Chapter 2016: Don't Forget the National Shame (30)

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When Gu Qianyu returned to the church, Xiang Qiang's wife had already given birth to the child, which made Gu Qianyu breathe a sigh of relief, but fortunately there were no more difficult births.

Probably seeing the tragic death of her husband and mother-in-law, Xiang Qiang's wife's mental state was not very good, and she looked as if everything was lost, she didn't say a word, her eyes were dull and looking at a place, her expression was desperate and sad, as if life was hopeless.

Gu Qianyu was worried that she would not be able to think about it, so she used the child to enlighten her a few words, so that she had the motivation to live and run forward.

Hearing Gu Qianyu's words, Xiang Qiang's wife cried bitterly, she cried desperately and helplessly.

Now Gu Qianyu didn't persuade Xiang Qiang's wife anymore, she needed to vent her emotions and vent her painful emotions.

Because of the loss of the country, the people of this land have experienced too much pain and suffering, and the cruelty of war is unimaginable to people living in a comfortable era.

Gu Qianyu asked 6666 to post what Japan had done in China to the International Public Radio, which was equivalent to uncovering the fig leaf of the Japanese.

Although everyone is a battlefield and cruel, the inhumane behavior of animals like Japan is still very shocking to the international community.

In particular, after the 'United States' expressed its attitude on public radio, Tian received an order from his superiors to stop moving the American missionaries and those Chinese women for the time being, and they would send commissioners to solve the matter.

After receiving the order from the superior, Tian didn't dare to act rashly, he didn't expect that the matter would be so big, which made him panic and angry in his heart, panicked that he would be punished by the superior, angry Gu Qianyu was too much of a hindrance, if there was no American woman, there would not be so many things behind.

Gu Qianyu asked 6666 to listen closely to Tian's radio all the time, so she knew that a Japanese Dazuo would come to solve the matter here in a few days.

The Japanese were very unhappy with the Americans' intervention in their invasion of China, and the Japanese emperor was very angry when he received the threat of the 'United States' broadcasting on public radio.

Historically, the United States entered World War II because Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, thus opening up the Pacific theater, and the scale of World War II reached its largest.

The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor in the United States because the United States interfered in Japan's plans to invade China for its own interests in China, and the Chinese nation had risen at that time, and the revolutionary party desperately resisted Japan, allowing Japan to retreat in mainland China.

In order to save itself from the situation of defeat and add new and old grudges with the United States, Japan attacked Pearl Harbor in the hope of achieving a victory in maritime policy.

At present, Japan has not yet attacked Pearl Harbor, but Gu Qianyu's practice of pretending to be an American has accelerated the deterioration of relations between Japan and the United States.

The reason why the United States did not explain that the telegram was not sent by them was, first, because of face, and second, for the sake of its interests in China, and the US Congress wanted to use the Gu Qianyu incident to swear its sovereignty in China to Japan.

The emperor of Japan was very angry at the United States' blatant slapping him in the face, and he sent someone to solve the matter, but in fact, he had already moved with murderous intent.

The emperor wanted to kill Gu Qianyu and them, and then test the reaction of the United States.

This feeling is like two people fighting, first verbal scolding, and then they tentatively patted each other, if the other party does not fight back, then he will only go more and more excessive, if the Americans fight back, the Japanese may have another attitude.

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