Looking at Chen Haonan, Pheasant left with a large group of young and Dangerous boys, He Zhenzhong lit a cigarette again, held it in his mouth, and then turned to leave. The spread of gangs was just a small plan, and there could be some unexpected surprises.
The best, but he didn't put all his hopes on that. In the final analysis, it still depends on the country's strong strength. Baidu
Now, the affairs in Xiangjiang are basically settled, several separatist forces in the country have also disappeared, and corrupt officials are being cleaned up in an orderly manner. On the ASEAN side, Situ Lingfeng is in charge, and there will not be any big changes for the time being.
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Then, next, it is time to solve the problem in the north.
In the north of China, that is, Outer Mongolia, before coming to Xiangjiang, He Zhenzhong's "460" had sent Yi Tian and his people to take the lead and entered the territory of Outer Mongolia to conduct preliminary investigations for subsequent actions.
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The huge historical event of Outer Mongolia's independence from China was one of the most important and humiliating eras in China's modern history. At that time, China was the Allied Powers and the victorious party, but after the war, Outer Mongolia was torn apart.
, allowing it to become independent is definitely a huge shame that cannot be erased in the history of the Chinese nation.
At that time, Stalin seized China's Tangnu Ulianghai and the entire Heixiazi Island, forcing Outer Mongolia to become independent from China. In fact, the United States and Britain even signed a treaty with the Soviet Union involving Outer Mongolia on May 1, without notifying China and other allies.
As well as the "Yalta Agreement" (also known as the "Yalta Secret Treaty") of Chinese sovereignty, it stipulates: "The status quo of Outer Mongolia (Mongolian People's Republic) shall be maintained. First published by Yiyi.si Academy"
The independence of Outer Mongolia is actually a microcosm of the fact that China was weak and could only be dominated by others.
Back then, when negotiating with the Soviet Union, Stalin once said rudely, "If your country had the power and could attack Japan, I would naturally not make any demands. Today, you don't have the power, and you still have to say these words.
It’s just nonsense!”
At that time, China and Japan were in a confrontation, and Japan's one-million-strong Kwantung Army had not yet been dispatched. In order to continue to obtain the support of the Allied Powers for the Chinese Theater, the government of the Republic of China at that time, after more than two months of negotiations with the Soviet Union, finally made
A compromise was made. Song Ziwen, Wang Shijie and others signed the "Sino-Soviet Treaty of Friendship and Alliance" with the Soviet government under the authorization of Chairman of the National Government Chiang Kai-shek. Later, Song Ziwen refused to sign and resigned as Minister of Foreign Affairs. Finally, the treaty was signed by Wang Shijie