After dinner, the Shen uncle and nephew continued to talk at night to discuss the arrangement of relocation. The more than 10,000 people on the island are not much, but to move across the sea to settle in Liaodong as a whole, there are really a lot of pots and jars that need to be taken away, and not all of them can be moved away in a few days. Which people should be sent to Liaodong to play the front station, which people should stay on Phi Island to finish, how to coordinate the shipping schedule and immigration batches with Haihan, and what material support Haihan needs to provide in the process, all of which need to be prepared in advance to draw up the details and set the regulations, and communicate with Haihan.

Shen Zhixiang was afraid that things would change, and he did not dare to delay more in Phi Dao, so he set off early the next morning to return to Liaodong. Shen Shikui sent him to the dock, and when he left, he specially advised: "After you go back, you will explore the Haihan people's mouth, and see if you can send some of the Shen clan to settle in the south, and it would be best if you could go to Sanya." I heard that the Haihan people like to recruit young talents with backgrounds in the Ming Dynasty to study in government academies in Sanya, see if you can go this way, and pick a few clever children in the clan to send them over. ”

Shen Zhixiang said: "What does my uncle mean...... So that Haihan can feel at ease?"

Shen Shikui nodded and said, "The Haihan people know that our Shen family's foundation is in Liaodong, if we don't take the initiative to send some descendants to the south, how can we reassure them?"

Shen Zhixiang pondered for a moment, and then nodded heavily, which can be regarded as a matter of urgency. Although he wanted to take refuge in Haihan, it was related to the future of the Shen family, and he still had to be cautious in dealing with it. In fact, Shen Shikui has mentioned this matter a long time ago, but Dongjiang Town has not found a suitable time to take the initiative to propose it to Haihan, and the cooperative relationship between the two sides wants to go further, so this should be a hurdle that cannot be bypassed. Sending a few juniors to the south to be protons is actually far more symbolic than practical, but both sides understand that this is originally a ceremony that can be recognized by each other, as long as the meaning is reached. Shen Zhixiang believes that Haihan will not refuse Dongjiang Town's initiative to make such a request, and only need to think about the wording at the moment.

In early April, the migration of people from Phi Dao to the Haihan-occupied area in the southern part of the Liaodong Peninsula finally began. Although the total number of migrants is probably less than 20,000, this is the largest maritime migration in Northeast Asia in the last two or three years. In addition to the more than 20 sailing ships provided by the Haihan military, dozens of large and small sailing ships owned by Dongjiang Town also participated in this transportation mission, and even a few warships temporarily played the role of transport ships.

Although the General Military Office has informed the people of the plan to return to Liaodong, there are still many people who have doubts about whether their lives will be stable after returning to Liaodong. They were not worried that Haihan would keep his promise to give a place to house himself and his family, but that they were afraid that the Jin army, which was said to have been beaten back to Jinzhou City and could not be closed, would launch a counterattack again. Even if the Haihan army's achievements are there, many people still insist that the Houjin Iron Cavalry is irresistible and will lose to Haihan before, just because its troops are not enough to support a battle of this scale. Once the other side recovers from the defeat, the other side can gather tens of thousands of troops to counterattack, and it is difficult to say whether Haihan can stop the Houjin army at that time.

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After dinner, the Shen uncle and nephew continued to talk at night to discuss the arrangement of relocation. The more than 10,000 people on the island are not much, but to move across the sea to settle in Liaodong as a whole, there are really a lot of pots and jars that need to be taken away, and not all of them can be moved away in a few days. Which people should be sent to Liaodong to play the front station, which people should stay on Phi Island to finish, how to coordinate the shipping schedule and immigration batches with Haihan, and what material support Haihan needs to provide in the process, all of which need to be prepared in advance to draw up the details and set the regulations, and communicate with Haihan.

Shen Zhixiang was afraid that things would change, and he did not dare to delay more in Phi Dao, so he set off early the next morning to return to Liaodong. Shen Shikui sent him to the dock, and when he left, he specially advised: "After you go back, you will explore the Haihan people's mouth, and see if you can send some of the Shen clan to settle in the south, and it would be best if you could go to Sanya." I heard that the Haihan people like to recruit young talents with backgrounds in the Ming Dynasty to study in government academies in Sanya, see if you can go this way, and pick a few clever children in the clan to send them over. ”

Shen Zhixiang said: "What does my uncle mean...... So that Haihan can feel at ease?"

Shen Shikui nodded and said, "The Haihan people know that our Shen family's foundation is in Liaodong, if we don't take the initiative to send some descendants to the south, how can we reassure them?"

Shen Zhixiang pondered for a moment, and then nodded heavily, which can be regarded as a matter of urgency. Although he wanted to take refuge in Haihan, it was related to the future of the Shen family, and he still had to be cautious in dealing with it. In fact, Shen Shikui has mentioned this matter a long time ago, but Dongjiang Town has not found a suitable time to take the initiative to propose it to Haihan, and the cooperative relationship between the two sides wants to go further, so this should be a hurdle that cannot be bypassed. Sending a few juniors to the south to be protons is actually far more symbolic than practical, but both sides understand that this is originally a ceremony that can be recognized by each other, as long as the meaning is reached. Shen Zhixiang believes that Haihan will not refuse Dongjiang Town's initiative to make such a request, and only need to think about the wording at the moment.

In early April, the migration of people from Phi Dao to the Haihan-occupied area in the southern part of the Liaodong Peninsula finally began. Although the total number of migrants is probably less than 20,000, this is the largest maritime migration in Northeast Asia in the last two or three years. In addition to the more than 20 sailing ships provided by the Haihan military, dozens of large and small sailing ships owned by Dongjiang Town also participated in this transportation mission, and even a few warships temporarily played the role of transport ships.

Although the General Military Office has informed the people of the plan to return to Liaodong, there are still many people who have doubts about whether their lives will be stable after returning to Liaodong. They were not worried that Haihan would keep his promise to give a place to house himself and his family, but that they were afraid that the Jin army, which was said to have been beaten back to Jinzhou City and could not be closed, would launch a counterattack again. Even if the Haihan army's achievements are there, many people still insist that the Houjin Iron Cavalry is irresistible and will lose to Haihan before, just because its troops are not enough to support a battle of this scale. Once the other side recovers from the defeat, the other side can gather tens of thousands of troops to counterattack, and it is difficult to say whether Haihan can stop the Houjin army at that time. After dinner, the Shen uncle and nephew continued to talk at night to discuss the arrangement of relocation. The more than 10,000 people on the island are not much, but to move across the sea to settle in Liaodong as a whole, there are really a lot of pots and jars that need to be taken away, and not all of them can be moved away in a few days. Which people should be sent to Liaodong to play the front station, which people should stay on Phi Island to finish, how to coordinate the shipping schedule and immigration batches with Haihan, and what material support Haihan needs to provide in the process, all of which need to be prepared in advance to draw up the details and set the regulations, and communicate with Haihan.

Shen Zhixiang was afraid that things would change, and he did not dare to delay more in Phi Dao, so he set off early the next morning to return to Liaodong. Shen Shikui sent him to the dock, and when he left, he specially advised: "After you go back, you will explore the Haihan people's mouth, and see if you can send some of the Shen clan to settle in the south, and it would be best if you could go to Sanya." I heard that the Haihan people like to recruit young talents with backgrounds in the Ming Dynasty to study in government academies in Sanya, see if you can go this way, and pick a few clever children in the clan to send them over. ”

Shen Zhixiang said: "What does my uncle mean...... So that Haihan can feel at ease?"

Shen Shikui nodded and said, "The Haihan people know that our Shen family's foundation is in Liaodong, if we don't take the initiative to send some descendants to the south, how can we reassure them?"

Shen Zhixiang pondered for a moment, and then nodded heavily, which can be regarded as a matter of urgency. Although he wanted to take refuge in Haihan, it was related to the future of the Shen family, and he still had to be cautious in dealing with it. In fact, Shen Shikui has mentioned this matter a long time ago, but Dongjiang Town has not found a suitable time to take the initiative to propose it to Haihan, and the cooperative relationship between the two sides wants to go further, so this should be a hurdle that cannot be bypassed. Sending a few juniors to the south to be protons is actually far more symbolic than practical, but both sides understand that this is originally a ceremony that can be recognized by each other, as long as the meaning is reached. Shen Zhixiang believes that Haihan will not refuse Dongjiang Town's initiative to make such a request, and only need to think about the wording at the moment.

In early April, the migration of people from Phi Dao to the Haihan-occupied area in the southern part of the Liaodong Peninsula finally began. Although the total number of migrants is probably less than 20,000, this is the largest maritime migration in Northeast Asia in the last two or three years. In addition to the more than 20 sailing ships provided by the Haihan military, dozens of large and small sailing ships owned by Dongjiang Town also participated in this transportation mission, and even a few warships temporarily played the role of transport ships.

Although the General Military Office has informed the people of the plan to return to Liaodong, there are still many people who have doubts about whether their lives will be stable after returning to Liaodong. They were not worried that Haihan would keep his promise to give a place to house himself and his family, but that they were afraid that the Jin army, which was said to have been beaten back to Jinzhou City and could not be closed, would launch a counterattack again. Even if the Haihan army's achievements are there, many people still insist that the Houjin Iron Cavalry is irresistible and will lose to Haihan before, just because its troops are not enough to support a battle of this scale. Once the other side recovers from the defeat, the other side can gather tens of thousands of troops to counterattack, and it is difficult to say whether Haihan can stop the Houjin army at that time. After dinner, the Shen uncle and nephew continued to talk at night to discuss the arrangement of relocation. The more than 10,000 people on the island are not much, but to move across the sea to settle in Liaodong as a whole, there are really a lot of pots and jars that need to be taken away, and not all of them can be moved away in a few days. Which people should be sent to Liaodong to play the front station, which people should stay on Phi Island to finish, how to coordinate the shipping schedule and immigration batches with Haihan, and what material support Haihan needs to provide in the process, all of which need to be prepared in advance to draw up the details and set the regulations, and communicate with Haihan.

Shen Zhixiang was afraid that things would change, and he did not dare to delay more in Phi Dao, so he set off early the next morning to return to Liaodong. Shen Shikui sent him to the dock, and when he left, he specially advised: "After you go back, you will explore the Haihan people's mouth, and see if you can send some of the Shen clan to settle in the south, and it would be best if you could go to Sanya." I heard that the Haihan people like to recruit young talents with backgrounds in the Ming Dynasty to study in government academies in Sanya, see if you can go this way, and pick a few clever children in the clan to send them over. ”

Shen Zhixiang said: "What does my uncle mean...... So that Haihan can feel at ease?"

Shen Shikui nodded and said, "The Haihan people know that our Shen family's foundation is in Liaodong, if we don't take the initiative to send some descendants to the south, how can we reassure them?"

Shen Zhixiang pondered for a moment, and then nodded heavily, which can be regarded as a matter of urgency. Although he wanted to take refuge in Haihan, it was related to the future of the Shen family, and he still had to be cautious in dealing with it. In fact, Shen Shikui has mentioned this matter a long time ago, but Dongjiang Town has not found a suitable time to take the initiative to propose it to Haihan, and the cooperative relationship between the two sides wants to go further, so this should be a hurdle that cannot be bypassed. Sending a few juniors to the south to be protons is actually far more symbolic than practical, but both sides understand that this is originally a ceremony that can be recognized by each other, as long as the meaning is reached. Shen Zhixiang believes that Haihan will not refuse Dongjiang Town's initiative to make such a request, and only need to think about the wording at the moment.

In early April, the migration of people from Phi Dao to the Haihan-occupied area in the southern part of the Liaodong Peninsula finally began. Although the total number of migrants is probably less than 20,000, this is the largest maritime migration in Northeast Asia in the last two or three years. In addition to the more than 20 sailing ships provided by the Haihan military, dozens of large and small sailing ships owned by Dongjiang Town also participated in this transportation mission, and even a few warships temporarily played the role of transport ships.

Although the General Military Office has informed the people of the plan to return to Liaodong, there are still many people who have doubts about whether their lives will be stable after returning to Liaodong. They were not worried that Haihan would keep his promise to give a place to house himself and his family, but that they were afraid that the Jin army, which was said to have been beaten back to Jinzhou City and could not be closed, would launch a counterattack again. Even if the Haihan army's achievements are there, many people still insist that the Houjin Iron Cavalry is irresistible and will lose to Haihan before, just because its troops are not enough to support a battle of this scale. Once the other side recovers from the defeat, the other side can gather tens of thousands of troops to counterattack, and it is difficult to say whether Haihan can stop the Houjin army at that time.

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