In Wilmington, a larger city in Delaware, most of the senior officials in the state governments of Delaware and Maryland understand Ming Yayan.

Coupled with the support of West Factory and peripheral personnel of West Factory, the high-level handover work can proceed normally.

Next, Daming will take over and manage the counties below, or those scattered villages everywhere.

Most of the ordinary workers and farmers in those villages are illiterate and cannot possibly understand the complex Ming Dynasty dialect.

Even the small landowners and factory owners below most probably don’t understand any Ming elegance at all.

If Ming officials want to deal with them, they must be accompanied by special translators.

And this position of translator will be very important in the future.

If the translator cooperates with Ming officials and officials in making decisions, they may become "masters" who hold some power.

If the translator deceives the superiors and subordinates, or even deceives the Ming officials together with the locals, big troubles can also occur.

Therefore, you must be careful enough when choosing a translator.

After Ruan Yuan and Mu Yongfu discussed it again, they posted a notice for open recruitment of translators and asked people from the West Factory to recommend available personnel who had been investigated.
Chapter completed!