On July 1, 1920, the central government of the Chinese Federation was formally established in the executive heart of the Chang'an Federation, and the 30-year-old Wang Zhenyu was elected as the first president of the Chinese Federation by the first federal parliament, and was sworn in in the newly restored Daming Palace. This was also the only time in the entire history of the federation that universal suffrage was held, after which all the presidential elections of the Chinese federation were changed to direct elections, that is, all provinces and residents of the republic participated in the vote. The Kuomintang became the ruling party of the first federal government, but according to Wang Zhenyu's intentions, in the end, the Chinese Liberal ** Party led by Zhang Taiyan and Liang Qichao also participated in the first federal government, and the Kuomintang became the largest opposition party.

At the local level, however, the Kuomintang won elections in Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian, and Hainan, all of which were governors by Kuomintang.

At the time of its establishment, the territory of the Federation of China included Chang'an City, Beijing Municipality, Shanghai, Tianjin, Anjiang and Chongqing Special Cities.

Shaanxi, Gansu, Xinjiang, Qinghai, Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou, Hunan, Hubei, Henan, Hebei, Shanxi, Liaoning, Jilin, Suiyuan, Rehe, Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian, Jiangxi, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Shandong, Hainan, Xikang, Heilongjiang, Chahar 28 administrative provinces;

and the four autonomous regions of Mongolia, Ningxia, Tibet and Chengde.

and the member states of Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Afghanistan, of which Afghanistan and Kazakhstan are kingdoms.

It is worth mentioning that, in accordance with the provisions of the Federal Constitution, the member states are governed by the administrative ministries, but the existence and hereditary status of the head of state is allowed, but only in the honorary position, and the status of the civil governor or the prime minister of the member state below is similar to that of the governor of the administrative province.

Xiong Xiling became the first Prime Minister of the Federal Central Government.

On January 15, 1921, Sun Wen, who successfully escaped to Japan, issued a statement: "Wang Zhenyu is the biggest national thief in China, and we call on 40,000 compatriots to stand up and defeat him." ”

In 1923, the outbreak of the Japanese War, the federal army defeated the Japanese army in Korea and the Far East, and then took advantage of the Great Kwantung Earthquake to successfully land in Japan, in January 1924, Japan was forced to announce its membership in the Chinese Federation, and the Japanese emperor was forced to change his name to the King of Japan, but a large number of Japanese nationals were reclaimed by Wang Zhenyu in the Far East and Northwest China, in addition to the addition of Taiwan Province and the Kingdom of Korea. Sun Wen fled to Honolulu in the United States before Japan's defeat in World War II, where he died two years later.

With the basic reunification of East Asia, the contradictions between Britain, France, and the Chinese Federation became increasingly prominent.

In 1926, the Chinese Federation instigated the first in Vietnam, and the French army was defeated in Vietnam.

In 1927, after the Battle of Dien Bien Phu, the French agreed to restore Vietnam's independence, and the Nguyen dynasty subsequently declared the whole country to join the Chinese Federation.

In 1929, Laos, Cambodia and Thailand announced their accession to the Chinese Federation.

In 1930, Wang Zhenyu was re-elected as the third president of the Chinese Federation, and then the election law was determined, and the presidential term was five years, and he was only allowed to be re-elected once, except for special circumstances such as war.

In 1933, Wang Zhenyu abolished the military coup d'état of Chen Shao, Bai Chongxi and others, and the officers who participated in the coup were sentenced to life imprisonment in accordance with the law. In order to preserve his honor, Bai Chongxi, a famous general of World War I, was ordered to commit suicide by taking poison.

In 1934, the Soviet War broke out, and each side committed 2 million troops to fight along the border.

In 1937, the Chinese Federation won the war, pushing the border back to the pre-1860 level.

In 1940, China declared war on Germany on the condition that the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Singapore and other regions would be incorporated into the Chinese Federation. That year, in order to keep his promise, the 50-year-old Wang Zhenyu refused to run in the presidential election, but he still participated in World War II as a field marshal of the federal army.

At the end of 1940, Li Zongren was elected as the fifth president of the Chinese Federation.

From 1942 to 1945, Wang Zhenyu personally commanded millions of federal armies to fight in Europe and successfully defeated Germany. Three poles appeared in the world, the Soviet Union, the United States, and the United States.

In 1944, the atomic bomb was successfully tested.

In April 1945, the anti-life ** riots in Indonesia, the federal army was ordered to suppress and execute a total of 330,000 Muslims, known as the Indonesian tragedy, and then the federal government announced the military control of Niassi, India, and finally ended in 1952, causing a total of 1.4 million deaths and injuries, known as the Indonesian Dark Age.

In 1947, 57-year-old Marshal Wang Zhenyu announced his retirement.

In October 1950, Chiang Ching-kuo, the 40-year-old Kuomintang presidential candidate, defeated the Kuomintang presidential candidate Zeng Qi and was elected president of the seventh government of the Chinese Federation. Ho Chi Minh, chairman of the Vietnamese Nationalist Party, was appointed Federal Prime Minister, the first prime minister from a member country.

In 1956, the federal judiciary began to investigate many cases during the National Socialist Party, including labor camps, the Xinjiang massacre, the Japanese massacre, and the Indonesian massacre.

In 1957, Burma announced its accession to the Chinese Federation.

In 1958, the federal court asked Wang Zhenyu to appear in court for investigation on a series of vicious cases, but Wang Zhenyu refused on the pretext of poor health.

In 1959, a federal court found Wang Zhenyu guilty, and Chiang Ching-kuo granted a pardon in his capacity as president. In the end, Wang Zhenyu was sentenced to 100 hours of community service.

In 1960, the federal government ordered the break-up of the China Development Corporation, and the world's largest corporation finally ceased to exist.

In October 1960, Wang Zhenyu's adopted sons, World War II heroes Shen Quan and Zhang Xueliang, were elected president as candidates for the Kuomintang Socialist Party. Shen Quan served as president, and Zhang Xueliang served as premier. In the 1955 campaign, Shen Quan died of a heart attack, four years longer than in history.

On August 15, 1966, Wang Zhenyu died of illness in Anjiang. Sun Liren, then president of the Federation and a hero of World War II, personally flew to Anjiang to preside over the state funeral.

In Chang'an, in Beijing, in Shanghai, in Nanjing, in Wuhan, and in Anjiang, people spontaneously mourned the father of the country.

Leaders of the United States, Great Britain and the Soviet Union also flew to Anjiang to attend Wang Zhenyu's funeral.

The American "Time" magazine praised Wang Zhenyu as follows: "This is a great figure who has changed the pattern of the world." ”

The British newspaper The Times commented: "He brought hope to the whole country, but led to the collapse of the entire British Empire in Asia." ”

The Soviet newspaper Pravda commented: "Wang Zhenyu, the biggest enemy of the cause, is finally dead... ”

Shao Piaoping, the old editor-in-chief of Shanghai's "Declaration", wrote a final comment on "Declaration" with his sick body, and objectively and fairly evaluated Wang Zhenyu: "For people of our time, Wang Zhenyu is the last handsome... ”

The curtain has come down on a great era, and the debate about the people who started it will continue ...