At this time, Jiang Qiang was also stupid. What happened to the Soviet Union? In fact, Moscow was also very conflicted because the people who came back said that they could not beat them because their artillery was so powerful. Each of the forty guns had twelve barrels and forty guns.
Fired together, that is 600 rounds of artillery shells. If you think about how we fought, the two divisions gave them only 30% of the artillery shells, and basically all of them were destroyed. As a result, no one died, and all our people surrendered. This is not a war at all.
Massacre. At the very least, we must have a way to crack them before we can do it for real. Not to mention that no matter how many 500,000 troops are there, it will be useless. Also, these people are the ones who killed the Sixth Division in Shanghai. You guys
Think about the number of people in the Sixth Division. They killed the Sixth Division to the death with only a few thousand people. Fortunately, they did not massacre our soldiers.
When the money from the United States, Britain, and France is in place, our troops go around outside and then come back. Those people are happiest just watching us fight them to the death. Also, our economy is too good.
Worse, let's focus on economics, right? Just send a coordination group secretly. We also promised that those are Chinese territories, and we want to trade with them. Look at Germany, which just ignores the Nanjing government. Now there are two
There are several countries making deals with them, one is Germany and the other is the United States. Why can’t we? Once the people in Moscow heard that it made sense, their families all agreed to this plan.
In the end, the Soviets stopped fighting. Jiang Qiang said, the important thing is that the 107 rocket launcher was so powerful at that time, and the small missiles we used to fight airplanes were a bit scary. In fact, it was the speed of the current airplanes. It's just too slow. It's a pity that they don't know that at this time, it's a matter of layout in Xinjiang. There is also the saying that Xinjiang has a "one black and one white" economy since ancient times. The white here refers to cotton. Xinjiang Province has the most suitable The natural environmental conditions for cotton planting are mainly due to the abundant heat, sufficient sunshine, scarce precipitation, dry air, large temperature difference between day and night and artificial irrigation using snow water in Xinjiang Province. This provides good conditions for the growth of cotton that are unmatched by other cotton areas in my country. condition.
Xinjiang Province is also the only long-staple cotton production base in my country. The fiber length of long-staple cotton is 35 mm, the fineness is 7000 m/g, and the strength is 4.5 g. Therefore, it can be used for special purposes, such as tire cord, fuse wire, pagoda wire, etc. An important raw material for parachutes and high-end textiles. This time, Tang Juwu was asked to bring over five large transport planes and Gao Zhihang's twenty Eagle 3s. He sent a telegram to Jin Shuren asking him to build a large airport in Dubai. Wang Yaqiao was going to Xinjiang to discuss important matters with Jin Shuren, and said that they would not need to pay for the airport construction. Jin Shuren saw that there was such a good thing, and he also knew that those Shanghainese were the most ferocious wolves. Hello everyone. That's fine. If you can't talk about the important things, then you'll be killed.
Also, this group of people is simply too rich. They have much more money than the National Government. Wang Yaqiao is not allowed to owe even a penny of wages. This is the minimum requirement. At this time, Jiang Qiang and Wang Yaqiao said
, then just leave a regiment somewhere to help them train the troops, and we will slowly take control of this troop. There is oil in Xinjiang, but we can't develop it yet. Don't worry, the Soviet oil will be shipped over from Shanghai later.
We are transporting two thousand tractors here. The land is vast and rich, and there is gold everywhere. We must develop Xinjiang well. It is no worse than Shanghai.
This time we got a lot of money from Hong Kong. Wang Yaqiao said that there is not much money in Hong Kong, and Vietnam has more than 180 tons of gold. General Tang was very happy. Let’s see if France still wants to join us this time.
The country is engaged in concessions. The current National Government is noisy. There are gringos protesting everywhere. This time people from the League of Nations came, haha. Jiang Qiang asked, does the League of Nations agree with the matter of Manchukuo? Wang Yaqiao said, yes, Jiang
Qiang said, that would be great. Then we would have something to say if we conquer Burma. And how is the combat effectiveness of our navy now? Wang Yaqiao said, I haven't tried it. It seems that our navy will also have to fight a war with France.
Just fight them. Once we have settled the matter in Xinjiang this time, we will take over Burma and slowly develop in Burma. China still has to be handed over.
You also know that if we don't cry out, the government will be under great pressure, because our goal is the entire Southeast Asia, and we cannot weaken the Japanese military now. They are our vanguard troops. If we fight in Nanyang, we still need to ask them to fight for the first time.
In one shot, the purpose of attacking Burma is to give the Chinese people in Southeast Asia a place to stay. Otherwise, they will always be bullied by the Nanyang natives. Look at what they are like. When our Chinese have money, they will rob them.
It's so bad. When I go to Xinjiang with you, you will still be the main one. When those Soviets come, all we need is oil and iron ore. Also, we need to expand our transactions with those people in Jiangxi.
Okay, just give us all the tungsten ore wherever it is. We can export it. Selling it to them is a waste of the country’s resources. We have more money, and we can just sell them conventional weapons. There is no way their relationship with the Soviet Union is
Great, we are afraid that if they reveal our military secrets to the Soviet Union, it will be our loss. Soon the planes were in place, and Jiang Qiang built a large military airport in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. There was no other way, so this was
To describe it, it can be truly described as having a vast land and abundant resources.
Humans have lived in the Ulaanbaatar area since the Paleolithic Age. The bones of animals hunted by humans were excavated near Bogda Mountain. Tombs from the Xiongnu era were also excavated along the Tula River. Ulaanbaatar was first built in the Qing Dynasty.
In the fourth year of Germany (1639), it was originally the residence of Jebtsundamba Hutuktu, the largest living Buddha in the Khalkha region of Mongolia. It was called "Aoergao" (?pг??, palace, palace residence) at that time.
But at that time, Aolgao was a mobile place with no fixed location, and they were nomadic on the grassland.
Ulaanbaatar City is located in the central part of the Mongolian Plateau, at the southern end of the Kent Mountains, on the banks of the Tula River, a tributary of the Orkhon River. It is located at 48 degrees 23 minutes and 32 seconds north latitude, 107 degrees 17 minutes and 58 seconds east longitude, and an altitude of 1351m. Ulaanbaatar City is 1,351 meters above sea level.
The border of Inner Mongolia is 718 kilometers and the distance from the Soviet border is 542 kilometers.
Ulaanbaatar is surrounded by mountains such as Bayanjiruhe, Bogdahan, and Qinggeltai. Among the mountains surrounded by mountains on both sides, Ulaanbaatar's long and narrow city buildings stand in clusters. The mountains are continuous in the north and south, and the east and west are vast.
The grassland is connected to more than 10 Sumu in Central Province, Kent Province, and Selenga Province. The Tula River flows slowly from east to west from the foot of Bogdo Mountain south of Ulaanbaatar City. The Selenga River meanders from north to south.
The city of Ulaanbaatar is divided into two parts: Hedong and Hexi. The urban area on the north bank of the Tula River is divided into three terraces: the first terrace is 1,880 meters above sea level and 2,700 meters wide; the second terrace is 1,290 meters above sea level and 2,300 meters wide;
The three terraces are 1,300 meters above sea level, with an average altitude of 1,351 meters. The city center of Ulaanbaatar is on the second terrace. Ulaanbaatar city is long from east to west and narrow from north to south, with an area of 470,400 hectares. Its territory is equivalent to 3% of the country's land area.
, 69% of the total area is pastoral area, 5.5% is urban area, 1.1% is roads, 23.5% is forest and wilderness area, 0.9% is lakes and rivers. The entire area is in a level 6 earthquake zone. The north and south sides are rolling hills
The mountains, the clear Tula River flows slowly from east to west from the foot of Bogdo Mountain in the south of the city. There are vast grasslands on the east and west sides, which is also the direction of urban development. The city government and Genghis Khan Square. Ulaanbaatar
The railway connecting China and Russia runs through Ulaanbaatar, reaching Sukhbaatar in the north and Erenhot in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in the south.
In the forty-third year of Qianlong's reign (1778), the emperor decreed that Jebzundamba set up a city defense at his station on the trade road from Beijing to Kyaktu, and named it Kulun, which means a fenced pasture. In the middle of the Qing Dynasty, Kulun belonged to
The area under the jurisdiction of the Minister of Affairs of Uliasutai Kulun is the residence of the Central Banner of Tushetu Khan. Kulun has gradually become the largest city and commercial and religious center in the Mobei region. There are also satellite cities of East Kulun and West Kulun in the east and west.[1]
In 1906, it was renamed Great Kulen (nxx?pээ). It was the center of Khalkha Lamaism and the place where princes and nobles lived. Tsarist Russia and other countries also established consulates and expatriate areas here. At the end of 1911, the eighth Jebtsundamba Bogdo
Gergen declared the independence of the Bogd Khanate (Outer Mongolia) and proclaimed himself emperor, also renamed "Kingto Kulun" (hnncлэлx?pээ). At this time, the population of Kulun had reached about 60,000. In 1924, the Soviet Union and the People's Party overthrew the
The rule of the Mongolian princes and living Buddhas established the Mongolian People's Republic. The first Great People's Hural of Mongolia decided to rename "Kulun" to "Ulaanbaatar" (yлaah6aatapxot, meaning "Red Hero City", which was translated as "
"Chiyong City"), and made it its capital. Most of the old yurt areas were replaced with Soviet-style neighborhoods with Soviet funding.
At this time, Jiang Qiang gave the city's plan to a government official and said to him, according to our plan, we will go to Dubai tomorrow, and there will no longer be any big ranchers, and there will be wool.
We are going to build a large wool textile factory. All the wool will be purchased by the government. We also need to set up several decent enterprises here. The first project you start with is a cement factory and a wool processing plant.
When considering a daily necessities processing factory, these are things that ordinary people must use. Remember, towns must be built accordingly in all places so that they have a fixed place to live, which will reduce population loss.
, only after slowly absorbing those Soviet people to come and live, Mongolia Province will be alive. Also, there are not many places to grow food here, so you will mainly focus on corn, right? And I will send someone to call.
How do you grow vegetables in winter?
Also, stop bullying the herdsmen here. Also, set up a police station immediately, and don’t touch other places. The Mongolians can decide for themselves whether they feel more comfortable joining the Soviet Union or being in the big family of China. Food and other things are
Contact Wang Yizhe and others, this time we have nearly nine million people growing food for us, and we must respect their customs. Ulaanbaatar is very hospitable and pays attention to courtesy. Their hospitality etiquette is centered around yurts.
There are many rules between host and guest, which must be observed respectively. The host should stand on the west side of the door to welcome guests; he should have "light tea and plenty of wine"; the banquet should be hand-picked meat or a whole lamb feast; and the host should send guests outside the bag.
or boundary, you must help the guest get on the horse and watch the guest walk out for a while before returning to the private room. Guests should dismount after the private room; do not enter the private room with a riding whip; do not kick livestock, ride horses into sheep, and do not chase hounds and dogs.
Watchdog; do not praise the owner's children and livestock; do not enter the private room without permission; do not sit casually in the private room, do not squat, do not extend your legs to the northwest or the stove, do not spit, and do not take the owner's clothes off
Don't step on the hat, pillow, or bedding; don't step on the door rail when entering or leaving the private room; don't point at other people's heads with tobacco poles, chopsticks, or scissors; gifts should be in pairs, and use both hands to give and receive gifts. Avoid using one hand, especially the left hand.
Receive gifts; when saying goodbye, leave the private room from the left. After leaving, you should not get on your horse or car immediately.
The general characteristics of Ulaanbaatar’s social customs can be summarized in the following sentences: Ulaanbaatar’s people are straightforward, generous and cheerful; their attitude towards others is extremely sincere, giving people the impression of being easy to socialize with; they like guests to follow the host’s wishes and are down-to-earth.
The most ideal; the four colors of red, yellow, blue and white are highly favored and appreciated; the national etiquette is traditional, and the dedication of Hada shows respect. The details of life have the following characteristics: Ulaanbaatar is very sincere in its hospitality attitude.
As long as they know that a guest is coming, the host and hostess will always stand respectfully at the door to greet the guest. The host and guest, regardless of whether they have known each other in the past, must greet the guest with "Hello!" and "Berry greetings."
"Goodbye!" and so on. When guests say goodbye, the host often has to send the whole family off, and repeatedly say farewell words such as "Goodbye!", "Welcome again," and "Have a safe journey!" Ulaanbaatar people and guests
There is also a special habit of hospitality when meeting guests. They like to take out their cherished snuff bottles and let the guests smell them. If the guests encounter this situation, they should sniff them sincerely and then put the snuff bottles away.
The Gail is covered and returned to the owner. They have a very special way of greeting relatives or friends. When meeting each other, it is generally not customary to ask how the other person is doing, but is accustomed to asking whether the other person's livestock is safe? This is a tradition of the Mongolian people.
The main reason is that the nomadic people are accompanied by livestock all day long, and livestock play a very important role in their daily lives. Without livestock, they have no financial support. Therefore, relatives and friends generally do not ask questions first when they meet.
How is the other person's health, but first ask if the livestock is safe. People in Ulaanbaatar have different hobbies for different colors: they admire blue and believe that blue symbolizes eternity, perseverance and loyalty. Therefore, they are used to labeling their country
It is called "Blue Mongolia"; they cherish yellow, thinking that yellow is the color of gold and treasures, and yellow is a symbol of glory and wealth; they prefer red, thinking that red symbolizes happiness, victory and intimacy; they love white,
It is believed that white symbolizes cleanliness, simplicity and justice. Ulaanbaatar pays great attention to respecting the elderly and pays attention to the mutual equality between men and women.
People in Ulaanbaatar generally shake hands when meeting guests on social occasions, but offering hada is the most orthodox etiquette of the Mongolian people. Especially when welcoming distinguished guests, offering hada is a traditional folk etiquette.
.However, the hada offered by the people of Ulaanbaatar is different from the white hada offered by some ethnic groups in China, but a sky blue hada made of silk. While offering hada, they also offer a bowl of fresh milk to the guests to express their gratitude.
They have deep respect for their guests. They generally do not take off their hats when meeting each other. Please ask the guests to only use their right hand to signal, that is, to greet them. If a person is on a horse, he must dismount first, and if he is sitting in a car, he must get off first to express this.
Respect for each other. When greeting each other, men should bend their right knees and droop their right arms naturally; women should bend their knees when saluting. When Mongolian relatives meet, they usually give a kiss. The younger generation has traveled or returned from a far away trip, and the elders have to bend their knees when greeting each other.
The younger generation is asked to kiss their foreheads as a blessing. The main religion that Ulaanbaatar people believe in is Lamaism, and a few people believe in Orthodox Christianity, Catholicism and Islam. Ulaanbaatar people hate the color black the most and regard black as unlucky.
The color of Ulaanbaatar. People in Ulaanbaatar are taboo against others pointing their heads with pipes or fingers, thinking this is a very impolite behavior. They are also taboo about strangers sitting on their yurts, as this behavior is impolite.
Muslims in Ulaanbaatar prohibit pork, use pig products, and talk about pig-related issues. Ulaanbaatar people do not eat shrimp, crab, seafood and the "three birds" (i.e. chicken, duck, goose) in their diet.
), it is also taboo to eat fish, because Mongolians in some areas regard fish as the incarnation of gods. They don’t like to eat sugar and spicy condiments; they don’t like to eat juicy and fried dishes, and they don’t like them very much.
They eat rice, pasta and vegetables; they also don’t like pork and sweet and sour dishes.
These customs seem incredible to us, but this is the inheritance of a nation. You officials must pay attention to it. A small move can have the worst impact.