Hearing Xu Changqing's words, Zhou Changshou and Zhou Ping'an frowned, and the originally relaxed expression on their faces was replaced by solemnly.

The riots have begun, and Xu Changqing's words are still very conservative. There have been riots in the Gyeonggi area. In the more severe remote areas, such as the southwest and south China, there may have been accidents.

"If there is chaos, the local garrison office and the Governor's Office must immediately report the news to the court as quickly as possible. Is there any conclusive information?" Zhou Changshou asked.

"How to say it."

Xu Changqing frowned and said with a hard time: "There are some messages that are just a few words, but they only say that small refugees are causing trouble. Some stores, including the imperial bank, were robbed and burned. To put it this way, it seems that it is not the civil unrest caused by the bank's inability to run out of silver, but it is like an ordinary refugee gang committing the crime."

"But the problem is that the areas that report these situations are all scattered, including the southwest and the south China, all of them, but the total number is not large, especially the south, which is just a few scattered news reports, but more prefectures seem to have nothing happened, and they are so quiet that they are so quiet."

After listening to Xu Changqing's words, Zhou Ping'an looked thoughtful and pondered without saying anything.

Zhou Changshou thought for a moment and said, "It was intentional."

Xu Changqing immediately looked at Zhou Changshou, and he bowed and asked, "Who is this?"

"Live long next week."

Zhou Ping'an followed up and introduced it. Xu Changqing nodded to Zhou Changshou. After greeting each other, he immediately asked: "Brother Zhou said on purpose. Actually, I also think that the traces of artificial operations are very strong, but the government and the country can suppress the news of chaos in most provinces. There are only a few people. This matter is too much, and I dare not take the initiative."

Zhou Changshou looked up and asked, "Can you let me take a look at the specific official documents and all the official letters from their respective identities in the past half month?"

According to management, each province must submit a letter similar to a work report to the court every half month. If there is a major event, it will be presented to the emperor directly in the form of a memorial. If it is just an ordinary work report, it will be handed over to the Tongzheng Department, the Ministry of Personnel, the Ministry of Revenue, etc. for unified organization. On the one hand, it will be archived and filed. On the other hand, once the term changes, officials will be promoted and demoted. These work reports accumulated over the past week are important references.

Zhou Changshou is going to see these things right now, but Xu Changqing is a little hesitant.

It is not as if these things are too confidential. As long as people in the court have a little connection, they can find a way to take a look in any province, but if they say they come over and read them casually, it is absolutely inappropriate.

If Zhou Ping'an was the one who made this request, Xu Changqing naturally had no worries, but Zhou Changshou was only meeting for the first time and had no official status. No matter which one was, it would not comply with the rules.

Zhou Ping'an saw Xu Changqing's concerns and said, "Mr. Xu, I just want to see it too. Why don't you please trouble Mr. Xu?"

That's fine.

Xu Changqing smiled and said politely, immediately instructed someone to bring all the things Zhou Changshou needed.

But in a moment, nearly a hundred official letters appeared in the tea room.
Chapter completed!