Chapter 487, the big knife is slashing at the thick neck of Tsarist Russia

"Lonhondotroobaihuidor," O strong milk wine,

“Nomhanharairhilbaina。” A little sheep curled up in a bottle.

"Noyantadaabairhuidor," brothers and friends,

“Dogxinhararhilbaina。” A big tiger poured into the belly.

“Ayasmandaasain(hui)。” Our singing is beautiful, hey.

“Uilestandaasain。” Cheers to this one, hey.

“Ailtgajbariyaa(hoi)。” Don't get drunk.

"Burhendotroobaihuidor," O sincere song,

“Buleenharairhilbaina。” Summoning the beautiful auspicious bird.

"Bugdtandaabarhuidor," after drinking seven glasses of fine wine,

“Dogxinhararzlbaina。” Imagine the future of Le Taotao.

“Ayasmandaasain(hui)。” Our singing is beautiful, hey.

“Uilestandaansain。” Cheers to this one, hey.

“Ailtgajbariyaa(hoi)。” Happiness fills the cup.

On the Zhangku Highway, which has just been completed in its entirety, that is, the highway called "Tian Khan Avenue" by most of the Mongolian people who have returned and those who have not yet returned to the big family of the Chinese nation who are working hard for it, the singing voice of bakelite records with a different and intoxicating sense of distortion is wafting out of the compartment of a large two-compartment diesel engine truck.

Just in time for noon, the soldiers of the Seventh Railway Production and Construction Corps of the North Plateau were sitting in two open truck compartments, talking and laughing about a lunch consisting of steamed buns, instant vegetable soup, canned meat and fruits, and high-grade liquor.

The Mongolian soldiers in the Railway Production and Construction Corps were all good at dancing, while the Baath Party troops have always been very fond of singing, and they have been formed by a lot of artistic influencers over the years.

Therefore, when a comrade who was sitting on the truck turned on the record player, listened to the Mongolian and Chinese grassland folk songs broadcast on the record, was eating lunch, enjoying the smoke brought by the liquor, and under the inspiration of the surrounding wind and the endless beauty of the grassland, both Mongolian and Han soldiers began to join the tune of the record with great interest and sing the "Wine Song" composed by the Ninth Record Factory of the Central Radio Station, which is very popular in the Mongolian grassland.

In March 1635, when the Khalkha Mongol tribes, the Dolgon Jurchen tribe and the Daishan Jurchen tribe united with the Mongolian Horqin tribe and launched the Northeast Battle on the Horqin steppe, which was called "the last resistance against the Han people", the more than 20,000 soldiers of the Northeast Military Region easily defeated the Mongol and Houjin coalition forces with a total number of nearly 400,000 and hundreds of thousands of actual participants.

With the cooperation of the three cavalry brigades and two armored carriage brigades of the Northeast Military Region, with the active support of a large number of people of various nationalities in the northeast region who have returned to the big family of the Chinese nation, and especially because of the comprehensive application of the cavalry tactics of the Renaissance Army, which have matured over the past few years, the last reactionary forces against the Chinese Empire in the western part of the entire northeast region and the eastern part of the Mongolian steppe disappeared in this general battle.

Because of the revolutionary experience accumulated by the Baath Party in the Chahar Department under the name of Lin Dan Khan in the past few years, a large number of political cadres who are proficient in Mongolian have carried out fruitful revolutionary work against the masses of the Khalkha Mongols and the Korqin Mongols.

Not only were the last two leaders of the Later Jin Jurchen and the aristocratic clique swept away in this movement in the exposure and criticism of the masses of their own tribes, but as the last Mongolian reactionary force in Eastern Mongolia, all the Mongolian nobles and upper echelons of the Khalkha Mongols and Korqin Mongols who were slave-owning were also swept away.

Through the efforts of more than 30,000 party and government cadres in the revival of the party, the Khalkha and Horqin Mongolian ministries sandwiched between the Chahar region and the northeastern region have finally returned to the warm and broad embrace of the big family of the Chinese nation.

The masses of these two tribes, like the Mongol masses of the Chahar tribe, began to live a civilized and advanced modern life under the leadership of the Baath Party.

Of course, after the completion of the congress and the political work of more than a year after the congress, in addition to more than 30 large-scale advanced state-run pastures that used modern agricultural and animal husbandry technology for production, the Baath Party also harvested about 300,000 production and construction soldiers with the Mongolian masses as the main body, and about 100,000 cavalry soldiers with excellent riding skills.

The main thing is that these Mongol masses began to fully accept the industrialization and civilization of the Baath Party from 1636.

At the same time, all children under the age of 18 in the former Khalkha and Horqin regions, which were divided into the West Khingan Mountains, were centralized, adopted and educated by the Baath Party.

Judging from the practical results of the Baath Party's youth army system over the years, the Central Committee of the Baath Party has reason to believe that in about 10 years, these children, who are members of the big family of the Chinese nation, will become advanced talents of the Chinese nation who speak Chinese, write Chinese characters, and have systematic and comprehensive scientific and cultural knowledge, just like the children in other parts of the Chinese Empire.

Both the researchers of later generations and the research department of the Baath Party in this time and space must admit that in the process of continuous development of industrial civilization, the Mongols, as a slave nomadic civilization that was even more backward than the feudal agricultural civilization, were in fact in a state of continuous decline.

The Mongols, who once dominated the entire Eurasian continent in the 13th century and made all countries and peoples tremble under their iron hooves, have degenerated into a declining nation that anyone can bully and bully in the 17th century.

Even if someone takes out the Dzungar tribal leader Geldan in order to set off the Wenzhi and martial arts of the Manchu Emperor in the history forged by the Manchu Qing Dynasty, the fact is that the so-called great hero of the Mongols defeated by the Manchu Emperor is actually a Mongolian puppet with the support of Tsarist Russia.

The ignorant and backward Manchu Empire was able to defeat the Dzungar tribes composed of the Mongols by inheriting the thermal weapons and tactics of the pre-industrial era of the Ming Dynasty (in fact, the Dzungar tribe was completely honest in the Qianlong era), and the same very ignorant and backward, can be called the rural people of Europe, very barbaric and reactionary in world history, and the Manchu Dynasty has always had the characteristics of slavery, until the end of the dynasty, Tsarist Russia, which still maintained serfdom, was also made of firearms by the famous broken settlement, The Cossacks, who had been abused by the Nordic armed forces and Polish cavalry, easily beat the declining Mongols to the ground.

Therefore, if the armed forces of the Chinese Empire, armed with advanced weapons and ideas, fully borrowed and used the cavalry tactics of the Soviet and Russian eras, they were able to bring together the Mongolian tribes and the Houjin tribes, which were a little higher than the Mongolian tribes and had completely degenerated into nomads, and easily and happily abused them into dogs.

Traditionally, by 1636, the entire Mongolian region, including all of present-day Outer Mongolia to Lake Baikal, had become part of the Chinese Empire.

You must know that in 1637, the Buryat Mongol tribes, which had been at war with the Russian invaders, even did not travel thousands of miles to submit to the Chinese Empire, and began to frequently arrive at the large trading and military stations set up by the Baath Party in the Kulen region, and launched a comprehensive trade in food and military supplies with the Chinese Empire.

If we take into account that the millions of Mongol people, including the Chahar Mongols, Khalkha Mongols, and Horqin Mongols, have begun to undergo industrial transformation and education under the leadership of the Baath Party, and gradually return to the embrace of the Chinese nation in a real sense, the Chinese Empire has more control over the land and population from Inner Mongolia to Siberia than all the feudal dynasties.

However, since the Baath Party is an industrial organization at least at the level of the Second Industrial Revolution, it is certainly impossible for them to think that such a simple and superficial return and unification is a real expansion of territory.

For them, there is no comprehensive and systematic industrial development of the local area; There is no comprehensive and systematic industrialization on the ground; The industrialization of the local population has not been completed; Without the establishment of a systematic industrial center dominated by the five small industries and a specialized, specialized, and mechanized industrial agricultural production system supporting it, such a place would not be China in the true sense.

Therefore, from the beginning of 1637, Baath China, with a steel output of more than 6 million tons, began to plan the construction of the "Zhangku Railway" (Zhangheng, the center of the Chahar region, to Kulun, the center of the Mongolian steppe region), which would run through the entire Mongolian steppe and directly reach the shores of Lake Baikal.

In order to build the railway, as well as to build and enrich the entire area along the railway, the Baath government mobilized and mobilized and formed a total of nearly one million regular troops and new and old production and construction corps.

Of course, as a preliminary preparation for the construction of the Zhangku Railway, with the efforts of the new and old soldiers of the new and old production and construction corps, the Zhangku Highway built with sand and gravel concrete was completed at the end of 1637.

As soon as this highway was opened, a large number of Jiefang brand high-horsepower diesel-powered hatchback and sedan freight trucks produced by Changchun First Automobile Factory began to drive on this highway in an endless stream.

With the opening of highways, a large number of agricultural and industrial products produced by major farms and factories in North China poured into the entire Mongolian region. With the opening of this highway, a large number of beef and mutton, minerals and various local specialties such as wool and cowhide began to pour into North China in large quantities, and then were produced and processed into various products.

More importantly, the scale of trade between the Chinese Empire and the Buryat Mongol tribes also began to grow exponentially with the opening of this road.

With the full completion of the Baath Party's base in the Kulen region, there is no time to deal with the three heads and two rotten garlic of the Tsarist invaders, and to vigorously support the Buryat Mongol tribes that are fighting against the Tsarist invaders.

These Mongol anti-aggression forces, scattered throughout the Simperian region, were gradually beginning to change their inferior situation and began to win more and more victories on the battlefield after receiving the support of the Baath Party in terms of food supplies and advanced weapons.

Will the Baath Party turn a blind eye to the aggression of Tsarist Russia in Europe? This is of course impossible.

For the Baath Party, Tsarist Russia, which was just beginning to look a little human, was a more rubbish and backward opponent than any of the European colonizers in the South Seas who had been beaten into pigs by the Baath Party.

Before the establishment of the Soviet Union, Britain, which dominated Europe, could hang Tsarist Russia with a casual whip, and the Tsarist army, which was revered as a gray beast, was completely distempered in front of the lobster soldier and his little brother.

In terms of industrial and military strength, the Chinese Empire was much more powerful than Britain at that time. At the same time, Tsarist Russia, which was much more backward and rubbish than that of that era, both in terms of industrial strength and military strength, could certainly not be an opponent of the Chinese Empire.

However, even the Chinese Empire, which already had the ability to sail around the world, still had to face up to one problem, that is, there was a real problem of "distance tyranny" between the Chinese Empire and Tsarist Russia.

You know, even in modern society, the vast region of Simperia is still a very remote region for Russia in terms of vast and sparsely populated areas. In this era, then, the ruling center and population were concentrated in Europe, between Tsarist Russia and the Chinese Empire, and Xianbeilia was still a barbaric region of little significance.

Even if the Baath Party now wiped out all the Tsarist strongholds in the Xianbeilian region, as well as the troops and populations in the strongholds, it was impossible for Tsarist Russia, which would not have broken its bones at all, to submit to the Chinese Empire.

Therefore, in terms of current technical means, the Simperian region, which is still relatively unexploitable, the Baath Party is ready to adopt the method of supporting the Buryatia Mongol ministries to limit the harassment of Tsarist Russia in this region.

After the Baath Party has completed the construction of the Zhangku Railway and completed the population filling and industrial arrangement along the entire railway line, with full logistical support, the Baath Party will solve the Tsarist problem in the entire Xianbeilian region at one time.

At the beginning of the 20th century, Tsarist Russia, with a population of more than 170 million and a total steel output of about 4 million tons, used a small part of its forces and spent a total of 26 years from 1891 to 1916 to complete the construction of the Trans-Siberian Railway, which was 9,288 kilometers long from Moscow to Vladivostok.

It must be admitted that it was indeed not easy for Tsarist Russia, which was a third-rate industrial country, had been in a state of internal friction and foreign war for a long time, had a mess of the economy, politics and military, and had a very poor overall engineering level. Although after the construction of this railway was completed, Tsarist Russia perished.

But there's no need to think that this railway is really that great. After all, before this railway, the Americans completed the construction of more than 3,000 kilometers of the American Pacific Railroad on the basis of the corpses of Chinese workers in about seven years from 1863 to 1869.

And just over 20 years later, the loyal little bitch Canada of the United States also spent a total of five years between 1881 and 1885 to complete the construction of more than 5,000 kilometers of the Canadian Pacific Railway, also on the basis of the corpses of Chinese workers.

So from this point of view, compared with the 430 kilometers per year of the U.S. Pacific Railroad and the 1,000 kilometers per year of the Canadian Pacific Railway, the Trans-Siberian Railway, which was built many years later, barely reached the 360 kilometers per year.

With such a comparison, then in this time and space, for the Chinese Empire, which has a total population of about 200 million, an industrialization level that is at least the advanced level of the twentieth century, and an annual steel output of more than 8 million tons in 1638, the Zhangku Railway, with a total mileage of no more than 2,000 kilometers, will definitely be completed in more than a year, or at most two years.

At that time, Tsarist Russia would have to say to Simberia in despair: "Прощаемсянавсегда" (farewell).