Li Junhao felt a sharp pain in his heart when he thought of this, although before the Japanese invasion of China, the country was still a sign of backwardness, and the warlords were fighting. However, the country's GDP growth rate is 8% at a rate. You can make a living in front of the common people. But as soon as Japan came. The country that is recovering has been hit hard. Therefore, Lee Jun-ho decided to find a way to increase the weapons and equipment of the motherland's army after the founding of the People's Republic of China.

Just as Li Junhao was thinking about these questions, Ampdullerni hurriedly walked into Li Junhao's office. Li Junhao was very puzzled when he saw Ampdullerni's appearance and said: "I said that you Lao Ni can be regarded as the prime minister of a country, and you are still so anxious to do things." Be calm in everything. ”

"Isn't I, Chairman, excited, that there is an American delegation outside that wants to meet you, hoping to establish diplomatic relations and trade with us." Ampdulleni said

Li Junhao was still very surprised by the sudden visit of the Americans, although the current United States is not the giant of the later generations, but it is also one of the top powers in the world. The United States at this time embraced isolationism.

Of course, Lee Jun-ho's understanding of the encouragement is wrong, and American isolationism refers to the preservation and expansion of American interests in a way that avoids political and military obligations to foreign countries as much as possible, and focuses on politics, military, and diplomacy, without restricting economic and cultural contacts with the outside world. It is a means by which the ruling circles of the United States pursue an expansionist policy under certain conditions. To put it simply, Britain adopted a colonial rule, while the United States adopted economic colonization.

In any case, the arrival of the Americans is a good thing for Lee, at least the capitalist countries of the world have not taken concerted action to isolate themselves. So that's why Ampdulleni is excited. So Lee Jun-ho decided to meet with the representatives of these capitalist countries tomorrow morning.

The next morning, after respectful introductions and warm greetings from both sides, Lee Jun-ho invited the US delegation into the negotiation hall to formally begin the talks.

"On behalf of the African Workers' Party, the African People's Army (APA) and the Provisional Government of the African People's Army, the distinguished guests of the distinguished guests of the entourage, we warmly welcome you to the beautiful Grand Canyon of North America, the vast prairies, the mysterious Mississippi River, the magnificent Niagara Falls, the stunning scenery and the warm sea breeze of Miami Beach. Your visit this time is a friendly exchange that will build a bridge of friendship between us. After inviting the U.S. delegation to take a seat, Lee Jun-ho sincerely expressed his welcome in fluent American English.

The members of the U.S. delegation were a little surprised by Lee's standard and fluent American English, and even more surprised by his familiarity with the United States. At one point, they wondered if Lee Jun-ho had ever been to the United States. As a result, the favorable impression of Lee Jun-ho and the newly-born African country doubled, and the atmosphere suddenly became much warmer.

"We sincerely thank Chairman Lee and the Interim Government of the African People's Army for their invitation and express our admiration for the tremendous achievements made by Chairman Lee and the African People's Army under your leadership. I am confident that our sincerity will help both of us to reach agreement on substantive issues. Adonis thanked Lee Joon-ho for his welcome.

"The American people's quest for equality, liberty, and democracy in the American Declaration of Independence, drafted by Thomas Jackson on July 4, 1776, is broadly consistent with our claims. What we have in common is that our two countries were formerly colonies of the British government, and both of us were freed from British colonial rule through armed uprisings, and I believe we have a common language about that," Lee said.

Adonis also agrees with this, because the African People's Army's propaganda policy Adonis also knew about it before he came. Indeed, he is the same as the American people in many policies and concepts. Americans still recognize this. Many of the demands that were impossible to meet elsewhere under British restrictions were a common foreign economic policy in areas controlled by the ******** African People's Army, which was very much in line with the "free trade" principles advocated by the Americans.

So Adonis said, "I couldn't agree more. There are many similarities between your two countries, and now that your country has just become independent, and all infrastructure and livelihood aspects are blank, I would like to return to China and allow our businessmen to invest freely in industrial matters in your country. At the same time, we will allow free trade in our goods in your country. There is also the hope that our country can obtain the extraterritoriality of your country. ”

Li Junhao waved his hand and said, "I'm sorry, we can't agree to the extraterritoriality you said." This is in conflict with our government's 'Equality for All' law. Are foreigners supposed to be superior to our people? Obviously, this is also contrary to the American Declaration of Independence's assertion that 'all men are equal and free'. U.S. goods can be sold in China, but they must comply with our government's tariff agreements and comply with the "Temporary Tariff Agreement on Foreign Goods Entering Base Areas". There is no need to discuss it here. Chairman Lee Jun-ho very forcefully rejected Adonis's excessive demands: "We are grateful to you for helping us to coordinate our relations with Western countries, especially the United Kingdom, but I think American businessmen are more concerned about whether they can achieve any substantial benefits in ********, and here I can make a commitment to the American people on behalf of my government to appropriately open up investment and livelihood industries." ”

The eyes of the other American delegates in the room lit up, and it was clear that this was very good news. Because most of them are profit-driven businessmen and big capitalists, "the British government has always been strict about mining rights. No other country is allowed to meddle at all, but do you have the ability to guarantee this power? "They can't help but be a little apprehensive.

According to the report provided by the Government Council, Li Junhao learned that since the war with the British, there has been a serious shortage of various resources and energy in the base areas, which has seriously affected the living problems of the people in the base areas, and the domestic production of various livelihoods within the scope of his control is very unsatisfactory due to financial problems, transportation problems, technical and technological problems. Therefore, he gave birth to the idea of using foreign capital and foreign technology to "borrow chickens and eggs".

"We can make concessions in other areas: the rights that other countries can enjoy in our country are also enjoyed by the Americans; Later, the scope of application of the rights enjoyed by Americans in our country was also expanded. Li Junhao hesitated for a long time, in order to reduce a strong enemy and one more ally for himself, he felt that he still had to make some sacrifices for the time being.

The Americans were satisfied to hear that Lee Jun-ho had offered such superior conditions. Because businessmen from other countries are bleeding and sweating, they have followed Li Junhao from the very beginning, and they can easily get it without a single shot, a gun, a soldier, or a pawn, so aren't they ecstatic?

After two hours of debate, the two sides agreed to sign three agreements. The three agreements are the Agreement of Friendship between the Peoples of Africa and the United States of America, the Agreement on Assistance between Africa and the United States of America, and the Supplementary Agreement on the Rights and Interests of the People's Military Government of the United States in Africa.