Compared with the other majority of the departments, the work of the Ministry of Education is much simpler. Education is a century-long plan, and no results can be seen in five or ten years. It is nothing more than building more new schools and recruiting students.

As for the State-owned Resources Department, which is more similar to the later State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, it seems like a foot binding cloth, smelly and long when reported.

There are a lot of big and small things, and you can talk about it for an hour when you open your song.

"Coal output, iron output, steel output."

These three major items are important performance indicators of the Ministry of State-owned Resources, and are also the three most concerned evaluation elements of Zhu Yunwen.

In terms of iron production, the Ming Dynasty or China concept has been ranked first in the world since the Tang Dynasty. On the tenth time of Jianwen, the annual output reached 35 million kilograms.

And this data has just been imitating the above and below in Hongwu for 28 years.

It is not that the Ming Dynasty has been on the spot for more than ten years, but because the national iron production was too high in the late Hongwu period, which led to Taizu having to order the closure of a large number of official iron plants.

During the years of Jianwen Dynasty, the court has been supporting the development of private self-operated iron plants. The official mines were completely sealed, as long as they were guaranteed not to be sold.

The cabinet cannot allow the state-owned enterprise to become a private enterprise. Moreover, in recent years, coal mine transactions in Shanxi have also begun to be supervised. Large areas of newly discovered coal mines have been taken away by the cabinet, and the Shanxi Provincial Administration and the General Office no longer have the right to buy and sell independently.

"Thank you all for your hard work, please let the Shangchen Bureau cook some food and deliver it to you."

The report lasted from early morning until noon, and after a quick meal at the court meeting, he had to continue.

There is a saying in later generations called "Meeting Mountains and Seas". Zhu Yunwen once participated in more than a dozen meetings of all sizes in one day. Although he did not have so many meetings as emperors in the Ming Dynasty, he could not stand a meeting for a long time.

The General Staff’s meeting is better, and it is decisive and the army is only responsible for obeying, and the cabinet meetings are much more complicated, let alone the meetings that report the final report of the 15th Plan.

Everyone was sitting and reporting at the beginning, but in the afternoon, they changed to standing. Even Zhu Yunwen walked back and forth and listened.

"In recent years, Dali Temple has done statistics. A case that caused many deaths or multiple people to participate in the murder case was the most common in Guangdong, Guangxi and Guizhou, followed by Liaodong.

These provinces are home to the Han and the Chinese, with serious disputes over customs. Moreover, the clan concepts in Guangdong and Guangxi are deeply rooted, which can easily lead to large-scale, and even collective fighting between one village and another.

The local military guards will also be counterattacked, causing more than once the local military guards to die in the suffrage.

As the last Dali Temple to report, what Gao Su said was the most insignificant trivial matter of scabies, but it was the most difficult problem to deal with.

"The right to use water, fishing, hunting, land rights and even intermarriage rights will become the root of serious disputes in these provinces. Local prefectures and counties have organized communication between local elders, but it is often a gust of wind. After a few days of honesty, they will fight again."

There have been no trouble in Guangdong for a year or two. Even the serious rebellion cases of capturing Guangzhou Prefecture and plundering the Guangdong Provincial Government Office have been reported twice, which shows that civilian fights to kill people more frequently.

"The local ethnic situation is complicated. In addition to the native people and Han people who moved south, with the development of the Guangzhou Chamber of Commerce and overseas trade in recent years, the number of Nanyang and Arabs in Guangzhou has also increased. This has caused very bad damage to the province's public security. Basically, it is a small fight every three days and a big fight every ten days. As long as it is big, people will definitely die."

Zhu Yunwen walked back and forth in the hall with his hands in his arms, and Gao Su's eyes moved around, but he could not wait for a slight response.

The emperor did not give any constructive instructions at all.

"What do the cabinet have to say about such a thing?"

The Jianwen Dynasty was not the Hongwu Dynasty, and Zhu Yunwen was not the Emperor Taizu. He could make up his mind to send a large army to suppress the rebellion and kill tens of thousands of people. Because the facts prove that unless you kill all the people on that land, such things that affect local public security will continue to happen.

Yang Shiqi spoke: "I suggest that a group of Nanyang people should be arrested from Nanyang to move to Guangdong."

Not to mention Zhu Yunwen, this proposal was in an uproar in the entire Jinshen Palace.

Originally, Guangdong was made like a hot kiln, and a batch of Nanyang Yi had to be added to it.

What isn't this adding fuel to the fire?

"Tell me the reason for your idea."

Zhu Yunwen looked at Yang Shiqi and was quite interested.

"The conflict between the Tuhan and Han people has been around for a long time, and it has continued for hundreds of years and has become increasingly intense. However, I have found that since Guangdong became more prosperous, the Nanyang people began to appear and Arabs, although there were still conflicts between the Tuhan and Han people, some of the conflicts began to shift. After all, whether it is the Tuhan or the Han people, they were all from the Ming Dynasty.

In the past, I was beaten by my own internal people, but if I had foreign barbarians, I could still abandon my past grudges and keep on going to the outside world. This is also the purpose of this suggestion of me."

Once the number of foreign barbarians increases, the local Han will seek a point of cooperation and will unanimously argue with foreign barbarians. After a few years and decades, they will reach a consensus in the general direction and will begin to cooperate within the country.

I have to say that Yang Shiqi's brain circuit is quite clear.

However, Zhu Yunwen felt a sense of familiarity in this way of transferring contradictions.

This is not a postmodern period. There is so-called human rights. Zhu Yunwen doesn’t need to guess the moves between foreign barbarians and Guangdong. He also knows how miserable the consequences of these foreign barbarians will be. Yang Shiqi plans to use the lives of these foreign barbarians to be the cornerstone of the local dynasties to seek integration.

"This matter cannot be implemented rashly to avoid the occurrence of foreign disasters and bloodlines."

After thinking about it carefully, Zhu Yunwen still felt that Yang Shiqi's suggestion was feasible, but he was afraid that monkeys in Nanyang would be walking all over the streets, so he decided to choose a pilot project first.

"Centralized management of the Nanyang people and Arabs in Guangdong, and choose a place where both natives and Han people migrated south are settled. The cabinet will provide results to see if it can indeed achieve results."

If a group of foreigners can serve as a binder, reduce the conflicts between the local and Han dynasties and begin to cooperate with each other, then the sacrifices of these foreigners will have value.

After all, it helped the Ming Dynasty consolidate the stable rule of the local area.

"Is there still a riot in Guizhou?"

After talking about Guangdong, Zhu Yunwen became concerned about the security in Guizhou again and looked at the cabinet and questioned him: "So many years have passed, and Guizhou chieftains are still making trouble?"

"No."

Yang Shiqi hurriedly replied: "In recent years, Guizhou has been promoting the noble people that His Majesty advocates. Guizhou Tongzhisiya has also begun to appoint chieftains. Local chieftains are also spontaneously leading their respective local departments to study in depth in the Chinese language in order to pass the annual assessment. Overall, the results are quite remarkable."

"We need to increase our efforts and let the Guizhou toasts taste some sweetness."

Zhu Yunwen thought for a moment and suddenly said, "Change the Guizhou Tongzhisiya to the Guizhou Governor's Office. We will set up a province and release the news to those chieftains. Whoever does the best will be the first left governor."

The nobles govern the nobles, and let the chieftain be the left governor!

This is the first example of the Ming Dynasty.

"I remember that there was a small banner officer named Zhou Yunfan in the Southwest Mountain Army that year. He was the vanguard who first climbed Qinghua. He seemed to be a mountain citizen in Guizhou. He was transferred to Guizhou to be the commander of the Metropolitan Commander."

Let the chieftain be the chief executive officer and the Han people be the chief military officer.

The cooperation between the local people and the Han dynasties ensures local stability and harmony.

This is the very difference between Guizhou and Guangdong. The local people in Guizhou did not have too fierce conflicts with the Han people. The main dispute was on land use. In the Hongwu year, when Guizhou first launched the movement to transform the land and return to the land, it was supplemented by solemn wars and coercion and refused to grant any power to the chieftain. This is the serious nationalism of Emperor Taizu.

Zhu Hongwu had a strong nationalism, which was reflected in many Taoist edicts and edicts that he ascended the throne in the early days, especially in dealing with issues such as Guizhou and Guangdong and Guangxi.

The Han Dynasty's system, power, especially the local judicial power, are all Han people. In addition, the general view of emphasizing Han and neglecting the barbarian society, the judgment of local people is far more serious than that of Han people in equal cases.

This aggravates the Guizhou issue.

"Guizhou is not Guangdong, and Guizhou chieftains are not traitors who are in trouble. They just want to pursue equal power. Therefore, I agree with Your Majesty's opinion and set up a province in Guizhou to fight for it. Whoever is closer to the court and can lead the people to learn the spirit of governing the country will be the first governor."

Winning and differentiating is definitely the best way to deal with Guizhou's problems.

"Okay, these are tentatively so, let's talk about Liaodong."

At this time, Zhu Yunwen's face became much colder: "What's the matter in Liaodong? I and the court have been kind enough to them, so why are you trying to do anything?"

"It's not just a matter of changing herbaceous herbs into seeds."

Gao Su smiled bitterly: "Since these nomads moved to Liaodong, they have become accustomed to this kind of changing nation's habits for thousands of years. Two years ago, many people starved to death, and a large number of nomads sold their children and daughters. There were indeed many miserable things. These sold wolf cubs have become young men in their teenage years in the past two years, and have caused many bloody crimes."

"I can't farm. Didn't I explicitly order the local government to send special personnel to teach, and I also specifically approved the Ministry of Revenue to transfer nearly two million stones of grain to the north to store each year to deal with this phenomenon. How could such a thing happen?"

Zhu Yunwen was a little angry.

"The Liaodong Administration and the Imperial Department had a subjective problem of negligence. The issue of grain reserves was caused by a disaster in Liaodong two years ago. This batch of grain was used as disaster relief, but most of it was given to the local Han people, and only a small part was allocated to the barbarians.

In fact, due to habitual problems, local Han people had food stored in their homes, but these barbarians did not, so they starved to death tens of thousands of times."

Yang Shiqi sighed: "The cabinet has handled this matter back then. The then Left Liaodong governor had been removed from office, but the disaster has been planted, and this year it has just exploded."

"The court can give some compensation."

After thinking for a while, Zhu Yunwen spoke: "At present, many herders of all ethnic groups have been recruited to fight in the northwest. These contradictions must be erased. By the beginning of next year, the cabinet will draft a charter with the Liaodong local government to see how to make compensation. Don't be afraid of spending money and food, and make compensation in place.

At the same time, the Liaodong Censorate Office was ordered to be ruthless to those who commit violent crimes, and to cover up crimes of the same clan and also to be punished by the same crimes."

The words are in your mouth and the stick is in your hand.

To be obedient to the people, the court will give money and food, and the compensation should be made in place.

Anyway, the dead are dead, so the living must live well, right?

"For the dismissed Liaodong governor, it would be too light to just dismiss the position.

If it is an inland province, it is a death sentence that is not enough to provide disaster relief. It cannot be treated leniently because of his negligence. Such unfairness will naturally lead to disputes.

Youdao means that one person is wronged, neighbors know each other and become resentful, a hundred people are wronged, and ten miles away.

There are more than one person and a hundred people in Liaodong. It is simply that tens of thousands of people died unjustly, resulting in the destruction of a province in Liaodong. Therefore, we cannot just dismiss the post and arrest people to Liaodong for beheading them to soothe the people’s grievances.”

Not killing is not enough to quell public anger.

If you have a head, compensation, and you still make trouble, don’t blame the court for having blood on the sword.

"Do you have any other problems that need to be solved urgently?"

Seeing everyone shook their heads, Zhu Yunwen laughed again.

"Since there is no problem, let's talk about what should I do next."
Chapter completed!