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Summary

The negotiations regarding the Jurchens involve demands for land and compensation, with discussions on the return of siege equipment in exchange for goods and money. The Jurchens have been besieging the city for nearly a month, and their siege equipment is worn out. There are concerns about Li Zhuo's stubbornness in negotiations. The officials are focused on ensuring the Jurchens' withdrawal, with plans to promote the heroic deeds of Xia Village's troops to bolster morale and public opinion. The elder Qin Si Yuan reflects on military preparedness and the importance of public sentiment in influencing the young monarch's decisions. The conversation highlights the complexities of military and civil relations during this critical time.

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