According to his understanding of Tangcheng, his little friend never engaged in loss-making business. Not only did he make his demands to the British royal family, but he also had no intention of returning the Dongba area occupied by the Burmese army to the Indians. To be honest, from the very beginning, I thought that after so many things happened in Tangcheng, he would just end up becoming a chieftain warlord entrenched in the southwest. But who would have thought that the former child would suddenly transform into a member of the royal family, and a royal prince with military power.
Domestic senior officials have also discussed the new identity of Tangcheng. The last dynasty in the country has long disappeared in the long river of history. The ultimate goal of the domestic party members is to establish a country where everyone is equal, so they are very disapproving of Tangcheng's move to create a royal family. But after all, Southern Xinjiang is not in the country, and Tangcheng has just been treated as a white glove by the British government. If you don't get some benefits, it's not really a loss!
Being in Tianjin at this time, I was also secretly worried about Tangcheng, because the British were notoriously shameless and often turned against others. But it turned out that the British agreed to all the requests made by Tangcheng. Moreover, the British royal family joined hands with the Dutch royal family to personally acknowledge the existence of the Southern Xinjiang royal family. However, contrary to many people's expectations, the Southern Xinjiang royal family did not establish an emperor, but a queen. Moreover, the Southern Xinjiang royal family also announced that from now on, the Southern Xinjiang royal family will only have a queen, not an emperor.
Moreover, the Queen of Southern Xinjiang is not inherited from the same line, but is selected from the female family members of the royal family. This means that as long as they are female family members of the royal family, they have the opportunity to inherit the title of queen. The royal family in southern Xinjiang only established a queen. Invisibly, this has avoided the possibility of civil strife in the royal family. Moreover, the Queen of Southern Xinjiang is just a fictitious position and does not hold power in her hands. This will not trigger criticism and opposition from the outside world.
The Kingdom of Southern Xinjiang is located in South Asia. There are many small countries here with so-called kings. Southern Xinjiang currently controls three territories including Myanmar, Thailand and Dongba region. It is not a big deal to have a Queen of Southern Xinjiang. What's more, the establishment of a queen in the Kingdom of Southern Xinjiang shows that the royal family in Southern Xinjiang, like the British royal family, will only become a national symbol, and is different from the Arab royal families in the Middle East who hold real power. But how can Western society understand the thinking mode of the Chinese? The establishment of a queen by the southern Xinjiang royal family is just a temporary measure.
Sure enough, facts speak louder than words. Although the Queen of Southern Xinjiang does not hold real power, the royal prince of Tangcheng holds the real power of the Southern Xinjiang Kingdom. Moreover, of his two brothers, one controlled a young army loyal to the Southern Xinjiang royal family, and the other went to the United States to serve as the Southern Xinjiang Kingdom's ambassador to the League of Nations. Analyzing this matter from a Chinese perspective, Tangcheng is trying to hide the truth, and those Western countries and forces are the targets of Tangcheng's teasing.
Time is passing, society is also progressing, and domestic disputes are soon coming to an end. The top officials in the country have been worried that Tang Cheng will help the government. After all, Tang's mother has an unusual relationship with the lady in the government. But until the government evacuated the island, Tangcheng just closed the door and lived their own lives, seeming to have completely forgotten about the man from the government. When the army crossed the Yangtze River and headed south, Tangcheng finally sent a telegram to Peiping, and then he received an order to march south to Burma again.
When I came to Myanmar again, I found that all the Jews who originally lived in northern Myanmar had left, but almost all the Germans stayed. "It's not without reason that Germans hate Jews! When looking at a problem, don't just look at the surface!" Tang Cheng's answer made him confused. After talking to some Germans who can speak Chinese, I realized why Germans have such an attitude towards Jews, but it has nothing to do with me as a Chinese.
After following Tangcheng all the way north until entering this valley, I was amazed by Tangcheng's generosity, especially after hearing Tangcheng's explanation. In this valley, there are a large number of Germans and teachers and students from Southwest Associated University working for Tangcheng. The content of their work seems simple, but the materials they handle are what the country needs most. He learned from Tang Cheng that what he was seeing at the moment was only technical information from Japan. In other valleys, there were a large number of advanced technical information from Europe waiting to be translated and compiled.
That very night, he reported everything he saw during the day to his superiors via telegram. Just like his reaction during the day, the superior who received the telegram immediately reported it to him. The top officials of the country were surprised by Tang Cheng's generosity, and at the same time they began to mobilize capable people to prepare to come south to cooperate with them. But Tang Cheng had already thought of a plan to transport those materials. He had already mobilized some troops at the border. Naturally, such a large amount of materials could not cross the border during the day, so it could only be carried out at night.
In this way, for the entire three months starting from that day, I stayed at the border, transporting the completely compiled information back and forth. Before he could recover, a large number of equipment and machinery that had been unsealed were handed over to him for transportation. This busy work kept him busy until the end of the year. But at this time, Tangcheng stood guard at the Wanding Pass and began to receive a large number of broken troops from the national army heading south. His decision obviously obtained the consent of the country.
Tangcheng received more and more defeated troops from the national army, but he quickly transferred most of these defeated troops to the Dongba area for garrison, and the replaced Burmese troops were transferred to the Thai border area. After this time, I stopped paying attention to the news about Tangcheng and the Southern Xinjiang Kingdom for a long time. When I saw Tangcheng again, it was Peiping before the founding ceremony of the People's Republic of China. As an old acquaintance of Tang Cheng, he became a member of the reception team, responsible for Tang Cheng's reception and escort tasks during his stay in Peking.
This time, Tang Cheng entered the core area of power in Peiping. His level was not enough, and he did not know what Tang Cheng had told the senior officials. Only after Tang Cheng left, the senior officials held consecutive closed-door meetings, and then the domestic troops began to make major adjustments. More troops were deployed outside the customs, which had been used as an industrial base, and Peiping residents were assigned the task of making military shoes and knitting gloves and scarves. As a member of the reception team, I realized that these actions in Peiping seemed to be related to Tangcheng's visit.
But he didn't know the specific reason. Soon, conflicts broke out on the Korean Peninsula, and the top management began to dispatch more supplies northward, including a large amount of winter military shoes and warm quilts. It wasn't until the top military officials began to pay attention to the Korean conflict that he finally realized that the previous measures taken by the top military officials were inseparable from Tang Cheng's visit. Sure enough, after the supplies moved north, supplies from Egypt began to land on Huludao. It is said that this batch of supplies included more than 20,000 artillery shells and a large amount of explosives.
Subsequently, the war between the seventeen countries began, and a large number of troops who had received cold training outside the customs began to cross the Yalu River. The cold-proof materials previously stored kept most of the troops' combat effectiveness. At the beginning of the battle, the opponent's air force performed very arrogantly, but with the return of a large number of pilots and the arrival of Soviet-supported fighters, the opponent's air superiority disappeared. One early morning in July, three large transport ships docked at Huludao. Not only did they carry a large amount of artillery shells and medicine, they also brought a sniper unit with them.
Most of this sniper unit are veteran shooters drawn from various domestic units, but the sniper instructors who accompanied the team came from the distant Kingdom of Southern Xinjiang. This sniper unit played a huge role in the subsequent battles and made the enemy hate them to the bone. In every battle, the enemy's officers and special units will be the first to be attacked by snipers. The strongest record of these snipers is when twelve snipers, with the cooperation of observers, kill an enemy camp. All the enemy soldiers in the level military camp were shot and killed.
It was only after the war ended that he learned by chance that these things were related to Tangcheng. Not only did he help the country train and establish a professional sniper branch, he also provided the country with a large amount of medicine and more than 3,000 anti-aircraft guns free of charge at the beginning of the war. In addition, when the US military used Japan as a distribution center for supplies, it also launched targeted attacks to destroy a large number of military supplies hoarded by the coalition forces in Japan.
I don't know why Tangcheng chooses to help the country for free, but at the same time continuously rejects the olive branch from the country. Lying on the hospital bed, Xu Huanshan recalled everything he had learned about Tangcheng until now, but he still could not think of the answer. Half a month later, Xu Huanshan, who had recovered, was finally discharged from the hospital. One day later, he, who had retired, received an order from his superiors to attend a meeting. Xu Huanshan, who was confused, rushed to the meeting place, only to find that all those who came to the meeting were old acquaintances from the intelligence front.
The last person to appear was the head of the domestic intelligence department, but he was not the protagonist of this meeting, but a girl in gorgeous clothes who looked to be in her teens. The girl in a black flying fish suit had an unknown aura about her. "My name is Tang Hongyi. I come from the Kingdom of Southern Xinjiang. I was entrusted by my grandfather to hand over these two pieces of information to the country." Tang Hongyi went straight to the point. After explaining his purpose of coming, he took out two thick pieces of information.
Everyone present was flipping through the two documents, only Xu Huanshan was looking at Tang Hongyi silently. When the other party said that he was from southern Xinjiang, Xu Huanshan understood that the girl in front of him should be the granddaughter of his old friend Tang Cheng. Tang Hongyi brought two pieces of information, one was the information on all deep divers in Japan, and the other was a directory of spies deployed by the Japanese intelligence agency in the country. On it were also the identities, occupations and identities of these Japanese spies in the country. Specific address. At this moment, Xu Huanshan finally thought of the answer. It turned out that Tangcheng had already deployed all this decades ago!
