After recapturing Chongqing, Zhu Youlang kept thinking about a question that could make the news spread as soon as possible. After all, in the feudal era, people passed on messages through word of mouth. For the Southern Ming court, recapturing Chongqing was an excellent propaganda point and it was impossible not to be publicized.

After thinking about it, Zhu Youlang felt that publishing a newspaper was a good choice. In fact, there was already a prototype of a newspaper in the Ming Dynasty, and this was the dibao.

However, the newspapers are mainly used by officials. The channels of dissemination are limited and the content is relatively fixed. It is basically a major national event. If you want as many people as possible to know such news, you have to run a general newspaper.

The cost of running a newspaper itself is not high, it is nothing more than printing costs. The movable type printing technology in the Ming Dynasty was already very developed and could complete this task well. As long as it was controlled, the cost could be reduced to a very low level.

The only problem is that the popularity of culture in this era is not high, and the literacy rate is even more terrible. In this case, even if you run a newspaper, you may face many situations that cannot be read by people.

However, the road is taken step by step, and you cannot ignore it just because you are afraid of these problems.

Zhu Youlang still felt that he should get the newspaper out first and then take one step at a time.

If it really doesn't work, another round of literacy campaign will be carried out.

There is no need to follow the standards for taking the imperial examination, so that the people can understand the most basic words.

Zhu Youlang is going to hand over this matter to Wang Henian.

First, he wanted to test Wang Henian's ability to do business, and second, Wang Henian also had a better understanding of the Chongqing area.

In addition, it is to calm the people's hearts and resume production.

Wen Anzhi is the best at doing this.

In terms of internal affairs, Wen Anzhi did not give in to Zhuge Kongming at all.

Zhu Youlang couldn't feel at ease when he was doing things.

Zhu Youlang is now somewhat grateful to bring Wen Anzhi with him.

Of course, recapturing Chongqing is only the first step to liberation of the Ming Dynasty, and there is still a long way to go next. However, Zhu Youlang believes that as long as the king and his ministers work together, they will always see that day.

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When the news reached Beijing, Emperor Shunzhi was furious and furious.

Is Chongqing just lost?

These wine bags are simply disregarding the holy grace.

How did they promise? Chongqing is as solid as a sacrificial as ever!

It's still a sound of lingering around your ears, it's so ironic!

None of these servants, Li Guoying, Wu Sangui, and Hong Chengchou, could escape.

He could rush to help, why didn't hesitate to move?

Don’t say anything about the deceitful nonsense of the Ming army, you didn’t even understand the movements of the Ming army, so that the Ming army slipped away from your nose. This is a serious dereliction of duty!

What is the difference between this and Yuan Chonghuan's eyes when he let the Qing army attack to Beijing?

Fortunately, Ming Jun fought Chongqing this time...

But the nature of things is the same, and I have to take it as a warning!

If he is irritable, he can order all these slaves to be cut off. Anyway, killing these slaves is no different from killing dogs.

But when I calmed down, I thought that these servants were still useful.

After all, the Central Plains is too big, and the number of people in the Eight Banners of Manchuria is limited, so we can't rely on the Eight Banners to guard them everywhere.

Besides, the combat effectiveness of the Eight Banners of Manchuria is much weaker now.

I remember the Eight Banners Army was invincible during the reign of Emperor Taizong, and the Ming army was beaten to death.

How could I think of launching the Han people and the Green Camp at that time?

Thinking of this, Emperor Shunzhi was even more angry. Why did Taizu and Taizong run around and grab land well when they arrived at me and things got worse?

The Central Plains world is still uneasy.

But there is still good news.

News came from the south that Zheng Chenggong's invasion had been successfully repelled and Nanjing was worry-free.

Emperor Shunzhi really couldn't understand how a mere Zheng Chenggong dared to march straight into Nanjing.

Who gave him the courage?

It's really a lack of human heart. Snake swallows an elephant.

Eight or nine out of ten in the world are all in the hands of the Qing Dynasty. What does it matter if the small court of the remnant Ming Dynasty wins one or two victories? Even if the Qing Dynasty consumes it, it can even kill him.

Thinking of this, Emperor Shunzhi's mood was a little better. The big situation is better.

He then prepared to give Hong Chengchou a decree to restore Chongqing.

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In Guizhou, Wu Sangui got the news that Chongqing was conquered almost immediately.

This news was not good or bad for him.

From the moment the old man withheld food and wages, Wu Sangui did not want to do his best to work hard for the Qing Dynasty.

Do you really think I'm stupid?

Is there still fewer things in history in which a cunning rabbit dies and a lack of food to cook, and there are no more things in the history of unloading the mill and killing the donkey?

Sitting on the mountain to watch the tiger fight was his true thought at this moment.

When the Ming Dynasty was powerful, it was close to the Ming Dynasty, and when the Qing Dynasty was powerful, it was close to the Qing Dynasty.

Isn’t it good to be a fencer?

These tens of thousands of soldiers are his capital.

Wu Sangui didn't plan to use it unless it was absolutely necessary.

Before, Hong Chengchou repeatedly urged him to send troops to quell the rebellion of Guizhou chieftains. Wu Sangui always responded, but in fact, he could drag it down.

If nothing unexpected happens this time, Hong Chengchou will definitely look for him.

But Wu Sangui had already made up his mind. Even if the old man said that he would not send troops when he went to Wu Sangui.

It is impossible to send troops, and it is impossible to send troops in this life.

I can only live like this by relying on my own troops.

Unless there are enough credits to grab, Wu Sangui will not pay any attention to Hong Chengchou's orders at all.

So what if you are controlled by you in name? I am just disobeying you!

I hope you can help me pick up ready-made peaches? I’m delusional!

Anyone with a discerning eye can see that the old man wants to praise his student.

What's the name? Yes, Zhao Liangdong!

A mere young man dared to pretend and be domineering in front of me.

When I led the troops to fight, you were wearing open-crotch pants!

Want to fight Chongqing? OK, go and fight yourself!

Don’t you, Old Man Hong, have 100,000 powerful soldiers? Are you not a few powerful generals? Go and instruct them. Anyway, I’m not listening to the command!

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"Qingzhi, Chongqing is lost!"

Hong Chengchou sighed, feeling very painful inside.

This was when he was trapped by the Ming army and left the mountain.

On the surface, the Ming army wanted to cooperate with the Guizhou chieftain to do a big move, and even Hong Chengchou believed it.

The Ming army secretly marched towards Sichuan and finally joined forces with the Sichuan army to attack Chongqing.

Such a great shift in the universe is too magical.

Hong Chengchou could imagine the emperor's angry look after receiving the news.

The emperor will definitely blame them for not trying their best to rescue them, right?

But in fact, Chongqing was already falling when Hong Chengchou got the news!

I have to say that he miscalculated this time.

"It was Wu Sangui who refused to go to the battle, which made us focus on him, otherwise we wouldn't have learned the true intentions of the Ming army so late!"

Zhao Liangdong said angrily.

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Chapter completed!