Entering Han Kou Town, the bustling crowd and lively streets sharply contrast with the quiet English concession outside.
Wang Yuejie, as a guide, was explaining every street and intersection of Han Kou Town in detail; this ancient commercial town gathered merchants from all over the world.
With Songjiang becoming the darling of the new era, Han Kou also enjoyed the dividends of the time; the Englishman was smart enough to establish a concession early on.
"Commoners pay respects to the Emperor!" As Zhu Wencong entered the Pingyao Inn, the Jin Shang promptly knelt and bowed.
Zhu Wencong was already accustomed to this, and he directly sat in the principal seat, watching as they gradually returned to their places.
Hou Qinglai sat beside Zhu Wencong, somewhat surprised that Zhu Wencong would propose to rebuild Jiangnan.
Nobody expected Zhu Wencong to come to the East to do charity; it seemed making money was not the primary goal, but to relieve the suffering of the people.
