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April 30, Republic 2783 (1942), Hanjing, Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

“…… We deeply regret the dispute between Nepal and Marat. In the face of media reporters from various countries, Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhou Changyun said with a solemn face: "China is a peace-loving country, and we have always been committed to world peace. China has always believed that peace is the main theme of the world, and only peace can lead to development......"

Zhou Changyun Balabala spoke for more than ten minutes, all of which were high-profile from before.

Finally the handsome man said, "...... We reiterate our call for all States to cease all acts of war and to resolve disputes through dialogue. Is there anything in this world that can't be talked about? I can't think of ......."

"Papapa......" applause, stormy applause resounded throughout the audience.

The reporters all stood up and applauded enthusiastically. Uh, well, it's all Chinese journalists who applaud.

The faces of those foreign reporters, especially those in Europe and the United States, looked better than the other. These people are scolding this shameless guy in their hearts.

Nima, have you just fought the South Seas War? Have you just annexed Australia and New Zealand? You haven't wiped the oil off your mouth, so you say that you are a vegetarian, and you are embarrassed to say such shameless words?

But they can't obviously object, although Zhou Changyun's words are all high-profile and empty words, but these words are all politically correct. You can't say things like "we don't love peace" or "we like war", of course, it's okay to say this kind of thing in private, but if you take it out and say it openly on such an occasion, no one has the courage to do so, otherwise you will wait to go back and be XXOO by the boss and the government.

It is this feeling of aggrievedness that makes these Western journalists feel that their teeth itch. I really want to bite that guy a few bites!

Then it was time for the reporter to ask questions, and a British reporter stood up.

"Spokesman, what does China think of Nepal's invasion of Marat?"

"Invasion?" Zhou Changyun said suspiciously, "As far as I know, this is just a border conflict. As we all know, Nimaj and Mama have been arguing over the border issue for many years, and we have mediated many times about this, but unfortunately, the situation has not been fundamentally improved, and the differences between the two sides are too great. In addition, according to the Nepalese side, the clash was caused by Marat crossing the border to attack Nepalese border guards. ”

"So are you sure?"

Zhou Changyun spread his hands: "Of course not, now we don't know anything about the situation on the front line, we can only according to the information announced by both sides, we are further verifying." ”

Then he said very seriously: "Nepal is only a small country, Marat is almost nine times the size of Marat, ten times the population, I don't think Nepal will take the initiative to invade a much larger country." ”

After the First World War, the British colonies were in flames everywhere, and riots were everywhere, especially in the Indian subcontinent, which is known as the "jewel in the Queen's crown". Exhausted, Britain had no choice but to spit out Assam and Burma to China in exchange for China no longer supporting India's independent powers.

In order to consolidate their rule in the subcontinent, they then split the rest into nine parts: Bengal-Gypsy, Orissa, Karnati, Tamil, Sri Lanka, Marat, Mysore, Pakistan, and the Judeo-Gujarat states, also known as the Nine States of India.

Marat is the largest and most populous of the nine states in India, with an area of about 1.35 million square kilometres and a population of over 100 million. In second place is the state of Pakistan, with an area of about 472,000 square kilometers and a population of about 35 million.

In the case of the other states, Bengal-Gypsy has an area of about 170,000 square kilometres and a population of about 4 million. Odisha covers an area of about 370,000 square kilometres and has a population of about 19 million. Karnati has an area of about 275,000 square kilometers and a population of about 17 million. Tamil Pradesh covers an area of about 130,000 square kilometers and has a population of about 13 million. Mysore has an area of about 234,000 square kilometers and a population of about 19 million. Judeo-Gujarat covers an area of about 197,000 square kilometers and has a population of about 12 million.

Nepal has only 10 million people and covers an area of less than 150,000 square kilometers.

If you just look at the size of the territory and the number of people, Marat can beat Nepal even if he has one hand tied.

However, the actual situation is not so simple, the territory and population are only the development potential, not equal to the national strength and combat effectiveness, otherwise, as long as the countries compare the territory and the number of people, everything will be fine, where will there be war. This is especially true after mankind has entered an industrialized society.

Zhou Changyun's statement is deliberately confusing concepts and fooling people.

At this time, an American reporter stood up and asked: "May I ask the speaker, is there a war breaking out in the Indian subcontinent at present, will China intervene?"

"China is not considering this issue now......," Zhou Changyun said with a smile: "China's attitude is still the same as before, advocating a ceasefire between the parties to the conflict and resolving disputes through negotiations, and we earnestly hope that peace and ...... will be achieved in the Indian subcontinent."

In order to deal with the Indian independence movement, the British used all kinds of means, and used their skills of stirring up for thousands of years, dividing the nine states of India, and also set up a "Jewish homeland" and a "Gypsy homeland" to bury nails on the Indian continent. They even followed the example of the Soviet Union and China, which were socialist countries, and carried out land reform in the Indian subcontinent.

Under the influence of the partition and disintegration, as well as the "land reform" mass killing, and the fact that China stopped supporting the independent forces in India, they finally stabilized the situation in India.

These methods are very effective, especially the "land reform" weapon, which is extremely powerful, which directly causes the support of the lower classes of the people in the Indian states for the British. However, the "land reform" of the opium cattle is incomplete, and it is only a matter of learning because they do not regard India as a local country, lack a sense of responsibility, are very rough in the distribution of land, and lack sufficient cadres and staff. The "land reform" has not really been carried out to the end.

Therefore, their "land reform" has been somewhat out of shape, causing a lot of sequelae. For example, some of the nouveau riche supported by the British took advantage of their power to annex land and become landlords again, and social contradictions intensified again. These problems were not obvious at first, but as time went on, the contradictions became more and more acute. Under the previous caste system, the untouchables were able to settle for the status quo. However, after the British buried the caste system with their own hands, most of the nouveau riche were of untouchable origin, and if they wanted to be powerful, they naturally could not "take it for granted" like the previous Brahmins and Kshatriyas, and the people of the lower classes did not buy it.

In addition, when the British divided the autonomous states, they played a balancing hand and deliberately planted a lot of nails, and the contradictions of religion and nationality made it easy for Britain to manage it. But the British don't seem to have thought about what this situation would turn out if they were powerless to suppress it.

So soon, the British were punished. At the outbreak of World War II, Britain's power was completely contained, and the suppression of the Indian subcontinent became shaky. Thus, the contradictions that have accumulated for many years in the Indian subcontinent naturally erupted.

This time, it was not an anti-British uprising, but the internal strife of the nine Indian states themselves.

Initially, the two main peoples of Judeo-Gujarat, the Jews and the Gujarati were on fire.

This state was originally the territory of the Gujarati people, and after the British established a Jewish homeland here, more than 3 million Jews moved from Europe. The more well-funded and cultured Jews naturally prevailed, and most of the state's officials and military officers, as well as industries such as factories and farms, were largely controlled by Jews, while the original inhabitants, the Gujaratis, became second-class citizens. The Gujarati have a population of 9 million, and such a social structure can only be stable before there are ghosts. In the past, there was the support of the British, and it was able to maintain basic stability, but when the British were dragged by World War II, the contradictions here suddenly broke out.

On November 3, 1940, a riot broke out in a military camp in Vadodara, and several Gujarat soldiers killed a Jewish officer for deliberately mistreating them. The soldiers were subsequently executed. This incident became the fuse, and the boiling anger of the Gujarati people was suddenly detonated, and the Gujarati officers and soldiers of the Jewish nationality began to fire throughout the state, and soon this trend spread to the people, and the whole Judeo-Gujarat state was paralyzed at once, and the people on both sides were on fire.

And that wasn't the end of it, and then on November 22, Karnati and Tamil fought again over a border dispute.

Now it was out of control, and the Hindustan people of Orissa were dissatisfied with the dominance of the smaller Orissa, and they also revolted. And at the same time they went to clean up the next door in Bangladesh, because the Gypsies of Bengal often ran to their territory to commit crimes.

In Mysore, there was a peasant uprising, and the peasants who had been usurped by the nouveau riche were organized by the former guerrilla cadres and soon rallied their troops to liquidate the nouveau riche.

The largest state of Marat did not stop, and when the state was originally divided, the British were full of malice, and they deliberately assigned several independent organizations with serious opposition to this state. Then, this internal relationship can be imagined. At that time, when the British were divided, they deliberately considered the issue of factional balance, so the difference in strength between the several major forces in the state was very small, and they were all of the same level.

Just after New Year's Day last year (1941), the political forces of Marat began to tear apart, and the whole gang was thrown into chaos. Pakistan and Sri Lanka are for similar reasons, with infighting occurring in February and March last year.

The independence movement in the Indian subcontinent has been fought for more than ten years, and there is no shortage of weapons, especially among the people, who have a large number of weapons, even artillery. Originally, Britain was going to carry out an arms control and put away civilian weapons. But before they could implement it, World War II broke out.

By now, the nine states of India have been slaughtered. It was no less intense than the First World War in Europe, so it was also called the "Little World War" by the media.

Of course, the mainstream media's attention is on Europe and Africa, focusing on the PK of the big hooligans, and they pay much less attention to India. But after all, India is on China's side, and when the great powers are concerned about what China will do when it takes the opportunity, China has gone to attack Australia, New Zealand and Malaysia.

Now, China has finally made a move, but not by China itself, but by Nepal. Everyone knows what the relationship between Nepal and China is, and if you want to say that Nepal's actions are not behind China this time, I am afraid that people with normal IQ will not believe it.

China, which has been silent about the situation in India, has finally let its dog bite people.