On January 1, 1948, the second leader of the People's Republic of China held a grand military parade in Beijing.

On this day, entering Tiananmen Square, the phalanx of armored troops formed a full 48 Type 47 tanks (crabs) -- named because they were finalized and mass-produced in 1947.

This type of Tan (Crab) Gram is the Chinese version of the main battle Tan (Crab) Gram E50 in active service in Germany, with a standard weight of 36 tons, five pairs of load-bearing wheels, torsion bar suspension, and the main gun is a 105 mm / 50 times rifled gun.

In 1947, the Soviet Red Army also began the mass production and refitting of the next generation of new tanks, which is the famous T54 tanks in history, using a 100 mm caliber tank, with a standard weight of about 3 tons. The Soviets were depressed to find that the caliber of the main gun of the "little brother of China" in the East actually surpassed that of the Soviet Tan (Crab) Ke.

Although the Soviet Red Army itself also had the IS Stalin Heavy Tank (Crab) series using 122-mm Tan (Crab) guns, the caliber of the main battle Tan (Crab) Gram actually lost to the Chinese, which made the Soviet military very unhappy.

The Type 47 Tan (Crab) Gram is a simplified version of the E50 Tan (Crab) Gram developed by the German side, and the E50 Tan (Crab) Gram (Crab) Tank (T The main reason why the tonnage is as much as seven tons more than that of China is that the E50 is an improved and upgraded version of the Type 47.

The predecessor of the E50, the German installed the No. 4 Crab Tank, which used a truncated-barreled, 88 mm/52 times Crab Tank, which had a combat total weight of 34 tons. However, this type of tan (crab) gram is only a transitional product. Only more than five hundred units were produced, which were replaced by the more advanced E50.

First, Germany quickly reconciled with Britain after the war, coupled with the improvement of tensions with the Soviet Union, and Germany's strategic situation on the eastern and western fronts "has never been as good as it is now." The second is that Hannah only regarded the 30-ton No. 4 Tan (Crab) Gram as a "transitional product" to develop the next generation of 40-ton Tan (Crab) Gram, and did not want to mass produce it in the first place. The third is the development of No. 4 Tan(Crab) Ke, under the strong interference of Hannah. It was developed exactly according to the idea of the Soviets to develop the tank (crab). Although the performance of No. 4 Tan (Crab) Ke Tan (Crab) Gram on paper is excellent, the ergonomics are very poor, the space in the car is narrow, and the tall and tall German Tan (Crab) Ke Ke is really uncomfortable and abnormal, and it is very criticized by Tan (Crab) Ke Bing.

After 1943, New China began to introduce a large number of German technology and equipment to try to produce 30-ton tanks (crabs). In the eyes of the German Tan (Crab) Ke soldiers, the No. 4 Tan (Crab) Ke has been criticized by the Chinese side, but here in the Chinese rave reviews, the relatively short body size of the Oriental is very suitable for this type of Tan (Crab) Ke, and then decided to introduce its production line.

At that time, Lin Han was more interested in the E50. However, the E50 belongs to the category of 40-ton tanks (crabs), which is more difficult to produce, and even Germany itself is a new product, so it is impossible to sell it to China at that time. In line with the principle of talking about there first, and then talking about refinement, we finally introduced an improved version of this No. 4 Tan (Crab) Gram, named E36 Tan (Crab) Gram.

After 1944, Hannah looked forward to the start of the implementation of the E tank program. Then. With the improvement of Anglo-German relations, after a technology exchange with the United Kingdom. In particular, after obtaining the technology of making cannons that made the Germans coveted, the Tang designers succeeded in developing a new generation of 105-mm Tang guns E50 Tanke. The E50 Crab Gram is redeveloped on the basis of the No. 4 Crab Gram, and its parts are as versatile as 60 percent as the No. 4 Crab Gram. Compared with the No. 4 Tan (Crab) Gram, the main improvement is to increase the interior space to improve the comfort of the seat, and the length of the car body is slightly enlarged, and the caliber of the Tongtan (Crab) Gram gun is also enlarged. It had 43 rounds of ammunition in its vehicle.

Prior to this, at the request of Linhan, the German designers improved the old No. 4 Crab and increased its weight to 36 tons, and redesigned the turret seat so that it could use the same Crab gun as the E50.

The Germans called this improved No. 4 Tan (Crab) Gram E36. However, in fact, the German Army did not have a large number of equipment, but only improved the No. 4 tank (crab) gram of about 12 tanks of a reinforced battalion of tanks (crabs) according to this standard for testing. However, its production drawings, production lines and molds were all packaged and sold to China and handed over to Dongfang Hongtan (crab) Ke in Anhui, China.

With the help of German technicians, after 1947, it took more than two years for the Chinese side to digest and eat all the technology, and finally they were able to produce it themselves.

Compared with the E50 Tan (Crab) gram equipped by Germany, the advantage of the Type 47 Tan (Crab) gram is that it is more maneuverable, and the disadvantage is that the ergonomics are not as friendly to the opponent as the Tan (Crab) soldiers, and the reserve ammunition is not as good, only 34 shells - but it is a 36-ton Tan (Crab) gram, 34 shells are also the limit, the Soviet T54/55 Tan (Crab) gram is also this number, and the Stalinist Tan (Crab) series, usually less than about 30 shells (of which IS2 only has 28 rounds).

Historically, the T54 Tan (Crab) Gram had a stock of about 34 rounds, which was slightly less for the Tan (Crab) Gram. However, for the Soviet Union, which played the Tan (Crab) Ke Sea, they could always gather enough Tan (Crab) Ke on the battlefield to form a big numerical advantage, and 34 rounds of ammunition were enough. And New China is also a country that has the ability to play the Tan (Crab) Sea with the Soviet Union in the future, so this number of bullets is also suitable. On the German side, 34 rounds is clearly insufficient. Therefore, the E36, which was much cheaper and cheaper, was eventually replaced by the heavier E50 with more ammunition in Germany.

At the military parade on 1 January, in addition to the Type 47 Tan (Crab) Gram, there were 24 J-1 (i.e., TA183) formations and the same number of J-2 fighters (i.e., ME262) formations flying over the main (Crab) platform.

In the past year or so, although the Soviets themselves have also produced the MiG-9 first-generation jet fighter, due to the poor engine technology, all the jets produced have become hangar queens, the engine service life is very low, and flight (crab) accidents are endless. The two fighters produced by the Chinese side with German technology have proved themselves in actual combat over Hokkaido.

The growth of China's military power. The Soviet Union, which had a ghost in its heart, also felt uneasy. In August 1947, after Japan changed color and joined the socialist camp, the Korean personnel in the Soviet Union in China at that time saw the hope of independence of the Korean Peninsula from Japanese rule.

Therefore, the DPRK and the Communist Party took advantage of the situation to make a request to China and the Soviet Union, asking the two countries to join hands to exert pressure on Japan. Helped Korea gain independence from Japanese colonial rule.

The Soviets were also ambivalent about North Korea.

Because of geography, the Soviet Union was limited in its ability to invest in the Far East. Although the current situation shows that the power of the Soviet army in the Far East is still above that of China, Stalin understood very well that with the passage of time and the continuation of China's industrialization process, the power confrontation between the two sides will sooner or later change in a reversal. Although China and the Soviet Union are friendly at present, the borders of the two sides are basically in a friendly state of "mutual trust" that is not defended on the surface. But how could Stalin stake the safety of the Far East on the so-called "Sino-Soviet friendship"?

In the past, deliberately did not enter Korea to drive out the Japanese. It was the tail left by the Soviets in order to add to China's blockage. When faced with the request of the top leadership of the Korean Communist Party to the Soviet Union for the restoration of the country, Stalin had a headache. Stalin knew very well that if he really drove the Japanese away, the success of the Korean statehood would greatly increase the pressure of the Soviet Union in the Far East. However, the matter of "helping the brothers in the socialist camp" is a politically correct thing, and we cannot afford to do it.

In the end, Stalin played a trick by claiming that the Chinese comrades needed to be consulted on the Korean question.

On the Chinese side. The main obstacle came from Lin Han.

Regarding those things in North Korea, Lin Han himself was extremely disgusted with the Kim family. The level of disgust is even greater than that of the Vietnamese monkeys in the south. Through the present, Lin Han's dislike for Japan, after he killed the emperor's entire family and killed all the high-level Japanese chaebols with the help of his daughter, his hatred is not much left. And the strange North Bang Kim family. But he was disgusted.

Historically, after North Korea was established in 1946 after it broke away from Japanese colonial rule, its leaders continued to purge the top leaders, and from 1946 onwards, the domestic faction, the Yan'an faction, and the anti-union faction in its organization. and finally the pro-Soviet faction, all of which were constantly purged by the Kim family through political struggle after political struggle - and basically ended up being executed. And this purge continued even into the XXI century. Later, the DPRK continued to "reach out" to China, and played a scoundrel style when it gave little, not to mention the style of scoundrels.

The so-called Sino-Japanese friendship relies on a stick, and on this issue, Lin Han accepted a lot of bribes from Yamato Nadeshiko, and the so-called "helping relatives but not outsiders." In this matter, he joined forces with Katyusha without any discipline, and even put a trap on the North Koreans.

Therefore, the black history related to North Korea in the history of Lin Han was explained very clearly to the Chinese upper echelons. So when Stalin kicked the ball over, the Chinese side also became a headache.

Also for reasons of political correctness, the Chinese side had to support the "request" of the DPRK.

As a result, in March 1948, China and the Soviet Union finally began "long" negotiations with the Japanese side on the Korean issue.

Yamato Nadeshiko, like Lin Han and Hannah, is a pragmatist. She followed the example of the Soviet Union and China in carrying out "revolutions" in order to snatch wealth from the old chaebols in order to buy off her own base of power. The Heroic Soul and the Ship Spirit themselves are the products of the convergence and fusion of nationalist sentiments in a country, and they have always been out-and-out nationalists rather than internationalists.

The Yamato Nadeshiko Association agreed to return Taiwan to China because it was a national interest requirement, and even agreed to make concessions on the issue of the Japanese-occupied part of Kalimantan Island, because it was necessary to buy off the "father" Lin Han. And Korea, Japan has a large number of colonial interests in Korea every year. Now that the wealth has been recovered by her from the chaebol, and Japan's interests in Korea are completely at the disposal of Yamato Nadeshiko, how is it possible that she should hand over Korea?

With regard to the Korean issue, the vast majority of the Japanese Communist Party members, with the exception of some members of the Japanese Communist Party with "internationalist ideas" who agreed to spit out this piece of meat, have not let go, and this issue has even led to great differences within the Japanese Communist Party.

The position of socialists, in the face of the contradiction between nationalism and internationalism, becomes so clear at this moment.

The attitude adopted by the Japanese was to procrastinate, and they decided to drag on the topic indefinitely with lengthy negotiations. In addition, Yamato Nadeshiko received Lin Han's guidance and began to look for agents among the Koreans, preparing to launch a puppet to "top the matter" in the future if it couldn't drag on.

The Soviets were not enthusiastic about this issue in their bones, and they could accept that the bottom line was to divide Korea into two, with one part going to the Korean Communist Party and the other part being thrown to Japan to rule -- this was a bad idea that Katyusha Elinghan meant to Stalin, and Stalin felt that he had a very good appetite for him.

Later, the Soviet side revealed its meaning to the Chinese side through diplomatic channels. Of course, the Soviet argument sounded good: at least let the comrades in North Korea first take back half of the territory and have a foothold. And the opinion of the Soviet Union and the bottom line of the Chinese side are not much different.

As a result, the fate of the Korean Peninsula being divided into two, like history, was decided.

Negotiations on the Korean issue began in March 1948 and continued until the beginning of the following year, and finally the Japanese reluctantly agreed to return the "small corner" area west of Gucheng City in northwestern Korea to Sinuiju and Yancheon for the Korean Communist Party to "gain a foothold."

But it is so easy to make the Japanese vomit out the North Korea that they have eaten for many years. Yamato Nadeshiko uses the procrastination formula of "indefinite negotiations". The Soviets are not enthusiastic, the Chinese are not in a hurry, and the Koreans are still long before they want to restore the country and reunify it.

The end result was that the negotiations, which began in 1948 and continued until 1960, did not come to an end, and the Japanese were like sheep, reluctantly spitting out the land of North Korea little by little, and even by 1970, the Japanese still occupied more than two-thirds of the land in Korea, and a large area north of the Han River and the 40th parallel of north latitude was still under the control of the Japanese. At this time, Yamato Nadeshiko had succeeded in cultivating a puppet regime that obeyed Japan's orders, coupled with China's growing national strength, the Soviet Union's pressure in the Far East was increasing, and the Soviet Union's attitude towards this matter became more and more indifferent in order to keep Japan on the Korean Peninsula and add to China's blockage in the Northeast, and Katyusha's bad ideas kept coming up behind his back. In the end, the so-called Far East Korean Republic was only about a quarter of its historical area.

In addition, in 1978, the Japanese also did something that made both Koreans and Soviets want to scold their mothers, that is, they deliberately "returned" this small piece of land in northeastern Korea from Najin to Hoeryeong to China, claiming that it was as compensation for Japan's past aggression against China. This decision allowed China to successfully gain access to the Sea of Japan, and Li Huamei, who had received the benefits from her "daughter" at that time, chose the latter very rationally on the issue of choosing between the Korean issue and the "Sino-Japanese friendship", and the mother and daughter worked together to build a Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere.

PS: Actually, after writing the plot of the Pacific War, the book can be declared over. However, in order to be responsible, it is still necessary to explain what should be explained clearly. The book is now being concluded, and it is clear how the post-war future will change in various countries. Although my family's wandering toads are often rotten, I don't have any problems with him. (To be continued......)