Three hundred and thirtieth chapters capture Pingjin II
The Qin army fought all the way to Minxiang in the east suburbs. In the Ming Dynasty, a chessboard boundary was built, and the original Jiangmi Alley was cut off into Dongjiangmi Alley and Xijiangmi Alley. In Dongjiangmi Alley, there are the Ministry of Rites, Honglu Temple and Huitong Hall among the six departments, but they are mainly only
It received envoys from the four vassal states of Annan, Mongolia, Korea, and Myanmar, so the Huitong Pavilion was also called the "Siyi Pavilion." In the Qing Dynasty, the Huitong Pavilion was renamed the Siyi Pavilion, and the policy was changed to only allow foreign envoys to live here.
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After China's defeat in the Second Opium War in 1860, according to the relevant provisions of the "Tianjin Treaty" signed between the Qing government and Britain, France, the United States, and Russia, in March 1861, the British Minister officially moved into Prince Chun's Mansion in Dongjiang Mi Lane (then named
It was the Liang Gongfu, the residence of the seventh son of Emperor Kangxi, the iron-hatted Wang Yunyou); the French minister officially moved into the Prince's Mansion of Anjun (then named Chunggong Mansion, which was the residence of Nurhaci's grandson, Prince Yuele of Anjun); the American minister was stationed in the U.S. citizen drs
.swilliam's private residence is located in Dongjiangmi Lane; while the Russian minister stayed in the Russian Pavilion of the Orthodox Church built here in the early Qing Dynasty.
Subsequently, embassies from various countries chose the Dongjiao Minxiang area as their location. Before the Boxer Rebellion in 1900, there were embassies from France, Japan, the United States, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, etc.
The point is, there was a nursery rhyme that said, "Eat noodles without jealousy, and bombard Xishiku; eat noodles without sauce, and bombard Jiaomin Lane." The former refers to the Xishiku Church located in Xihuangchenggen, Beijing, and the latter
That is to say, after the Boxer Rebellion in 1900, Dongjiangmi Lane was renamed (Embassy Street) in accordance with the provisions of the Xinchou Treaty. It was officially renamed Dongjiaomin Lane on the map drawn by the Chinese side and became an embassy area managed by each embassy.
The government offices on this street only retained the officials, households, rites and clan offices, and the rest were moved out. Later, the British HSBC Bank, Macquarie Bank, Russian Russian Dosho Bank, etc. appeared here.
Foreign banks such as Yokohama Bank of Japan, Deutsche Bank of Germany, and Crédit Agricole of France also opened French post offices, hospitals and other facilities, and a large number of Western-style buildings appeared. This embassy area remained in history until the Revolution of 1911.
After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War in 1937, diplomats from the Axis countries such as Germany and Italy were handed over to the National Government.
Dongjiaominxiang became a place of shame on August 14, 1900, when the Eight-Power Allied Forces invaded Beijing and began the greatest catastrophe in the history of Beijing. The rare treasure of the Dongjiaominxiang Tai Hospital, the acupuncture bronze figure, was taken away;
"Yongle Dadian", "Sikuquanshu", etc. were destroyed and looted... The invaders completely tore off the self-proclaimed cloak of civilization. In 1901, the Qing government was forced to sign the "Xin Chou Treaty" with the invaders, which was humiliating and humiliating the country, and Dongjiao Minxiang fell further into deep trouble.
In the past, the great powers occupied less than one-twentieth of the entire Dongjiaominxiang area, and local administrative rights still belonged to China. However, according to the "Xinchou Treaty", the great powers swallowed up the entire Dongjiaominxiang area in one go, and the Chinese were not allowed to
The administrative power of residence and establishment of government offices belongs entirely to the embassy. The Chinese government has no right to interfere with them in arbitrarily changing the original street names in China. Dongjiaomin Lane was renamed Embassy Street, Chang'an Street was renamed Italy Street, and Taijichang Toutiao Hutong was renamed Hart Road...
The great powers also forced the Qing government to grant garrison privileges for a while, and Dongjiaominxiang became a barracks for the great powers to coerce the Qing government and suppress the Chinese people.
The Revolution of 1911 broke out, and the Dongjiaominxiang envoys unanimously supported Yuan Shikai in stealing the fruits of the revolution. In 1915, Yuan Shikai sent representatives to sign the infamous "Twenty-One Articles" in a building of the Japanese Embassy. In order to obtain Japan's support for him to become emperor, Yuan Shikai further betrayed national interests.
The roar of Chinese youth broke out here. After the end of the First World War, the Paris Peace Conference rejected China's proposal as the "victorious country" to take back Germany's interests in Shandong and abolish the "Twenty-One" and the aggressive interests of various countries in China.
, the Chinese people were outraged. On May 4, 1919, more than 3,000 students in Beijing gathered to protest at the ***. After the meeting, the marchers were filled with indignation and submitted protest books to the embassies of various countries in Dongjiaomin Lane. The "victorious" country could not take back its defeat.
How sad it is that the German and Austrian embassy and barracks in Dongjiaomin Lane are "kept" by the "leading minister"! In 1927, Chiang Kai-shek established the "National Government" in Nanjing, and the imperialist embassies moved to Dongjiaomin Lane in Nanjing one after another.
This piece of sacred Chinese territory should be returned, but Chiang Kai-shek did not dare to touch the imperialists even a hair, allowing them to continue to occupy the imperialists. In history, on December 24, 1946, the American soldier Pearson and others stationed in Dongjiaomin Lane raped Beijing in broad daylight.
University female student Shen Chong, the Kuomintang ignored the strong protests of the people across the country and handed over the main perpetrator of the atrocity to the United States to deal with. The prisoner was released "not guilty" when he returned to the United States.
The shameful history of Dongjiao Minxiang will end today, that is, November 22, 1936, the ninth day of the tenth lunar month. At noon, the Qin army arrived at Dongjiaomin Alley and quickly surrounded the entire Dongjiaomin Alley.
The Qin army asked the mayor of Peiping to inform the Chinese people inside to evacuate immediately, and at the same time urged Japan to hand over its weapons and surrender, otherwise they would kill without mercy. Japan was given three hours to consider. If there was no reply before four o'clock in the afternoon, the Qin army would attack by force. In addition, it would notify other countries.
The Qin Army will not guarantee the safety of their lives if they attack by force, let alone their property. If they dare to stop the Qin Army from attacking the Japanese military camp, the Qin Army will kill anyone who dares to do so.
To fight back, the Qin army will attack them with force and will not accept surrender
Also, all Japanese, no matter who they are, must register with the Qin Army. Anyone who dares to collect Japanese will be killed by the whole family without mercy.
When the mayor of Peiping looked at Qin Jun, he didn't look like he was joking. He immediately ran to notify the consuls of various embassies, while Qin Jun was stepping up efforts to build fortifications and strengthen defenses.
The reporters discovered the huge news. Qin Jun didn't mind if they kept filming, as long as they didn't cross the line. Of course, Qin Jun also warned them by the way. Qin Jun would not be responsible for their safety when the fight started.
The surrounding people were also evacuated. They only had to leave for an afternoon and they could come back in the evening. When these people saw that there was going to be a war, they quickly cleaned up, but they didn't go too far. They planned to take a look.
How did the Qin army beat the foreign devils? They already knew that the Qin army wiped out millions of Japanese devils in 20 or so days. Now that the Qin army has so many people here, the foreigners inside will definitely not be able to get out. They have already seen the Qin army.