"Haha...how did I forget it? I've prepared it for you a long time ago. I didn't drink it well last time. We must drink it this time!" Kerensky also likes wine very much, and Cai E's personality is not sluggish to drink. Kerensky likes it even more.

Kerensky deliberately mentioned that he didn't drink well in Mohe last time, but in fact he was thanking Cai E for saving himself last time. If Cai E hadn't stretched out a plate at the critical moment, Kerensky might not have stood here now.

Cai E and Kerensky were like two friends who had not seen each other for a long time, walking towards the convoy talking and laughing. The group of people following behind each had their own plans!

Soon the welcome convoy sent Cai E and his entourage to the mansion set up by the Tsarist government for Cai E in Moscow.

A villa with very Tsarist Russian characteristics. Although the current territory of Moscow is under the rule of the Tsarist government, the Soviet government agents can still move freely in Moscow, so for security reasons, it chose a villa with relatively empty surroundings. In addition, there are elite members of the Tsarist Self-Defense Forces and many soldiers guarding the surroundings, with countless secret sentries on the open hills.

It seems that the Tsarist government really attaches great importance to Cai E's visit to Moscow in detail. Although Cai E was in the car, his long-term military career made him very familiar with the atmosphere of soldiers. As soon as he approached the villa, he felt that there were many professional soldiers around him.

"Thank you, your government's kindness!" Cai E said sincerely to Kerensky when he got off the car.

"Mr. Minister, I am so polite. When I went to China, I not only received the kind care of the Minister in Mohe, but also on the way, if I had not been protected by your special forces from your country's special forces, I might not have been able to stand here today!" Kerensky was very grateful for the last time he went to Mohe for the careful protection of the special forces from China on the way or at the Mohe negotiation site, and he had a great affection for China.

As Kerensky said, he led Cai E to the villa. Due to Nikolayevich's order, except for Kerensky and the inspected staff, no one was allowed to approach the villa area, so the accompanying officials could only listen outside the villa. Of course, these officials would not complain. Anyway, they were all foiling from beginning to end, so it didn't matter whether they could enter.

"Haha... I didn't expect that even in Moscow, I had to protect it so closely!" Cai E of course found that when he entered the villa, he only had his own followers and Kerensky, and several big men in black suits, big and thick, but with strong eyes, it was obvious that these people were so-called personal bodyguards.

"There is no way, it's mainly for the sake of the sir's safety!" Kerensky couldn't hear the sarcastic meaning in Cai E's tone.

Not to mention that Petrograd, as the capital of the Tsarist regime, was occupied by the Soviets, and even the temporary capital Moscow was infiltrated by the agents of the Soviet regime, which was a bit embarrassing.

"Mr. Kerensky, I think you should know the purpose of my visit this time!" Cai E glanced at the entourage beside him and the personal bodyguard behind him, meaning that he would let them go and have a good talk with Mr. Kerensky.

In fact, Kerensky read that right. Cai E was indeed a decisive person in his work. The reason why he did not directly say that he was going to meet Prime Minister Nikolaevich was because he had to talk to Kerensky first, because the most important purpose of the Chinese National Government was to prompt Kerensky to establish a pro-China regime during this Tsarist Russian turmoil, so everything must be dominated by Kerensky.

Of course, another advantage of Cai E doing this is that Kerensky felt the sincerity of the Chinese National Government, and indeed wanted to help Kerensky gain a higher position in the Tsarist Russian regime structure.

During this period, Kerensky also felt that his status in the entire Tsarist government had a qualitative leap compared to before.

"Mr. Minister is here for this time?" Kerensky did not express his guess. Of course he would not do this. Whether he guessed correctly or wrongly, it would be of no benefit to him. If he guessed correctly, Cai E would probably avoid talking about this purpose, so that Kerensky would relax his vigilance so that the Chinese National Government could better achieve this goal. If he guessed wrongly, he would reveal his thoughts, which would be more dangerous. Instead of being so pleased by both sides, it would be better to pretend to be stupid and let Cai E say it directly.

"Mr. Kerensky, I wonder how much do you know about Chinese culture?" Cai E did not rush to express his purpose, but continued to ask Kerensky.

Under Kerensky's leadership, Cai E walked to the inner room of the villa, a well-decorated study or conference room with a very famous painting. However, Cai E thought he was a rough man and really didn't know who the author of this painting was, but he just simply thought it was good-looking.

The two of them sat down on a bench covered with thick snow leopard skin. Cai E had to sigh that the Tsarist Russian nobles really knew how to enjoy it. Even their territory was about to be robbed. There was such a good place to enjoy it, but despite his front-line soldiers still being hungry, this may be one of the reasons why the Tsarist government had such good weapons and equipment and so many soldiers would still be defeated.

"Your country's culture is profound and profound. I just know a little bit of it, which is not shameful!" Kerensky didn't know why Cai E asked himself this, but Cai E actually asked, and Kerensky still answered humbly.

"There were two very famous novels about war in ancient China, one is "Water Margin" and the other is "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". I wonder if Mr. Kerensky has read it?" Cai E looked at the coffee table in front of him. Although he knew that this thing was very bitter, Cai E was really cold because he was affected by the cold air of Tsarist Russia all the way. Now it's spring in China. I didn't expect Tsarist Russia is still so cold, and there is no way to deal with it. He picked up the coffee on the table and started drinking it.

"Oh, I've seen it all, but I still don't understand. Why did the Minister ask me this question?" Kerensky thought to himself that he should speak straightforwardly with Cai E's personality, but why are he talking to himself in circles now and always talking in circles.

Of course Kerensky would not have imagined this. When Cai E returned to Nanjing this time, he specially learned a trick with Wu Tingfang. During the diplomatic process, try to enrich the conversation and not expose his meaning as soon as he comes out. This will easily make the other party guess what you are thinking, and then you will lose the initiative, so Cai E became a very literary person.

"I wonder if Mr. Kerensky thinks that the current civil war in Tsarist Russia is the war described in "Water Margin" or the war described in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms"?" Cai E just didn't plan to explain Kerensky's question. Of course, Cai E didn't know how to explain it. Could it be that I was slowly losing your appetite? Isn't this a way to make myself feel uncomfortable?

"Water Margin, the current Soviet government is like the one hundred and eight Han people in Liang that year. It thought that it could occupy the mountain and become king, but it would be eliminated by the government in the end. This is what you call the fantasy and immature nature of the peasant class revolution. It is always narrow and will not win!" Kerensky thought that Cai E would ask himself something particularly rare. When he thought of such a simple question, he answered it excitedly. He even thought that Cai E told himself this matter to say that the Tsarist government would definitely defeat the bandits of the Soviet government. Especially when talking about the Soviet government, Kerensky looked contempt and despise. This may be the reason why he was the new bourgeois aristocrat himself.

"Haha... But I think Mr. Kerensky's view is wrong. Tsarist Russia is more like the war in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms"..." Cai E prepared a long speech.

"But there are only two regimes?" Kerensky retorted inexplicably. This is very normal common sense. "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" clearly talks about the Three Kingdoms, and this has nothing to do with Tsarist Russia today. Kerensky believes that Cai E made a common sense mistake.

"Mr. Kerensky, please listen to me and you will understand!" Cai E said in a clear throat. Although he hated Kerensky interrupting himself so impolitely, he still suppressed his emotions well. In order to talk about this, Cai E also specially found an old man who ran a private school in his early years to ask for advice for a long time. It is not in vain to do so much homework.

"First of all, I will explain to you the reasons for the "Three Kingdoms". At present, from the perspective of the situation, there is a Soviet government led by Lenin, and the other is the Tsarist government led by Prime Minister Nikolayevich. However, although the current forces of these two governments may still be at a disadvantage, the Tsarist government of Tsarist Russia is deeply rooted in the aristocrats of Tsarist Russia cannot be easily shaken. Therefore, the two forces are equal, but this state of equal strength is the most terrifying. In this way, the war will definitely not end so easily, and the long-term war can only bring huge trauma to Tsarist Russia.

The current Soviet regime is mainly peasants and workers, but they do not have a solid foundation and do not conform to the trend of history, so it is impossible to exist. The contradiction between the Tsarist government and the people is too intensified. In this way, the Tsarist government cannot be accepted by the people. A government without the support of the people has no foothold. If you want to regain the support of the people, the Tsarist government must reform. The reformed Tsarist government is not the original Tsarist government, and a third country appears." Cai E said confidently, Kerensky seemed to understand but still nodded frequently.
Chapter completed!