Although it is inconvenient for the military to take the initiative to meddle in local affairs, the environment in Liaodong is rather special, and all aspects of work must rely on the help and cooperation of the military to promote it. Including the matter of attracting investment, the military has been following up, and even Shaxi has not deliberately excluded the military. Since Li Nai took the initiative to come to the headquarters, Qian Tiandun naturally wanted to take this opportunity to inquire for Sha Xi about the attitude of the Fuguang businessmen who were traveling with him to invest in Liaodong and participate in the development. As for Li Nai's own attitude, there is no need to waste saliva and ask carefully.

"As long as the manpower is solved, money is not an issue. Before Li Nai came to the front line, he had already seen the current situation of Haihan in the area controlled by Liaodong, and he also saw very clearly the problems and shortcomings faced by Haihan, and pointed out the key points with a sharp point.

For these Fuguang businessmen, the only problem with Haihan's Liaodong development plan was human resources. In such a large area, there are only more than 10,000 people including the garrison, and a considerable part of the labor force is invested in the front line to build fortifications, which is not good news for businessmen who want to invest in the local area. As Li Nai summed up, money can be invested, but Haihan has to provide corresponding manpower guarantees, otherwise these funds might as well be used to invest in the colonies of the South China Sea, after all, the southern Ming Dynasty has much looser control over population export, as long as enough benefits are given, some people are naturally willing to go overseas to open up wasteland, and there is no need to worry too much about manpower.

"We already have a preliminary solution to this problem. We were discussing this before you came in. Qian Tiandun responded: "There is still a large Han population in the enemy-occupied area of Liaodong, which is a potential human resource for us, and trying to rescue these Han people to the south can not only strike at the enemy, but also enrich the local population, what do you think?"

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Although it is inconvenient for the military to take the initiative to meddle in local affairs, the environment in Liaodong is rather special, and all aspects of work must rely on the help and cooperation of the military to promote it. Including the matter of attracting investment, the military has been following up, and even Shaxi has not deliberately excluded the military. Since Li Nai took the initiative to come to the headquarters, Qian Tiandun naturally wanted to take this opportunity to inquire for Sha Xi about the attitude of the Fuguang businessmen who were traveling with him to invest in Liaodong and participate in the development. As for Li Nai's own attitude, there is no need to waste saliva and ask carefully.

"As long as the manpower is solved, money is not an issue. Before Li Nai came to the front line, he had already seen the current situation of Haihan in the area controlled by Liaodong, and he also saw very clearly the problems and shortcomings faced by Haihan, and pointed out the key points with a sharp point.

For these Fuguang businessmen, the only problem with Haihan's Liaodong development plan was human resources. In such a large area, there are only more than 10,000 people including the garrison, and a considerable part of the labor force is invested in the front line to build fortifications, which is not good news for businessmen who want to invest in the local area. As Li Nai summed up, money can be invested, but Haihan has to provide corresponding manpower guarantees, otherwise these funds might as well be used to invest in the colonies of the South China Sea, after all, the southern Ming Dynasty has much looser control over population export, as long as enough benefits are given, some people are naturally willing to go overseas to open up wasteland, and there is no need to worry too much about manpower.

"We already have a preliminary solution to this problem. We were discussing this before you came in. Qian Tiandun responded: "There is still a large Han population in the enemy-occupied areas of Liaodong, which is a potential human resource for us, and trying to rescue these Han people to the south can not only strike at the enemy, but also enrich the local population, what do you think?" Qian Tiandun invited Li Nai in, of course, it was not entirely for idle chat, although it is inconvenient for the military to take the initiative to meddle in local affairs, but the environment here in Liaodong is relatively special, and all aspects of work must rely on the help and cooperation of the military to promote it. Including the matter of attracting investment, the military has been following up, and even Shaxi has not deliberately excluded the military. Since Li Nai took the initiative to come to the headquarters, Qian Tiandun naturally wanted to take this opportunity to inquire for Sha Xi about the attitude of the Fuguang businessmen who were traveling with him to invest in Liaodong and participate in the development. As for Li Nai's own attitude, there is no need to waste saliva and ask carefully.

"As long as the manpower is solved, money is not an issue. Before Li Nai came to the front line, he had already seen the current situation of Haihan in the area controlled by Liaodong, and he also saw very clearly the problems and shortcomings faced by Haihan, and pointed out the key points with a sharp point.

For these Fuguang businessmen, the only problem with Haihan's Liaodong development plan was human resources. In such a large area, there are only more than 10,000 people including the garrison, and a considerable part of the labor force is invested in the front line to build fortifications, which is not good news for businessmen who want to invest in the local area. As Li Nai summed up, money can be invested, but Haihan has to provide corresponding manpower guarantees, otherwise these funds might as well be used to invest in the colonies of the South China Sea, after all, the southern Ming Dynasty has much looser control over population export, as long as enough benefits are given, some people are naturally willing to go overseas to open up wasteland, and there is no need to worry too much about manpower.

"We already have a preliminary solution to this problem. We were discussing this before you came in. Qian Tiandun responded: "There is still a large Han population in the enemy-occupied areas of Liaodong, which is a potential human resource for us, and trying to rescue these Han people to the south can not only strike at the enemy, but also enrich the local population, what do you think?" Qian Tiandun invited Li Nai in, of course, it was not entirely for idle chat, although it is inconvenient for the military to take the initiative to meddle in local affairs, but the environment here in Liaodong is relatively special, and all aspects of work must rely on the help and cooperation of the military to promote it. Including the matter of attracting investment, the military has been following up, and even Shaxi has not deliberately excluded the military. Since Li Nai took the initiative to come to the headquarters, Qian Tiandun naturally wanted to take this opportunity to inquire for Sha Xi about the attitude of the Fuguang businessmen who were traveling with him to invest in Liaodong and participate in the development. As for Li Nai's own attitude, there is no need to waste saliva and ask carefully.

"As long as the manpower is solved, money is not an issue. Before Li Nai came to the front line, he had already seen the current situation of Haihan in the area controlled by Liaodong, and he also saw very clearly the problems and shortcomings faced by Haihan, and pointed out the key points with a sharp point.

For these Fuguang businessmen, the only problem with Haihan's Liaodong development plan was human resources. In such a large area, there are only more than 10,000 people including the garrison, and a considerable part of the labor force is invested in the front line to build fortifications, which is not good news for businessmen who want to invest in the local area. As Li Nai summed up, money can be invested, but Haihan has to provide corresponding manpower guarantees, otherwise these funds might as well be used to invest in the colonies of the South China Sea, after all, the southern Ming Dynasty has much looser control over population export, as long as enough benefits are given, some people are naturally willing to go overseas to open up wasteland, and there is no need to worry too much about manpower.

"We already have a preliminary solution to this problem. We were discussing this before you came in. Qian Tiandun responded: "There is still a large Han population in the enemy-occupied areas of Liaodong, which is a potential human resource for us, and trying to rescue these Han people to the south can not only strike at the enemy, but also enrich the local population, what do you think?" Qian Tiandun invited Li Nai in, of course, it was not entirely for idle chat, although it is inconvenient for the military to take the initiative to meddle in local affairs, but the environment here in Liaodong is relatively special, and all aspects of work must rely on the help and cooperation of the military to promote it. Including the matter of attracting investment, the military has been following up, and even Shaxi has not deliberately excluded the military. Since Li Nai took the initiative to come to the headquarters, Qian Tiandun naturally wanted to take this opportunity to inquire for Sha Xi about the attitude of the Fuguang businessmen who were traveling with him to invest in Liaodong and participate in the development. As for Li Nai's own attitude, there is no need to waste saliva and ask carefully.

"As long as the manpower is solved, money is not an issue. Before Li Nai came to the front line, he had already seen the current situation of Haihan in the area controlled by Liaodong, and he also saw very clearly the problems and shortcomings faced by Haihan, and pointed out the key points with a sharp point.

For these Fuguang businessmen, the only problem with Haihan's Liaodong development plan was human resources. In such a large area, there are only more than 10,000 people including the garrison, and a considerable part of the labor force is invested in the front line to build fortifications, which is not good news for businessmen who want to invest in the local area. As Li Nai summed up, money can be invested, but Haihan has to provide corresponding manpower guarantees, otherwise these funds might as well be used to invest in the colonies of the South China Sea, after all, the southern Ming Dynasty has much looser control over population export, as long as enough benefits are given, some people are naturally willing to go overseas to open up wasteland, and there is no need to worry too much about manpower.

"We already have a preliminary solution to this problem. We were discussing this before you came in. Qian Tiandun responded: "There is still a large Han population in the enemy-occupied areas of Liaodong, which is a potential human resource for us, and trying to rescue these Han people to the south can not only strike at the enemy, but also enrich the local population, what do you think?" Qian Tiandun invited Li Nai in, of course, it was not entirely for idle chat, although it is inconvenient for the military to take the initiative to meddle in local affairs, but the environment here in Liaodong is relatively special, and all aspects of work must rely on the help and cooperation of the military to promote it. Including the matter of attracting investment, the military has been following up, and even Shaxi has not deliberately excluded the military. Since Li Nai took the initiative to come to the headquarters, Qian Tiandun naturally wanted to take this opportunity to inquire for Sha Xi about the attitude of the Fuguang businessmen who were traveling with him to invest in Liaodong and participate in the development. As for Li Nai's own attitude, there is no need to waste saliva and ask carefully.

"As long as the manpower is solved, money is not an issue. Before Li Nai came to the front line, he had already seen the current situation of Haihan in the area controlled by Liaodong, and he also saw very clearly the problems and shortcomings faced by Haihan, and pointed out the key points with a sharp point.

For these Fuguang businessmen, the only problem with Haihan's Liaodong development plan was human resources. In such a large area, there are only more than 10,000 people including the garrison, and a considerable part of the labor force is invested in the front line to build fortifications, which is not good news for businessmen who want to invest in the local area. As Li Nai summed up, money can be invested, but Haihan has to provide corresponding manpower guarantees, otherwise these funds might as well be used to invest in the colonies of the South China Sea, after all, the southern Ming Dynasty has much looser control over population export, as long as enough benefits are given, some people are naturally willing to go overseas to open up wasteland, and there is no need to worry too much about manpower.

"We already have a preliminary solution to this problem. We were discussing this before you came in. Qian Tiandun responded: "There is still a large Han population in the enemy-occupied areas of Liaodong, which is a potential human resource for us, and trying to rescue these Han people to the south can not only strike at the enemy, but also enrich the local population, what do you think?" Qian Tiandun invited Li Nai in, of course, it was not entirely for idle chat, although it is inconvenient for the military to take the initiative to meddle in local affairs, but the environment here in Liaodong is relatively special, and all aspects of work must rely on the help and cooperation of the military to promote it. Including the matter of attracting investment, the military has been following up, and even Shaxi has not deliberately excluded the military. Since Li Nai took the initiative to come to the headquarters, Qian Tiandun naturally wanted to take this opportunity to inquire for Sha Xi about the attitude of the Fuguang businessmen who were traveling with him to invest in Liaodong and participate in the development. As for Li Nai's own attitude, there is no need to waste saliva and ask carefully.

"As long as the manpower is solved, money is not an issue. Before Li Nai came to the front line, he had already seen the current situation of Haihan in the area controlled by Liaodong, and he also saw very clearly the problems and shortcomings faced by Haihan, and pointed out the key points with a sharp point.

For these Fuguang businessmen, the only problem with Haihan's Liaodong development plan was human resources. In such a large area, there are only more than 10,000 people including the garrison, and a considerable part of the labor force is invested in the front line to build fortifications, which is not good news for businessmen who want to invest in the local area.

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