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On October 12, China, North Korea, Japan, the United States, and the United Kingdom returned to the negotiating table. Because of the agreements reached between China and Japan and China and the United States behind the scenes, the negotiation process went much smoother than previous times. However, **** continued to refuse to relax its stance on the issue of Ryukyu and the government, and the final negotiation was announced after some progress was made.

On October 13, **** Prime Minister Shinno Nara was attacked. His car was attacked by two rockets. The last few assailants escaped enough from the **** police, and **** Prime Minister Shinno Nara was slightly injured. The **** government immediately declared a state of emergency, and the country was searching for criminals who assassinated the prime minister. This was done by people from the Japanese peace forces supported by the Americans. Of course, the United States now believes that **** has gone too far, and the actions of the **** government have killed American interests. This is also the content of the secretly reached agreement between China and the United States. If the United States wants to complete the agreement with China, then the current **** government is the biggest obstacle. Of course, it is quickly removed. However, the Americans are not fools. We need to see what the energy group means. Seeing that their people enter **** without being intercepted by people from the energy group, American talents are willing to cooperate. Judging from this war, the strength of the energy group has already been revealed. A powerful country, if you give them some time, they may be stronger than themselves. In terms of politics and military affairs, this group is not weak.

On October 14, the **** government announced the results of the investigation into the Prime Minister’s assassination. It was carried out by anti-war elements in xxx’s country. However, **** also announced the temporary launch of the armistice negotiations in Paris, saying that it will start the truce negotiations after the domestic situation stabilizes. .

On October 15, the US government stated that it would continue to negotiate with China and North Korea on the North Korean and Taiwan issues. On October 16, the United States announced that if **** is not capable of conducting war or does not intend to negotiate, the United States will lower its aid plan to Japan. At the same time, it said that it has reached a preliminary agreement with the Chinese and North Korean governments on the issue of the armistice in North Korea and Taiwan, but the Chinese and North Korean governments have not expressed their views on this.

On October 17, a magnitude 7 earthquake was released in Tianjin, China. The epicenter was located near the city of Tianjin. The earthquake caused severe material, property and personnel loss. Countries in the world have expressed that they will provide humanitarian assistance to China, and **** also said that they will provide 20 million U.S. dollars in aid to China. This is purely a return to the previous aid, but the loss caused by the earthquake is also not small, and people with a discerning eye can see it. China needs self-cultivation at this time.

On October 18, the Chinese government announced the temporary ceasefire negotiations in Paris, while the XXX team in North Korea and Taiwan temporarily ceased fire. The national focus is on the loss caused by the Tianjin earthquake. On the same day, the first batch of international aid materials arrived in Beijing. Volunteers from France, Germany, Russia, Italy and other countries also arrived in Beijing, ready to invest in disaster relief work.

On October 19, relief supplies from all parts of China arrived in Beijing successively, and people across the country provided relief to people in the disaster-stricken areas. In Tianjin, 60% of buildings were damaged in the earthquake, and more than 50,000 people were injured or killed. The number of casualties is still increasing with the progress of rescue in the disaster area.

On October 20th, the Tianjin disaster area has been basically controlled, with more than 60,000 casualties, including 20,000 deaths. The second batch of world aid materials also arrived in Beijing. The energy group took the lead in the disaster relief as always. Li Cong ordered dozens of transport aircrafts around the world to join the disaster relief ranks. Careful people can find that they are dispatched much faster than the government. Of course, the government has its own view, that is, most of the experience is in war.

On October 21, the Chinese delegation returned to the negotiating table. **** also agreed to continue the negotiations, and the two sides began to negotiate arduously on the terms of the ceasefire. The world’s public opinion analysis all believes that the wars between North Korea and Taiwan will end, because the three main parties participating in the war, China, Japan and the United States, have not attempted to continue the war, and they are all trapped by domestic problems. Now is not the time to go on war, but to consider how to deal with it. When it comes to domestic issues. xxx’s Tokyo earthquake, China’s Tianjin earthquake, xxx’s domestic anti-war atmosphere, and the anti-war sentiment in the United States will all prevent the war from continuing. Although the world has passed the most severe period of the economic crisis, the domestic economies of both sides have been severely damaged. This is the main reason why the war will end. So everyone is waiting for the end of this war that has been going on for more than a year.

On October 22, the two parties did not reach consensus in the negotiations in Paris, but their differences have been reduced. China agreed to abandon the requirements of the **** war criminals and the government, but increased the conditions for compensation, and did not give up on the Ryukyu Islands. The sovereignty requirements of the Ryukyu Islands cannot be waived either. This is not only for China's interests. Li has been interested in this place since long ago. The previous secret agreement also said that this place will be an energy group in the future. The United States agreed to increase war reparations. This is mainly paid by xxx. Under pressure from the United States and Britain, **** also agreed to increase the number of war reparations. However, the issue of sovereignty over Ryukyu has not been concession, and the focus of the dispute between the two sides has now fallen. On the sovereignty of the Ryukyu Islands.

On October 23, the relief work in the disaster-stricken area in Tianjin was basically completed. The number of deaths and the injured reached 150,000. The economic loss reached more than 2 trillion yuan, about 500 billion US dollars. During this period, China received more than 2 billion U.S. dollars in world aid, and the Chinese government embarked on the reconstruction of Tianjin.

On October 24, the negotiations broke down due to the Ryukyu Islands issue. On the same day, the Chinese **** team launched a new shelling on the battlefield between North Korea and Taiwan, increased the **** on the **** maritime transport line, and once again carried out the submarine break-up operation. The war escalated. **** also added support to the Korean battlefield. The air force bombed China's artillery positions, but the Chinese air force and air defense forces counterattacked and did not achieve much. The Japanese also airdropped supplies in Hualien, and airdropped a regiment of troops to strengthen Hualien's defense.

On October 25, the Chinese government protested that **** continued to increase its troops on the Taiwan battlefield, believing that this was **** deliberately undermining the agreement reached before the armistice negotiations, and stated that China would invest new troops on the Taiwan and North Korean battlefields in response to **** way of doing. On October 26, due to the weakness of the domestic economy, the United States stated that it would begin to withdraw special forces from the battlefields of North Korea and Taiwan and reduce its air support to the Japanese. The U.S. approach has been well received by the international community, and they all believe that actual U.S. actions will help achieve a true ceasefire. The **** government protested against the United States’ unilateral announcement of ending its military operations in North Korea and Taiwan, and said it would not stop fighting until **** achieved satisfactory results.

On October 27, the US Seventh Task Force withdrew from the Yellow Sea and returned to Pearl Harbor. At the same time, the two fighter squadrons of the US Air Force in Okinawa and Guam also withdrew to the homeland. U.S. special forces on the battlefields of North Korea and Taiwan have also begun preparations for withdrawal. In order to make up for the combat vacancy after the U.S. withdrawal, **** dispatched two fighter groups to the Okinawa base and prepared to send new special forces into North Korea.

On October 28, China's new special forces arrived in Taiwan and prepared for an offensive against Hualien. On October 29, under the appeal of France, Germany, Italy, West, Russia and other countries, China, North Korea, Japan, the United States and Britain returned to Paris to negotiate a ceasefire, and this was the longest negotiation until the end of the war. Although the two sides carried out partial tactical offensive and defense during the negotiations, since then, both sides have begun to take the negotiations seriously, and both expressed their desire to end the war as soon as possible. This war that has been fought for a year and a month is coming to an end!

On November 1, negotiations between China and North Korea, Japan, the United States and Britain officially began. The two sides discussed the specific ceasefire requirements, war reparations, handling of prisoners of war, and time for withdrawal. However, disagreements arose between the two sides on the handling of prisoners of war. China requested that all prisoners of war be returned. However, Japan and the United States indicated that they would only allow prisoners of war who returned voluntarily to return to their country, and did not force all prisoners to return. In fact, this is not the first time in the handling of prisoners of war. In the first Korean War, the final ceasefire negotiations also bargained over the return of prisoners of war. Last time, the Chinese government finally gave up its position. If China still did that this time, no Chinese citizen would forgive it, and China would no longer be perfunctory. This is a speech by a Chinese negotiator on the issue of the return of prisoners of war. This indeed represents the attitude of the Chinese government and people. Now the Chinese would rather sacrifice and shed more blood than to bow their heads in front of the great powers again, and this war has a discerning look. It is known that China has pushed Japan, the United States, and the United Kingdom to the negotiating table, and Japan, the United States and Britain have no confidence in continuing the war. Although China itself has suffered great trauma, it can be seen that with the support of the energy group, China We can still fight again, but what about them?

On November 2nd, China, North Korea, Japan, the United States and Britain continued to negotiate on the armistice agreement. On the issue of the repatriation of prisoners of war, Japan, the United States and Britain made concessions and agreed to China's request to repatriate all prisoners of war. However, the issue of the number of prisoners of war both emerged. Disagreements. China reported more than 150,000 missing persons on the battlefield, while Japan, the United States and Britain only admitted that they had captured less than 100,000 Chinese prisoners of war. The missing persons reported by Japan, the United States and the United Kingdom were more than 200,000 people in Japan, more than 20,000 people in the United States, and more than 2,000 people in the United Kingdom. However, China said that it only captured more than 100,000 Japanese soldiers, more than 10,000 US troops, and British troops. There are more than 1,000 people. The gap between the number of prisoners of war and the number of prisoners on both sides is too large. On this issue, neither party admits that their numbers are false. Negotiations are deadlocked again.

On November 3, the two sides expressed their willingness to accept prisoners of war visits from the other side, and expressed their willingness to accept personnel sent by third countries to investigate the number of prisoners of war. France, India, Russia and other countries have expressed their willingness to send investigators to help verify the number of prisoners of war. After dealing with the issue of prisoners of war, the two sides negotiated on the issue of the armistice period. China and North Korea demanded the signing of a peace armistice, but **** only agreed to sign the armistice, which did not mean peace. In the end, under the pressure of the United States, Britain and the energy group, the ceasefire negotiations escalated into armistice peace negotiations. The focus of the negotiations between the two sides turned to the issue of the armistice. This time, the energy group said for the first time about the energy embargo, which Li Cong said before the war that he would not proceed.

On November 4, the two sides fought fiercely over the issue of war indemnities. China and North Korea demanded that Japan, the United States and Britain pay compensation for losses in the war between North Korea and Taiwan. The offer was as high as 500 billion U.S. dollars, while Japan, the United States and Britain were only willing to bear 50 billion U.S. dollars in war indemnities. , The gap on this point is too big, and finally decided to put aside the issue of compensation for the time being and switch to discussing the trial of war criminals.

On November 5th, **** finally sent it to her mouth, expressing her willingness to hand over some of the war criminals who were evidenced and who were not officials of the current government army. But China's request is to hand over all war criminals. Finally, due to the secret agreement between China and Japan, China lowered its requirements and agreed to interrogate only war criminals who have evidence and are not current officials. The two sides have another dispute over the trial punishment of war criminals. China requires the courts of China and North Korea to try war criminals, while Japan, the United States and the United Kingdom have stated that they will not indirectly hand over war criminals to China and North Korea for handling, but will be handed over to the International Court of Justice in The Hague. . Finally, at the request of France, China stated that it could hand over the trial of war criminals to the International Court of Justice in The Hague, but among the five judges of the court, one should be sent by China, one from North Korea, and three from neutral countries. , And stated that this is the minimum requirement for China to accept the trial of war criminals in The Hague. Finally, under the pressure of world public opinion, Japan, the United States and Britain agreed to the requirements of China and North Korea. The other three judges were dispatched by France, one by Spain, and Russia.

On November 6, the two sides negotiated on the borders of China, North Korea and Japan after the war. The focus of China's request is that **** withdraw from the sovereignty dispute of **** and abandon its sovereignty claim on xxx. North Korea requires **** to return several **** in the Tsushima Strait. Occupied island. Finally, in the face of conclusive historical evidence, **** agreed to the request of China and North Korea, but **** demanded that **** be exchanged for part of the war indemnity against China.

This unreasonable request of **** was rebutted by the Chinese side, and said that xxx's sovereignty issue is indisputable. If **** wants to play any tricks in this regard, the negotiation between China and Japan is no longer necessary. In the end, the United States and Britain were afraid that China would use war to deal with the problem again, and rekindled the war in North Korea, forcing **** to abandon the plan to exchange **** for part of the war indemnity.

On November 7, the negotiations proceeded to discuss the issue of US troops stationed in the Western Pacific. Since the United Kingdom does not have a military base in the Western Pacific, the United Kingdom simply agreed not to have a permanent garrison in the Western Pacific. The current issue is the presence of US troops. problem. Prior to this, China and the United States had reached an agreement on how the U.S. military should continue to retain some of its military power in Xitaiping, but there was no consultation on the size of the U.S. military. So the question now is the size and timing of the US troops stationed in the Western Pacific. The energy group didn't say anything about it, after all, they don't have such a big appetite to swallow all of Asia.

China was also forced to agree to the continued presence of US troops in the Western Pacific. After the war, China’s naval power could not be expanded in time, because domestic economic issues had to be dealt with first, if the United States were to withdraw from the Western Pacific at this time. If China’s military power is real, it will create a power vacuum, and let **** sit on a large scale. This is China’s unwillingness to see. Although the U.S. military’s garrison hinders China’s handling of the South China Sea issue, China has already demonstrated its naval power. The United States in the South China Sea will not rashly confront China. And China’s doing this also left a foreshadowing, because **** has abolished the peaceful constitution, and the expansion of **** is inevitable. Instead of China fighting **** alone, it is better to drag the United States into the water at that time, because the United States does not want to see a strong military week. XXX is expanding, so XXX’s expansion policy will definitely conflict with the US policy. At that time, the US troops stationed in the Western Pacific will be able to stop the Japanese forces. In the end, the two sides determined that the United States would withdraw its garrison in Okinawa, and only retain 20,000 troops in two bases in Guam and the Philippines in the Western Pacific, while the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific can only have a maximum of 15 large combat ships, one ship. Aircraft carrier. The United States is also in a domestic economic crisis, and it is no longer able to manage overseas affairs, so it is happy to withdraw its troops to deal with domestic problems. The Americans' calculation is to let China and Japan fight to the death and to die, and finally the Americans will come out to clean up the mess, and then it will be possible to naturally expand the scope of influence in the Western Pacific.

The Americans’ abacus is very sophisticated, but they have forgotten the biggest problem. China will never follow his arrangements, and China’s strategy is beyond his understanding. If you say that **** people are masters at the tactical level, then the Americans are masters at the campaign level, and the Chinese are masters at the strategic level. In terms of overall strategy, from the beginning of the Taiwan War, the beauty has already lost.

On November 8, one of the most difficult negotiation tasks was carried out, the issue of the ownership of the Ryukyu Islands. In history, Ryukyu was originally a kingdom and a subsidiary country of China. Later, because China did not attach importance to the ocean, after the kingdom of Ryukyu was exterminated by xxx, the entire Ryukyu Islands was included in its territory by xxx. However, the Chinese government has never recognized that Ryukyu is xxx, and all maps indicate that it is the Ryukyu Islands instead of the Okinawa Islands that **** people later took. Regarding the Ryukyu issue, China asked **** to return the Ryukyu Islands, but **** believed that the Ryukyu Islands were the territory of xxx, and there was no reason to give it to China. Therefore, the two sides continued to stalemate on this issue. If the Chinese government is only its own problem, it may still be possible to negotiate, but this place has long been given to the other energy group. If this is not possible, how can the future economy be rejuvenated by Li Cong? Besides, Li Cong has already taken it out. An economic revitalization plan of more than RMB 5 trillion has been implemented. If this slips away, it will be difficult for China's economy to take off again.

The United States also because the Ryukyu Islands are the first island chain of **** China, which has continuously hindered the development of the Chinese Navy, so the United States also supports xxx. The negotiations on this day were so unhappy and good.

On November 9, the Chinese government stated that if **** cannot make concessions on the ownership of the Ryukyu Islands, then there is no need to negotiate, and China will use its own power to obtain its own things. On the same day, the East China Sea Navy conducted a 7-day exercise in the northern waters of Taiwan. The focus of the exercise was the navy’s ground strike operations. This is obviously China showing that it is capable of occupying Ryukyu by force and will launch an offensive if negotiations break down.

On November 10th, the **** government also announced that it would conduct joint naval and air force exercises in the sea west of Okinawa. The focus of the exercises is to conduct coordinated naval and air combat operations against invading enemies from the sea. There is only 20 nautical miles between the **** exercise area and the Chinese calibrated exercise area. The actions of the **** military immediately caused another outbreak of war in the country, and the panic that the war would burn to the **** homeland, the huge air formation of the energy group also once again I started cruising in the coastal waters of xxx. Hundreds of planes flew around, and the pressure on people was self-evident.

On November 11, the attitudes of the US and British governments were relaxed, and they expressed their willingness to help **** return to the negotiating table, because the US and Britain did not want to see a new battlefield in the Far East. Special envoys such as France and Germany also visited China and Japan urgently, hoping that China and Japan would abandon their current tough positions and return to the negotiating table. On November 17, China has concluded its naval exercises and said it can continue negotiations. The **** government also stated that it will return to the negotiating table. It was finally confirmed that a new round of negotiations will continue in Paris on November 20.

On November 20th, the two sides returned to the negotiating table. This time the Chinese government lowered the request, stating that **** can exchange the Ryukyu Islands for war reparations of up to 300 billion US dollars requested by China. In fact, this is a big concession made by the Chinese government. This practice in China has caused dissatisfaction among the people in China. Non-governmental organizations have said that they should not relax their attitude towards xxx, but the Chinese government has done so with the idea of ​​ending the war as soon as possible. A great sacrifice was made. In the case of China's weakness, the **** government did not express its willingness to make the slightest concession, but raised its tone, saying that **** would consider whether the war reparations should be given so many questions. This attitude of **** angered the Chinese government and people. The Chinese government announced the indefinite delay of ceasefire negotiations, and at the same time the temporary ceasefire agreement on the battlefield between North Korea and Taiwan was terminated, and announced that China will relaunch its offensive against Japanese forces at the latest on the 21st. The Chinese negotiating team left Paris and set off for home.

At 2 o'clock on November 21, Chinese troops in North Korea and Taiwan launched an offensive against the Japanese at the same time. On the Taiwan battlefield, the Chinese Air Force has completely controlled the air dominance on the battlefield. The more than 100,000 Japanese troops trapped in Hualien are running out of ammunition and food, and the Chinese ground forces have also begun their final offensive on Hualien City. On the Korean battlefield, the Chinese and North Korean troops jointly launched an offensive against the Japanese troops in the Busan area. Under fierce artillery fire and bombardment, the Japanese troops on the ground seemed to be purgatory in 18 hells.

On November 22, the two aircraft carrier formations of the East China Sea Fleet of the Chinese Navy ended their replenishment at the Zhoushan base and began to advance to the southwestern waters of North Korea. After the US 7th Task Force withdrew from the Yellow Sea, the Chinese Navy had no opponents to confront. Now the Yellow Sea, the East China Sea, and the South China Sea are the basic categories of Chinese naval activities.

On November 23, the **** task force consisting of two light helicopter carriers (modified on the Dayu class, mainly to increase the ability to carry the latest f-35 vertical take-off and landing fighters) arrived in the Tsushima Strait **** sea On the one hand, to deal with the threat of the Chinese aircraft carrier fleet. On November 24, China launched an attack on the **** task force in the North Korean Air Force. The entire attack lasted only one hour. On the last day, the fleet was sunk by 1 light aircraft carrier, 1 air defense cruiser, and 3 multi-purpose destroyers. . XXX’s task force was hit hard and was forced to return to the base on XXX Honshu Island. From now on, XXX’s fleet has been afraid to operate alone without the protection of shore-based aviation. This battle example also shows that the light aircraft carrier formation is completely incapable of survivability in the fierce sea and air battle.

On November 26, the **** government expressed its willingness to return to Paris to continue negotiations on the truce. On November 27th, the Chinese government stated that the demand for war reparations against Japan was increased to 500 billion U.S. dollars. If **** does not accept this condition, China will not participate in the armistice negotiations, and that if it wants to negotiate, all previous agreements will follow this time. The outcome of the battle was revised to certain extent, and it was stated that China would not give in on the issue of the Ryukyu Islands. 1

On January 28, the **** government was under pressure from the United States, Britain and other countries, and it no longer had a naval force capable of opposing the Chinese naval formation, and was forced to accept the conditions set by China. The new negotiation date was set on December 4. Continue in Paris. On December 4, China, North Korea, and Japan returned to Paris. The United Kingdom and the United States had signed a ceasefire agreement with China and North Korea before that, so the United Kingdom and the United States did not send representatives to participate in the negotiations this time. The two parties have made amendments to all previous relevant provisions. In terms of the staffing of the court judges who tried **** war criminals, China won 2 of the 5 judge seats. Now China and North Korea have occupied 3 out of 5 judges, so the war criminals of **** go to The Hague for trial, so the consequences will not be better.

On December 6, the two sides had a rest day, in fact, after requesting domestic views on the demands made by both sides, they continued to negotiate on the issue of war reparations. This time China also added one item to the question of compensation. Starting from this day and continuing until the war really ends, or the day when the **** army completely withdraws from Taiwan and North Korea, every day **** is responsible for compensating the Chinese people and troops in Taiwan 2 100 million U.S. dollars, and 300 million U.S. dollars for North Korean soldiers and civilians. The increase in this article restricts **** people from discussing if they want to talk, or not discussing if they don't want to talk, and they are picky about China's requirements.

Of course, China has written this article in the preconditions for future negotiations, that is, if only this negotiation breaks down, then if a new negotiation is to be held next time, then this condition must be recognized first, or China will refuse to proceed. negotiation. China's hardline stance has caused the people across the country to vent their ill-will. Now it is not China being bullied by others, but it is time for the Chinese to begin to retaliate against the despicable people who bullied China before. And **** itself had no strength to continue the war, so she had to swallow this unpalatable fruit. On December 7th, the Chinese delegation stated that the delay of the **** negotiating team in yesterday’s negotiations caused fatigue among many Chinese representatives. Therefore, the meeting will be adjourned today to allow the tired Chinese negotiators to rest. Now **** people are in a hurry. This break in China is really noble. If **** finally accepts the truce, then on this day in the battle between Taiwan and North Korea, **** will have to pay 500 million US dollars more.

On December 8, negotiations restarted. On this day, **** government representatives quickly agreed to the request of China and North Korea, which made the Chinese and North Korean negotiators feel very relaxed. The specific content is that **** agreed to pay a fixed war indemnity of US$500 billion to the Chinese government after the end of the war, and the payment time will be completed within 20 years. The payment of 100 billion U.S. dollars in war reparations to the North Korean government will also take 20 years.

On December 9, China and Japan formally conducted 10-day arduous negotiations on the Ryukyu Islands issue. The Chinese government asked **** to unconditionally return the Ryukyu Islands to China, and the **** government stated that it would not do what China wanted. After the two sides disputed, the negotiations ended. On December 10, China and Japan once again started negotiations on the Ryukyu Islands. Under the circumstances that the requirements of the two sides are too wide, the Chinese and Japanese governments have made concessions. China expressed its willingness to conditionally accept the Ryukyu Islands from xxx. Of course, it limits the scope of the highest conditions, and **** only indicates that it can consider placing the Ryukyu Islands to the south. Several panic islands near Taiwan were handed over to China, but they were not said to be returned to China. Moreover, these panic islands have no strategic value at all. Neither the airport nor the military port can be built. Although the gap between China and Japan has narrowed, it is still too big, and finally decided to continue tomorrow. On December 11, the Chinese government stated that it could relax the conditions and return to the last time that **** used the Ryukyu Islands to offset war reparations. The **** government also stated that it can give up several islands with good natural conditions. In the end, there is still no substantial progress.

On December 12 and 13, the Chinese government expressed doubts about the sincerity of Japan's negotiations and proposed adjourning the meeting. On December 14, China and Japan once again started negotiations on the Ryukyu Islands. **** agreed that China should set up **** bases on several large islands in Ryukyu, but China's requirements remain unchanged, requiring full recovery of the Ryukyu Islands. The negotiations between the two sides have reached a deadlock again. On December 15, the US special envoy made an emergency visit to **** and launched a diplomatic lobby against the **** government on the issue of **** and China on the Ryukyu Islands. At the same time, the **** government urgently recalled the negotiating team. At this time there are already legends **** preparing to give up control of part of the Ryukyu Islands.

On December 16, the two parties once again negotiated the ownership of the Ryukyu Islands in Paris. **** agreed to ceding the Maejima Islands south of Okinawa to China, but the main body of the Ryukyu Islands did not agree to return them. China also made certain concessions, saying that **** can set up several offices in the Ryukyu Islands to deal with xxx's legacy issues. But the gap between the two sides still cannot be made up.

On December 17, the Chinese delegation returned to China. France, Russia, and Germany all sent diplomatic lobby groups to visit China, hoping that China would lower its requirements on the Ryukyu Islands. The U.S. envoy also lobbied the **** government. Li Cong saw that he was left alone, so let's bear it down.

On December 18, China and Japan finally reached an agreement to return all the islands of the Ryukyu Islands, but for the time being, only the islands south of Okinawa will be returned. The islands north of Okinawa (not included) were leased by China to xxx99, with an annual rent of 10 billion U.S. dollars (calculated in 2009 currency, and will increase in accordance with price inflation). China opened up a military base for **** on Okinawa. The lease term is 20 years and the annual rent is 2 billion US dollars (calculated according to the above algorithm). **** is not allowed to make military deployments on leased islands. China and Japan finally reached an agreement on the issue of the Liuqiu Islands, and the entire armistice and peace talks between China, North Korea, Japan, the United States and Britain finally ended.

On December 20, China, North Korea, Japan, the United States and Britain signed a peace agreement (appendix), and the Taiwan and Korean War officially ceased fire. The world has only returned to the era of peace. (Appendix, "Introduction to the Sino-US Paris Peace Treaty: First, the United States will complete its withdrawal from the Taiwan and North Korean battlefields before December 31. (Attached, only military personnel can be evacuated, all military materials are not allowed) (Note: The U.S. has actually completed its withdrawal before then, so this is only an implied provision.) Second, the U.S. must complete its new military deployment in the Western Pacific before December 31. U.S. troops are in the West Pacific. There can only be garrisons in Guam and two military bases in the Philippines, and the number of garrisons shall not exceed 20 years. The term of this treaty will expire when there are large-scale war operations in the Western Pacific region after consultation with the Chinese government. Third, the United States The naval power in the Western Pacific region can only have one aircraft carrier formation, including at most one aircraft carrier and 15 large combat ships (displacement of more than 1,000 tons). Fourth, the US war compensation against China is 100 billion US dollars (according to the 2009 currency value). In the future, it will be paid in 20 years according to inflation. The Sino-British Paris Peace Treaty is basically similar to the Sino-American Paris Peace Treaty, except that the war indemnity for the United Kingdom is only 20 billion US dollars. "Introduction to the Sino-Japanese Paris Peace Treaty" : First, the **** army must complete its withdrawal from North Korea and Taiwan before December 31. (The additional content is the same as the "China-US Paris Peace Treaty".) Second, **** pays 500 billion U.S. dollars in war compensation to China. (Additional) (The content is the same as above) Third, **** must transfer the war criminals proposed by China and North Korea to the Hague Special International Court one month after the end of the war at the latest on January 31. "Sino-Japanese Ryukyu Islands Sovereignty and Lease Treaty" Introduction: No. 1. **** returns (renounces) the sovereignty of the Ryukyu Islands to China, and **** shall not dispute with China on the sovereignty of the Ryukyu Islands. Second, China leases the Ryukyu Islands north of Okinawa (excluding) to the **** government for a lease term In 1999, the annual rent was 10 billion US dollars (attached, calculated in 2009 currency). Third, China leased the Kadena Air Force Base on Okinawa to the **** government for a lease term of 20 years and an annual rent of 2 billion US dollars (attached, based on 2009). Currency calculation).

Third, the **** government must complete the evacuation mission from the Ryukyu Islands before January 31. If there are citizens of the Ryukyu Islands who are unwilling to return to xxx, the Chinese government is willing to accept them as Chinese citizens. The main content of the "China-DPRK-Japan-US-UK Prisoner-of-War Repatriation Agreement" is that all prisoners of war must be repatriated within one month of the end of the war, and at the latest on January 31. The texts of these treaties are very long. I have only cited some important and representative ones here. I haven't written the full texts. Please let me know. ) At 24:00 on December 31, the last batch of **** transport ships transported the last batch of Japanese troops from Hualien. One hour ago, the last batch of Japanese troops in North Korea also withdrew from North Korea. This war, which lasted for more than a year, is finally over. The Chinese have used their own strength to officially. China has become stronger and is no longer afraid of any powerful enemies. UU Reading www. A large number of national heroes and combat heroes have also emerged in uukanshu.com in the war to defend the country. In the whole war, China sacrificed 350,000 officers and soldiers, wounded hundreds of thousands, and lost 300 billion US dollars in indirect economic losses. , The indirect economic loss is immeasurable.

The loss of energy groups in the war is also huge. The supply of weapons and ammunition alone is a huge number. The loss of more than one thousand aircraft and energy groups alone is equivalent to more than 50 billion US dollars in capital, and the consumption of various ammunition. It’s becoming more and more huge, equivalent to hundreds of billions of dollars in capital, and casualties. Although this war has brought more than 50,000 elite soldiers to the energy group, it can also allow the energy group’s military departments to enter a period of huge expansion. But the loss of more than 60,000 people also made Li Cong feel distressed for a while. Although this number is nothing compared to China and Japan, how can someone compare with others if they have a big business?

However, in general, the gains are not small. Both Taiwan and the Ryukyu Islands are their own. The contract only says that the Chinese government will not be allowed to trim military bases. The energy group can ignore that and indirectly start construction on the second day of the contract Yes, if you have any questions, you can come to us indirectly. We have already started building a new branch building in xxx. For these **** people who have caused serious losses to themselves, Li Cong does not have a good face. A war is no problem. ! .

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