The news that Britain did not blockade and attempted to establish an British-Japanese alliance was soon learned in China. There was no blockade of newspapers in the Republic of China, and Southern newspapers were preemptive. In addition to official newspapers such as the National Daily, other newspapers followed up and reprinted them. The news quickly reached the level known to the public.

However, Japanese intelligence personnel in China were very disappointed. There was no fluctuation in China because of this news. Even in the big cities that are most enthusiastic about politics, this matter is just a topic of daily conversation. Those who care more about their accurate newspapers and news will question whether the news is true. Those who want to make money by nationalist sentiment will scold the UK and Japan for "selflessness of China's heart". Those who try to look at the problem with a peaceful and normal attitude will analyze the feasibility of rebuilding alliance relations between Britain and Japan.

China is not frightened, nor is it affected by this incident. As for things like "Southeast Self-Protection", there is no trace of it. Japanese intelligence personnel want to understand the views of the senior leaders of the Republic of China, but the senior leaders of the Republic of China cannot be accessed by Japanese intelligence personnel.

'The Prime Minister of the Republic of China Wu Youping interrupted his inspection in the south and southwest and returned to Peking. It may be to urgently deal with the threat from the British-Japanese alliance to China.' Some Japanese intelligence personnel wrote such a report because these intelligence personnel could only make wishful speculations through the high-level itinerary of the Republic of China published in newspapers.

Wu Youping did return to Peking, and he did want to hear He Rui's opinion on this matter. But Wu Youping first handed over two packs of snacks, which were gifts Wu Youping brought back from the south. He Rui was not polite, and took two pieces apart, and then called the secretary in the office and others, "Everyone will try what Premier Wu brought back."

The office staff knew that He Rui was cheerful and never pretended to share with everyone. Faced with such kindness, the young comrades naturally had to give face, thank him, and took away the snacks.

Wu Youping then asked: "Chairman, what are they worried about when Britain is trying to rebuild an alliance with Japan?"

"It was probably because Britain had forgotten it, and I felt that I couldn't afford the price." He Rui said, and then took out the cigarette.

Wu Youping also considered this possibility and asked: "The Chairman's previous judgment that Britain would only be able to make real capital when India was attacked by our army and the battle situation was very unfavorable. I think our army is now attacking the British army like cutting melons and vegetables, and has recently wiped out nearly 20,000 Australian and New Zealand troops. No matter how arrogant the British people are, they will not be so arrogant. "I think the British upper class has not yet seen the situation clearly. They can confirm that the war broke out in China, the British and Indian troops have weak combat effectiveness, and the Australian and New Zealand troops are not as good as our army. But the combat effectiveness of these two armies is not as good as the British local army, and there is no evidence to prove that the authentic British local army is not our opponent."

Wu Youping still couldn't understand the British's thoughts, so he asked: "Where did the British's confidence come from when the Boer War became that bad war?"

Hearing that Wu Youping could evaluate the combat effectiveness of the British army so accurately, He Rui smiled and said, "Haha, did the British defeat Germany at least?"

Wu Youping knew that He Rui was joking. He was not coming to chat with He Rui casually, but had the task of being the prime minister. He asked: "It was the Allies that defeated Germany! It was not the British that defeated Germany. Besides, the German army surrendered on foreign territory. Chairman, did the British deliberately pretend that they didn't understand, or were they lying to themselves?"

Since Wu Youping is so serious, He Rui also answered the question seriously. "The British upper class is very clear about the current situation in Britain, but the British people do not know. The British people must be satisfied by maintaining the image of the empire in their hearts. Therefore, even if the British House of Commons saw that the war was unfavorable, they could not propose a proposal to end the war. There is no time yet."

Wu Youping knew the foreign vote political system and knew that politicians must be supported by voters in order to obtain voters, so politicians must be responsible for their expectations. However, the world cannot change because the people of a certain country have some unrealistic views. For an extreme example, even if more than 40 million people in the UK believe that the sun is triangular, the sun will still be round.

Although I think it's ridiculous, Wu Youping has to face the reality. Britain is indeed such a terrible appearance.

After asking about this, Wu Youping asked again: "Chairman, this time I went to the local area for inspection, comrades think we are too tolerant of Japan? I think Japan will eventually choose some kind of actual British-Japanese alliance. At that time, why don't we force our troops south to seize the entire North Korea? In the past, our navy was not as good as Japan and was worried about Japan's landing. Now our army's advantage has overwhelmed Japan in its entirety, and the Japanese navy is very likely not to dare to use the main ship to cover the Japanese landing.

This is not just the following comrades who will say that more people in the central government have said that He Rui said calmly: "Youping. If our next work fails to achieve our goal and completely transform Japan into a military-led fascist regime, then there is no need to say more. We must liberate North Korea, completely defeat Japan, and forcefully transform Japan. However, at this stage, Japan is facing a path choice, and there are still some people in Japan who share values ​​with us. I hope that these people with common values ​​can lead Japan on the right path."

".Common values?" Wu Youping repeated He Rui's words.

The civilized party attaches great importance to the "three views", that is, the outlook on life, values, and world views. Because this is the fundamental point of determining a person. Although He Rui was very friendly when he was with his comrades, he would definitely not use words indiscriminately when it comes to the issue of the three views. Since He Rui emphasized "values", he must be talking about values.

After recalling what he knew about Japan, Wu Youping felt that China and Japan did not seem to have many common values, which was not enough to establish a solid alliance with Japan.

In front of He Rui, especially during the current conversation between the two, Wu Youping always asked without understanding, "Chairman, I can't see which value can build a solid ally relationship between China and Japan."

He Rui immediately answered, "The goal of developing the economy is our common value of foreign cooperation.

"But many imperialists say this too."

"So we must distinguish these reactionaries from those who truly have the concept of economic development. Although imperialists and colonialists also say that they want to develop the economy, the purpose of developing the economy is to plunder foreign countries. Just like Japan, if the Japanese who share the same values ​​as us rule, how could they form an alliance between the British and Japanese? I am not saying that these people are Japanese traitors, these Japanese are real patriots in Japan. From the perspective of economic development, the war between China and Japan is harmful to Japan.

".It's true." Wu Youping replied with a heavy heart. He has been in He Rui's team for 10 years. At first, Wu Youping recognized He Rui's academic ability and believed that He Rui could lead China out of the tragic situation of being invaded and oppressed.

Seeing the Northeast booming, Wu Youping still fantasized that the revived China would avenge and revenge the world. Its national prestige around the world made the great powers bow their heads and tremble.

But this inspection made Wu Youping feel that his revenge was shaken. As He Rui said, if it was the core purpose of economic development, although it would not make Wu Youping an anti-warist, it forced Wu Youping to realize that war is harmful to economic development.

Until now, He Rui has been planning wars. But the purpose of each war is not war, nor is it an imperialist war for plunder. The war launched by He Rui broke the shackles, liberated the people, and reached peace. When peace comes, the people can live and work in peace and work hard to get a better life.

Therefore, while Wu Youping agreed with He Rui's ideas, he also had a doubt, "Chairman, can Japan really reach such a level of civilization?"

He Rui replied decisively: "Japan itself alone will definitely not be able to do it. So we have to help them."

Wu Youping nodded slightly. He could now understand why He Rui cared so much about Japan.

He Rui was afraid that Wu Youping would not fully understand these, so he explained some of the future, "In the world, a country cannot develop alone, and most of the world must be under common values. In order to liberate the world, we must first liberate Japan.

"It's really difficult." Wu Youping sighed sincerely.

Seeing that Wu Youping could already understand the difficulties of politics, He Rui was quite pleased, "It is naturally difficult, but it is a path that can be understood. With the current direction of the world, even Marshal of France, France, understood that the Versailles Treaty was not a treaty that brought about long-term peace, but a 20-year armistice. It has been 6 years since 1919. The remaining time is only 14 years."

Wu Youping did not answer. He thought of He Rui saying when he was formulating a five-year plan, "We only have three five-year plans for peace." At that time, Wu Youping didn't care much about this sentence, because before the unification of the country, China had actually been in a civil war for more than ten years. Even if there were only 15 years of peace, it was a good time for China.
Chapter completed!