Chapter 1844
Work Handover
Chapter 1844 Work Handover
Since coming here, Cui Ren has been dealing with the North Korean laborers in the base basically every day. The number of North Korean laborers he has contacted in the past few months is at least 3000 to [-]. Naturally, there are plenty of people who are interested in Fu Li. To understanding.
The labor tasks undertaken by the North Korean laborers in the Datongjiang base in the past few months can be said to be quite heavy. In order to complete the construction of the defense line before the arrival of the Qing army, most of the North Korean laborers must be arranged in three shifts. Work on the construction site around the clock.After these two or three months, there are really a lot of North Korean laborers who are sick and dying. If Cui Ren hadn't been lucky enough to be assigned to a relatively easy position, he would have been exhausted on the construction site long ago. up.
But if we look at this issue dialectically, if these North Korean people were not recruited to work as laborers at the Datongjiang base, then most of them would most likely fall into war, or die silently in the massacre of the Qing army, or Being taken away by the Qing army and then reduced to a slave, the end is definitely much more miserable than being a laborer in the Haihan military base.Although there are heavy manual labor tasks to be completed here, at least there is no need to worry about personal safety and basic living conditions, so even after the war, there are still many North Korean laborers who do not plan to leave here voluntarily like Cui In.
In fact, because there was no urgent construction period after the war, the labor intensity required by North Korean workers has dropped significantly, and after some North Korean workers left the base and returned to their hometowns, the subsequent change was that the basic treatment of the workers was reduced. With the improvement, the living is no longer as crowded as in previous months, and the amount of food distribution has also increased.
The most attractive thing to North Korean workers is the prospect of future immigration. They have heard too much propaganda about the stability and prosperity of Haihan during their work here, and they have long been yearning for the legendary paradise on earth in the South China Sea. If If you continue to stay at the Datongjiang base, you may have the opportunity to be a naturalized Haihan in the future. At that time, you will be able to share housing and land and enjoy many benefits provided by the state. This is undoubtedly true for those North Korean people who are already homeless It's an excellent way out.
Cui Ren himself is one of the people who has this kind of mentality, but what he thinks is not to be a farmer after naturalization of Haihan, but to follow the current path, and strive to continue to be an official after naturalization .He once heard from Liu Shang that many of the civil and military officials in Haihan came from foreign immigrants. For example, Liu Shang himself was a citizen of Ming Dynasty, and that General Takahashi, who was not tall but famous, was said to be from Dongying. people of origin.
Since immigrants from other countries can become officials after being naturalized Haihan, Cui Ren certainly thinks that he should be able to achieve such a goal, at least if he works hard in this direction, he will have a chance - this is what Liu Shang told him .
In the past, Liu Shang would call the stewards of each camp to have a meeting every five days. Not only the stewards of the Korean camps but also the stewards of the Han refugee camps were present.These stewards were also promoted from refugees, but because they were recognized as stateless Han refugees by Haihan, they had already obtained the permission to naturalize, and at the same time became members of the government establishment.This made Cui Ren very jealous. He knew that he was no worse than these people, and the only obstacle was probably the issue of nationality.
The sooner he obtains the Haihan nationality, the sooner he can enter the Haihan government and get a formal position. Cui Ren has such a thought in mind, and he is also very attentive when answering questions about Fuli. I tried my best to explain to Fu Li what I knew.
When Fu Li was in Sanya, he also came into contact with quite a few foreign immigrants due to work reasons. He actually saw Cui Ren's attitude very clearly, and he could fully understand Cui Ren's purpose.However, it is not enough for Fu Li to show a positive attitude when getting along with his boss. He still needs to see Cui Ren's performance in work in order to have a more objective and comprehensive understanding of Cui Ren's work ability. judge.
After arriving at the Nanying District under Cui Ren's jurisdiction, Cui Ren prepared to summon several of his stewards to report, but Fu Li stopped him: "There is no need to troublesome people, just take a look... Liu and I The director hasn't started handing over the work yet, some things can't be too urgent."
As soon as Cui Ren heard it, he understood that his flattery was almost on the horse's leg. His current boss hadn't completed the handover of work with his next boss, and now he was anxious to openly pull his people into the camp of the new boss. , it is a bit ugly to eat.Although Liu Shang took advantage of himself, he might not care about this kind of behavior beyond the rules, but the new boss must avoid it when he is new here.
"It's a low-level job that didn't think carefully, but fortunately, the adults reminded him in time!" Cui Ren hurriedly reviewed himself, this kind of low-level mistake should not be made a second time.
After being admonished once, Cui Ren put away his previous undisguised eagerness, not daring to make a big fuss about Zhang Fuli's identity, and took him to visit the situation in the camp first.
There are basically no masonry structures in the camps where North Korean laborers live, and most people live in tents of various sizes.Even Cui Ren's family had no family, and they were allotted a relatively large military tent by virtue of his position.
This is of course because the Haihan military put all the labor force on more urgent construction sites, and did not take care of building barracks with better living conditions for the laborers.Before the war it was the defensive position, after the war it was the port and the barracks, and the priority was always elsewhere.According to Cui Ren, at least until all the Han refugees have settled into the barracks, it will be the turn of the North Korean laborers.After all, they are the only North Koreans who are regarded as "outsiders" in this place—this may be one of the hidden reasons why Cui Ren is eager to change his identity.
Now that some North Korean laborers have been dismissed, the living conditions have been greatly improved compared to the previous few months, at least not as crowded as before.However, there are too many clothes to dry between the tents in this camp, and most of them are tattered. It does look a bit like a garbage dump.
Fu Li didn't have any special opinion on this. When there were refugee camps in Sanya, the situation was similar to that here. Later, the refugee camps were gradually transformed into immigrant camps with better living conditions and more complete facilities. The internal environment has been improved accordingly.
Fu Li asked Cui Ren to take him to see the public facilities such as the reservoir, canteen, and latrines in the camp, and asked in detail about the measures and implementation status of fire protection, sanitation, food, and medical treatment.In fact, the Haihan civil affairs department has corresponding standards in these aspects, but how well they can achieve it under specific circumstances depends largely on whether the officials in charge care about it.
Fortunately, Liu Shang is quite familiar with these businesses, and has very high requirements for the implementation standards, so the camp area that Cui Ren is in charge of has no major problems in these aspects that Fu Li is concerned about, and he can basically answer the questions fluently. .Only then did Fu Li finally believe Liu Shang's recommendation. The North Korean steward seemed capable.
Fu Li's stay in the North Korean camp wasn't too long, not even as long as the time he spent in the defense line, but with Cui Ren explaining and answering all the time, he knew enough about the North Korean camp.As for the adjacent military camps and Han Chinese camps, that's not the place Cui Ren could take him to see, so we can only talk about it another day.
Then the two took a carriage to the Datong River, where the military port project is still under construction.At present, about half of the combat ships of the United Fleet are still operating in the Yalu River. Quite visual impact.
However, the construction site here is supervised by the military, and idlers are not allowed to enter casually. Although Fu Li can pass the checkpoint clearly, he has already passed the pier here after getting off the boat when he came, so there is no need Watch it a second time.
Seeing that the sun was almost at noon, Fu Li also felt that it was time to have lunch, and he wanted Cui Ren to lead the way to a nearby collective cafeteria to solve the problem, so someone took the initiative to find him.It turned out that Liu Shang heard that they came to the port after a round trip in the North Korean camp in the morning, so he sent someone to find Fu Li and invited him to have lunch with him.
Of course, it is impossible for this working meal to be as grand as yesterday's welcome banquet. According to the standard of food they can enjoy, it is just two meat and two vegetables and one soup, and because it is noon, there will be no food. Drinks are served.However, it is not the first day for both of them to come out to do things, and they are well aware of these regulations, and they will not feel that there is anything wrong.
"I heard that Director Fu went to see a lot of places today, how is it, and what do you think you have gained?" Liu Shang took the initiative to ask.
Fu Li replied with a smile: "Today, I went to visit the North Korean camp. The biggest feeling is that Director Liu is well-managed and the camp is in order. I can't find any faults... By the way, Cui Ren is not bad, indeed. As you said, he is very familiar with the work he is responsible for."
Liu Shang nodded and said: "It turns out that the North Korean officials sent a few people here. They didn't understand anything and only pointed fingers. All the work in the camp was messy. Later, after I reported it to the chief, the chief asked the North Koreans The few laymen were withdrawn, and only one official was left to communicate with me, and no longer intervene in specific affairs. All the managers below were replaced by Koreans promoted from the camp, and I directly commanded, arranged, and operated Efficiency improved quickly."
Fu Li said: "In the final analysis, North Korean officials are laymen, and they don't know how to manage them!"
"They are inexperienced in the management of this kind of camp. It's not like our country. How many people live in a tent, how to dig the drainage ditch outside the tent, and how to arrange the living quarters all have ready-made detailed plans." Liu Shang paused, then continued Said: "Promote some capable people from the camp for training, and then learn and work, it is better than those they send for food."
In Liu Shang's words, he unabashedly disdains North Korean officials, but this is actually something North Korea can't do. After all, their local officials have at most organized activities such as avoiding war and relief, how to settle down There are thousands of people who have left their homes. While organizing them to perform high-intensity labor, they must also ensure the stability, order and normal operation of the camp. Without systematic training, it is indeed difficult to complete these tasks well.
And the managers they promoted from North Korean laborers like Cui Ren did not have a fixed management mindset in their minds, and they followed the orders of Haihan officials from the beginning of their appointment, so that the operation of the camp was completely in accordance with Haihan's Mode to carry out, this work efficiency will naturally be much better than the previous scattered state.
North Korean officials may not be convinced by this kind of belittlement, but they must rely on the combat performance of the Haihan Army here during the war, so many things can only be compromised.Although these thousands of North Korean people were nominally sent by the government to assist Haihan in building the base, in fact they were directly under Haihan's command and arrangement.
Liu Shang and Fu Li used to belong to different departments in Haihan's bureaucratic system. Although they are incumbents and successors now, there is actually no competition for this position. After Liu Shang handed over the work here, he will He will return to his original position in Liaodong, so there is no conflict of interest between him and Fu Li.Regarding work and even the handover of subordinates, both of them can treat it with a relatively peaceful attitude, so it will be easier to get along with each other at the moment, and they can also candidly exchange their views on this work.
The two had an open and honest conversation during lunch time, then went to Liu Shang's office and began to hand over various written materials from the civil affairs department.This work is quite time-consuming. In addition to the registration materials of these thousands of people, there are also a large number of materials related to civilian supplies that need to be handed over. Just the books for registering these materials are even stacked up to the height of Fu Li.
"The more than 4000 Han refugees will definitely be naturalized in the future, so their registration information must be relatively more detailed. Some people with special circumstances, such as businessmen, literati, former local officials, retired soldiers, etc., will be registered separately. It has been sorted out, and it can be dealt with separately as needed in the future." Liu Shang handed the pile of registration books to Fu Li, and at the same time introduced the relevant situation to him: "This book has already expressed the willingness to join the army. personnel, but there is no time for political review yet, you can discuss arrangements with the military later.”
Rao Fu Li has a good memory, but it is still a bit of a headache to digest so much information at once, but he can also tell from this that Liu Shang has not been idle for several months here. It will come in handy in future immigration work.
(End of this chapter)
Since coming here, Cui Ren has been dealing with the North Korean laborers in the base basically every day. The number of North Korean laborers he has contacted in the past few months is at least 3000 to [-]. Naturally, there are plenty of people who are interested in Fu Li. To understanding.
The labor tasks undertaken by the North Korean laborers in the Datongjiang base in the past few months can be said to be quite heavy. In order to complete the construction of the defense line before the arrival of the Qing army, most of the North Korean laborers must be arranged in three shifts. Work on the construction site around the clock.After these two or three months, there are really a lot of North Korean laborers who are sick and dying. If Cui Ren hadn't been lucky enough to be assigned to a relatively easy position, he would have been exhausted on the construction site long ago. up.
But if we look at this issue dialectically, if these North Korean people were not recruited to work as laborers at the Datongjiang base, then most of them would most likely fall into war, or die silently in the massacre of the Qing army, or Being taken away by the Qing army and then reduced to a slave, the end is definitely much more miserable than being a laborer in the Haihan military base.Although there are heavy manual labor tasks to be completed here, at least there is no need to worry about personal safety and basic living conditions, so even after the war, there are still many North Korean laborers who do not plan to leave here voluntarily like Cui In.
In fact, because there was no urgent construction period after the war, the labor intensity required by North Korean workers has dropped significantly, and after some North Korean workers left the base and returned to their hometowns, the subsequent change was that the basic treatment of the workers was reduced. With the improvement, the living is no longer as crowded as in previous months, and the amount of food distribution has also increased.
The most attractive thing to North Korean workers is the prospect of future immigration. They have heard too much propaganda about the stability and prosperity of Haihan during their work here, and they have long been yearning for the legendary paradise on earth in the South China Sea. If If you continue to stay at the Datongjiang base, you may have the opportunity to be a naturalized Haihan in the future. At that time, you will be able to share housing and land and enjoy many benefits provided by the state. This is undoubtedly true for those North Korean people who are already homeless It's an excellent way out.
Cui Ren himself is one of the people who has this kind of mentality, but what he thinks is not to be a farmer after naturalization of Haihan, but to follow the current path, and strive to continue to be an official after naturalization .He once heard from Liu Shang that many of the civil and military officials in Haihan came from foreign immigrants. For example, Liu Shang himself was a citizen of Ming Dynasty, and that General Takahashi, who was not tall but famous, was said to be from Dongying. people of origin.
Since immigrants from other countries can become officials after being naturalized Haihan, Cui Ren certainly thinks that he should be able to achieve such a goal, at least if he works hard in this direction, he will have a chance - this is what Liu Shang told him .
In the past, Liu Shang would call the stewards of each camp to have a meeting every five days. Not only the stewards of the Korean camps but also the stewards of the Han refugee camps were present.These stewards were also promoted from refugees, but because they were recognized as stateless Han refugees by Haihan, they had already obtained the permission to naturalize, and at the same time became members of the government establishment.This made Cui Ren very jealous. He knew that he was no worse than these people, and the only obstacle was probably the issue of nationality.
The sooner he obtains the Haihan nationality, the sooner he can enter the Haihan government and get a formal position. Cui Ren has such a thought in mind, and he is also very attentive when answering questions about Fuli. I tried my best to explain to Fu Li what I knew.
When Fu Li was in Sanya, he also came into contact with quite a few foreign immigrants due to work reasons. He actually saw Cui Ren's attitude very clearly, and he could fully understand Cui Ren's purpose.However, it is not enough for Fu Li to show a positive attitude when getting along with his boss. He still needs to see Cui Ren's performance in work in order to have a more objective and comprehensive understanding of Cui Ren's work ability. judge.
After arriving at the Nanying District under Cui Ren's jurisdiction, Cui Ren prepared to summon several of his stewards to report, but Fu Li stopped him: "There is no need to troublesome people, just take a look... Liu and I The director hasn't started handing over the work yet, some things can't be too urgent."
As soon as Cui Ren heard it, he understood that his flattery was almost on the horse's leg. His current boss hadn't completed the handover of work with his next boss, and now he was anxious to openly pull his people into the camp of the new boss. , it is a bit ugly to eat.Although Liu Shang took advantage of himself, he might not care about this kind of behavior beyond the rules, but the new boss must avoid it when he is new here.
"It's a low-level job that didn't think carefully, but fortunately, the adults reminded him in time!" Cui Ren hurriedly reviewed himself, this kind of low-level mistake should not be made a second time.
After being admonished once, Cui Ren put away his previous undisguised eagerness, not daring to make a big fuss about Zhang Fuli's identity, and took him to visit the situation in the camp first.
There are basically no masonry structures in the camps where North Korean laborers live, and most people live in tents of various sizes.Even Cui Ren's family had no family, and they were allotted a relatively large military tent by virtue of his position.
This is of course because the Haihan military put all the labor force on more urgent construction sites, and did not take care of building barracks with better living conditions for the laborers.Before the war it was the defensive position, after the war it was the port and the barracks, and the priority was always elsewhere.According to Cui Ren, at least until all the Han refugees have settled into the barracks, it will be the turn of the North Korean laborers.After all, they are the only North Koreans who are regarded as "outsiders" in this place—this may be one of the hidden reasons why Cui Ren is eager to change his identity.
Now that some North Korean laborers have been dismissed, the living conditions have been greatly improved compared to the previous few months, at least not as crowded as before.However, there are too many clothes to dry between the tents in this camp, and most of them are tattered. It does look a bit like a garbage dump.
Fu Li didn't have any special opinion on this. When there were refugee camps in Sanya, the situation was similar to that here. Later, the refugee camps were gradually transformed into immigrant camps with better living conditions and more complete facilities. The internal environment has been improved accordingly.
Fu Li asked Cui Ren to take him to see the public facilities such as the reservoir, canteen, and latrines in the camp, and asked in detail about the measures and implementation status of fire protection, sanitation, food, and medical treatment.In fact, the Haihan civil affairs department has corresponding standards in these aspects, but how well they can achieve it under specific circumstances depends largely on whether the officials in charge care about it.
Fortunately, Liu Shang is quite familiar with these businesses, and has very high requirements for the implementation standards, so the camp area that Cui Ren is in charge of has no major problems in these aspects that Fu Li is concerned about, and he can basically answer the questions fluently. .Only then did Fu Li finally believe Liu Shang's recommendation. The North Korean steward seemed capable.
Fu Li's stay in the North Korean camp wasn't too long, not even as long as the time he spent in the defense line, but with Cui Ren explaining and answering all the time, he knew enough about the North Korean camp.As for the adjacent military camps and Han Chinese camps, that's not the place Cui Ren could take him to see, so we can only talk about it another day.
Then the two took a carriage to the Datong River, where the military port project is still under construction.At present, about half of the combat ships of the United Fleet are still operating in the Yalu River. Quite visual impact.
However, the construction site here is supervised by the military, and idlers are not allowed to enter casually. Although Fu Li can pass the checkpoint clearly, he has already passed the pier here after getting off the boat when he came, so there is no need Watch it a second time.
Seeing that the sun was almost at noon, Fu Li also felt that it was time to have lunch, and he wanted Cui Ren to lead the way to a nearby collective cafeteria to solve the problem, so someone took the initiative to find him.It turned out that Liu Shang heard that they came to the port after a round trip in the North Korean camp in the morning, so he sent someone to find Fu Li and invited him to have lunch with him.
Of course, it is impossible for this working meal to be as grand as yesterday's welcome banquet. According to the standard of food they can enjoy, it is just two meat and two vegetables and one soup, and because it is noon, there will be no food. Drinks are served.However, it is not the first day for both of them to come out to do things, and they are well aware of these regulations, and they will not feel that there is anything wrong.
"I heard that Director Fu went to see a lot of places today, how is it, and what do you think you have gained?" Liu Shang took the initiative to ask.
Fu Li replied with a smile: "Today, I went to visit the North Korean camp. The biggest feeling is that Director Liu is well-managed and the camp is in order. I can't find any faults... By the way, Cui Ren is not bad, indeed. As you said, he is very familiar with the work he is responsible for."
Liu Shang nodded and said: "It turns out that the North Korean officials sent a few people here. They didn't understand anything and only pointed fingers. All the work in the camp was messy. Later, after I reported it to the chief, the chief asked the North Koreans The few laymen were withdrawn, and only one official was left to communicate with me, and no longer intervene in specific affairs. All the managers below were replaced by Koreans promoted from the camp, and I directly commanded, arranged, and operated Efficiency improved quickly."
Fu Li said: "In the final analysis, North Korean officials are laymen, and they don't know how to manage them!"
"They are inexperienced in the management of this kind of camp. It's not like our country. How many people live in a tent, how to dig the drainage ditch outside the tent, and how to arrange the living quarters all have ready-made detailed plans." Liu Shang paused, then continued Said: "Promote some capable people from the camp for training, and then learn and work, it is better than those they send for food."
In Liu Shang's words, he unabashedly disdains North Korean officials, but this is actually something North Korea can't do. After all, their local officials have at most organized activities such as avoiding war and relief, how to settle down There are thousands of people who have left their homes. While organizing them to perform high-intensity labor, they must also ensure the stability, order and normal operation of the camp. Without systematic training, it is indeed difficult to complete these tasks well.
And the managers they promoted from North Korean laborers like Cui Ren did not have a fixed management mindset in their minds, and they followed the orders of Haihan officials from the beginning of their appointment, so that the operation of the camp was completely in accordance with Haihan's Mode to carry out, this work efficiency will naturally be much better than the previous scattered state.
North Korean officials may not be convinced by this kind of belittlement, but they must rely on the combat performance of the Haihan Army here during the war, so many things can only be compromised.Although these thousands of North Korean people were nominally sent by the government to assist Haihan in building the base, in fact they were directly under Haihan's command and arrangement.
Liu Shang and Fu Li used to belong to different departments in Haihan's bureaucratic system. Although they are incumbents and successors now, there is actually no competition for this position. After Liu Shang handed over the work here, he will He will return to his original position in Liaodong, so there is no conflict of interest between him and Fu Li.Regarding work and even the handover of subordinates, both of them can treat it with a relatively peaceful attitude, so it will be easier to get along with each other at the moment, and they can also candidly exchange their views on this work.
The two had an open and honest conversation during lunch time, then went to Liu Shang's office and began to hand over various written materials from the civil affairs department.This work is quite time-consuming. In addition to the registration materials of these thousands of people, there are also a large number of materials related to civilian supplies that need to be handed over. Just the books for registering these materials are even stacked up to the height of Fu Li.
"The more than 4000 Han refugees will definitely be naturalized in the future, so their registration information must be relatively more detailed. Some people with special circumstances, such as businessmen, literati, former local officials, retired soldiers, etc., will be registered separately. It has been sorted out, and it can be dealt with separately as needed in the future." Liu Shang handed the pile of registration books to Fu Li, and at the same time introduced the relevant situation to him: "This book has already expressed the willingness to join the army. personnel, but there is no time for political review yet, you can discuss arrangements with the military later.”
Rao Fu Li has a good memory, but it is still a bit of a headache to digest so much information at once, but he can also tell from this that Liu Shang has not been idle for several months here. It will come in handy in future immigration work.
(End of this chapter)