Yan Lingshan and Su Ye embarked on the road to manage the refugees.
Walk the road from Yan State to the border of Chu State again.
It reminded Yan Lingshan of the scene when she brought Su Ye from Chu State.
The scenery outside the window keeps changing, a familiar feeling gradually comes over, and the thoughts in Yan Lingshan's heart also fluctuate.
At that time, she would never have thought of it when she traveled a long distance to the Chu Kingdom.
This legendary white-clothed Su Ye will become the Prime Minister of the Yan Kingdom in less than a year.
He became the person Yan Lichu trusted the most.
Not only that, Su Ye also made his father's injustice clear.
It also made it possible that there would no longer be any bad blood between himself and Yan Lichu.
Yan Lingshan really couldn't think of how to repay such kindness.
Seemingly noticing Yan Lingshan's eyes, Su Ye, who was also driving in the carriage, turned his head and looked at her doubtfully.
The two people's eyes met, and Yan Lingshan suddenly felt at a loss.
But after thinking about it again and again, she still looked up and said sincerely:
"Prime Minister Su, thank you."
Su Ye smiled slightly, with sincerity and determination in his eyes:
"Master Yan, there is no need to say thank you. The current situation in Yan country is difficult, and I hope we can work together to overcome the difficulties."
Yan Lingshan was moved when she heard this and nodded silently.
The carriage continued to move forward, and the two began to discuss matters of managing the refugees.
Su Ye said that in managing the refugees this time, we must first ensure the food and clothing of the refugees.
Then arrange for them to participate in the construction of roads, water conservancy and other infrastructure as soon as possible.
To solve the people's livelihood problems of Yan State.
At the same time, it is necessary to strengthen the education of the refugees so that they can gradually integrate into Yan society.
Otherwise, refugees will always be misfits.
Yan Lingshan deeply agreed and said she would fully cooperate with Su Ye's work.
She believes that the purpose of managing the refugees this time is not only to improve people's livelihood, but also to strengthen the cohesion of Yan State.
Only by allowing the people to live and work in peace and contentment can the country of Yan become prosperous and powerful.
After some discussions, the two had a clear idea of how to manage the refugees.
The carriages driving on the road seemed to symbolize their determination to benefit the people of Yan State.
They all know that this journey of refugee governance is full of hardships and challenges.
But as long as we have faith and move forward bravely, we will be able to resolve the crisis in Yan State.
After traveling non-stop for three days, the two people who were travel-weary finally arrived at Linjiang County on the border of Yanchu.
Looking from a distance, you can see the simple thatched cottage villages stationed here.
Although it is simple and crude, it can at least provide the refugees with a place to shelter from the wind and rain.
According to Su Ye's previous order, the refugee villages must first ensure basic food and clothing.
Looking around, I saw many refugees queuing up at a hut in front of the village.
In the hut, soldiers wearing Yan armor were distributing rice porridge.
Everything seemed peaceful.
The refugees from Chu State were here, far away from the flames of war, and their families were very satisfied.
Why do there continue to be reports of refugees causing trouble?
Su Ye and Yan Lingshan looked at each other with doubts in their hearts.
They know that they must have a deep understanding of this problem in order to find a fundamental solution to the refugee problem.
The two got off the carriage together and walked towards the village.
The refugees in the village looked at them with awe and curiosity in their eyes.
What I was in awe of was the identity of Su Ye and Yan Lingshan, and what I was curious about was why they came to this remote village.
Su Ye and Yan Lingshan walked around the village and observed the living conditions of the refugees.
Soon a noise was heard in the queue to receive rice porridge.
It seemed like someone was quarreling in the team.
But he saw the Yan soldier who was handing out rice porridge to an old man from Chu who was in ragged clothes and yelled at him:
"You old fool, hold the bowl in your hand and don't let your hands shake!"
The old man seemed to be ill, and the bowl in his hand kept shaking.
The soldier deliberately poured the rice porridge violently, and the old man's trembling hands spilled all the rice porridge on the ground.
The old man tried to catch the scattered rice porridge with his hands, but he could only watch it flow into the loess.
The extremely hungry old man had no choice but to kneel down and try to lick the rice porridge clean.
The Yan soldiers looked at this embarrassed appearance and laughed mockingly.
This scene made Yan Lingshan and Su Ye's expressions change at the same time. They looked at each other and were about to move forward.
A young man from Chu country suddenly stood out from the team.
Although the clothes on his body are full of holes, his cheeks are also sunken due to long-term hunger.
But he still stood up resolutely and yelled:
"What's the point of bullying old people? Is this the only good you Yan soldiers can do?"
After saying that, he rushed forward and struggled with the Yan soldier holding the spoon.
The surrounding Yan soldiers did not expect that these Chu refugees, who were lining up to receive alms, would dare to resist.
Until he saw that the Yan soldier in charge of the spoon was thrown to the ground, punched twice in the face, and vomited blood.
Only then did he realize what he was doing, and he surrounded and pulled away the Chu State refugee, cursing and beating him to the ground.
Su Ye stepped forward quickly and said coldly to the group of Yan soldiers:
"stop!"
The leading soldier saw that Su Ye's clothes were not gorgeous and thought he was an ordinary official. His attitude was quite arrogant:
"Who are you, dare to take care of me?"
Behind Su Ye, the imperial guards drew their swords one after another, showing great intimidation.
The soldier couldn't help but staggered back a step, losing the momentum of bullying the refugees.
Yan Lingshan saw this and said sternly:
"This is Su Ye, the Prime Minister of Yan State, why don't you salute quickly!"
The leading soldier was stunned and hurriedly saluted:
"Prime Minister Su, I'm sorry, we don't know your identity."
The Jin Yiwei took this opportunity and immediately snatched the young man from Chu State away from the Yan State soldiers and helped him stand up.
The leading Yan soldier held his breath in his heart, his teeth itched, and he said bitterly:
"Prime Minister Su, that bitch from Chu State dared to attack us. He really doesn't know whether to live or die!"
Su Ye's eyes were as bright as fire and he looked at him coldly:
"I am very disappointed with what you have done. As soldiers of the Yan Kingdom, you do not want to make progress, but instead bully the unarmed refugees. How does such behavior qualify you to become a member of the Yan Kingdom's army?"
The group of Yan soldiers were so impressed by Su Ye's momentum that they all lowered their heads and did not dare to look at him.
Su Ye turned to Yan Lingshan and said:
"Master Yan, please arrange manpower to bring these soldiers who bully the refugees back to the Yan Kingdom and receive the punishment they deserve. At the same time, you must also report the situation of the refugees here to the court and solve their living problems as soon as possible."
Yan Lingshan nodded in agreement and immediately started making arrangements.
Seeing this scene, the villagers gathered around to watch the excitement and talked about it.
One spreads to ten, and ten spreads to a hundred.
The news that the legendary Su Ye in white was in Linjiang County immediately spread throughout the refugee villages.
Su Ye, the former Prime Minister of Chu State and now the Prime Minister of Yan State, soon became the target of public criticism.
