Daming: The most ruthless tyrant in history

Chapter 540 Rotational Cultivation in Liaodong

If we want to realize the resurgence of Ming Dynasty and eliminate the accumulated disadvantages that have occurred previously, we cannot just focus on one aspect. We must stand at a higher position and consider the problem comprehensively.

Solving the problems of one place cannot support a huge dynasty. Only by solving the problems of the whole world can the Ming Dynasty be brought back on track!
Liaodong at the end of March was not as cold as before.

Western Liaoning.

Quang Ninh.

The bright sun hanging high in the sky was very dazzling. In a cultivated paddy field, the sound of gurgling water was endless, and the golden light reflected on the water. In the fields, many people gathered.

"The climate in Liaodong is more complicated than that in Guannai."

A middle-aged man who stepped barefoot in the paddy field, with a lot of mud on his body, looked at the paddy field in front of him, "There are also some differences in climate change in various places in Liaodong, so the trial planting of rice in Liaodong this year is more of a test." Whether this is feasible requires trial planting in different places to collect sufficient reference."

"If it is feasible to plant rice on a large scale in Liaodong, it will be extremely beneficial to Liaodong. However, this will ultimately be a long process. After all, the rice grown in Liaodong must meet the characteristics of cold resistance, early maturity, and high yield. But it is definitely not feasible to cultivate such rice seeds without corresponding plants to support them."

"All beginnings are hard."

When Hong Chengchou heard this, he frowned slightly and said: "Since you have chosen to do this in Liaodong, I will fully support you. Don't have any worries. If you need anything, just ask me. The Liaodong Governor's Office can't solve it." Yes, then I’ll go find Governor Xiong to solve it.”

"There's nothing going on right now."

The middle-aged man said: "But when the rice is harvested, if the yield per mu does not meet expectations, the governor's office may need to allocate a sum of money and grain to supplement the holders of these military-related fields."

"After all, rice is grown here in Liaodong, and it has never been tried on such a scale before. If they can't appease their emotions, the deployment of trial planting in Liaodong may be severely criticized. Big resistance.”

"You don't need to worry about these things."

Hong Chengchou said in a sonorous tone: "I have ordered people to arrange everything, including compensation matters. I will never treat these people badly."

"That's good."

After hearing this, the middle-aged man showed a smile and said: "Then I will go and get busy with Futai."

"it is good."

Hong Chengchou nodded.

The trial planting of rice in Liaodong has been intensively promoted in various parts of Liaodong as time goes by. However, compared to the situation in Liaodong, this matter has not caused any ripples in Liaodong.

"Futai, can this really happen?"

Cui Ruxiu, who had remained silent, glanced at the middle-aged man who was leaving, and stepped forward and said: "The trial planting of rice in Liaodong is still on such a scale. After all, this has never been done before. If the trial planting of rice fails, what impact will it have?" It’s going to be huge.”

"After all, rice is different from sweet potatoes, potatoes, and corn. Just for the sake of rice, water conservancy must be built wherever it is involved. This has cost a lot of money and food. What if..."

"This is something that no one can say for sure." Hong Chengchou said with a serious expression: "But this matter must be done. After all, this is His Majesty's personal decree. If it comes true, it will bring great changes to Liaodong. If it doesn't come true, it will bring great changes to Liaodong." , then if Liaodong wants to truly develop, I’m afraid it will take a long time.”

"That's what it says."

Cui Ruxiu frowned and said: "Affected by the current situation of the Liaozuo War, under our rule in many places in Liaodong, food prices have shown a slight increase trend."

"My governor's office has paid a lot for the trial planting of rice. This matter itself is very controversial. If it really fails, it will have to compensate the holders of military-related honden. This is a huge sum of money. expenses."

"Nowadays, the mines opened in many places in southern Liaoning are all urging me to ask for food from the governor's office. Those miners work really hard, but if they are short of food, once it arouses public resentment, I am afraid that southern Liaoning will There will be big trouble under the rule."

It’s hard to do things, but it’s even harder to accomplish something!
For Liaodong today, governance and development are still in the early stages, and there have even been several large-scale immigrants, which has placed a huge burden on Liaodong.

After all, Liaodong is now biased toward military affairs. The rule established by the Ming Dynasty in Liaodong was more to solve border problems. As time goes by, the number of out-of-work groups in Liaodong continues to increase. One is the army and the other is miners. Who is missing? All food supplies are fine, but they are the only ones who cannot be in short supply.

No one can say what Liaodong will experience once they are starved.

"I will try to resolve these matters."

Hong Chengchou clenched his hanging hands tightly and said with sharp eyes: "I have summoned the people from the Thirteenth Industry and will clarify the corresponding matters with them later. The amount of grain sold into Liaodong by sea must be increased. Merchants, this is all unprofitable. Those who get up early, as long as they can survive the current difficulties, hold on until the war in Liaozuo calms down, and hold on until the trial rice planting in Liaodong is completed, the situation will become clear."

As the governor of Liaodong, no one was under greater pressure than Hong Chengchou.

Hong Chengchou not only had to solve the people's livelihood problems in Liaodong, but also the problem of self-reliance in Liaodong, and also the food problem of the Liaodong army.

Yes.

During this period, internal funds will be allocated to Liaodong, but after all, this still involves many matters that need to be implemented, and these need to be discussed and done. In a sense, Liaodong’s heavy burden is Pressing on Hong Chengchou's body.

After all, as the governor of Liaodong, Xiong Tingbi only needs to consider how to stabilize the border of Liaodong. There is someone who can help him share the expenses related to the army.

As the governor of Liaodong, Liu Hongxun also had a lot to do, but compared with Hong Chengchou, the governor of Liaodong, it was still different.

"I don't know what the current war situation is like in Liaozuo."

Hong Chengchou looked at one place with his deep eyes. Thinking of what he had known before, Hong Chengchou felt a little worried in his heart. After all, he did not expect that this battle would last so long.

Compared with various events in Liaodong, what worries Hong Chengchou more is the war in Liaozuo. The changes in Liaodong today are all based on the stability of the border. If this pattern is broken, then what Liaodong did before All kinds of things may be wasted.

But if it reaches this stage, it will have too much impact on Ming Dynasty, not to mention the losses.

However, although Hong Chengchou was concerned about the outcome of the Liaozuo war, he also had full confidence in the Liaozuo. After all, Xiong Tingbi was an existence that even Jianlu scolded! !

(End of this chapter)