The refugee camp built by the Qin Army is actually quite good, as the Great Tang Empire demanded that they construct it to be very sturdy.
For the Tang Country, this is essentially a large-scale infrastructure project: the POW camps built by the prisoners are like small villages, and once these prisoners leave, these leftover facilities can be immediately put to use.
Indeed, the Great Tang Empire has already arranged small-scale facilities: power plants, repair shops, chemical plants, and manufacturing plants have all been put into operation, with workers from the Tang Empire responsible for teaching these Qin soldiers how to use these machines and how to learn a skill to make a living.
It's no joke, these POWs from Qin Country are astonished by the treatment they receive; they eat better than before, live in the houses they built, and though the surrounding courtyard walls aren't very tall, surprisingly no one wants to "escape" from this place of captivity.
