Sending a secret delegation to China was also a reluctant move by Hirohito. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 infoJapan must now understand the true bottom line of the Donghua Empire in order to make a correct judgment in the process of adjusting its strategy toward China.

Cheng Gong would rather bear the negative impact of breaking the contract than offend Germany and Japan at the same time. The root cause of this was the resurgence of the Sino-Japanese War.

Although Hirohito and Hitler now hated Cheng Gong so much, neither of them had the slightest idea of going to war against the Donghua Empire.

Germany's Africa strategy is progressing very well. But why the East China Empire suddenly sent troops to annex all the British colonial islands in the Indian Ocean after Germany captured Madagascar, which had to cause Hitler and Hirohito to ponder.

The large naval and air base built by the East China Empire on Diego Garcia Island could pose a threat to the German forces deployed in southern Africa and the Japanese army in the South Asian subcontinent at any time. The Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force of Donghua are completely capable of controlling sea and air supremacy in the Indian Ocean by virtue of their superiority in advanced technology and equipment.

Fighting the Donghua Empire is definitely a foolish act of asking for trouble.

The result of the military conflict on Hong Kong Island in the east of Japan really frightened Hirohito and shocked Hitler.

Huaxia is indeed a delicious big cake, but the problem is that this big cake is now shielded by the Donghua Empire.

The Donghua Empire is now clearly playing a bias under the banner of permanent neutrality.

There are people in China, and when the weapons and equipment and logistics supplies are similar, they fight a war of attrition with the Chinese army, and Japan really can't afford to hurt it!

A variety of information transmitted from the Huaxia battlefield showed that the main combat objective of the Huaxia army in this battle was to destroy the living forces of the Japanese army, and it did not care at all about the gains and losses of one city or one place.

A Ruili defense line caused nearly 100,000 casualties to the Japanese Southern Dispatch Army, and although the Dian Army also suffered more than 100,000 casualties, Japan could not afford to fight such a vicious war.

The Eighth Route Army in North China is currently in a posture of overwhelming the border along the Great Wall. They were not in a hurry to launch a counterattack, but to clear the remnants of the Kwantung Army in the defense line like a net, as if they intended to leave time for the Kwantung Army to send more main forces from Manchuria to start a decisive battle.

The Fourth Division, which was pocketed by the Eighth Route Army in the Chahar area, and more than 50,000 Manchurian troops, were all about to be annihilated. Unless the Kwantung Army can bow to the Eighth Route Army and admit defeat.

But the problem is that it is absolutely impossible for the Kwantung Army to be soft on the Eighth Route Army in North China. Otherwise, Rehe would have been annexed by the Eighth Route Army.

The most urgent task at the moment is to ask the Donghua Empire to intervene in the military conflict on the border between Japan and China, so that the Great Japanese Empire can put an end to this erroneous strategic decision with dignity, shrink its forces and defensive lines, and digest the vested results of the South Asian subcontinent with peace of mind.

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Gimhae, New Australia (Gold Coast, Australia).

After Ishihara Wan'er took a secret delegation to China to conduct a detailed and comprehensive investigation of the new imperial capital of the Donghua Empire, a pair of thick eyebrows couldn't help but twist into a mountain shape.

The urban planning and construction work of the Donghua Empire was too scientific and efficient. This implies the strong industrial capacity and economic strength of the Donghua Empire.

Thinking that the Donghua Empire easily took over all of Australia with the help of the military power of Germany and Japan, Ishihara couldn't help but be filled with deep envy.

In Ishihara's strategic vision, the Australian continent was supposed to belong to the Japanese Empire. It is a pity that due to the sudden rise of the Donghua Empire, the pattern of the entire Asia and Pacific region has undergone unpredictable and huge changes.

Australia is waging the wrong war at the wrong time, in the wrong place. As a result, the Donghua Empire annexed the entire Oceania, including Australia, in a high-sounding manner, and the former Donghui Kingdom achieved rapid territorial expansion without paying any price.

With the advanced technology and abundant financial resources of the Donghua Empire, coupled with the unique geographical location of Oceania, no country in the world can shake the foundation of the Donghua Empire. Unless, the entire Axis and the Allies can replace their prejudices and cooperate sincerely to organize a multinational coalition to besiege the Donghua Empire.

However, it was impossible for Japan to spit out the colonies of the subcontinent in its mouth and return them to the British, and it was even less likely for Germany to cede Europe to the French and the British. Therefore, the Axis and the Allies could never converge.

Cheng Gong's luck is really good, so good that it is almost against the sky. Ishihara's heart was filled with envy and jealousy.

The empire restarted its war strategy against China, and Ishihara was in favor of it. The reason why he agreed was that he wanted to test how strong the strategic limit of the strategic bottom line of the Donghua Empire was.

It is obvious that the Chinese mainland is the strategic bottom line of the Donghua Empire. No matter which country touches this bottom line, even if the Donghua Empire does not need to directly send troops to participate in the war, the military assistance provided by its powerful industrial capacity alone is enough to ensure that the Chinese mainland will no longer allow the armies of other countries to burn and loot on the Chinese ground as before.

Sometimes, Ishihara really can't figure it out. Why was the Donghua Empire able to establish a complete national industrial system in such a short period of time, and in just three years, its industrial capacity surpassed that of the Great Japanese Empire.

How did so many warships and warplanes in the Donghua Empire come to be, Ishihara Waner has always wanted to find out the truth. However, no matter how much the Empire's intelligence officers investigated, they could not find a single trace of spiders.

Sitting in the "Crown 3.0" business sedan manufactured by Dongfeng Automobile Co., Ltd., a joint venture of Tohnichi, Ishihara felt more and more powerless through the window and looking at the high-rise buildings on both sides of this two-way eight-lane road.

The Donghua Empire was definitely not something that the Great Japanese Empire could defeat. Whether it was military, economic, or industrial, the gap between the Great Japanese Empire and the Donghua Empire was widening.

For example, this "Crown 3.0" sedan can also be manufactured at Dongfeng Automobile Group's factory in Japan. However, the core components of automobile engines need to be imported from the Donghua Empire. Because the material and processing accuracy requirements of this core component are too high, even if Japan imitates it according to the drawing, the power and service life of the engine are far from meeting the standards of the original engine.

Japan is now waging war, and the economy of the entire empire is in a wartime economy, and the huge cost of war consumption makes it impossible for the empire to use too many resources to develop the empire's people's livelihood economy and urban planning and construction.

The Donghua Empire, on the other hand, did not have such a heavy burden. They can not only make huge profits by using a large number of industrial orders, but also continue to transform all kinds of military products into civilian products, so that the military heavy industry and civilian light industry of the Donghua Empire go hand in hand and develop rapidly together.

The longer the war went, the more the Donghua Empire was able to reap a steady stream of enormous economic benefits.

Ishihara wanted to stop the Empire's war, but he knew it was just his own will. Unless Germany could cease the war, the Empire of Japan could only follow the German chariot and either completely subdue Britain and admit defeat to the armistice, or carry the war to the end.

The military conflict on the border between Japan and China must be ended as soon as possible! Then concentrate forces on India, forcing Britain to sign the armistice!

Ishihara secretly made up his mind that no matter what, he would persuade the Donghua Empire to stand up and act as a mediator between Japan and China.

(To be continued.) )