After the Chinese New Year of 2025, China began to spread a rumor: Xinhan was not a republic, but a kingdom, similar to Shin Myung Province. It implemented a poll tax system, and pursued a single ethnic group: Han Chinese, one center: the king, one ideology, one culture, and one language. Xinhan was rich in resources and vast in territory. In the future, it would definitely be the second largest country in Shin Myung Province. If one wanted to go, they had to go early. If they were late, it would be difficult to go.
As a result, there was a huge migration craze. The Lianhuo Expressway was built with the greatest capacity since it was built.
China's civil servants would not go to places like Xinhan. They would not give up on the benefits that they had worked so hard to obtain. Thus, there were three types of people going to Xinhan: farmers, workers, and businessmen. These people had made up their minds to move west and never look back. They sold all their land and properties in China and exchanged all their money for Xinming dollars. Those who could afford to use their own means of transportation, while those who could not took the bus or train and boarded the road to the west.
Because of the desertification of the land, the farmers in Longbei could no longer carry out agricultural production. They had no place to use their agricultural skills. The country's subsistence allowance was barely enough to maintain a half-full life. As for the quality of life, it could only be said that there was no quality. The desertification of the land was no longer worth remembering. These few families, with no means of transportation and no means of transportation, decided to work for others along the way. They would go wherever they went. In Hami, they met a convoy from Henan. The convoy was also formed by a few families. They decided to go to Xinhan to engage in agriculture, transportation, and logistics. Out of the kindness of his heart, he took in these farmers from Longbei. When he arrived in New Han, he found out that the farmers from Longbei were especially suited to the agricultural production of New Han. Under their leadership, the agriculture of the Henan convoy was able to develop smoothly. As the saying goes, good deeds will be rewarded. The ancients were right.
After the ice and snow melted, the great migration of the Japanese began. Shin Myung Province's Himalaya, Bayan Khala, Tanggula Hills, Kunlun Hills, and Yaochu, as well as China's Dongbei, Huabei, and Xinan, all eight aircraft carriers were gathered at the major ports of Japan. Together with Japan's Ōtsuki, Sunrise, Ise, and Izumo, as well as Korea's Dokdo amphibious assault ship, all the ships dismantled their military facilities and turned them into high-speed transport ships. They transported the Japanese to two places in batches, one to Vladivostok in New Tang, and the other to Lianyungang in China.
They would use the Longhai Railway and Lianhuo Expressway to enter Seoul, or use the Far East Railway and Siberian Highway to enter Tsuming.
The Japanese were like a well-trained and disciplined army. They boarded the ship, worked and rested according to the requirements of the ship, disembarked, or drove themselves or took a special train, all the way to the west.
In Vladivostok, the Japanese who entered New Tang first spoke to the latecomers in standard Mandarin, telling them that if they needed anything, they could ask. All the Japanese who arrived in New Tang first would do their best to help them reach New Han. They also told the latecomers that there would be some difficulties in the early stages, but with the help of the government, all the difficulties could be solved. They heard that New Han's natural conditions were better than the East, and there were more resources. Whether it was agriculture or industry, they had a better foundation. Therefore, they had to be confident about going to New Han. Under their care, the latecomers who entered the mainland from Vladivostok no longer had the melancholy of leaving their homeland. Instead, they had a fighting spirit. Everyone secretly expressed that they must live a wonderful life in their new land.
At Khorgos Port and Krasnoyarsk, the latecomers began to disperse to different parts of the country.
Starting from Krasnoyarsk, they entered the northern region of New Han, which was also the West Siberian Economic Zone of the Russians. This was a vast West Siberian grassland. The rivers flowed slowly and were densely packed with swamps. In addition to many rivers, there were also 1 million lakes of various sizes, with a total area of 10 million hectares, providing an extremely rich source of fish.
This region had developed agriculture. The area for agriculture and animal husbandry reached 36 million hectares. 50% of it was arable land, mainly growing wheat crops and potatoes. The rest was rich grassland and pastures, which made the animal husbandry here developed. Dairy cattle, pigs, sheep, poultry, sheep, and other ethnic groups raised horses, camels, yaks, and sika deer. In the vast tundra tundra, there was also northern deer for animal husbandry. The meat and skin of the northern deer had a high economic value.
The middle reaches of the Ebi River were rich in forest resources. The main tree species were spruce and cedar. The central region was mainly cedar and red pine, while the southern region was mainly birch.
The underground resources were extremely rich. The oil and natural gas reserves were astonishing. There were abundant coal and iron resources, as well as abundant raw materials and energy sources, which guaranteed the development of the steel industry and processing industry. Oil processing, coal chemical, and machine manufacturing formed the industrial level, producing power station equipment, coal mining machinery, oil and natural gas drilling equipment, chemical equipment, and so on for the energy and power sector.
At Khorgos Port, they entered the southern region of New Han, which was the former Kazakhstan.
There were abundant mineral resources: coal, oil, and natural gas reserves were large. The proven reserves of iron ore were 8 billion tons. The reserves of chromium iron ore were 200 million tons. The proven reserves of lead were about 10 million tons, while the proven reserves of zinc were about 14 million tons. There were also large amounts of non-metallic minerals, mainly potassium salt, barium sulfate, phosphatite, fluorite, and the like. There were more than 20 lakes that produced salt, and there were two rock salt mines.
They made full use of resources and opened up raw materials to develop industries. There were mainly chemical, electrical, mechanical, building materials, textile, and food industries. At the same time, they vigorously developed agriculture and animal husbandry. The land here was vast, and resources were abundant. It had good conditions for agriculture and animal husbandry.
The people of Japan did their homework before going to New Han. Most of them moved in with the heavy industry, while some took a fancy to the fertile grassland and the richness of the Caspian Sea. As a herdsman or a fisherman, as long as they could have a good night's sleep and not be woken up by earthquakes three times in one night, they would be gods.
In half a year, the number of people who moved from China to New Han had reached 30 million. Adding on the 10 million who moved from Hetao and 30 million who moved from Japan, the total population of New Han had reached close to 80 million. It had basically reached the upper limit of the population. In the New Han Kingdom, everyone would be able to find their own position and become a worker who could earn their own living.
On the 1st of June, 2025, the migration to New Han would stop, and no one would be allowed to move in. However, the New Tang Kingdom announced the establishment of New Tang Kingdom on the 1st of June, and it was no longer a republic. As such, the winds of migration blew towards the east. Zheng Jian 'er was even more careful with the growth of the population. After accepting 10 million people from China, he immediately closed the borders and stopped people from moving in.
The New Tang Kingdom's industrial base and agricultural development couldn't be compared to the New Han Kingdom in terms of basic conditions and scale of development. Most of the land was mountainous, with very few plains. Although it had a vast coastline and could vigorously develop marine industries, it was ultimately unable to support too many people. It had a land area of 4.28 million square kilometers, but more than half of it was unsuitable for human habitation. 42 million people had already reached the upper limit of this area. On average, there were 10 people per square kilometer. In fact, the population was mainly concentrated in the Heilongjiang River Basin and the southeast coast. The iron mining in Sanjiang Province, the forestry in Xinganling Province, and the agricultural production in Heilongjiang River Basin formed the basic structure of New Tang Kingdom. Indeed, Fan Shouneng was not a general who could take charge of an area, and it was difficult for him to become the Prime Minister of New Tang Kingdom. After a year, he took the initiative to resign and become the Head Steward of the Royal Family. Chen Weizheng transferred Mo Yi to New Tang Kingdom as the Minister of Trade and Commerce. He was in charge of New Tang Kingdom's economic development, so that the couple would not be separated. As for the Prime Minister, they had to choose between Li Qing, the Governor of Nanyue Province, and Du Xin, the Governor of Meinan Province. After careful consideration, they chose Li Qing as the Prime Minister of Shin Myung Province, and Chen Weizhong as the Governor of Nanyue Province. Everyone laughed at Chen Weizhong. Everyone else was gnawing on the bones, going to difficult places to develop the economy and promote production. Only he, on the other hand, only needed to follow the rules and carry on Li Qing's work meticulously. Hearing this, Chen Weizhong couldn't take it anymore. He brought Zhang Jianping over to be the Governor of Nanyue Province, while he discussed with Chen Weizheng to go to the New Han Kingdom and let Liu Yu be the Governor.
The New Han Kingdom's administrative division was very simple. There were four provinces, and the Yamalenets District in the north was the Independent Province. Because the Ob River flowed north to the Arctic Ocean, it was called the North Flow Province. It had a land area of 750,000 square kilometers and a population of 500,000. When the New Han Kingdom's Special Forces Division One entered the region, Mayor Popov led the entire region to surrender. Everything was done according to the European Guizhou style. They presented their sword and map at the same time, and led everyone to Noa Brisk to welcome them. The Commander of the Special Forces Division One was very surprised that the other party took the matter of surrendering very seriously. Later, he found out that the other party had a belief that surrendering was a second choice, a choice of life and fate. Once they made a choice, they had to follow them to the end. This region had always been a place of exile for political prisoners. Porters, miners, and most of them were political prisoners. Hence, it was easy to imagine how much they welcomed the new government. Liu Yu appointed Popov as the Governor. However, there were no more political prisoners here, and everyone was an equal member of the New Han Kingdom.
The Russian land to the south was called Tyumen Province. Chen Weizhong's volunteer made Liu Yu overjoyed, and he immediately appointed Chen Weizhong as the Governor of Tyumen Province, handing over the most promising province to him.
The land of Kazakhstan was bounded by 68 degrees to the east, with Anxi Province to the east and Kunling Province to the west.
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