Long Chuan said, "After the surrender of Kunsha, the drugs in the Golden Triangle have not been better controlled, but have formed a situation of separation. Interestingly, after Khun Sa surrendered to the Burmese government, his four children did not surrender with him. What business Kunsha's eldest daughter is doing now and where she lives, there is no exact statement among the gangsters in the Golden Triangle. But there is a saying among the forces of all parties that as long as Kunsha's eldest daughter speaks, everyone will give her face. Kunsha's eldest son is the most unpromising of Kunsha's children. Due to a congenital disability, Kunsha's eldest son is called Adou who can't be supported by the local gang members in the Golden Triangle. Kunsha's second son studied at the United States Military Academy at West Point. When Kun Sha dominated the Golden Triangle, the second young master assumed the position of the chief of education of his army, responsible for training soldiers. But surviving in the Golden Triangle, Kun Sha's second son was not favored by other gang members because the second young master was too kind. But in the area of the Golden Triangle, the second young master's connections are extremely extensive, and when there are conflicts between other forces in the Golden Triangle, the second young master will sometimes come forward to mediate. It is said that just before a new drug lord in Myanmar, Nuo Kang, made a move against Zhao Wei, the new drug lord in Laos, the second young master Kun Sha, who heard the news, went to the Golden Kapok Casino to find Zhao Wei, reminded him to pay attention to Nuo Kang, and advised him to pay some protection money appropriately. However, Zhao Wei rejected the second young master's proposal at that time. After that, Nuo Kang took a series of crazy actions against Zhao Wei. Among Kunsha's four sons and daughters, the third son is the one who receives the most of Kunsha's remaining armed forces. The third young master also studied at the United States Military Academy at West Point, and he has been directly leading the troops since he returned to Kunsha's side. When Khun Sa surrendered to the Burmese government, Khun Sa's third son took a force of more than 20,000 men and hid in a mountainous area in northern Thailand. Today, this armed force led by Kunsha's third son is also the most mysterious armed force in the Golden Triangle region, and this third young master is good at guerrilla warfare in the mountains, which is elusive. Several surrounding countries were helpless against him. ”

Long Chuan told me in detail about the situation in the Golden Triangle, and it was almost at night that he could say anything. I listened to Long Chuan's narration and thought about it in my head.

In the middle of the night, Aya came to Lulang to join me. She said she rushed over as soon as she received Doler's summons. In addition, she selected ten people from among the guardians of the temple. These people will also take the man named Kane with them tomorrow and rush to Lulang together. Judging by the speed at which Aya arrived, I knew that her cultivation was complete. Her energy is almost the same as mine.

I briefly told Aya what I thought and what was going on. Aya was immediately intrigued when she heard that a man in a glowing robe was able to escape from my grasp.

The next night, the guardian of the temple took the Kane to Rulang. Interestingly, this Kane flatly refused when he heard that he was going to send him back home. When I told him I needed his help, he actually bargained with me. I made it clear that I had to bring him back to the tribe, otherwise, he would refuse to return to the country and would not provide me with any information or other help. It wasn't until I agreed to his request that he agreed to act with us.

Once everyone had arrived, we set out for Burma, the first stop of the retaliation. Our group first drove along National Highway 318, then entered Yunnan, and from Yunnan into the Kokang region of Myanmar.

Ryukawa told us. Kokang is also known as Mali Dam. There are two theories about the origin of the name "Kokang": "Kokang" is a new name used by British colonial rulers before and after World War II, and the English name is "Kokang", which is derived from the transliteration of Koganshan; The word "Kokang" is derived from the Shan language, "Guo" is the nine in the Shan language, and "Dare" is the hukou, which means that the area is made up of nine households. Kokang, the full name of "Kokang Autonomous Region of Shan State, Myanmar", the capital of Lao Cai City, is located in the Shan State Plateau between Myanmar and China, close to Yunnan Province, China, with an area of about 2,700 square kilometers. There are about 250,000 people in Kokang, of which 90% are Chinese (known as Kokang people and Kokang ethnic group in Myanmar). Long Chuan said that the Kokang region was originally Chinese territory and belonged to China's Yunnan Province. From the 13th century to the 14th century, it was the territory of the Xuanwei Sizhen Kanglu Military and Civilian Administration and the Mengding Road Military and Civilian Administration in Yunnan Province, Dali Golden Tooth and other places in the Yuan Dynasty of China. From the 14th to the 17th centuries, it was the territory of the Ming Dynasty of China, Kangfu (Prefecture) and Mengdingfu. From the 17th century to the 19th century, it was the territory of the "six households" in Kangtu Zhizhou, Yongchangfu Town, Yunnan Province, China during the Qing Dynasty. In the twelfth year of the Yongli Dynasty of the Ming Dynasty (1658), Emperor Zhu Youlang of the Ming Yongli fled to Burma. In 1662, Wu Sangui led 100,000 Qing troops into Burma and forced the Burmese to hand over Zhu Youlang. After that, most of Zhu Youlang's officers and soldiers stayed in northern Burma. The Han people in the Kokang region are the descendants of these late Ming officers and soldiers, and the family of Yang Gaoxue, a general of the Ming Dynasty who fled with Emperor Yongli, ruled Kokang, and Kokang entered the era of the Yang Tusi regime. In 1894, China and Britain redrew their borders and signed the Sino-Burmese Boundary Treaty in London, which stipulated that the Kokang region was Chinese territory. In 1897, China and Britain renegotiated the border issue in Beijing, and Britain forced China to sign the Supplementary Clause to the Treaty of Renewal of the Yunnan-Burma Boundary Treaty, which included the Kokang region in British Burma. The Kokang region uses the Kokang language (Chinese), the renminbi is circulated, the communication uses China Mobile numbers, and the electricity is transmitted by the China Southern Power Grid through the Yunnan Power Grid. In 1960, China and Myanmar signed a border agreement, and Kokang was officially included in Myanmar. In 1962, China and Myanmar demarcated the border, and in the spirit of "respecting history and taking care of reality", Kokang was officially included in the territory of Myanmar. Now, the business there is basically done by Chinese, more than 90% of the hotels are Hunanese, the food, snacks, and restaurants are basically Sichuanese, and a small amount of rental is the world of Anhui people. In terms of television, the Kokang Special Zone Television Station and the Lao Cai Television Station have appeared in the Kokang area, both of which are privately run television stations. Kokang SAR TV station was built in Lao Cai Australian Entertainment City. Lao Cai TV stations were built in Lao Cai Shuangfeng City and Nantianmen Mountain. The Burmese-language television station, hosted by the Myanmar government, was established in Lao Cai Dongcheng and mainly broadcasts Burmese programs run by the Myanmar government. The programs broadcast by Lao Cai TV and Kokang Special Zone TV mainly include policies and regulations of the Special Administrative Region, anecdotes, opening ceremonies, weddings and funerals, and feature films from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. In Lao Cai Market in Kokang area, you can watch more than 20 TV stations. In addition to the above-mentioned Kokang Special Zone Television, Lao Cai Television, and Burmese TV run by the Myanmar government, you can watch a number of satellite TV stations in Hong Kong and China.