Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea is a nation of the Pacific Ocean

Papua New Guinea is called ***Shangri-La Island*** or ***Shangri-La Nation*** by the Chinese of the Ocean Empire

*At the end of the endless sea, a winding green coastline appeared, and the undulating mountains stretched far away, finally reaching the destination of this trip-Papua New Guinea Peninsula.*

*This is a vast island that has not been valued until the 21st century. It seems to have been forgotten by the world. It has never existed in the world.*

*Li Fushou originally had no impression or interest in this vast peninsula area.*

*It was not until the 19th century that the United Shipping Company was frequently attacked by Spanish pirates and was forced to diverted to the Far East to the north of the Philippines. Therefore, it was necessary to pass through this peninsula area covered by dense tropical jungle, which attracted his attention. .*

*Research found that this is truly a land of no owner.*

*Is there any reason?*

*Is there still a law?*

*Haha...If the heavens don’t take it, they must be blamed!*

*Speaking of this vast island, the real name is not Papua New Guinea, but the name of the eastern peninsula.*

*The entire vast island covers an area of ​​885,000 square kilometers, and there are more than 1,300 islands scattered nearby. What is this concept?*

*The area is equivalent to the Guangdong and Guangxi regions plus the five provinces of Hunan, Jiangxi and Fujian, and the area is equivalent to 26 Hainan islands, scattered like beautiful treasures on the endless South Pacific.*

*The southern part of the island is a vast swamp plain area with dense rain forest vegetation, which is a typical tropical ocean climate.*

*The north is a low mountain and plain area. There are countless beautiful coral reefs and dotted islands along the coast, and there are many natural harbors.*

*The whole island is divided into three parts;*

*Papua, New Guinea and West Irian.*

*Use an image metaphor, like a piece of biscuits broken in half from the middle.*

*The eastern peninsula is composed of Papua and New Guinea. Papua is in the south and New Guinea is in the north. The combined area of ​​the two is 462,84 thousand square kilometers, and the coastline is 8,300 kilometers.*

*There are about 20,000 Melanesian natives and no more than 100 white colonists from Australia, Britain, Germany, the Netherlands, France and other countries. Most of them are people from various countries who stay here for a short time, with complex backgrounds.*

*The western peninsula is West Irian, which later belongs to a province in Indonesia, with a total area of ​​422,000 square kilometers, including the nearby Sejan Islands, Yapeng Island, Weigu Island, Misul Island, etc., which are also inaccessible tropical rain forest areas. The indigenous population is less than 6000 people.*

*In the coastal town of Jayapura, several Dutch farmers have built dozens of houses here, forming a small fishing port with a population of more than 500 people. Among them, there are about 60 white Dutch people, and all others are indigenous Melani. People of West Asia, this is the largest human settlement in West Irian.*

*The large island has no orderly inherited history, no kingdom has been established, and it is still in the primitive tribal period. There is no writing and history. The indigenous people are still in the primitive lifestyle of slash-and-burn cultivation.*

*Is there no master in such a large area?*

*I have to talk about history here. Before Portugal discovered the island of New Guinea in 1511, the world knew almost nothing about this island in the South Pacific.*

*The Melanesians, who are widely distributed in the East Indies, are the earliest aboriginal people on the island. Because the area of ​​this island is too large, the Spanish can't manage this place, but use it as a transit point for trade between the seas.*

*During the great explorations, the island of Java, adjacent to the island of New Guinea, was favored by Westerners, and colonists from various countries flocked to it.*

*At the beginning of the 16th century, Portuguese merchants took the lead to land on the island of Java and discovered abundant spice resources. Colonists such as the Netherlands and the United Kingdom successively heard the news.*

*The "sea coachman" Holland, which is in the limelight, established colonial rule by virtue of its strong military strength, gradually squeezing out Portugal and Britain.*

*New Guinea, not far away, is too vast for European colonists to manage, so it is gradually abandoned. They all rush to the island of Java to operate special resources such as spices, tin, copper, and rubber. New Guinea has long been Threw it to Java*

*If history has not changed*

*In 1884, British and German colonists landed on this vast island separately, taking the eastern half and its affiliated islands as their own.*

*After several European naval wars, the "Sea Coachman" has entered a period of lingering recession, and its national power has declined sharply. Faced with the invasion of European powers, the Netherlands can only wisely abandon the eastern peninsula and quickly bring the western half into its rule. It is the West Irian area.*

*Since then, the separation of the three countries on the island of New Guinea has formally formed.*

*Now, it’s January 11, 1881*

(Chapter 158)

*Shangri-La Island is a vast area. According to the latest instructions of Lord Earl, its administrative area is divided into two, divided into Eastern and Western Shangri-La provinces. The general manager Wu Xuewen will coordinate the development plan and carry out targeted immigration development.*

*some of Eastern Shangri-La Province (Papua New Guinea) covers an area of ​​462,84 thousand square kilometers, has a coastline of 8,300 kilometers, and has more than 600 islands.*

*The coastal islands are rich in mountains and are located on the edge of the Pacific Rim Seismic Belt. There are many volcanoes and frequent earthquakes, including the eastern part of Shangri-La Island (or New Guinea Island, Irian Island), New England Island, New Ireland Island, and Manas Island. , Bougainville, Buka Island, etc.*

*Eastern Shangri-La Province has a population of 47,600. The only town is Moresby. With the continuous influx of immigrants, the population size is rapidly expanding.*

*According to the ten-year development plan:*

*It is planned to build 7 farming towns along the wide inland river in the entire southern \*\*\*\* of the Central Mountain Range that traverses Shangri-La Island. The climate here is relatively cool and pleasant. The annual precipitation is about 2500 mm, and the climate is between 18 degrees and 25 degrees. The rivers are crisscross and the land is fertile, suitable for growing rice, tobacco, sucrose and other crops.*

*These 7 new farming towns were named by Lord Earl personally. They were named Tianshu, Tianxuan, Tianji, Tianquan, Yuheng, Kaiyang, and Yaoguang according to the ancient Chinese Big Dipper 7 stars, meaning that the seven stars shine in East Shangri-La. The province will become a blessed place for immigrants to live and work in peace and contentment.*

(Chapter 306)

## Locations

*Port Moresby* (the Capital)

*Strickland River*

*Qixing Town*

*Tianshu Town*

*Qixing River* (Frye River)

*Papua Bay*

*Coral Sea*