"The Legend of the Demon of Maoshan" uses the Yin Kingdom instead of the United States, but anyone with a discerning eye can see that China is mocking the United States. As for the blue-blooded aristocracy in the United States, the massacre of Indians, the mistreatment of Chinese laborers, and even the Chinese Exclusion Act are facts. After watching this film, the British upper class was moved by the color film and the magical special effects on the one hand, and on the other hand, they were very happy with the hostility between China and the United States.

Of course, the British know that the Americans want China to fight with Britain, and the British want the United States to fight with China. The two new industrial powers fought each other, and the British were the biggest winners. With the help of the British, the film became popular in Europe, and many American elites who traveled to Europe saw this highly entertaining film.

In the 21 st century, China and the United States will not misjudge each other, and there are dozens of various meetings between the two countries at the ministerial level, and the two sides really fully understand each other's ideas, and the conflict is only whether there is common ground in their positions, and this is the essential conflict of interests, which has nothing to do with the confrontation caused by miscalculation.

In the twentieth century, the confrontation between states became more neurotic, limited by the conditions of communication. The film is also a gesture, and the vicious ridicule of the Chinese side naturally angered the American upper echelons. Roosevelt himself really didn't expect China to directly ridicule the Roosevelt family, as a white-haired old fox, Roosevelt was big-minded enough, and naturally had the open-mindedness of a gentleman to take revenge for ten years. Another reason is that Roosevelt's staff also mobilized the American film industry to make a classic that could overwhelm China. It's a pity that after watching this film, the American film industry is full of thoughts about how to learn from this movie. They made it clear that it was unrealistic to send this film in the short term.

In addition to making a hard note to the People's Party in his own heart, Roosevelt put the matter down. What he cares about is China's strategic statement. Japan recovered quickly with China's support, and the three countries began to build a closer alliance.

The British policy of appeasement towards Germany became more and more intense, and in September 1938, the heads of Britain, France, Nazi Germany, and Italy, Chamberlain (Prime Minister), Daladier (Prime Minister), Hitler, and Mussolini signed a treaty at the Munich Conference. In order to avoid the outbreak of war, Britain and France ceded the Sudetenland to Nazi Germany at the expense of Czechoslovakia. Earlier, Germany successfully annexed Austria.

Only 20 years after the First World War, in response to the Treaty of Versailles, the commander in chief of the Allied armies during World War I, French Marshal Foch, pointed out sharply, "This is not peace, this is a twenty-year truce!" Roosevelt's feelings were somewhat different on this point: the disarmament commission stipulated in the Treaty of Versailles existed in name only, the amount of Germany's war reparations was reduced until it was completely abolished, and the financial burden and the cost of post-war reconstruction for the victim countries were actually passed on from Germany to the victim countries. Moreover, changes in the situation in Europe after World War I took Germany off its borders with the Soviet Union, and after the collapse of Austria-Hungary, Germany maintained a greater influence over the Balkan states than its southeastern neighbors, and other countries did not make any effort to change this situation.

But Roosevelt was very disturbed by China's performance, a country that is reviving faster than any other country could have imagined. If World War I gave Germany an advantage over its neighbors, old and new, China has actually regained its hegemony in the Far East. What Germany needs is someone who can lead them out of humiliation, and China undoubtedly had such a leader earlier.

Roosevelt was able to understand Chamberlain's policy of appeasement, which was to lead to disaster. The result of an attempt to bring Germany to the border with Russia through appeasement is not known. In particular, what options would Germany, which was aggressive and extremely anti-communist, have in the face of the Soviet Union?

In contrast, China, which unified Japan and North Korea, had the choice of going north or south. In the past ten years, the area between China and the Soviet Union, which can still be called a "border", can be freely passed with an ID card. The only time the problem was Stalin's demand that China prohibit Soviet citizens from settling in China for a long time. This is a big problem on the Sino-Soviet border, the living conditions on the Soviet side are relatively poor, and the emperor is far away, many Soviet citizens work together with China, and go to China to live whenever they have the opportunity. In China, on the other hand, no Chinese citizen wants to stay on the side of the Soviet Union except to go to the Soviet Union to make money by doing business or working to make money. It is obviously unrealistic to expect a Sino-Soviet conflict with such a border. Stalin clearly had no intention of getting into a stalemate with China, and there were some things that he did not see when he knew about them. Even the gang of the People's Commissariat of Internal Affairs of the USSR in the Siberian region did not want to live on the side of the USSR.

Since China did not want to go north, the only choice was to go south, and Roosevelt made a judgment that was easy to draw.

On China's side, there was no sign of a new treaty restricting the navy, and China began to build warships as originally planned. After receiving the news of the Munich Agreement, Chen Ke convened a meeting of the People's Party, "Germany was tormented because of the Great Depression. Without the Great Depression, the Weimar government would have stood up completely. What Hitler wanted was a living space in Europe, and the Versailles contract was just a pretext. We are completely contrary to the political ideals of Nazi Germany, and there is no reason for the two sides to coexist. It's just that because of the distance, we can't reach it. I would also like to remind you that morally, Hitler's attitude towards the Jews has already been seen, and we cannot enter into an alliance with such a country. ”

"So does Chairman Chen mean to go south now?" Li Shouxian asked. The Politburo Standing Committee members will inevitably need to know Chen Ke's plan to go south. Li Shouxian understood that if Chen Ke wanted to go south and did not want to be involved with Germany, then he had to start a war before Germany, so Li Shouxian suggested: "Why not take advantage of Britain's appeasement policy?" ”

Chen Ke replied: "Because Britain can appease Germany, but it is impossible to appease China." The British can't continue to retreat, if he takes a step back, we will go further. Last time we discussed with the UK about investing in Australia and developing minerals, the UK did not agree. ”

This is already a naked imperialist style, and the comrades of Australia who are afraid of China know it. China has requested prospecting and mining rights in northwestern Australia from Australia and the United Kingdom. and agreed to help Australia build railways and other infrastructure if mineral deposits are discovered. Australia did not hesitate to reject China's request. Because it has the potential to send tens of thousands of Chinese to the sparsely populated northwestern part of Australia. If the Chinese do not leave there, Australia, with a population of only a few million, will not be able to expel the Chinese.

Obviously, Chen Ke is salivating over Australia's mineral deposits, and he looks determined to get it. This situation is more like Britain's request for trade with the Qing government, and after the Qing government refused, Britain opened the door to China with warships on the grounds of "protecting freedom of trade".

Li Shouxian listened to Chen Ke's murderous words, and he plucked up his courage and said: "I think it is also a safer way to let Britain appease in this regard." ”

There are no shortage of imperialists in the Politburo, but there are no imperialists in the Standing Committee, and Chen Ke wants to convince these comrades with whom he agrees that it will take considerable energy, "This is the biggest problem, the British want to maintain their own colonial system, and we must destroy this system." I have no plans to take the other British colonies into Chinese territory, and I hope that each colony will become independent after this inevitable war. Therefore, Australia must be killed. Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference, and I make this judgment because Australia is one of the UK's die-hard followers. Solving Australia is no different from solving the UK. Of course, we should support the black countries in Africa that were oppressed by the British. The mainstream of Australia is already British, and there is no need to expect them to have any repentant thoughts. When we attack Australia, we are attacking the British mainland. ”

"To identify with the current British system is to identify with imperialism, especially backward colonial imperialism." Chen Tianhua continued, "Do you have any opinion on the fact that the very existence of Australia is to maintain British colonialism?" ”

The old father of the People's Party fell ill two years ago, and after he recovered from his illness, he forcibly continued to work. At this time, Chen Tianhua expressed his support for Chen Ke.

"Only when Britain falls can there be the possibility of colony independence. If Britain had maintained its present power, and had not been fatally weakened, Britain would have been able to maintain its colonial rule by violence. Li Runshi also expressed his support for Chen Ke.

Chen Ke was still a little hesitant to see Xu Dian, and he said: "We will not seek territory in other parts of Southeast Asia, but Australia is a diehard part of Britain, and Australia and New Zealand must be killed." ”

Xu Dian himself actually doesn't care about foreign wars, but he feels that he doesn't understand war at all, and he can only listen more and talk less about war. Now that Chen Ke has made it clear, Xu Dian has also expressed his agreement.

"Will Germany do anything to Britain?" Qi will ask deeply. If Germany does something against Britain, China only needs to hold out in the war until Germany does it. If Germany did not take action against Britain, China would only be able to face the various sieges that might ensue with the strength of one country. If Germany had done it first, the pressure on China would have been greatly reduced. But it also involves a German and someone who is likely to be seen as in the same boat. This again conflicts with Chen Ke's suggestion that it must not be involved with Germany.

"I wonder what the Soviet comrades thought?" Lee Yun-seok pointed out the crux of the problem.

The Soviet purge was basically over, and the movement came suddenly and ended quite quickly. Dzerzhinsky, the earliest head of the Cheka, has been in charge of the economy since his departure, and although he has always had some disagreements with Uncle Iron Man, it is not a line struggle. Uncle Iron Man trusts and respects the opinion of Comrade Dzerzhinsky. By 1937, Comrade Dzerzhinsky, the first generation of Cheka leaders, could not stand it anymore, and he formally criticized and opposed Yezhov to Stalin.

The comrades of the People's Party are not roundworms in the stomach of the Iron Man, and everyone can only judge the thoughts of the Iron Man based on what happened and the history of China.

The People's Party has an absolute leader, and Chen Ke's role is very delicate, and one of the important reasons why he was able to gain an unshakable position is that Chen Ke himself has the ability to take charge of economic, scientific, educational, and cultural work. These are undoubtedly the weaknesses of the leader of Uncle Iron Man. In other words, the comrades engaged in economic work in China could not deceive Chen Ke at all, while the comrades engaged in economic work in the Soviet Union could deceive Uncle Iron Man.

The feudal system in Russia did not develop smoothly, and serfdom was not completely eliminated before the revolution. This is completely different from China's highly developed feudal system. Industrialization directly combined feudalism with the bureaucracy, which created a lot of problems for the Soviet Union. The Great Suppression itself looks cruel enough, and it is also a last resort for a leader like Uncle Iron Man who can point out the right path. Being subordinate to the position of Comrade Stalin is not the same thing as being able to carry out the policy of Comrade Stalin. Uncle Iron Man is not a fairy, and the people below act mischiefly under the banner of Uncle Iron Man, and put the blame on Uncle Iron Man, which is a very common thing.

Another of Chen's strengths is institutionalized management, through which the People's Party has the ability to solve problems. But the Soviet comrades clearly lacked the ability to perfect the system. Rather than this, it would be better for Uncle Iron to purge and really make a situation where no one obeys the order. This kind of thing did not happen only once or twice in China's feudal era. It is obvious that the Soviet Union, led by Uncle Iron Man, is "making up for it".

This trend can also be seen in Yezhov's fate. Yezhov was known for his unconditional allegiance to Stalin, as is clear from a speech he wrote in 1935, in which he articulated his view of dissident ideas as "extremely dangerous violent terrorism" in what was considered "the trigger for the Great Purge."

What Comrade Stalin wanted was to purge those officials and party members who he considered unqualified, and the results of the discussions in the People's Party considered this to be a bit of Wu Zetian's meaning. Comrade Ye Ruofu is a role similar to Zhou Xinglai's Junchen.

And Comrade Yezhov obviously did not read the history of China, and he did not understand his position at all. Yezhov, who was in full swing, finally reached his peak on October 27, 1937. On the same day at the bolshoi Bolshoi Theater, in celebration of the twentieth anniversary of the NKVD (NKVD (NKVD), his portrait and Stalin's huge portrait were hung side by side on numerous red curtains, surrounded by countless flowers, and the host, Mikoyan, dressed in a black Caucasian shirt, highly praised "Comrade Yezhov's tireless work": "We should learn from Comrade Yezhov's spirit of constantly looking up to Comrade Stalin, and all Soviet citizens should become agents of the secret police." "After speaking, Yezhov received an extraordinary warm welcome." He stood there "and a bystander said, 'embarrassed, as if he wasn't sure if this was what he deserved,'" and Stalin's aides reported to Stalin himself about the day.

After getting the news, Qi Huishen only said one sentence, "This person is dead." There was disdainful or mocking laughter from the BJP Politburo. Of course, this laughter was not aimed at Qi Huishen, but at Yezhov. Anyone who has read a little bit of Chinese history knows what this school of thought means. Many people even think that Mikoyan's guy is sinister enough and is an object that needs attention.

Even if you haven't read history, as long as you listen to more commentaries, there are too many stories about the moon when it is full and loses. Such an arrogant result is always accompanied by a quick death.

Sure enough, on April 8, 1938, when he was again appointed chairman of the People's Water Transport Committee, Yezhov finally began to decline. On June 22, 1938, Lavrenty. Beria became his assistant and replaced him for a short time; When Stalin attacked the NKVD (NKVD) on August 10, 1938, he was forced to resign on August 15, 1938, and Beria took his place. On December 3, 1938, Yezhov was relieved of all posts in the Central Committee of the CPSU, and on December 24, 1938, he was arrested and imprisoned in the prison in Sukhanovka.

There are so many records of this kind of thing in Chinese history that the top brass of the People's Party doesn't even bother to comment on it. Even Comrade Stalin did not want to evaluate whether the Great Purge was correct or not, if viewed from the point of view of socialization. It is only fitting to eliminate the hill and get rid of some of the guys who are inconvenient to kill, especially those who are shouting to stand with Comrade Stalin. After this gust of wind has passed, it will be necessary for Yezhov to "bravely take responsibility". His demise was also inevitable.

With this comparison, the comrades of the People's Party have deepened their trust in Chen Ke one step further. Chen Ke was far more capable of launching such an operation than Uncle Iron Man, but Chen Ke had never done so. The Central Committee of the People's Party would rather work a hundredfold to solve these problems through the continuous improvement of the system. Xu Dian's role in it cannot be underestimated. There is this comrade in the judicial department who is responsible for the discussion and elaboration of many systems, and he can really explain the legal principles, legal meanings, and legal degrees clearly. The People's Party has also grasped the "anti-feudal" line of political struggle.

Get rid of the stubborn feudal elements who bite the and drip, and expel the slack. The BJP has managed to maintain a fairly high level of efficiency.

After Comrade Beria came to power, the People's Commissariat of Internal Affairs was considered regular, or at least began large-scale rehabilitation. This has also happened many times in Chinese history. After brutal elimination and selection, a person who is not famous, but trusted by the highest authority, rehabilitates a batch of "unjust, false and wrongly decided cases" that has accumulated before, and regains a calm attitude, which is also what China has left.

At this point, the Soviet Union already had the time to solve its foreign problems. If you want to determine the German question, you can only negotiate with the Soviet comrades. Propaganda Minister Comrade Lee Run-seok took a plane to the Soviet Union.