Committee has a corresponding plan for what kind of means, at what time period, which areas to control, and what kind of goals to achieve. However, the merchant status of He Li and others limited their vision and source of information, and it was naturally difficult to understand the long-term planning and strategic purpose of Haihan's attack on Liaodong.

But it doesn't matter, Haihan did not arrange for them to come here to recruit them to participate in the war with Houjin, but to inject funds and professionals into Liaodong, provide long-distance transportation capacity, and create a better environment for the development process here. As long as they can be sure that the environment here is safe enough and that the business projects prepared by the Haihan people can bring them good profits in the future, then other things are not so important. As for the future ownership of this place, the nationality of the people, and those things that cannot bring them direct and practical benefits, who really cares?

He Li and the others may understand this truth, but they will definitely not delve into it. Liu Shang knew better, but he did not dare to leak "state secrets" casually. The high-ranking officials of Haihan who really grasp the mystery will not publicize it to the outside world. In order to achieve their own goals in this land, everyone maintains a tacit understanding.

He Li and the others stayed in Sujiabao for the next three days, which was the closest fortress to Jinzhou City, which was occupied by the Later Jin. However, Takahashi Nan did not arrange for them to go out to the vicinity of Jinzhou City again, because Houjin seemed to have noticed Haihan's unusual arrangement. Achieving foreign expansion through armed crusade, economic trade, cultural export and other ways has always been an important national policy since the founding of the Haihan Dynasty. The Executive Committee has a corresponding plan for what kind of means, at what time period, which areas to control, and what kind of goals to achieve. However, the merchant status of He Li and others limited their vision and source of information, and it was naturally difficult to understand the long-term planning and strategic purpose of Haihan's attack on Liaodong.

But it doesn't matter, Haihan did not arrange for them to come here to recruit them to participate in the war with Houjin, but to inject funds and professionals into Liaodong, provide long-distance transportation capacity, and create a better environment for the development process here. As long as they can be sure that the environment here is safe enough and that the business projects prepared by the Haihan people can bring them good profits in the future, then other things are not so important. As for the future ownership of this place, the nationality of the people, and those things that cannot bring them direct and practical benefits, who really cares?

He Li and the others may understand this truth, but they will definitely not delve into it. Liu Shang knew better, but he did not dare to leak "state secrets" casually. The high-ranking officials of Haihan who really grasp the mystery will not publicize it to the outside world. In order to achieve their own goals in this land, everyone maintains a tacit understanding.

He Li and the others stayed in Sujiabao for the next three days, which was the closest fortress to Jinzhou City, which was occupied by the Later Jin. However, Takahashi Nan did not arrange for them to go out to the vicinity of Jinzhou City again, because Houjin seemed to have noticed Haihan's unusual arrangement. Achieving foreign expansion through armed crusade, economic trade, cultural export and other ways has always been an important national policy since the founding of the Haihan Dynasty. The Executive Committee has a corresponding plan for what kind of means, at what time period, which areas to control, and what kind of goals to achieve. However, the merchant status of He Li and others limited their vision and source of information, and it was naturally difficult to understand the long-term planning and strategic purpose of Haihan's attack on Liaodong.

But it doesn't matter, Haihan did not arrange for them to come here to recruit them to participate in the war with Houjin, but to inject funds and professionals into Liaodong, provide long-distance transportation capacity, and create a better environment for the development process here. As long as they can be sure that the environment here is safe enough and that the business projects prepared by the Haihan people can bring them good profits in the future, then other things are not so important. As for the future ownership of this place, the nationality of the people, and those things that cannot bring them direct and practical benefits, who really cares?

He Li and the others may understand this truth, but they will definitely not delve into it. Liu Shang knew better, but he did not dare to leak "state secrets" casually. The high-ranking officials of Haihan who really grasp the mystery will not publicize it to the outside world. In order to achieve their own goals in this land, everyone maintains a tacit understanding.

He Li and the others stayed in Sujiabao for the next three days, which was the closest fortress to Jinzhou City, which was occupied by the Later Jin. However, Takahashi Nan did not arrange for them to go out to the vicinity of Jinzhou City again, because Houjin seemed to have noticed Haihan's unusual arrangement. Achieving foreign expansion through armed crusade, economic trade, cultural export and other ways has always been an important national policy since the founding of the Haihan Dynasty. The Executive Committee has a corresponding plan for what kind of means, at what time period, which areas to control, and what kind of goals to achieve. However, the merchant status of He Li and others limited their vision and source of information, and it was naturally difficult to understand the long-term planning and strategic purpose of Haihan's attack on Liaodong.

But it doesn't matter, Haihan did not arrange for them to come here to recruit them to participate in the war with Houjin, but to inject funds and professionals into Liaodong, provide long-distance transportation capacity, and create a better environment for the development process here. As long as they can be sure that the environment here is safe enough and that the business projects prepared by the Haihan people can bring them good profits in the future, then other things are not so important. As for the future ownership of this place, the nationality of the people, and those things that cannot bring them direct and practical benefits, who really cares?

He Li and the others may understand this truth, but they will definitely not delve into it. Liu Shang knew better, but he did not dare to leak "state secrets" casually. The high-ranking officials of Haihan who really grasp the mystery will not publicize it to the outside world. In order to achieve their own goals in this land, everyone maintains a tacit understanding.