There are also nationwide urban renovation projects, the stall is too big, President Meng wants to eat a big fat man, and, President Meng is also addicted to the transformation of the old city, only the old city renovation is the government's big killer, when building houses, drainage pipes, water pipes and power pipelines were built, roads were widened, cement roads were watered, asphalt roads, and from Hong Kong, connecting Guangxi, connecting to Beijing's north-south railway network!

Once this north-south railway network is completed, the transportation level of China will be improved by a hundred years! Because, even in the seventies of the twentieth century, China did not have such a long railway line as President Meng is planning now. Pen ~ fun ~ pavilion www.biquge.info

Princess Katrina Kaaf's idea was to wait until the north-south railway network connecting Guangxi and Beijing was fully formed, which was convenient for the nationwide mobilization of materials, and when there was no shortage of foundation, food, and munitions, she would calmly start a war against Tsarist Russia.

But President Moe's idea is that by that time, the military fortress of Vladivostok military port will be completed, even if Tsarist Russia is still a garrison of about 30,000 troops, there may be no more than 100,000 troops, and it will not be possible to achieve results, and even 100,000 people may not be able to take a military port.

Moreover, the military port of Vladivostok is not only of military and economic significance, but also of great significance for the development of Chinese industry, Vladivostok is the largest city of Tsarist Russia in Asia, what is it called in Russian? It is called the city of Vladivostok, which means "ruler of the East" or "conquer the East"!

Mother, how arrogant!

From 1643 to 1644, the Russian invaders invaded the Heilongjiang region of China across the Outer Khingan Mountains, opening the prelude to the seizure of Chinese territory by Tsarist Russia. They burned, killed, plundered, and even ate human flesh in a brutal manner.

After that, more Cossacks, under the leadership of Khabarov and others, took advantage of the gap in the Qing Dynasty's use of troops to enter the Heilongjiang region one after another, committing all kinds of appalling atrocities. The Tsarist invaders also forcibly occupied Yaksa and other places, built fortifications and stationed troops, deliberately took the area north of the Heilongjiang River as their own, and even invaded the Songhua River valley twice.

From 1650 to the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, the Russian invading army crossed the Outer Khing'an Mountains and invaded the Heilongjiang River valley in China, burning villages, killing people, and looting grain and mink. After forcibly occupying the Chinese territory of Nebuchu, they invaded Yaksa in 1650 AD and built a castle there as a stronghold. Under the resistance of the people on the frontier, the Qing government once sent troops to recover Yaxa. He also repeatedly urged Tsarist Russia to negotiate, but the Russian side ignored it.

1655 - In 1655, the Qing government sent the army to the mouth of the Humar River with the army of Shangshu Dutong Ming Andali, placed fire bags on the nearby hill and violently bombarded the enemy fort, and with the active cooperation of the people of all ethnic groups in the frontier, the Tsarist bandits were expelled from the territory of China, and achieved a brilliant victory in the war against aggression.

1658 - After many attacks by the Chinese military and civilians, the invading Russian army that invaded the Heilongjiang River valley of our country was purged for a time. However, the ambition of the Tsarist government to invade China did not die. In 1658, a group of invading troops forcibly occupied China's Nebuchu and built a garrison there, which served as a base for invading China in the upper and middle reaches of the Heilongjiang River.

1682 - The Russian invaders entrenched in Yaksa brazenly carry out war provocations, creating a bloody massacre of the Chinese. On the outskirts of the city, they tricked twenty Chinese hunters into a house and burned them alive on the land occupied by the monastery of the Merciful Savior, and robbed them of all their belongings and horses. This heinous atrocity has further deteriorated relations between the two countries.

1685 - The Kangxi Emperor ordered a joint advance by land and water to besiege the invading Russian army entrenched in Yaxa, which became the First Battle of Yaxa. The invading army of Tsarist Russia suffered a crushing defeat. When the Chinese troops withdrew, the Russian invading army re-invaded Yaksa.

1686 - Emperor Kangxi ordered another crusade. The Russian invading army suffered heavy casualties and was forced to agree to negotiate a settlement of the eastern border between China and Russia.

1689 - Although the Orthodox Church in Tsarist Russia differed from the Catholicism spread by Zhang Cheng and Xu Risheng, they mistakenly believed that the Russian invasion of China would hasten the realization of their "pursuit." Therefore, all they had to do was to hope that Tsarist Russia would invade China, and the signing of the Sino-Russian Treaty of Nebuchu provided them with an opportunity to stir up a stir in the middle. In 1689, Emperor Kangxi sent Suo Etu, the minister of the guard, and Tong Guogang as the minister of the Qincha, and led a delegation to Nebuchu to negotiate with Tsarist Russia. During the negotiation stage between China and Russia, Nan Huairen secretly corresponded with Tsarist Russia, and he suggested that the Russian side use Latin as the language of negotiations.

In August 1689, representatives of the two countries began border negotiations in Nebuchu, culminating in the signing of the Sino-Russian Treaty of Nebuchu. The treaty was the first border treaty signed between China and Russia on the basis of equality, and it clearly affirmed that the Heilongjiang and Ussuri River basins were Chinese territory. According to the terms of the treaty, China recovered part of the territory occupied by Tsarist Russia, and stopped its further aggression and expansion in the Heilongjiang region; Tsarist Russia, on the other hand, incorporated the area of Nebuchu east of Lake Baikal, which was ceded by the Chinese side. August 27, 1689 - After much controversy, the Treaty of Nebuchu is signed on August 27, 1689.

1690 - The Kangxi Emperor's first personal expedition to Galdan was in 1690. Emperor Kangxi's first personal conquest of Galdan was because the Tsarist government was unwilling to accept the fate of defeat after the failure of the invasion of Northeast China and the forced signing of the Treaty of Nebuchu, and instigated the leader of the Dzungar tribe, Galdan, to attack Mobei Mongolia.

April 1722 - After the signing of the Treaty of Nebuchu, Russia continued to invade and encroach on the Mongolian region of China. The Qing government repeatedly suggested that Tsarist Russia hold Sino-Russian border negotiations in the middle section, but they were all refused, and they were forced to announce the suspension of trade between the two countries in April 1722.

September 1, 1727 - Outer Mongolia is the northern frontier of the Qing Dynasty and a Chinese territory adjacent to Russia. The Russian invaders have long wanted to seize this region for themselves. On September 1, 1727, China and Russia signed the Treaty of Brenski, which demarcated the middle boundary between China and Russia.

1840 - In modern history, the imperialist invasion of China, the Inner Mongolia region bore the brunt. After the Opium War in 1840, Tsarist Russia forced the Qing government to sign a series of unequal treaties and occupied more than 1 million square kilometers of territory in northern China. From then on, the invading forces of Tsarist Russia entered the Inner Mongolia region of China and plundered a series of political privileges and economic benefits. The Qing government was defeated and retreated in the invasion of foreign enemies, and its internal intrigues were no longer able to control the situation at that time.

1847 - The Russian invasion army also invades the northern banks of the lower Haratar and Ili rivers on the western frontier of China, and in 1847 the Baipal fortress is established. Later, it occupied Chinese territory between the south bank of the lower Ili River and the Chu River, and then expanded the invading forces to China's Rehe.

July 1850 - this is an important step in the occupation of the Heilongjiang River valley in China by Tsarist Russia. In July 1850, Nevelskoy was ordered to break into the Heilongjiang River for the second time, and established the first Russian fort on the nearby coast: Peter's Winter Camp, and then to the Telin area, 120 kilometers from the mouth of the river (where the Ming Dynasty Nuergandu commanded the Yamen and the famous Yongning Monastery). Here the Russian invaders met protests from officials and residents of the Qing Dynasty in China.

1854 - Later, it occupied Chinese territory between the southern bank of the lower Ili River and the Chu River, and then expanded the invading forces into the Chinese Rehe (Issyk-Kul Lake). The Vilno Fortress, which was illegally established by Tsarist Russia in 1854, later became an important stronghold for the invasion of China, and the Russian army forcibly built a 700-kilometer-long fortress line between the fortresses of Nanda Vilno on the banks of the Ayagus River, and a large area of Chinese territory east and south of Lake Balkhash was occupied.

1858 - The Treaty of Aihui was an unequal treaty signed between Tsarist Russia and the Qing Dynasty Heilongjiang general Yishan on May 28, 1858 (April 16, Xianfeng 8) at Aihui (present-day Heihe, Heilongjiang Province), which resulted in China losing about 600,000 square kilometers of territory north of Heilongjiang and south of the Outer Xing'an Mountains (i.e., the Outer Northeast), and was the largest treaty in China's modern history to cede territory at one time. The Treaty of Aihui was not ratified by the Qing government at the time, but was later confirmed in the Sino-Russian Treaty of Beijing.

1858 - The Boli region was first inhabited by the Daur tribe in China, where aquatic products are abundant, and salmon are abundant. Originally part of Chinese territory, Boli was occupied and established in 1858 by the Russian invading army, and named the city after Khabarov, the leader of the Russian invasion of Heilongjiang.

1860 - Tsarist Russia and the Qing government signed the Sino-Russian Treaty of Beijing, which confirmed the territorial claims in the Treaty of Aihui, and obtained free trade, tax exemption and consular adjudication privileges in the ethnic areas of Xinjiang, Urumqi, Ili, Tacheng, Kashgar, Turpan and other cities were opened as Tsarist Russian commercial ports, and the Kashgar Tsarist Consulate became the command center of Tsarist Russia's invasion of China's Xinjiang.

1871 - Tsarist Russia's ambition to invade China is even more revealed in the so-called "collection" of the Ili incident. In June and July 1871, under the pretext of "stabilizing the border order", Tsarist Russia brazenly sent troops to invade and occupy the Ili region of China.

This is still the history of President Meng through this period of rebirth, if history goes back according to the original trajectory, then the Chinese youth, the map that the future sees, is the shape of a small rooster's comb, originally, we are big watermelons!

The trajectory of history is like a knife cutting President Moe's heart and twisting President Moe's soul.

Compared with the love of children, President Meng has indeed done his best for the rise of Huaxia, from the beginning of eight months to the ground, until now, President Meng has never been lazy for a moment, even if he is in contact with women, it is not a leisure time, or he falls asleep at night, President Meng really does not dare to delay for a day.

Every time I think that such a China with an ancient and brilliant culture will come into my own hands, and then into my own hands, and then be abused by foreigners, President Meng can't bear the harm caused by laziness, and he can only work harder.

Princess Katrina Kafu is back, she has already told Wang Zhankui about President Moe's need for the Northeast Station to collect the report of the Tsarist Russian army, Wang Zhankui will arrange it, Princess Katrina Kafu saw President Moe looking at the map sullenly, and naturally knew what President Meng was thinking, and quietly accompanied President Moe's side.

The problem of Yili, President Meng handed it over to Zuo Zongtang for the time being, and he couldn't take care of it, his hand was not yet able to reach out to the northwest, and President Meng wanted to solve the problem in the northeast. Forcibly reclaim a 700-kilometer-long line of fortresses between the fortresses of Nanda Vilno on the banks of the Ayagus River, a large area of Chinese territory east and south of Lake Balkhash! There is also a territory of about 600,000 square kilometers north of the Heilongjiang River and south of the Outer Xing'an Mountains (that is, the outer northeast)!

Let's not look at the 50,000 or 60,000 Tsarist troops who forcibly built a 700-kilometer-long fortress line between the fortresses of Nanda Vilno on the banks of the Ayagus River, and the more than 30,000 Tsarist Russian troops who stormed the military port of Vladivostok alone, as well as the entire Tsarist Pacific Fleet.

President Meng knows that he is playing with fire, and if he doesn't play well, Huaguo's fledgling economy is likely to collapse. (To be continued.) )