Dear Comrade

Dear Comrade Leader, Episode 188

The first strike the terrorists inflicted on Shanghai, the pride of China’s economy, was directed at the Oriental Pearl Tower.

The hijacked China International Airlines plane struck just below the second bead of the Oriental Pearl, causing a huge explosion and scattering debris everywhere.

Because it was an observatory, there were not many deaths in the clash itself, but the real damage occurred when the tower collapsed without being able to withstand the shock.

And arguably, it was the most populated area for tourists and Shanghai citizens to overlook the Huangpu River, which runs through the center of Shanghai.

The unfortunate people who watched the panoramic view of Shanghai from the observatory and restaurant inside the Oriental Pearl Tower were the first to die.

Then, with a thunderous roar, the Oriental Pearl Tower collapsed and attacked the Chinese people who were enjoying another day in Shanghai.

Curl rumble… … !!!!!

Woo Ji-Jik… … !!

Aaa!!!!!

Aaah!!!

Death, fear, and chaos engulfed the people of Shanghai in the form of a shower of concrete and steel bars.

Black smoke covered the Shanghai sky, and the citizens who witnessed the accident only then realized what was going on and ran and ran, but there was nothing they could do.

And when the roar stopped and the dust lifted a little, moans and urgent calls for help from everywhere filled the room.

here! HELP HERE! Here’s the whole family!

my legs! Where did my legs go!

Mom! Open your eyes! Mom!

The observatory restaurant LPG gas cylinder exploded! Call the firefighters before the fire spreads elsewhere!

Because the Oriental Pearl was a TV transmission tower, there was a huge disruption in communication in the area for a moment. Thanks to this, Chinese firefighters, public security officers, and Communist Party officials who had never even dreamed of this incident in Beijing were able to receive this urgent news relatively quickly. there was.

However, just before the first fire engine arrived at the scene, a second attack began.

Shhh… … !!!!

A huge shadow roared over the heads of the survivors and Shanghai citizens who were bleeding and covered with sashimi powder.

For some reason, feeling goosebumps all over their bodies, the citizens of Shanghai raised their heads to find the epicenter of the roar, losing their expressions.

Because I saw the second plane flew into downtown Shanghai, the Pudong district, and hit directly the 88-story Jin Mao Tower, which opened in 1998.

Aaan!!!!!!

The plane dug into the building with a roar and exploded, scattering red flames in the air.

Since a luxury hotel was located inside the Jin Mao Tower, among the guests who were struck by lightning in the dry sky, those who were still alive ran out of the still intact window to avoid the fire and poisonous gas from the first collision.

Unfortunately for them, however, the Jin Mao Tower was no longer able to withstand the heavy damage to the building’s load-bearing steel frame in the crash.

rumble rumble… … !!!

Soon, with an ominous thunder from within, the Jin Mao Tower began to collapse inward as the middle floor collapsed, like the Oriental Pearl before.

When they heard a roar, the guests waiting to be rescued, avoiding fire and gas from the windows, had no choice but to throw themselves down dozens of floors, despite their intuition of death.

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None of them survived.

Curl rumble!!!!!!

And finally, with a huge explosion, the Jin Mao Tower collapsed, devastating Shanghai and the Pudong district, the financial heart of all of China.

Sensing all this tragedy, Chinese public security authorities initially tried to cover up this fact due to a plane crash or a simple pilot’s mistake, but the collapse of the Jin Mao Tower made it impossible.

If it was just one, the plane suicide attacks in two successive attacks were both attacks and terrorism against China and the Communist Party.

The Shanghai Municipal Politburo and public security authorities tried to close the scene and control the media as quickly as possible to solve the case, but slowly, through digital cameras, which were rapidly spreading in China, this information spread to the Chinese people to the extent that it was impossible to hide it.

And now, realizing a serious threat to the regime, the Chinese Communist Party leaders in Beijing immediately issued an emergency alert across the country and alerted them to the likely third and fourth attacks.

And their concerns did not go unnoticed, and the Communist Party responded to the threat with extreme measures.

what are you doing! Come on fire!

Do, comrade. But there may still be civilians in that civilian plane. Chinese people as well as foreigners will ride countless times!

Shut up and fire! If you don’t fire now, as soon as you get down to the ground, I’ll catch you first for disobeying orders! launch!

The third attack, which was carried out by hijacking a civilian plane heading for Beijing, targeted the Zhongnanhai Party right next to the Forbidden City, the political heartland of the CCP Central Committee, but this attack was a hardline response by the People’s Liberation Army. was canceled with

When a civil aircraft heading for Beijing airspace lost communication and abruptly deviated from its scheduled route and began to fly into central Beijing, the People’s Liberation Army Air Force scrambled a nearby fighter squadron and blew it up.

The plane, which was shot down, could not even enter downtown Beijing and crashed to the ground outside the 6th Ring Road.

Unlike other planes, unlike other planes, the wreckage was able to recover and cover up the wreckage of the plane and the remains of the dead after taking control of the scene.

Evidence of the accident, the authorities’ response, and communication with the plane were all classified as top secret and kept secret.

On that day, the People’s Liberation Army controlled all air traffic except for its own fighter jets and was keen to respond immediately in case of other terrorist attacks, but other attacks did not follow.

Knowing that this was the end of China’s worst day in the 21st century, those involved sighed for a moment, but those who foresaw what would happen in the future, both Chinese and foreigners, were immersed in even greater trouble.

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Now that someone has kicked the ass of a giant dragon called China, it’s time to pay the price for the mad dragon.

And whatever the cost, it was clear that China and the world would change so drastically that there was no going back from that.

“Comrade General Secretary! Comrade general secretary! Did you watch TV now, now in Shanghai… … .”

“… … I have already seen you.”

While answering Kim Yong-geon’s urgent phone call from the State Council office, Jung-hwan was still watching the video from the secretary’s office TV with a lost expression on his face.

The oriental pearl with a broken waist, the collapsed Jin Mao Tower, and Shanghai citizens screaming while wiping their blood.

Similar to North Korea, it was rare to see such scenes in China, where news and information leaks about major accidents are controlled to a large extent.

In addition, it was Shanghai, not anywhere else, but the scene was already being broadcast live on the spot with an urgent voice, with foreign reporters from the West including CNN and BBC who had already noticed.

While the phrase ‘China under Attack’ was displayed on the bottom banner as it is, a skit occurred.

… … Looks like an obvious terror! Oh my God, people are jumping from burning buildings one by one. Guys, this is a real situation, not a movie or directing. Now, Shanghai Jinmao Tower was attacked by a group believed to be a terrorist attack and people are now jumping… … Hey! what are you doing now… … !!! Give me my mic!

Get it off right now! Put away the camera over there! No, there must have been some recorded before, so destroy them right now! Except for this woman, get all the foreigners out of the field! Take all the cameras too!

“Hey, they’re like assholes.”

While watching the scene being broadcast on TV, Junghwan made a rare harsh sound in his mouth.

Instead of a female foreign correspondent with a pale face, a man in a uniform that looked like a Chinese police officer was caught by the camera for a moment.

It was clear that someone was trying to stop the report by forcibly pushing the cameraman away.

And it was obvious who ordered them to come.

“How are you going to control that? … .”

As the national leader of North Korea, Jeong Hwan is also not ignorant of the feelings of Jiang Zemin and the Chinese Communist Party that he wants to prevent the spread of rumors and show only information permitted by the government, but there is a limit to that.

The position of the Shanghai municipal authorities and the central party may not have been coordinated because of running around and running, but it must have fueled public opinion that China is hiding something about the situation.

At that moment, Kim Yong-geon’s cautious voice came out from the phone that Jung-hwan put down for a while.

“What shall we do? Comrade general secretary? First, we need to express our condolences and make the Chinese feel… … .”

“… … China will go to war.”

“yes?”

“I am going to war. Now that the sleeping dragon’s nostrils are plucked, I’m going crazy. The Communist Party will not rest, sleep, commemorate, or commemorate the mastermind, the state, the group or the individual, until they do their best to crush it. They should take revenge first, even for the permanence of their own system.”

Kim Yong-geon was confused for a moment and stuttered, but Jung-hwan was firm.

However, unlike his words, his eyes were shaking little by little, but surely, to the extent that they had never been there before.

“Comrade, but no matter what, it’s still too early to decide… … .”

“Don’t forget who the supreme leader of China is now. And where he started his career before entering central politics. You must have heard the brag next to you during the last DPRK-China summit, so Foreign Minister Kim must know it well. Jiang Zemin has no choice but to take a hard line even for his own face. If he doesn’t, the People’s Liberation Army will pull out his sword first.”

“… … .ah!”

Kim Yong-gun tapped his forehead as if he had only remembered then.

Shanghai was the site of the current mayor of China’s supreme power, Jiang Zemin.

There, he was selected by Deng Xiaoping and rose to the central political circles, and his current aides, Shanghai Bangdo, are made up of businessmen and economic bureaucrats based in Shanghai.

The terrorists may have taken this into account and committed the terror, but Shanghai is not only China’s first economic city but also Jiang’s political base. .

“From there, even the Oriental Pearl reached that point… … .”

The 468m tall steel structure was not just a TV transmission tower, it was also one of Jiang Zemin’s great achievements during his tenure.

The oriental pearl shattered and crashed was broadcast live around the world, so for Jiang Zemin, personally, the road had no choice but to run wild.

But it wasn’t Jiang Zemin’s anger that Jeonghwan was really worried about.

“If a war breaks out… … . The military power of the People’s Liberation Army will be strengthened. War always raises the voice of soldiers. the problem is… … .”

The problem was that Jeong-hwan was well aware that the generals of the People’s Liberation Army were not such a rational and rational group.

Moreover, the bigger problem was that history, which he had been feeling little by little for some time now, was beginning to move outside of his knowledge.

That meant that Junghwan had no choice but to limit his use of future knowledge until now.

“… … Where else is it behind? Who the hell could do such a fearless thing… … .”

“I have no idea. Call a Politburo meeting. We have to decide how our republic will respond.”

However, the meeting, which was convened in less than half a day, had to change the subject before the meeting with the theme of ‘The Workers’ Party of Korea’s response to this situation and a war of consolation to China’ had just begun.

It was because the emergency report was delivered over the phone in the secretary’s office.

“This is news from the Organization of the Allied Powers (UN). It is said that China has convened a permanent meeting of the Security Council and has officially put on the agenda the condemnation of terrorists and the creation of a multinational military.”