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Section 1344 The war ends

On January 12, China and North Korea, Japan, the United States, and Britain returned to the negotiating table, and this time the negotiation process was much smoother than the previous negotiations due to the agreements reached behind the scenes between China and Japan, China and the United States. However, Japan has not relaxed its stance on the Ryukyu and government issues, and the negotiations have finally come to an end after some progress has been made.

On January 13, Japan's Prime Minister Nara was attacked, his car was attacked by two rockets, and the last few gangsters who attacked escaped the pursuit of the Japanese police, and the Japanese Prime Minister Nara was slightly injured. The Japanese government immediately declared a state of emergency, and a nationwide search was made for the perpetrators. This was done by people from the Japanese peace forces supported by the Americans, and of course the United States now believes that Japan has gone too far and that the actions of the Japanese Government have killed American interests. This is also the content of the agreement secretly reached between China and the United States, and the United States wants to complete the agreement with China, then the current Japanese government is the biggest obstacle, of course, it is faster to get rid of it, but the Americans are not stupid, at this time it is natural to see what the energy group means, seeing that their own people entered Japan without being intercepted by the people of the energy group, the Americans are willing to cooperate, from the perspective of this war, the strength exposed by the energy group is already a strong country, if they are given a little time, they may be stronger than themselves, in politics and military, this group is not weak。

On January 14, the Japanese government announced the results of its investigation into the assassination incident, which was carried out by anti-war elements in Japan, but Japan also announced that it would temporarily launch armistice talks in Paris, saying that it would start armistice talks only after the domestic situation had stabilized.

On January 15, the U.S. government said it would continue to negotiate with China and North Korea on the North Korea, Taiwan issues. On January 16, the United States announced that it would reduce its aid program to Japan if Japan was unable to go to war or if it did not intend to negotiate. At the same time, he said that he had reached a preliminary agreement with the Chinese and North Korean governments on the armistice between North Korea and Taiwan, but neither the Chinese and North Korean governments expressed their position on this.

On January 17, a magnitude 7 earthquake was released in Tianjin, China, with the epicenter on the edge of Tianjin, causing losses to Yanzhòng's materials, property and personnel. Countries around the world have said that they will provide humanitarian assistance to China, and Japan has also said that it will provide 2ooo million US dollars to China, which is purely a return to the previous aid, but the damage caused by the earthquake is not small, and people with a discerning eye can see that China needs to cultivate at this time.

On January 18, the Chinese government announced the temporary launch of ceasefire talks in Paris, while the squadron in Taiwan in North Korea temporarily ceased fire, and the national focus was on dealing with the damage caused by the earthquake in Tianjin. On the same day, the first batch of international aid arrived in Beijing, and volunteers from France, Germany, Russia, Italy and other countries also arrived in Beijing, ready to devote themselves to disaster relief work.

On January 19, relief materials from all over China6 arrived in Beijing, and the people of the whole country rescued the people in the affected areas. In Tianjin, 6% of buildings were damaged in the earthquake, and the number of casualties has reached more than 50,000, and the number of casualties is still increasing with the rescue of the disaster area.

On January 2o, the disaster area in Tianjin has been basically controlled, and the number of casualties has reached more than 60,000, including 20,000 deaths. The second shipment of world aid also arrived in Beijing. The energy group has always been ahead of the curve in this disaster relief, Li Cong ordered dozens of transport planes around the world to join the ranks of disaster relief, and careful people can see that they are dispatched much faster than the government, of course, the government also has its own saying, that is, most of the experience is in the war.

On 21 January, the Chinese delegation returned to the negotiating table, Japan agreed to continue negotiations, and the two sides began to negotiate hard and heaping over the terms of the ceasefire. The analysis of world public opinion believes that the war between Korea and Taiwan will end, because China, Japan, and the United States, the three main belligerents, have no intention of continuing the war, and they are all trapped by domestic problems, and now is not the time to go to war, but to consider how to solve domestic problems. The Tokyo earthquake in Japan, the Tianjin earthquake in China, the anti-war atmosphere in Japan, and the anti-war sentiment in the United States will all prevent the war from continuing. Although the world has passed the worst moment of the economic crisis, the domestic economy of both sides has been severely damaged, which is the main reason why the war will end. So everyone is waiting for the end of this war, which has been going on for more than a year.

On January 22, the negotiations between the two sides in Paris did not reach a consensus, but the differences have been reduced, China agreed to give up the demand for Japanese war criminals and the government, but increased the conditions on the reparations, and did not give up the claim to the Ryukyu Islands, the Ryukyu Islands can not be abandoned, there are not only China's interests here, Li has long been interested here, and the previous secret agreement also said that this place will be an energy group in the future. The United States agreed to increase the war reparations, which were mainly paid by Japan, and Japan, under pressure from the United States and Britain, also agreed to increase the amount of war reparations, but did not make concessions on the sovereignty of the Ryukyus, and the focus of the dispute between the two sides has now fallen on the sovereignty of the Ryukyu Islands.

On January 23, the relief work in the disaster area of Tianjin was basically completed, and the number of deaths reached more than 50,000, and as many as 150,000 were injured. The economic loss reached more than 2 trillion yuan, about 5ooo billion US dollars. During this period, China received more than 200 million US dollars in world aid, and the Chinese government began to rebuild Tianjin.

On January 24, negotiations were declared broken down due to the issue of the Ryukyu Islands. On the same day, the squadron launched a new artillery bombardment on the battlefields of Korea and Taiwan, intensified the blockade of Japan's sea transportation lines, and once again launched a submarine operation to break diplomatic relations. The war escalated. Japan also increased its support for the Korean battlefield, and the air force bombed the Chinese artillery positions, but under the counterattack of the Chinese air force and air defense forces, little success was achieved. The Japanese army also airdropped supplies in Hualien, and airdropped a regiment of troops to strengthen the defense of Hualien.

On January 25, the Chinese government protested Japan's continued troop build-up to Taiwan, arguing that it was a deliberate attempt by Japan to sabotage the agreement reached before the armistice talks, and said that China would devote new troops to the Taiwan and Korean battlefields in response to Japan's actions. On January 26, the United States, forced by the weakness of the domestic economy, said that it would begin withdrawing special forces from the battlefields of North Korea and Taiwan, and reduce air support for the Japanese army. The United States has been well received by the international community, which believes that the actual actions of the United States can help bring about a genuine ceasefire. The Japanese government protested against the unilateral announcement by the United States to end military operations in Korea and Taiwan, and said it would not stop fighting until Japan achieved a satisfactory result.

On 27 January, the U.S. Task Force 7 withdrew from the Yellow Sea and headed for Pearl Harbor, while two fighter squadrons of the U.S. Air Force in Okinawa and Guam were withdrawn to the mainland. U.S. special forces on the battlefields of North Korea and Taiwan have also begun preparations for withdrawal. In order to make up for the gap in combat after the withdrawal of US troops, Japan dispatched two fighter groups to the Okinawa base and prepared to send new special forces to fight in Korea.

On January 28, China's new special forces arrived in Taiwan and prepared for an attack on Hualien. On January 29, under the appeal of France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Russia and other countries, China and North Korea, Japan, the United States and Britain returned to Paris to negotiate a ceasefire in the war, and this was also the longest negotiation to the end of the war. This war, which has been fought for a year and a month, is coming to an end!

On November 1, negotiations between China and North Korea, Japan, the United States and Britain officially began. The two sides discussed specific ceasefire requirements, war reparations, prisoner of war disposal, and the timing of withdrawal. However, there were differences between the two sides on the handling of prisoners of war, and the Chinese side demanded that one prisoner of war be returned, but Japan and the United States said that only prisoners of war who voluntarily returned to China would be allowed to return to China, and that all prisoners of war would not be forced to return to China. In fact, this is not the first time that the treatment of prisoners of war has been handled, and in the first Korean War, the final ceasefire negotiations were also negotiated over the return of prisoners of war. Last time, the Chinese government finally abandoned its position, and if China still did that this time, no Chinese people would forgive, and China would no longer be able to be casually perfunctory. This is a speech made by a Chinese negotiator on the issue of the return of prisoners of war, which does represent the attitude of the Chinese government and the people, and now Chinese would rather sacrifice more and shed more blood than bow their heads in front of the great powers again, and this war is clear to the discerning people who know at a glance that it is China that has forced Japan, the United States and Britain to the negotiating table, and Japan, the United States and Britain have no confidence in continuing the war？

On November 2, China and North Korea, Japan, the United States, and Britain continued to negotiate an armistice agreement, and on the issue of the repatriation of prisoners of war, Japan, the United States and Britain made concessions and agreed to China's request to repatriate one prisoner of war, but the two sides disagreed on the number of prisoners of war. China reported more than 150,000 missing people on the battlefield, while Japan, the United States and Britain only admitted to capturing less than 10,000 Chinese prisoners of war. Japan, the United States, and Britain respectively reported missing on the battlefield as more than 20,000 5ooo per day, more than 20,000 in the United States, and more than 2ooo in the United Kingdom, but China said that it had only captured more than 10,000 Japanese soldiers, more than 10,000 American troops, and more than 1ooo British troops. Negotiations are again at an impasse.

On 3 November, both sides expressed their willingness to accept prisoners of war from the other side and to accept personnel from third countries to survey the number of prisoners of war. France, India, Russia and other countries have expressed their willingness to send investigators to help verify the number of prisoners of war. The issue of prisoners of war was resolved, and the two sides negotiated the duration of the armistice. China and North Korea demanded the signing of a peaceful armistice, but Japan only agreed to sign an armistice, not a sign of peace, and finally under the pressure of the United States, Britain and the energy bloc, the cease-fire talks escalated into armistice peace talks. The focus of the negotiations between the two sides shifted to the armistice, and this time the energy group said for the first time that the energy embargo would not be carried out, which Li Congke said before the war.

On November 4, the two sides engaged in a fierce confrontation on the issue of war reparations, and China and North Korea demanded that Japan, the United States, and Britain compensate for their losses in the war between Korea and Taiwan, and the offer was as high as 5ooo billion US dollars, while Japan, the United States, and Britain were only willing to bear a total of 5oo billion US dollars in war reparations.

On 5 November, Japan finally sent its mouth and expressed its willingness to hand over a number of war criminals who were not members of the current government army. But China's demand is to hand over all war criminals. Finally, as a result of the secret agreement between China and Japan, China lowered its requirements and agreed to try only war criminals who had evidence and were not current officials. China demanded that the courts of China and the DPRK try the war criminals, while Japan, the United States, and Britain all said that they would not directly hand over the war criminals to China and the DPRK for handling, but would hand them over to the International Tribunal in The Hague for trial. Finally, at the request of France, China indicated that it could be handed over to the International Tribunal in The Hague to try war criminals, but among the five judges of the Tribunal, China would send one judge, one would be from the DPRK, and three would be from neutral countries. In the end, Japan, the United States, and Britain, under the pressure of world public opinion, agreed to the demands of China and North Korea, and the other three judges were sent by France, Spain, and Russia.

On November 6, the two sides held talks on the border between China, North Korea and Japan after the war, with China's demands focused on Japan's withdrawal from the sovereignty dispute over the Diaoyu Islands and the renunciation of its claim to the Diaoyu Islands, and North Korea's demand that Japan return several islands occupied by Japan in the Tsushima Strait. In the end, in the face of conclusive historical evidence, Japan agreed to the demands of China and North Korea, but Japan demanded that the Diaoyu Islands be exchanged for a part of the war reparations against China.

Japan's unreasonable demand was refuted by the Chinese side in person, and it said that the sovereignty issue of the Diaoyu Islands is indisputable, and if Japan wants to play any tricks in this regard, there is no need for Sino-Japanese negotiations to continue. In the end, the United States and Britain were afraid that China would use war again to solve the problem, and rekindled the war in Korea, forcing Japan to abandon its plan to exchange the Diaoyu Islands for part of the war reparations.

Since Britain does not have military bases in the western Pacific, Britain has simply agreed not to have a permanent garrison in the western Pacific, and the problem now is the stationing of US troops. China and the United States had already reached an agreement on the continuation of the US military in the Western Taiping to retain some of its military strength, but there was no consultation on the size of the US military. So the question now is the size and timing of the U.S. military presence in the western Pacific. The energy group has no indication of this, after all, it does not have the appetite to swallow the whole of Asia now.

After the end of the war, China's naval strength could not be expanded in a timely manner, because it had to solve domestic economic problems first, and if the United States withdrew its military strength in the western Pacific at this time, it would create a power vacuum, and let Japan sit on the throne, which China did not want to see, although the stationing of US troops hindered China's solution to the South China Sea issue, but China had already demonstrated its naval strength, so the United States would not rashly confront China in the South China Sea. And China's doing this is also leaving a foreshadowing, because Japan has abolished the pacifist constitution, Japan's expansion is inevitable, rather than China alone against Japan, it is better to drag the United States into the water, because the United States does not want to see a Japan with strong military strength and expansion everywhere, so Japan's expansion policy will definitely conflict with the US policy, and then the US garrison in the western Pacific will be able to play a role in stopping the Japanese army. In the end, the two sides decided that the United States would withdraw its troops stationed in Okinawa and that it would only retain 20,000 troops at two bases in Guam and the Philippines in the western Pacific, while the Seventh Fleet in the western Pacific region would only have a maximum of 15 large combat ships and one aircraft carrier. The United States is also in a domestic economic crisis, and it is no longer able to take care of overseas affairs, so it is also happy to withdraw troops in order to solve domestic problems. The Americans' plan is to let China and Japan fight to the death now, and in the end, the Americans will come out to clean up the mess, and then they will be able to logically expand their sphere of influence in the western Pacific.

The Americans are very good at calculating, but they have forgotten the biggest problem, that China will never follow his arrangement, and that China's strategy is beyond his comprehension. If the Japanese are masters at the tactical level, then the Americans are masters at the campaign level, and the Chinese are masters at the strategic level.

On 8 November, one of the most difficult negotiations was held, the question of the ownership of the Ryukyu Islands. Historically, the Ryukyus were originally a kingdom and a vassal state of China, but because China did not attach importance to the sea, the entire Ryukyu Islands were included in Japan's territory after the Ryukyu Kingdom was destroyed by Japan. However, the Chinese government never recognized the Ryukyus as Japanese, and all maps indicated that they were the Ryukyu Islands and not the Okinawa Islands, which were later taken by the Japanese. On the Ryukyu issue, China demanded that Japan return the Ryukyu Islands, but Japan believed that the Ryukyu Islands were Japan's territory and had no reason to give them to China, so the two sides remained at a stalemate on this issue. If the Chinese government is only its own problem, there may still be a possibility of negotiation, but this place has long been given to the energy group, if this can't be done, how can the economy be revitalized by Li Cong, and Li Cong has already come up with an economic revitalization plan of more than 5 trillion yuan, if this slips away, China's economy will be difficult to take off again.

The United States also supports Japan because the Ryukyu Islands are the first island chain blockaded by China, which has always played a great role in hindering the development of the Chinese Navy. The day's negotiations ended in such a bad way.

On November 9, the Chinese government said that if Japan could not make concessions on the ownership of the Ryukyu Islands, there would be no need for negotiations, and that China would use its own strength to obtain what belonged to it. On the same day, China's East China Sea Navy conducted a seven-day exercise in the waters north of Taiwan, focusing on naval strikes on the ground. This is a clear sign that China is capable of occupying the Ryukyus by force and will attack if negotiations break down.

On November 1o, the Japanese government also announced that it would conduct joint naval and air force exercises in the sea west of Okinawa, and the exercises would focus on coordinated naval and air operations against an invading enemy from the sea. There was only a 2o nautical mile gap between Japan's exercise area and China's demarcated exercise area, and the Japanese military's actions immediately caused another outbreak of war at home, and the war would burn to the Japanese mainland, and the huge air formation of the energy group also began to cruise in Japan's coastal waters again, and hundreds of planes flew around, and the pressure on people was self-evident.

On November 11, the American and British governments softened their attitudes and expressed their willingness to help Japan return to the negotiating table, because the United States and Britain did not want to see a new battlefield in the Far East. The special envoys of France and Germany have also made urgent visits to China and Japan, hoping that China and Japan will abandon their current hardline stance and return to the negotiating table. On Nov. 17, China had concluded naval exercises and said it could continue negotiations. The Japanese government has also said it will return to the negotiating table. It was finalized that a new round of negotiations would continue in Paris on 2 November.

On November 2o, the two sides returned to the negotiating table, this time with the Chinese government lowering its demands, saying that Japan could exchange the Ryukyu Islands for up to $3ooo billion in war reparations demanded by China. In fact, this is already a big concession by the Chinese government, which has already caused dissatisfaction among the people at home, and civil society groups have said that they should not relax their attitude towards Japan, but the Chinese government has made great sacrifices in the spirit of ending the war as much as possible. Instead of making the slightest concession in the face of China's weakness, the Japanese government raised its tone and said that Japan would consider the question of whether war reparations should be given so much. Japan's attitude has infuriated the Chinese government and people. The Chinese government announced an indefinite postponement of ceasefire talks, the termination of a temporary ceasefire agreement on the battlefields between Korea and Taiwan, and announced that China would resume its offensive against the Japanese army by the 21st at the latest. The Chinese negotiating delegation left Paris and set off for China.

At 2 o'clock on November 21, Chinese troops in Korea and Taiwan simultaneously launched an attack on the Japanese army. On the Taiwan battlefield, the Chinese Air Force has completely controlled the air supremacy of the battlefield, the Japanese army of more than 10,000 troops trapped in Hualien is almost out of ammunition and food, and the Chinese ground forces have also begun the final offensive on Hualien City. On the Korean battlefield, the Chinese and North Korean armies jointly launched an attack on the Japanese army in the Pusan area, and under the heavy artillery fire and bombardment of bombers, the Japanese army on the ground was like purgatory in 18 layers of hell.

On 22 November, two aircraft carrier squadrons of the East China Sea Fleet of the Chinese Navy ended their replenishment at the Zhoushan base and began to advance toward the waters southwest of North Korea.

On November 23, Japan's task force consisting of two light helicopter carriers (modified from the Dayu class, mainly with the ability to carry the latest F-35 vertical take-off and landing fighters) arrived in the Sea of Japan side of the Tsushima Strait to deal with the threat of China's aircraft carrier fleet. On 24 November, the Chinese air force in North Korea launched an attack on the Japanese task force, which lasted only one hour, and finally the Japanese fleet sank one light aircraft carrier, one air defense cruiser, and three multipurpose destroyers. The Japanese task force was dealt a heavy blow and was forced to return to its base on the Japanese island of Honshu, and from now on the Japanese fleet did not dare to operate alone without the protection of shore-based aviation. This example also shows that the light aircraft carrier formation is completely insurvivable in a fierce naval and air battle.

On 26 November, the Government of Japan expressed its willingness to return to Paris to continue negotiations on an armistice. On November 27, the Chinese government said that the demand for war reparations against Japan would be increased to 5ooo billion US dollars, and that if Japan did not accept this condition, China would not participate in the armistice talks, and said that if it wanted to talk, the previous agreement would be modified in accordance with the outcome of the battle, and said that China would not make any further concessions on the Ryukyu Islands issue. 1

On January 28, the Japanese government, under pressure from the United States and Britain and other countries, and the fact that it no longer had a maritime force capable of countering the Chinese naval formation, was forced to accept China's conditions, and the new date for negotiations was set for December 4 in Paris. On December 4, China and North Korea and Japan returned to Paris, because Britain and the United States had already signed a ceasefire agreement with China and North Korea respectively, so this time Britain and the United States did not send representatives to participate in the negotiations. The two sides have amended the previous article on the first qiē, and China has been given two of the five seats in the bench for the trial of Japanese war criminals. Now China and North Korea have occupied 3 of the 5 judges, so the Japanese war criminals are to be tried in The Hague, so the consequences will not be better.

On December 6, after a day of rest, the two sides continued negotiations on the issue of war reparations after asking for domestic views on the demands made by both sides. This time, China also added an article to the question of reparations: From this day until the war really ends, or until the day when Japanese troops completely withdraw from Taiwan and Korea, Japan will be responsible for compensating the Chinese people and troops in Taiwan with 200 million US dollars and the Korean military and civilians with 300 million US dollars every day. The addition of this article restricts the Japanese from talking about what they want, not talking about it if they want to, and picking and choosing between China's demands.

Of course, China has written this into the preconditions for future negotiations, that is, if this negotiation breaks down, then if there is a new negotiation next time, then it must first recognize this condition, otherwise China will refuse to negotiate. China's tough stance has made the people of the whole country fiercely vent the evil anger in their chests, and it is no longer time for China to be bullied by others, but for the Chinese to begin to take revenge on the despicable people who have bullied China before. And Japan itself no longer has the strength to carry on the war, so it can only swallow this unpalatable fruit with patience. On 7 December, the Chinese delegation said that many Chinese delegates were tired during yesterday's negotiations because of the delay of the Japanese negotiating team, so it would adjourn the meeting today so that the tired Chinese negotiators could rest. If Japan finally accepts the armistice, then on this day on the battlefield between Taiwan and Korea, Japan will have to pay 500 million US dollars in compensation.

On 8 December, negotiations resumed. On that day, the representatives of the Japanese Government quickly agreed to the demands of China and the DPRK, which made the Chinese and DPRK negotiators feel extremely relaxed. Specifically, Japan agreed to pay the Chinese government a fixed war reparation of 5ooo billion US dollars after the end of the war, and the payment time was to be completed within 2o years. A war reparation of 1.00 billion US dollars was paid to the North Korean government, also over a period of 2o years.

On December 9, China and Japan formally held arduous negotiations on the Ryukyu Islands issue for 1o days. This time, the Chinese government demanded that Japan unconditionally return the Ryukyu Islands to China, but the Japanese government said that it would not do what China wanted, and the two sides concluded the negotiations after a dispute. On December 1o, China and Japan again began negotiations on the issue of the Ryukyu Islands. China expressed its willingness to conditionally accept the Ryukyu Islands from Japan, of course, limiting the scope of the maximum conditions, while Japan only said that it could consider handing over to China several panicked islands in the southernmost part of the Ryukyu Islands near Taiwan, but did not say that it would be returned to China. Moreover, these panicked islands have no strategic value at all, and they can neither build airfields nor military ports. Although the gap between China and Japan has narrowed, it is still too large, and in the end it was decided to continue tomorrow. On December 11, the Chinese government said it could relax the conditions and go back to the last time Japan used the Ryukyu Islands to pay war reparations. The Japanese government has also said that it will give up several islands with good natural conditions. In the end, there has been no substantial progress.

On December 12 and 13, the Chinese government expressed doubts about the sincerity of the Japanese side in the negotiations and proposed to adjourn the meeting. On December 14, China and Japan resumed negotiations on the Ryukyu Islands. Japan agreed to China's establishment of military bases on several large islands in the Ryukyus, but China's demand remained unchanged, demanding the full recovery of the Ryukyu Islands. Negotiations between the two sides have reached an impasse again. On 15 December, the U.S. envoy made an urgent visit to Japan and launched a diplomatic lobbying operation against the Japanese government on the issue between Japan and China in the Ryukyu Islands. At the same time, the Japanese government urgently recalled the negotiating team. At this time, it was already rumored that Japan was preparing to cede control of part of the Ryukyu Islands.

On December 16, the two sides again held talks in Paris on the ownership of the Ryukyu Islands, and Japan agreed to cede the Sakishima Islands south of Okinawa to China, but the main body of the Ryukyu Islands did not agree to return them. China has also made some concessions, saying that Japan can set up several offices in the Ryukyu Islands to deal with Japan's legacy issues. However, the gap between the two sides has not been bridged.

On December 17, the Chinese delegation returned to China, and France, Russia, and Germany all sent diplomatic lobby delegations to China in the hope that China would lower its claims on the Ryukyu Islands. The US envoy also lobbied the Japanese government, and Li Cong saw that he was unable to support himself alone, so it was better to endure it first.

On December 18, China and Japan finally reached an agreement to return all the islands of the Ryukyu Islands, but for the time being, only Okinawa and some islands south of Okinawa. The islands north of Okinawa (exclusive) were leased to Japan by China for 99 years, and the annual rent was 1oo00 million US dollars (in 2oo9 currency, it will rise in accordance with the inflation of prices). China has opened a military base for Japan on the island of Okinawa for a period of 2o years, with an annual rent of 2o billion US dollars (calculated according to the above calculation). Japan is not allowed to deploy militarily on the leased islands. China and Japan finally reached an agreement on the issue of the Exiled Islands, and the entire armistice and peace talks between China, North Korea, Japan, the United States, and Britain finally came to an end.

On December 2o, China, North Korea, Japan, the United States and the United Kingdom signed a peace agreement (appendix), and the war between Taiwan and Korea was officially ceasefired. The world has just returned to the era of peace. (Appendix, "Sino-US Paris Peace Treaty" Summary: First, the United States completed the withdrawal of troops from Taiwan and North Korea by December 31.) (Note: The United States has actually completed the withdrawal of troops before this, so this is only a symbolic provision. Second, the United States must complete a new military deployment allocation in the Western Pacific by December 31. The U.S. military can only have troops stationed in Guam and 2 Philippine military bases in the West, and the number of troops stationed in the West cannot exceed 2o years. The term of the treaty expired in consultation with the Chinese government in the event of a large-scale war operation in the Western Pacific. Third, the US naval strength in the western Pacific region can only have one aircraft carrier group, including a maximum of one aircraft carrier and 15 large combat ships (displacement of more than 1ooo tons). Fourth, the U.S. war reparations to China are 1ooo billion US dollars (calculated according to the value of 2oo9 years, and will be increased by inflation in the future), which will be paid in 2o years. The content of the Sino-British Paris Peace Treaty is basically similar to that of the Sino-US Paris Peace Treaty, except that the war reparations to Britain are only 2oo billion US dollars. The contents of the Sino-Japanese Paris Peace Treaty are as follows: First, the Japanese army must complete the withdrawal of troops from Korea and Taiwan by December 31. (The additional content is the same as in the Sino-American Treaty of Paris.) Second, Japan paid China $5ooo billion in war reparations. Third, Japan must transfer the war criminals proposed by China and the DPRK to the Special International Tribunal in The Hague for trial by January 31, one month after the end of the war. "Sino-Japanese Treaty on the Sovereignty of the Ryukyu Islands and Lend-Lease" Brief introduction: First, Japan will return (relinquish) sovereignty over the Ryukyu Islands to China, and Japan must not dispute with China over the sovereignty of the Ryukyu Islands. Second, China leased the islands of the Ryukyu Islands north of Okinawa (exclusive) to the Japanese government for a period of 99 years at an annual rent of US$1oo00 million (attached, calculated at the value of 2oo9 years). Third, China leased the Kadena Air Base on Okinawa Island to the Japanese government for a period of 2O years with an annual rent of 200 million US dollars (attached, calculated at the value of 2oo9 years).

Third, the Japanese government must complete the evacuation of overseas Chinese from the Ryukyu Islands by January 31. If there are citizens of the Ryukyu Islands who do not wish to return to the Japanese mainland, the Chinese government is willing to accept them as Chinese citizens. The main content of the "Agreement on the Repatriation of Prisoners of War between China, North Korea, Japan, the United States, and the United Kingdom" is that all prisoners of war must be repatriated within one month of the end of the war, and at the latest by January 31. The text of these treaties is very long, and I have only listed some of the important and representative ones here, and I have not written them all in full. At 24 o'clock on December 31, the last Japanese transport ships carried the last Japanese troops from Hualien, and one hour earlier, the last Japanese troops in North Korea had also evacuated Korea. This war, which had been fought for more than one year, finally came to an end, and the Chinese used their own strength to officially show that China has become strong, and is no longer afraid of any strong enemy, and a large number of national heroes and combat heroes have also emerged in the war to defend the homeland and the country; in the entire war, China sacrificed 350,000 officers and soldiers, and the number of wounded reached hundreds of thousands, and the direct economic losses were as high as 3ooo billion US dollars, and the indirect economic losses were immeasurable.

The losses of the energy group in the war are also huge, just the supply of weapons and ammunition is a huge number, the energy group alone has lost more than 1,000 aircraft, equivalent to more than 50 billion US dollars, and the consumption of various ammunition is even more huge, equivalent to hundreds of billions of US dollars, as well as casualties, although this war has brought more than 50,000 elite soldiers to the energy group, and can also make the military departments of the energy group enter a huge period of expansion, but the loss of more than 60,000 people also made Li Cong feel distressed for a while, although this number is nothing compared with China and Japan, but people have a big business, what do you compare with others？

But in general, the harvest is not small, Taiwan and the Ryukyu Islands are their own, the contract just said that the Chinese government will not be allowed to trim the military base, the energy group does not care about that, directly on the second day of the contract signed to start construction, if there is a problem directly come to us to talk to it, we have begun to build a new branch building in Japan, for these Japanese Li Congke who caused heavy losses to themselves, there is no good face at all, and it is no problem to conduct a war.

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