1627 Rise of the South China Sea

Chapter 2501
In the summer of 1655, Sanya, Hainan.

"Appreciate~"

As the coachman shouted, a carriage painted green stopped outside the gate of Fort Victory. The large and striking yellow "post" on the carriage showed the special function of this carriage.

After the car stopped, the two staff who had been waiting here pushed the cart forward, and the postman in a green vest got out of the car and opened the door at the back of the car, and began to take out various mail from the car and put them in the car.

Most of the mail sent to Fort Victory was of an official nature, and the vast majority of it was shipped by sea.Both Shengli Port and Sanya Port have post offices. After unloading the official mail at Shengli Fort, it will be delivered to the port post office as soon as possible, and then the post office will prioritize delivery.

Generally, the mail can be delivered to Fort Victory within two hours after unloading the ship.Some urgent mail sent back by dedicated official ships will be delivered even faster.

With the expansion of Haihan's territory, more and more official mails are sent to Fort Victory every day. Now it takes at least two to three times a day to complete the task.

The postman loaded the mail into the trolley, took out the delivery slip and asked the staff of Fort Victory to sign for it, and then closed the door and drove away.After these mails were loaded into small trolleys and sent to Fort Victory, they had to go through the next round of sorting and security checks.

All the mail sent by the postal department and delivered to the traverser will be disassembled and inspected at this stage to ensure safety before being sent to the recipient.Emails with a high level of confidentiality are generally transmitted through special channels of the military or intelligence agencies, so this kind of dismantling and inspection will not pose a great risk of leaking secrets.

And this batch of letters sent to Victory Fort, more than half of them were sent to Gu Kai's office.

As the helm of Haihan's judicial system, Gu Kai can be said to have a high position and authority now.Not only does he have to formulate various laws and regulations for the country, but he is also responsible for a part of the internal affairs supervision, dealing with special judicial issues that have happened to the cross-travelers.

Although the Ministry of Justice has built an independent office building outside Fort Victory many years ago, Gu Kai is still happy to stay in the small office in Fort Victory to handle various business affairs, and only returns to the Ministry of Justice for occasional meetings Over there in the building.Therefore, all kinds of official emails sent to Gu Kai are usually sent to Victory Fort.

Gu Kai glanced at the mail that the secretary put on the table, and asked casually, "Where are there more mails today?"

The secretary replied respectfully: "More people come from Zhejiang, about [-]% of them."

After sending the secretary away, Gu Kai casually opened a few emails and looked at them, shaking his head while reading, finally took a few emails from them, got up and left the office.

"Look at this. These days, it's all about reports from Zhejiang!"

Tao Donglai raised his head, looked at Gu Kai's stack of letters on his desk, smiled and said, "Sit down and talk."

Gu Kai sat down on the sofa chair opposite Tao Donglai, and said angrily: "Zhejiang is a mess, I really don't know how Shi Diwen is in charge!"

Tao Donglai said, "Do you think the contents of these letters are credible?"

Gu Kai said: "It doesn't matter whether the credibility is high or not. I'm worried that these messy things will affect the implementation of the capital relocation project!"

Tao Donglai said: "I think we still have to believe in Shi Diwen's ability. He dared to propose such a plan, and he was definitely not impulsive. He should have made all kinds of preparations. If he can't even control the local public opinion, then How did he manage the Donghai Region step by step in these years?"

Gu Kai said: "Of course I believe in Shi Diwen's ability, but it is not a good thing after all that so many people in the local area have opinions on him."

Tao Donglai shook his head and said, "It's probably not as serious as you think. In my opinion, he deliberately let go of these report letters, and maybe he arranged them himself."

Gu Kai said in astonishment: "You mean, he might be playing tricks on purpose?"

Tao Donglai smiled and said, "I'm not sure, but there should be such a possibility. You might as well think carefully about the source and content of these report letters."

Shortly after the executive committee announced the plan to move the capital, anonymous letters of complaint from the Zhejiang region increased.Most of these letters questioned Shi Diwen’s abuse of power, nepotism, enrichment of private pockets, and extortionate extortion during the capital relocation project, and called on the Executive Committee and the Ministry of Justice to thoroughly investigate the problems that have emerged during the capital relocation project.

Reporting the local officials of the overseas colonial regions to Victory Fort, unless it involves major matters such as national security, generally speaking, will not arouse the special attention of the Executive Committee, and Gu Kai has also dealt with these matters.The reason why Gu Kai felt uneasy this time was that the number of report letters was too large, and the second was related to the great cause of moving the capital.

But after listening to Tao Donglai's words, Gu Kai also quickly realized what was unusual.

If counting from the capture of Zhoushan, Shi Diwen has been in Zhejiang for more than 20 years. His power and prestige in the local area is extremely high, and his influence is even no less than that of the Ming court and the Haihan Executive Committee.Under such circumstances, those who dare to speak against him will undoubtedly take great risks, and must be familiar with Haihan's power structure, so they will use this method of writing an anonymous letter to report to "report".

Are there really so many people in Zhejiang who have the courage and ability to fight against Shi Diwen?Even if there were, would the letters they wrote be able to pass the screening and be sent to Sanya smoothly?If Shi Diwen couldn't even guard against these means, how could he be qualified to enter the lineup of the executive committee and occupy a top spot.

Gu Kai quickly figured out the key point, and suddenly felt that Tao Donglai's words were indeed reasonable.It may sound unbelievable to report yourself, but if Shi Diwen performed a bitter trick first, and someone really wants to report him with such things later, it probably won't have any effect.

Whether Shi Diwen had the behaviors accused in the report during the capital relocation project, Gu Kai thinks the answer is yes, but this is actually not a big deal, let alone guilty.They are all high-ranking officials who have been in power for many years, so they naturally understand all the difficulties in governance. If Shi Diwen obeys the rules and regulations in everything, the capital relocation project, let alone ten years, may not be completed in several generations. .

This kind of thing is of course the overall situation. As long as Shi Diwen can make the relevant projects go smoothly, the executive committee will not pursue some irregularities in the process.

Gu Kai said: "Then I will suppress this matter directly?"

Tao Donglai shook his head and said: "That's not necessary, Shi Diwen sent these report letters, and I guess he still wants to see the reaction from Sanya... You send an official document in the name of the Ministry of Justice, and let him have some If there is no change, it will be encouraged."

Gu Kai and Tao Dong have been together for many years, so they immediately understood: "Let him know that the executive committee has already known his intentions, that's all."

"That's right." Tao Donglai nodded and said, "Shi Diwen is a smart person, so we have to respond in a smart way."

(End of this chapter)