Yiliang was stunned when he heard this. He knew that the smuggling of ravens was huge profits, but he did not expect that the profit would reach such a terrifying level. No wonder the smuggling of ravens has been smuggling repeatedly and is becoming more and more intense. Such a huge profit is enough to make all merchants crazy!

Cultivating pine slices in a vassal state can earn 16 million taels of silver a year! He didn't know what Emperor Daoguang would think when he saw this suggestion. Anyway, he was a little dry-mouthed. After reaching out to invite tea, he took a few sips of tea before saying skeptical: "The cost of pine slices is only twenty taels of silver a box?"

Yi Zhizu nodded and said, "After the East India Company went bankrupt, various details about the elops were gradually leaked. These data were revealed by the British elops. · Want to see h?"

So that's it. It seems that these data are still relatively credible. Even if there is moisture, it will not be too big. When I glanced at Yi Zhizu, Yiliang couldn't help but sigh: "It's too easy to make money." As he said, he said hatefully: "The smuggling of crows must be prohibited!"

Hearing that he only said that he would ban the smuggling of crows and films, Yi Shizuo laughed in his heart and did not interrupt. After taking a sip of tea, he changed the topic and said, "Last year, the Thirteenth Army under the order of Guangdong Customs to introduce railway trains to prepare for the court's inspection. After detailed investigation, the Thirteen Army proposed to build the railway from Guangzhou to Foshan, the Governor's Office, and the Guangdong Customs have all approved it. ? 1? Read? Book c?

Building a railway not only requires a large amount of machinery and equipment, and preparing for the construction of corresponding steel plants and machine manufacturing plants, but also requires the cultivation of a large number of relevant technical talents and translations. The court's ban on foreigners also needs to be appropriately relaxed..."

"The local governor dare not take action on these things." Yiliang smiled and said, "But, please feel at ease. I will send the note to the capital for 800 miles today."

"My Lord, thank you." Yi Zhizu said and asked again: "I wonder how long it will take to approve this memorandum?"

"This is hard to say." Yiliang said carefully: "I know that there are calls for banning smoking in the country at present, and the emperor is very determined about banning smoking. I am afraid that this comment will not be approved for a while." After a pause, he mentioned: "For the Thirteenth Front, local officials generally do not meddle in other people's business. Even if there is any ban, they are mostly turned a blind eye. The problem is Guangdong Customs..."

Yi Zhizu said: "Guangdong Customs Wenxiang Supervisor knows this..."

"I don't know if the Guangdong Customs Supervision has been replaced?" Yiliang looked at him with some surprise and said, "The news from your Thirteen ranks is too unfamiliar. The Guangdong Customs Supervision has been replaced.w?c? The newly appointed supervisor is Yu Kun, who has been transferred from the Jiangning Weaving Office, and he should be able to take office this month."

At this critical moment, Guangdong Customs Supervision has been replaced? Yi Zhizu couldn't help but be stunned. Is this a good thing or a bad thing? Could it be that Daoguang changed his mind again? That's not an ordinary trouble!

Huang Juezi, the Minister of the Honglu Temple, "Please strictly prohibit misunderstandings to cultivate national skills" caused great response and controversy in the court and the country. The focus was to use the death penalty to severely punish the use of the cuckoo. Of course, the reason why the filmmakers had such a great impact was that Daoguang's attitude towards this comment was that the governors and governors of various provinces did not dare to be looked down upon, and they gathered local officials to debate, and then reported them.

The capital, the Forbidden City, the Hall of Peace and Warm Pavilion.

The fifty-six-year-old Emperor Daoguang reviewed the memorials one by one. When there were any memorials from local governors and governors, he looked at them word by word. He was very concerned and cared about the attitude of governors and governors in various provinces towards smoking bans. He knew very well that the attitude of governors and governors was enough to influence the attitude of officials in both provinces or provinces.

What made him feel a little relieved was that the local governors and governors who had reported back all strongly advocated the ban on opium. However, no one agreed with the request to severely punish the use of sucking rookies for death. The governors and governors had either clearly opposed it or questioned it, and no one supported it.

Some people agree that the suggestion that the smokers should be reformed within one year, but there are only two or three people. The suggestion that officials are not allowed to participate in the scientific examination is a rumor that the officials are punished for the crime of being punished by the officials.

Most governors and governors insist on blocking the source of the source, curbing the smuggling of ruffians from the source, increasing the governance of opium smuggling in Guangdong, strengthening supervision and supervision of coastal officials and soldiers, and severely punishing the trafficking of ruffians for those who smoke, with persuasion as the main and punishment as the supplement.

The eunuch in charge, Zhang Erhan, tiptoed in with a small yellow box. Seeing Daoguang reviewing the memorials with a focused expression, he did not dare to say anything, so he stood quietly.

After reviewing a note, Daoguang raised his head and glanced at him. Zhang Erhan quickly bowed and said, "Report to the Emperor, this is a secret note sent by Guangdong Governor Yi Liangcai." As he said that, he bowed his body and placed the box on several tables.

Yiliang's secret fold? Is Yiliang opposed the ban on crows? Otherwise, why use secret folds? Daoguang opened the lock and opened the box quietly, took out the fold, glanced at it for a few glances, and then frowned, then took out the three suggestions written by Yizhizu. After reading them carefully, he focused on it for a moment, and then read them again, then looked up at the caisson with his face intently.

Yi Zhizu suggested that the cultivation of raps in vassal states would be a sensational income of tens of millions of taels of silver a year, which really made him excited. This was equivalent to the tax paid by several medium-sized provinces in a year. He was a little unimaginable. If this remark was clear, what kind of sensation would it cause? It would definitely cause an unprecedented debate!

The profit of the raven film was so great that he didn't expect. It was estimated that few people who knew clearly, why did Yi Zhizu know so clearly? Did he also participate in the raven film smuggling? Thinking about it, he knew about the situation of Yi Jiafu Taixing. He still owed 400,000 yuan in Shangkui last year. If it were smuggling, it would not have fallen to that point.

Waving his hand to retreat a few eunuchs, Daoguang stood up and walked back and forth in the room. The treasury was empty and he earned tens of millions of silver a year. He was really moved, but compared to banning crows, he chose to ban crows without hesitation. He had a deep pain for crows. He was addicted to crows when he was young and knew clearly the harm of crows. Moreover, the proliferation of crows has seriously endangered the Qing Dynasty. How could he not think clearly which one is more important?

However, from the perspective of East-West trade, the root cause of smuggling of ravens made him feel refreshed. Although this easy-to-satisfied person is young, he can see what others have never seen, what others have never said, and what others have never said, what they have made, they are novel and feasible, but they are too brave.

Is it necessary to build railways in large quantities to make up for the loss of foreign businessmen to ban crows? Daoguang frowned and walked around for a few times, but he was still unable to grasp it. The construction of railways in large quantities involves all aspects. (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!