"After all, it's deeply rooted.-< >-./-< >-./ I'm afraid every fallen leaf will make all the team leaders sad." The Taoist priest pulled up the article.
Luo Chun smiled, and it was a submissive smile: "Master, you are too worried. All believers can only fulfill their wishes, so how can we be sad about autumn? This big tree can't protect us from wind and rain on weekdays, so we can only force everyone to fertilize and water the leaves.
It would be better if it all falls off."
Zhang Yingchen nodded: "That's it."
Luo Chun said that Ma Weisan did all kinds of illegal things in Yizhou, and the altar was not completely unaware of it. However, he was extremely devout to the altar and the leader, and the incense, silver, and various offerings he deported every month were extremely generous, so he has been
Considered a "capable person".
But the parishioners below were quite annoyed, especially the original incense owners. Most of them were angry at him but dared not say anything: Ma Weisan was the local toubob. Killing a few people and destroying someone's family was nothing.
——It’s not like he’s never done it before.
"If the real person is willing to get rid of him and eliminate harm for the people, all the group leaders and believers will just beat gongs and drums."
Luo Chun's words have both public and private meanings. Ma Weisan is indeed not a good person, and she transferred all the hatred for Hu Qier's death to Ma Weisan, harboring a grudge against Ma. Therefore, as soon as Zhang Yingchen revealed his intentions
She started to encourage him without hesitation when it came to attacking the horse.
Zhang Yingchen didn't say anything. He knew that Ma Weisan had a bad reputation among the local sects. Luo Chun's words made him determined to get rid of him. At present, he was in urgent need of money: Pan Pan's activity funds here in Yizhou depended on religion.
The allocations from the Office of the People's Government and the People's Committee for Civil Affairs are no longer enough, and now he mainly relies on his own funds. If you kill Ma Weisan, you can get a large sum of money: According to the information provided by Luo Chun and others, Ma Weisan's Zhuangzili
He has a hoard of at least ten thousand taels of silver and thousands of stones of grain. Not to mention he also owns a large amount of land and various other real estate properties in his name.
It seems that Xiaoye will be troubled. He thought so. Ming and Qing came to report: "Uncle Wang from the Qiwei Escort Bureau came to pay my respects."
"Please come quickly!" Zhang Yingchen immediately became energetic. He had received a telegram a few days ago, and Lingao General sent a veteran to Hangzhou Station to be responsible for the refugee transfer work on the southern Shandong and northern Zhejiang roads.
For the sake of work convenience, this veteran will appear in the name of the outside boss of the Qiwei Escort Agency.
Zhang Yingchen secretly tried to figure out who the elders were. Wang was a common surname, and there were many elders named Wang. He didn't know which one it was?
Luo Chun hurriedly avoided going out - after working beside the leader for a long time, he still has this understanding. This is one of the reasons why the Taoist priest is quite satisfied with Luo Chun. In comparison, Xiao Min's understanding is much worse.
I saw a young strong man walking in, wearing a set of "Haokan" from Qiwei Escort Agency - Qiwei is promoting "corporate culture" recently. Among them is the promotion of employees wearing uniform "store uniforms".
Zhang Yingchen was not very familiar with all the elders, but he only roughly knew that this was the elder of the industrial port. He was the most unfamiliar with the elder of the industrial port, so he could only greet him with a smile.
"The king of heaven overshadows the tigers of earth!"
"Pagoda Town River Demon!"
The two people held hands tightly together: "Comrade, I've been waiting for you!" The Taoist shook hands vigorously and made a gesture of enthusiasm.
The visitor smiled and shook his hand vigorously. The Taoist priest couldn't help but frown. Fortunately, the other person let go of his hand in time. The Taoist priest couldn't help but secretly admired: What a strong man.
I saw that the person was 1.80 meters tall, with a round face and a hairy beard on his chin. His skin was dark, his hands were big and thick, and his fingers were covered with calluses. He obviously worked in the industrial field all year round.
Frontline veterans.
The person who came was none other than Wang Ruixiang. He had worked in industry for two years and had played with guns before. He felt that life in Lingao was still too boring, so this time he launched the engine operation. He is from Shandong and has lived in the Jiangnan area for a long time.
I have passed, so I applied for an overseas assignment to "make a move".
Thanks to his unremitting efforts, Wang Ruixiang was finally allowed to participate in the intelligence agency's overseas training and returned to his hometown.
Wang Ruixiang was not from Dongsanfu. Therefore, he was not sent to Qimu Island, but went to Lunan to assist the Taoist priest in his activities. Running back and forth between Hangzhou and Yizhou really required a young and strong person to take up the post.
Immediately after the guests and hosts sat down, Ming and Qing served tea. Zhang Yingchen retreated and started talking in secret.
Wang Ruixiang's mission to Yizhou was to discuss the transfer of refugees in Yizhou.
"What are the organizational arrangements?" Zhang Yingchen asked quickly. Since the first batch of refugees were transferred on an experimental basis, he has already accommodated almost 1,500 people. Because he does not know when the transfer can start and the destination.
The work of accepting refugees has been temporarily slowed down: currently only orphans and refugees with children are accepted.
Wang Ruixiang said: "Commissioner Liu asked us to transfer the refugees from southern Shandong and northern Jiangsu to Taiwan as soon as possible. There is a shortage of people there now and we need to carry out construction."
"There is no problem with the refugees. They are everywhere now. There are as many as they want. It's just difficult to transport them." Zhang Yingchen was quite embarrassed.
The first batch of refugees went to Qimu Island. The route was northward along the Yishui River. They walked a short land route, followed the Juyangshui to Laizhou Bay, and finally arrived at Qimu Island.
In the Ming Dynasty, the Yellow River entered the sea from Huai'an, so the Yishui River was navigable at that time. Moreover, the water levels in various rivers were very high when there was a flood in southern Shandong. Zhang Yingchen rented a number of boats and loaded the refugees and relief rations for supplies along the way on the boats.
Transport. In areas without waterways, send people to organize refugees to march on foot.
Because the situation along the way was unclear, Zhang Yingchen only organized an experimental group of about 200 refugees: men, women, old and young - after all, it was impossible for all of them to be strong men when the large-scale transfer began. In addition, he sent another 20 young and reliable people, and
The believers who are good at dealing with things took care of them along the way. Qiwei also sent out several people. The journey went smoothly, but the situation on the journey verified his suspicion: safety can be guaranteed, and the government will not care about the refugees. As long as
If you don't make trouble, you just have an attitude of letting them fend for themselves. Ordinary bandits are no match for so many people. But there are almost no villages or towns where you can supply and rest on the road. All villages, towns, and counties are not interested in refugees moving in groups like this.
They were all turned away and not allowed to stay. Even getting some water to drink was a big deal. The refugees could only sleep in the wild. The old and weak could not afford such a rough meal and slept in the open, and several died of illness on the road.
Food is very expensive and difficult to buy. Unless food is provided at designated points along the way, refugees cannot complete the journey just by carrying food with them.
Moreover, with enough food on hand for the refugees, escapes would inevitably occur on the road. Although the believers carefully guarded the road, more than a dozen people escaped on the road. Including those who died of illness on the road, the total death rate was nearly 10%.
"... On the whole, it seems that it is better to take the waterway, which is convenient for food transportation and easier to manage refugees. Whether it is fleeing or dying of illness, there are much fewer people." Zhang Yingchen said.
Wang Ruibing had no idea about these place names, so Zhang Yingchen opened a "top secret" map on the table, which was a large-scale map of Shandong. He showed him the routes one by one.
"It's too difficult to set up points one by one along the road to create a prestige - they can't have so many manpower and funds. If I do it by myself, it will be even harder to do it," said Dian Quanzi. "If I had two more years, I would have done it."
The New Taoism network has been expanded, maybe it will be okay. Now the only way is to have a unified layout at the front of the engine."
Wang Ruixiang shook his head: "It's difficult." He looked at the map and shouted: "Sun!" The Taoist priest was startled.
Wang Ruixiang said: "I see on this map that the Yishui River and the Juyang River are impassable. Of course, there is no problem in walking a part of the land route, but it feels too troublesome to take a boat and walk from Yizhou to Qiqi Island, and then to Jeju Island.
It’s better to treat these immigrants as immigrants from Zhejiang and ship them directly to Zhejiang. I think it’s not far from Jining. How about organizing the refugees to walk to Jining and take the return boat?” From Yizhou to Jining
, the refugees can reach it on foot in at most two days. The road is also relatively easy to walk.
After the refugees took a boat all the way to Hangzhou, they then took a boat from Hangzhou and took the Qiantang River out to Taiwan. Anyway, Jeju Island has not yet started, and the refugees are all heading to Kaohsiung.
After Wang Ruixiang arrived in Hangzhou, he conducted a certain inspection of the Caobang organization and assessed whether its transportation capacity had any value in engine operations. The return trip of the ship was generally empty and could freely carry passengers and cargo. As an important city along the canal, Jining
At the pier, you can easily find a large number of empty tankers heading south.
"I have considered this." The Taoist priest stroked his beard. It is theoretically possible to travel to Jining, but it is difficult to operate in practice. The main reason is that Jining is too close to Yanzhou - where King Lu lives and is the ruling center of Lunan. Whether it is because of
For the purpose of protecting the lord or monitoring, factory guards were indispensable. Moreover, the nearby Zouxian County was the activity center of the White Lotus Sect, and it was still active even in the late Qing Dynasty.
He has just taken a piece of territory from the Nanwuliang Sect, and the two sides have already formed a rift. It is not appropriate to provoke the White Lotus Sect now.
"So it's not appropriate to use the canal." Wang Ruixiang was a little disappointed. After inspecting Hangzhou, he felt that the water transportation capacity of canal transportation was actually very large and could be fully utilized. Moreover, he and the leader of Caodingzhong, "Jianding", also had some connections.
relation.
"Furthermore, the canal passes through the densely populated hinterland of the Ming Dynasty. There are too many uncontrollable factors to pass through customs and locks along the way. We are transporting tens of thousands of refugees south, and I am afraid they will be looked upon with suspicion along the way."
Then they discussed the second option. If they continued to send Yizhou refugees to Longkou, they would still rely on the Yishui River to go north. But they would not go through the Juyang River. Specifically, the refugees would go north along the Yishui River to the watershed, and then along the Bailang River or
Jiao Lai went up the Hebei River to Laizhou and marched along the coast. The refugees only carried one or two days' rations with them. They relied on waterways for supplies along the way. Relay stations were set up in the watershed: Yizhou in the south of the watershed and Longkou in the north of the watershed. If necessary, they could resupply at the relay station in the watershed.
Set up a fixed supply point. (To be continued. If you like this work, you are welcome to come to the starting point (shuhaige.) to vote for recommendations and monthly votes. Your support is my biggest motivation.)
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