Towards the end of the year, snowfall also becomes more frequent with the season. Fortunately, the living facilities on Zhifu Island are quite perfect, and the construction cadres who have just arrived here from the warm south do not have to worry about starvation and cold. After three days of continuous snowfall, the fleet that crossed the sea to fight in Liaodong finally returned to Zhifu Island. More than 10 combat ships and more than 20 supply ships and troop carriers returned to Hong Kong, and their formation was also quite astonishing, and many new immigrants who had just arrived on Zhifu Island were stunned, and some people even asked if this was Haihan's plan to raise troops in Shandong.

When Liu Shang was on Hainan Island, he had watched the live-fire exercises of the Haihan army in Danzhou, and later defeated the Spanish invading fleet off the coast of Sanya, so he was no stranger to the Haihan navy. However, when he saw that Haihan had such a large fleet stationed in this distant Shandong Sea, he couldn't help but secretly admire Haihan's strong military strength. He remembered that on the way, he had heard the ship say that the Daming Naval Division on the Shandong side was afraid of avoiding the Haihan fleet, which seemed to be reasonable.

Keeping a fleet so far away from the mainland, and having to fight farther north in Liaodong from time to time, would require a lot of logistical support. The closest supply place to Shandong is in Zhoushan, Zhejiang, so that the large-scale cross-sea supply that needs to be maintained for a long time can probably only be completed by a maritime power like Haihan. However, the Houjin State entrenched in Liaodong was even worse at naval warfare than the Ming Dynasty, and it should be far from being the opponent of the Haihan Navy.

Sure enough, the news brought back by the fleet made Zhifu Island jubilant, this expedition has successfully occupied a port with excellent navigation conditions in Liaodong, Port Arthur, and the special operations battalion of the ace unit in the army is also stationed there, and the new armed stronghold is named Fort Lushun, which is the first armed stronghold established by Haihan in Liaodong, and it also means that Haihan's plan to enter Liaodong has achieved phased results.

Like many local cadres, Liu Shang couldn't quite understand why Haihan had gone to great lengths to go to Liaodong to attack the areas controlled by the Later Jin. The war between the Houjin and the Ming Dynasty has lasted for several years, and this matter is known to the world, and with the intelligence ability collected by Haihan, he is naturally very aware of the situation. This should have been a situation in which Haihan sat on the mountain and watched the tiger fight, so that the two countries could fight to the death in order to profit from it, but Haihan had to fight with Houjin regardless of the cost, so as to contain Houjin's footsteps to attack the Ming Dynasty in the south.

But whatever the purpose of the Executive Committee, victory in the war would be extremely inspiring, and no one would question the official decision to attack Liaodong at such a time, or whether it had any deep political significance. Everyone is simply proud and proud of the victory of the Haihan Army as always, even a person like Liu Shang whose identity and position are not simple, can not help but be infected by such an atmosphere.

The military prepared a grand celebration banquet for the return of the fleet in advance, and the slaughter of pigs and sheep on the island was like the New Year, and all the naval officers and men who returned to Zhifu Island attended the banquet, and Liu Shang and other cadres who went north were also invited to attend. Liu Shang's interest in the banquet was average, but he was still very interested in the attitude shown by the military generals at the banquet. Haihan stationed heavy troops in Shandong, and the target to deal with was nothing more than the Ming Dynasty and the Houjin of Liaodong, and the military's attitude towards these two families was what Liu Shang wanted to understand the most.

According to the custom, at the celebration banquet of the triumphant return of the army, the generals with the troops will come forward to give speeches, not only showing off their military exploits, but also explaining to the audience the significance of these battles to Haihan. The generals who led the army to Liaodong this time were the commander of the navy, Wang Tom, and Qian Tiandun, who was known as the first general of the army, and it is not an exaggeration to call it the strongest configuration of the navy and army, and their comments on this operation are naturally more interesting.

As an official of the political work propaganda department, Liu Shang's speeches were originally the content of his work, and understanding the spirit of their speeches and then publicizing them to the general public in a more understandable way is one of the main tasks of political work propaganda. He even brought a pen and paper with him, ready to jot down some of the main points of the bigwigs' speeches on the spot. Of course, because of his current status, no one will find anything wrong with his behavior.

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Towards the end of the year, snowfall also becomes more frequent with the season. Fortunately, the living facilities on Zhifu Island are quite perfect, and the construction cadres who have just arrived here from the warm south do not have to worry about starvation and cold. After three days of continuous snowfall, the fleet that crossed the sea to fight in Liaodong finally returned to Zhifu Island. More than 10 combat ships and more than 20 supply ships and troop carriers returned to Hong Kong, and their formation was also quite astonishing, and many new immigrants who had just arrived on Zhifu Island were stunned, and some people even asked if this was Haihan's plan to raise troops in Shandong.

When Liu Shang was on Hainan Island, he had watched the live-fire exercises of the Haihan army in Danzhou, and later defeated the Spanish invading fleet off the coast of Sanya, so he was no stranger to the Haihan navy. However, when he saw that Haihan had such a large fleet stationed in this distant Shandong Sea, he couldn't help but secretly admire Haihan's strong military strength. He remembered that on the way, he had heard the ship say that the Daming Naval Division on the Shandong side was afraid of avoiding the Haihan fleet, which seemed to be reasonable.

Keeping a fleet so far away from the mainland, and having to fight farther north in Liaodong from time to time, would require a lot of logistical support. The closest supply place to Shandong is in Zhoushan, Zhejiang, so that the large-scale cross-sea supply that needs to be maintained for a long time can probably only be completed by a maritime power like Haihan. However, the Houjin State entrenched in Liaodong was even worse at naval warfare than the Ming Dynasty, and it should be far from being the opponent of the Haihan Navy.

Sure enough, the news brought back by the fleet made Zhifu Island jubilant, this expedition has successfully occupied a port with excellent navigation conditions in Liaodong, Port Arthur, and the special operations battalion of the ace unit in the army is also stationed there, and the new armed stronghold is named Fort Lushun, which is the first armed stronghold established by Haihan in Liaodong, and it also means that Haihan's plan to enter Liaodong has achieved phased results.

Like many local cadres, Liu Shang couldn't quite understand why Haihan had gone to great lengths to go to Liaodong to attack the areas controlled by the Later Jin. The war between the Houjin and the Ming Dynasty has lasted for several years, and this matter is known to the world, and with the intelligence ability collected by Haihan, he is naturally very aware of the situation. This should have been a situation in which Haihan sat on the mountain and watched the tiger fight, so that the two countries could fight to the death in order to profit from it, but Haihan had to fight with Houjin regardless of the cost, so as to contain Houjin's footsteps to attack the Ming Dynasty in the south.

But whatever the purpose of the Executive Committee, victory in the war would be extremely inspiring, and no one would question the official decision to attack Liaodong at such a time, or whether it had any deep political significance. Everyone is simply proud and proud of the victory of the Haihan Army as always, even a person like Liu Shang whose identity and position are not simple, can not help but be infected by such an atmosphere.

The military prepared a grand celebration banquet for the return of the fleet in advance, and the slaughter of pigs and sheep on the island was like the New Year, and all the naval officers and men who returned to Zhifu Island attended the banquet, and Liu Shang and other cadres who went north were also invited to attend. Liu Shang's interest in the banquet was average, but he was still very interested in the attitude shown by the military generals at the banquet. Haihan stationed heavy troops in Shandong, and the target to deal with was nothing more than the Ming Dynasty and the Houjin of Liaodong, and the military's attitude towards these two families was what Liu Shang wanted to understand the most.

According to the custom, at the celebration banquet of the triumphant return of the army, the generals with the troops will come forward to give speeches, not only showing off their military exploits, but also explaining to the audience the significance of these battles to Haihan. The generals who led the army to Liaodong this time were the commander of the navy, Wang Tom, and Qian Tiandun, who was known as the first general of the army, and it is not an exaggeration to call it the strongest configuration of the navy and army, and their comments on this operation are naturally more interesting.

As an official of the political work propaganda department, Liu Shang's speeches were originally the content of his work, and understanding the spirit of their speeches and then publicizing them to the general public in a more understandable way is one of the main tasks of political work propaganda. He even brought a pen and paper with him, ready to jot down some of the main points of the bigwigs' speeches on the spot. Of course, because of his current status, no one will find anything wrong with his behavior.

Towards the end of the year, snowfall also becomes more frequent with the season. Fortunately, the living facilities on Zhifu Island are quite perfect, and the construction cadres who have just arrived here from the warm south do not have to worry about starvation and cold. After three days of continuous snowfall, the fleet that crossed the sea to fight in Liaodong finally returned to Zhifu Island. More than 10 combat ships and more than 20 supply ships and troop carriers returned to Hong Kong, and their formation was also quite astonishing, and many new immigrants who had just arrived on Zhifu Island were stunned, and some people even asked if this was Haihan's plan to raise troops in Shandong.

When Liu Shang was on Hainan Island, he had watched the live-fire exercises of the Haihan army in Danzhou, and later defeated the Spanish invading fleet off the coast of Sanya, so he was no stranger to the Haihan navy. However, when he saw that Haihan had such a large fleet stationed in this distant Shandong Sea, he couldn't help but secretly admire Haihan's strong military strength. He remembered that on the way, he had heard the ship say that the Daming Naval Division on the Shandong side was afraid of avoiding the Haihan fleet, which seemed to be reasonable.

Keeping a fleet so far away from the mainland, and having to fight farther north in Liaodong from time to time, would require a lot of logistical support. The closest supply place to Shandong is in Zhoushan, Zhejiang, so that the large-scale cross-sea supply that needs to be maintained for a long time can probably only be completed by a maritime power like Haihan. However, the Houjin State entrenched in Liaodong was even worse at naval warfare than the Ming Dynasty, and it should be far from being the opponent of the Haihan Navy.

Sure enough, the news brought back by the fleet made Zhifu Island jubilant, this expedition has successfully occupied a port with excellent navigation conditions in Liaodong, Port Arthur, and the special operations battalion of the ace unit in the army is also stationed there, and the new armed stronghold is named Fort Lushun, which is the first armed stronghold established by Haihan in Liaodong, and it also means that Haihan's plan to enter Liaodong has achieved phased results.

Like many local cadres, Liu Shang couldn't quite understand why Haihan had gone to great lengths to go to Liaodong to attack the areas controlled by the Later Jin. The war between the Houjin and the Ming Dynasty has lasted for several years, and this matter is known to the world, and with the intelligence ability collected by Haihan, he is naturally very aware of the situation. This should have been a situation in which Haihan sat on the mountain and watched the tiger fight, so that the two countries could fight to the death in order to profit from it, but Haihan had to fight with Houjin regardless of the cost, so as to contain Houjin's footsteps to attack the Ming Dynasty in the south.

But whatever the purpose of the Executive Committee, victory in the war would be extremely inspiring, and no one would question the official decision to attack Liaodong at such a time, or whether it had any deep political significance. Everyone is simply proud and proud of the victory of the Haihan Army as always, even a person like Liu Shang whose identity and position are not simple, can not help but be infected by such an atmosphere.

The military prepared a grand celebration banquet for the return of the fleet in advance, and the slaughter of pigs and sheep on the island was like the New Year, and all the naval officers and men who returned to Zhifu Island attended the banquet, and Liu Shang and other cadres who went north were also invited to attend. Liu Shang's interest in the banquet was average, but he was still very interested in the attitude shown by the military generals at the banquet. Haihan stationed heavy troops in Shandong, and the target to deal with was nothing more than the Ming Dynasty and the Houjin of Liaodong, and the military's attitude towards these two families was what Liu Shang wanted to understand the most.

According to the custom, at the celebration banquet of the triumphant return of the army, the generals with the troops will come forward to give speeches, not only showing off their military exploits, but also explaining to the audience the significance of these battles to Haihan. The generals who led the army to Liaodong this time were the commander of the navy, Wang Tom, and Qian Tiandun, who was known as the first general of the army, and it is not an exaggeration to call it the strongest configuration of the navy and army, and their comments on this operation are naturally more interesting.

As an official of the political work propaganda department, Liu Shang's speeches were originally the content of his work, and understanding the spirit of their speeches and then publicizing them to the general public in a more understandable way is one of the main tasks of political work propaganda. He even brought a pen and paper with him, ready to jot down some of the main points of the bigwigs' speeches on the spot. Of course, because of his current status, no one will find anything wrong with his behavior.

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