The negotiation in Dongyi

In the novel " Celebrating Years," a series of negotiations took place in Dongyi. Nan Qing and Northern Qi both sent envoys to Dongyi to try to get it to submit. During the negotiations, Fan Xian, who had been sent by the Qing Kingdom, and the little Emperor of Northern Qi had a story of their old love rekindling in the Sigu Sword Hut. In the end, Dongyi submitted to the Qing Kingdom in name. However, the details and results of the negotiations were not mentioned in the search results provided. Therefore, the details of the negotiations in Dongyi in Qing Yuannian's novel were currently unknown.

Negotiating was an art and science that involved many different strategies and techniques. Here are some good books on negotiation: The Art of Negotiations by Michael Jackson. This book provides a large number of practical negotiation skills and strategies to help readers improve their negotiation skills. 2 Psychology of Negotiations by Robert G Gaudio. This book delves into the psychological aspects of the negotiation process to help readers better understand themselves and the other party to develop more effective negotiation strategies. 3. Negotiating Skills by John O Nofsinger. This book introduced some common negotiation techniques and strategies to help readers improve the efficiency and success rate of negotiations. 4. Negotiating Skills 2: The Use of Psychology in Negotiations by John O Nofsinger. This book further delves into the application of psychology in negotiations to help readers better understand themselves and their opponents to develop more effective negotiation strategies. 5 The Art of Negotiating: A Guide to Practicality by Michael Jackson. This book provides a large number of practical negotiation skills and strategies to help readers improve their negotiation skills to deal with a variety of complex negotiation situations.

Dongyi Town was a tourist town in Rizhao City of Shandong Province, located 200 meters west of Wanpingkou Gate 4 in the middle of Bihai Road in the Donggang District of Rizhao City. This town was known as the nearest seaside tourist town in China, integrating folk culture and leisure sightseeing. It covered an area of about 245 acres and a building area of about 105,000 square meters. It was composed of four islands, namely the fishing culture theme island, the folk culture experience island, the exotic culture island, and the leisure and entertainment sightseeing island. There were various attractions and special activities in the town, such as the tourist distribution service center of the fishing culture theme island, the theme hotel, the fisherman experience store, the fisherman seaweed house, and the shopping street. In addition, there were also Sea World Park, Wanpingkou Golden Sand Beach, Forest Park, and swimming pools nearby. In terms of transportation, one could take bus No. 32, No. 33, and No. 1 to reach Dongyi Town.

Books on psychology and negotiation skills were recommended as follows: The Art of Negotiating: How to Negotiate and Win by David S Rose. This book provides practical negotiation skills and strategies to help readers better handle various negotiations in business negotiations and daily life. Psychology: A Concise Introduction by John O Ridpath. This book covers all aspects of psychology, including human behavior, emotions, cognition, development, and so on. It is suitable for readers who are interested in psychology. [3]"Effective Negotiations: The Science of Negotiations" by John R Nofsinger. This book provides a large number of case studies and practical negotiation techniques to help readers better understand the nature and techniques of negotiation. Psychology of Negotiations (Psychology of Negotiations: Mental Skills in Negotiations) by Mark Goullet. This book introduced common psychological principles and strategies in negotiations to help readers better understand the other party's psychology and intentions so as to better negotiate. These are some of the recommended books on psychology and negotiation skills. You can choose one or more books that suit your interests and needs.

The Dongyi Kingdom was a large country among the Dongyi tribes in the Spring and Autumn Period. It was located in the eastern part of China, including today's Shandong, Henan, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and other places. Dongyi's status was second only to Song, and it had a close relationship with Qi and Lu. According to historical records, Dongyi had many heroes during the period of the ancient sage kings, such as Chiyou, Taihao, Shaohao, Emperor Ku (Emperor Jun), Yu Shun, Gao Yao, Boyi, and so on. Dongyi's cultural development was not inferior to China's. It was even ahead of China for a time. The development of Dongyi was closely related to Huaxia civilization. Later, Dongyi and Huaxia merged, and Dongyi gradually became a general term for the foreign races in the East. The specific name and location of the Dongyi country were not mentioned in the current search results, so there was no specific answer.

There was no specific information about the capital of Dongyi. Therefore, he could not provide an accurate answer.

The last city lord of Dongyi was Fan Xian. The reason he became the City Lord was because he was Ye Qingmei's son, and half of Dongyi's wealth was created by Ye Qingmei when she was young. In addition, Fan Xian had thoughts of rebellion against the Qing Emperor and planned to make Dongyi his base to ensure the independence of the city.

The Dongyi Protectorate was an organization that managed the affairs of the Xi and Khitan tribes in the early Tang Dynasty. The Dongyi Governor-General House had jurisdiction over the Pine Desert Governor's Office and the Rao Le Governor's Office. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty established the Dongyi Commandant Office, which was later changed to the Dongyi Protectorate Office, responsible for managing the Jimi Prefecture of the Xi and Khitan tribes. According to the Tang Dynasty's jurisdiction, the Dongyi Protectorate was under its jurisdiction. However, the search results provided did not elaborate on the specific duties and roles of the Dongyi Protectorate. Therefore, he could not provide a more detailed answer.

The Dongyi region referred to a region in the lower reaches of the Yellow River and Mount Tai during the pre-Qin period of China, including Shandong, Liaodong Peninsula, northern Jiangsu, and eastern Henan. This area was one of the important sources of Chinese civilization. It merged with the Chinese civilization of the Central Plains and together formed the foundation of the early Chinese civilization. The Dongyi region had an important position and importance in the history of the development of Chinese civilization. Shandong was the core area of Dongyi civilization, and the direct source of Qilu culture was Dongyi culture. The Qi culture was mainly based on the Dongyi culture and was formed by absorbing the Zhou culture. The Lu culture was mainly based on the Zhou culture and absorbed the native Dongyi culture. The cultural characteristics of the Dongyi region were rich and varied, including the Shandong archaeological culture series, from the Houli culture to the Yueshi culture, as well as the Hongshan culture in the northeast and the Liangzhu culture in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. The Dongyi culture was one of the oldest civilizations in the pre-Qin period of China. It had many important cultural achievements, such as the invention and use of characters, bows and arrows, etiquette, and metal. The study of Dongyi is of great significance for us to understand the pluralistic origin and development of Chinese civilization.

Dongyi referred to the general term for the residents of the lower reaches of the Yellow River in ancient China, including the indigenous residents of Shandong, Jiangsu, and Anhui today. Dongyi was one of the important sources of Chinese civilization. Its culture originated from the Taiyi Mountain area in Shandong Province and lasted from the Neoliths to the middle of the Western Zhou Dynasty. Dongyi played an important role in the origin and exchange of ancient Asian cultures.