After Chen Youlong waited for the grain ship, he asked Chen Yiwen to report to Hoi'an and his party. Chen Yiwen naturally knew how to lay some hidden threads in the report and mobilize Chen Youlong's perception of Annan. He even used Jiaozhi to call Annan intentionally or unintentionally, implying that it was originally a province of the Ming Dynasty, but now it is not qualified to be independent of a country.

As the deputy envoy, Li Daiwen naturally had to report to Chen Youlong, which also included Chen Yiwen's words and actions.

As a chief official in the border area, Chen Youlong knew Chen Yiwen's little thoughts very well. To be honest, who can't be moved by the achievements of expanding territory? However, if you really want to provoke borders, how will the court react? During the Jiajing period, the three-sided governor Zeng Xian requested to recover Hetao, but received Xia Yan's support, but failed and became a victim of court politics.

The court direction is unknown now, and Guangdong and Guangxi are the national backing, how can it be easy to fight Jiaozhi?

If there were soldiers, Chen Youlong would rather lead troops to Huguang to cooperate with the crown prince to fight and do his best for national peace. However, the crown prince praised Chen Youlong's loyalty in the order, and sent two young staff members to check the troops in Guangdong and Guangxi. The inspection result turned out to be one in a hundred, which is 99% of the unqualified rate.

The plan to call Guangdong soldiers was changed to train Guangdong soldiers, and Guangdong and Guangxi were responsible for providing civil servants and food supply. In accordance with the "County Town Planning Reference Book" and the "Imperial Ming Organization Rules (Draft)", the civil affairs were integrated in the counties and villages in Guangdong and Guangzhou, and the villages were initially established to establish a rural brave system to clarify the land acres.

Not only in Guangdong and Guangxi, but also in Jiangnan and Huguang, the difference is the proportion of administrative talents invested in Donggong. Shandong is basically civilian administrative officials who have received professional training. Henan, Jinan, Shanxi and other places are also managed by administrative personnel.

The means of implementing the new policy in these places are naturally iron-blooded and tough, completely breaking the political ecosystem that was originally found in the Ming Dynasty. Most of the officials in Jiangnan are traditional civil servants, and holding a booklet to govern is like a blind man touching an elephant. Few people are willing to think carefully. It is a fantasy to let them sacrifice their career and connect with each other to implement the new policy.

Moreover, these people are unwilling to put taints on the examination, so they can deceive the superiors and hide the subordinates at the least, and write memorials and slander the new policy and seize the moral high ground.

The Guangdong-Guangxi where Chen Youlong is located has problems with chieftains and barbarians. The situation is even more complicated, and the implementation of the new policy is slow.

Zhu Cixuan was tolerant and understanding of this. He had seen many state-owned enterprises in his previous life, mastering good public relations, high-quality resources, abundant manpower, and still suffered losses. This is because of insufficient execution of management. It was consumed by historical problems, interpersonal relationships, personal promotions and other chores.

Now, the traditional officials of the Ming Dynasty, like many state-owned enterprises, are firmly in the management ideas of backward times and are struggling on the brink of being eliminated.

"It's one step to take. I'll solve it slowly after I can free up my hands." Zhu Cixuan was very confident when he said this, because Henan Administrative College was officially listed and the sacrificial wine was also held by Kaifeng Prefect Liao Xing. He opened three majors: accounting, Mingfa and administration, with a school system ranging from three to six months to train grassroots civil servants.

Zhu Ciyang initially felt that the school system seemed a bit shorter, and he felt like a crash course. But now it is still an extraordinary period. First of all, we have to solve the problem of whether there are any problems, and secondly, whether it is good or not. I remember that when the Whampoa Military Academy was first established, the first class students graduated in half a year. So many famous generals were born.

What's more, in Zhu Cixuan's previous life, the country vigorously promoted legalization. Because the gap between judicial personnel was too large, many officers who had transferred from the army took up the position of judges after three months of legal training. Facts have proved that these quick judges left many jokes and tragedies, but objectively they did make the laws on paper enforce.

Liao Xing originally didn't want to start with "Henan". Because he was just the prefect of Kaifeng Prefecture. As a priest, the academy was also a prefectural-level organization. If it was a provincial-level government in Henan... it was the scope of power and responsibility of the governor Zhou Yingqi, and he did not have the courage to usurp.

Zhu Ciyang considered it from a long-term perspective. If every government opened such an administrative college, not only would the teaching quality be difficult to improve, but it would also lead to redundant officials and reduce the value of the institution in the future. At the beginning of the country, officials from the Imperial College were the right way, and Jinshi was not valued by others. Why did it turn out to be the other way? It was precisely because Jinshi was difficult to take the exam. Scarcity was precious, but Imperial College gradually became a supplementary position because of the decline in teaching quality.

According to Zhu Cilang's idea, the prefecture and Zhili Prefecture have at most advanced technical colleges, similar to later vocational colleges. As for colleges and universities, they must be placed at least in provincial administrative divisions. From this point of view, Liao Xing, as the prefect, served as the top leader of provincial units, simply because steamed buns fell from the sky. However, as the first official to think of cultivating reserve forces, this is also a reward.

As long as someone can manage it, Zhu Cilang has the confidence to revive more land.

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"Master! Master!" Song Hongye had already grown about an inch of stubble on his scalp. This was the result of not shave his head for a month, just like a monk from the side of the country.

The plan to assassinate Dorgon ultimately failed because a traitor appeared inside the soul-returning man, and told the infantry commander the secret of the fire path to bury gunpowder. Although the informant did not know Song Hongye's identity, as an important member of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Dorgon believed in slaves and was responsible for the investigation of traitors in the entire capital. Song Hongye had an unshirkable responsibility.

At this time, the Qing Dynasty had not yet formed bureaucratic rules like the Ming Dynasty, and the punishment for idiotic officials was extremely severe. Of course, the Manchus also punished their own people very severely, and they often deprived them of titles and posts. However, the Manchus would not be punished for corruption, and it is more common to pretend to be military merits.

Ai Xing Alai visited Song Hongye several times, but he could only comfort him and give him some food. Now Dorgon has finally summoned Song Hongye in prison uniform. If he had not wanted to rectify him, he would have been released.

Song Hongye seized this opportunity and cried bitterly in front of Dorgon, hoping to arouse the sympathy of the "master". He did not feel shameful about his behavior, because he was never afraid of death, but was afraid that as the crown prince's biggest ears and ears in the capital, once he died, the movements of the high-ranking officials of the Qing Dynasty would be difficult to spread to the desk of His Royal Highness the Crown Prince.

"Song Hongye, do you know your guilt these days!" Dorgon shouted sternly.

Song Hongye cried, "I am regretful and afraid every day and night, and I cannot sleep all night. If those traitors succeed, I will not be able to die. Fortunately, my master has the will to protect him and influence the traitor to surrender... I deserve the sin and dare not cry for myself... I am thanking God for my master, so that my master can keep his peace."

Dorgon was a little angry when he saw Song Hongye, and wanted to scold him and then let him go out to work. No matter what, it is very rare for a slave like Song Hongye to have a strong work ability, especially with Beijing City. Even though Dorgon vaguely suspected that Song Hongye had deliberately left this mistake, today he heard Song Hongye crying and this doubt disappeared.

"Get up." Dorgon said in a deep voice: "Although you are guilty, I am generous and will not let you die. It is because you have this loyalty, and let you make meritorious contributions to find out and eliminate the rebellious party in the capital."

"Thank you, my master, for being magnanimous! I will definitely do my job carefully in the future and will never dare to make such mistakes again." Song Hongye said repeatedly.

"You mobilize people first and capture the rebels who were poisoned in the wells in the inner city." Dorgon rubbed his temples, feeling weak all over.

After the Manchus entered Beijing, they drove all the residents of the inner city out, turning the inner city into the inner city, and the Han people were not allowed to live there. This behavior will naturally facilitate the soul-returning people. As long as the poison is thrown into the well of the inner city, the people can be poisoned. Moreover, the outer city usually drinks the water from the outer Jinshui River or Tonghui River. Even if someone drinks the water from the well, the toxins will not cause accidental injury after being filtered underground.

Song Hongye was very happy that the returnee could think of this cheap and efficient method of revenge, but compared to using gunpowder to target specific Qing Dynasty powerful people, this method of fighting all over the place was a bit cold. He just remembered the stench of corpses floating in the sky that day, and the innocent people who were killed. This sympathy melted away like ice chips thrown into the fire pit.
Chapter completed!