Siheyuan: Married a female spy at the beginning of 1944

Many people think that "poor and arrogant" is a derogatory word.

In fact, being a tyrant is one of the few ways for the poor to protect themselves.

If a person is poor, submissive and allows himself to be bullied, he basically will not be able to survive.

Just like North Korea later, many people said that North Korea was poor and arrogant.

In fact, North Korea is already very easy to talk to, but the powerful party does not give them the opportunity to speak.

They also don’t listen to their demands seriously.

Because what the strong need is a dead North Korea, not a North Korea that can live better.

So when North Korea tries to compromise and develop its economy, the other side will not give it a chance.

Sometimes, you can't survive in this world just by kneeling down and begging for mercy.

Just when He Daqing and his men occupied Shunchuan, the US Far East Command was already becoming anxious.

Mike Starving always thought that the Chinese would not dare to enter North Korea, and even if they did, they would only be a small group of troops.

His contempt for the Chinese military runs deep.

Even after seeing the news that Dechuan, Sunchon and Kaesong had been captured, I still had some doubts.

"Impossible, how is it possible?"

Lieutenant General Walker put the telegram in front of Mike's eyes and pointed at the words on the telegram.

"This is the completed telegram. They sent it after Shunchuan was attacked. It said that the enemy was very numerous and well-armed, with tanks and artillery.

They said that those tanks and cannons should all be our equipment.

I estimate that these weapons were captured from the 6.7.8th, th and th Divisions of South Korea. The telegram from Tokugawa has been cut off for two days and we can't get in touch with them now.

And according to aircraft reconnaissance, there are not many South Korean troops there, and it is not known whether the remaining ones are South Korean, North Korean, or Chinese troops. "

At this time, the United States knew nothing about China's intelligence.

On the contrary, China has done a very good job in intelligence work on the United States.

I even have a pretty good idea of ​​the personalities of every American division commander and regiment commander.

Walker already suspected that a large number of Chinese troops had entered North Korea, but he was not sure of the number.

But Mike was starving and firmly believed that China would not dare to join the war.

In his opinion, the military and economic gap between China and the United States is too large.

It's like the difference between a strong man and a baby.

He didn't believe that a sane child would provoke a strong man.

Even if the strong man hit him lightly, he could only look for his mother with grievance.

To Mike Starving, his mother was the Soviet Union.

As for the Soviet Union, he estimated that it would not dare.

The reason is simple: the Soviet Union suffered heavy casualties in World War II.

The current Soviet Union can no longer withstand a super-large-scale war.

It was because the United States seized upon this mentality of the Soviet Union that it dared to send troops to South Korea.

It was also a test of the Soviet Union.

If the Soviet Union does not take any action this time, they will continue to put pressure on the Soviet Union in the future.

It's just that they overlooked an opponent.

China.

Without China's participation, the entire Korean Peninsula would become a colony of the United States.

By that time, the world will see clearly what the consequences of being a Soviet Union's little brother are.

This would not only undermine the Soviet Union's credibility internationally, but also make the Soviet Union's allies begin to doubt it.

If we are invaded one day, will the Soviet Union help us?

The United States actually sent troops to South Korea to help it stabilize the country.

If China did not send troops, the Soviet Union would probably have to watch the United States occupy North Korea.

By that time, the Soviet Union would probably have to give up the Far East.

What if China sends troops to drive the United States out of the sea, or even drive Japan out?

Then the Soviet Union would feel that there was no threat in the Far East anymore and would no longer support China's heavy industry construction.

Of course, if the United States completely occupied North Korea, the Soviet Union would not support China.

Because he did not see the strength of the Chinese military, he was afraid that supporting China's industry would be wasted.

Or simply aid the enemy.

The Soviet Union's support for China was not just out of considerations of being in the same camp.

He wants to use China to counter the pressure from the United States in the Far East.

Because apart from China, there is no other independent and large country in the Far East.

As for the Soviet Union itself, the Far East had a sparse population and weak industry, and could not make large investments.

There is no such thing as affection between countries, it's all about interests.

If China's performance on the Korean battlefield is too poor, the Soviet Union will not support us.

If we show too much courage, the Soviet Union will not support us.

The United States has caused themselves great trouble because they underestimated an opponent.

Whether it is North Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, or even today's Syria and Palestine.

As long as we want to support, we have almost never failed.

"Chinese army? Are you kidding me?

How could they reach Tokugawa? I would rather suspect that the South Korean army had rebelled than believe that the Chinese army could reach the south bank of the Qingchuan River so quickly.

And it is the route from Tokugawa to Sunchon.

The fall of Kaesong was caused by the rebellion of the Korean troops that crossed the river.

I suspect that the Korean soldiers in Tokugawa also rebelled, and then the rebel Korean soldiers went directly to attack Sunchon."

The more Mike spoke, the more he felt that what he said made sense.

Then he started swearing.

"These South Koreans are such bastards. We came to help them fight, but they betrayed us first. Assholes, we must shoot them all after we catch them.

Go and investigate for me to see if they have rebelled. Go quickly."

Walker did not leave immediately. Whether the Korean army had rebelled was no longer the most important issue.

"Sir, the most important thing right now is the soldiers left on the north bank of the Qingchuan River. We should send troops as soon as possible to capture Sunchon, Gunuri, and Kaesong. Otherwise, they may be wiped out on the north bank of the Qingchuan River."

Mike was very unhappy because his orders were questioned by Walker more than once.

"Can't both things be done at the same time? Do I need to teach you something so simple?

Send the air brigade to blow up Sunchon and raze the entire city to the ground."

When Walker heard the order, he subconsciously retorted

"But there are still a large number of civilians in Sunchon. If we do this, we will be criticized by international public opinion, and, and."

"Accusation, who to blame? Those who can speak internationally are all in this battlefield.

What the Soviet Union says will not affect us.

Never mind, just blow them up, I will blow these shameless thieves to pieces."

"This goes against military code, and according to international law we should not kill a large number of civilians."

Mike looked at Walker's conflicted look and felt contempt for him.

All laws and treaties are agreements between the strong. How can you, a weak person, be qualified to enjoy the protection of the law?

You've lived this long, and you don't even understand this?