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- September 20
The colorful flags of the "Datong" aircraft carrier in Tokyo Bay are flying, and the soldiers on the aircraft carrier are even more energetic. The soldiers know that a surrender ceremony for Little Japan will be held on the aircraft carrier today, and Little Japan will officially surrender to China and the United States.
Since the Chinese Navy scared off the U.S. Navy a few days ago, the U.S. Navy has never approached Tokyo Bay. To this day, the U.S. representatives participating in the surrender ceremony are all Chinese warships sent to the U.S. fleet in the outer sea to pick up the U.S. representatives. Got here.
As the victorious countries, China and the United States will accept the formal surrender of Japan on the "Datong" aircraft carrier.
Today, the Chinese representatives participating in the surrender ceremony are Vice Chairman Wu and Comrade Liu Dazhu, Commander of the Chinese Navy. Vice Chairman Wu is entrusted by Zhang Yunfei to serve as the head of the Chinese delegation and also the plenipotentiary representative of the Chinese side. Comrade Liu Dazhu is the deputy head of the Chinese delegation.
Today, China is obviously playing the leading role, while the United States has become a supporting role.
For the United States, MacArthur, Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Pacific Theater, was the head of the delegation. MacArthur attended the surrender ceremony as the plenipotentiary representative of the President of the United States.
As for Little Japan, Prince Kanin Miya Zaihito, an important member of the Japanese royal family, the actual person in charge of the base camp, and uncle of the Emperor of Little Japan, serves as the head of the Japanese delegation, and the current Prime Minister of Japan is the deputy head.
10 o'clock in the morning.
Representatives from China, the United States, and Japan who participated in the ceremony began to hold a surrender ceremony on the "Datong" aircraft carrier.
The young Prince of Japan, Kanin Gong Zaijin, presented his saber to the head of the Chinese delegation, Vice Chairman Wu, as a representative of the defeated country. Hanyuan Gong Zairen submitted the "Rescript of Surrender" to China and the United States.
The surrender ceremony was not long and ended not long after.
The next step is the main event. Little Japan will sign defeat treaties with China and the United States respectively. The draft treaties between China and Japan have already been drawn up by China.
The entire treaty includes five major articles and one hundred and seventy-two minor articles. The treaty is very detailed. This treaty fully reflects Zhang Yunfei¡¯s will. The treaty includes the following major articles.
First, Japan is a defeated country. The army will no longer be retained, and the defense of Japan's mainland will be handed over to the Chinese Army. The Chinese Army will station troops in Japan. The post-war Japanese government will be responsible for all military expenditures for the Chinese troops stationed in Japan.
Second, form a post-war Japanese government. The newly formed Japanese government will be responsible for Japan¡¯s domestic governance. In principle, China will not intervene, but China has appointed senior advisers at the top levels of the Japanese government.
Third, Japan is not allowed to retain heavy industry. Currently, all heavy industrial equipment in Japan is dismantled and returned to China, and only light industry is allowed to be retained in Japan.
Fourth, the Japanese government will compensate the Chinese government 2 trillion yuan. Paid over 30 years.
Fifth, abolish the Japanese royal family and publicly try the biggest culprit of this war-the little Japanese emperor.
The above are just the five basic items. In addition, there are more than 100 more detailed items, which can be seen from the above five items. Post-war Japan will be completely under China's control.
Japan has no army and no heavy industry. There is absolutely no possibility of turning over again. Zhang Yunfei knows that modern warfare is completely based on a strong industrial foundation, especially developed heavy industry.
The R&D and manufacturing of tanks, aircraft, warships, etc. are completely inseparable from the support of heavy industry. Without heavy industry, it is conceivable that Japan after the war will completely become an agricultural country and an underdeveloped industrial country.
Japan can only retain light industry, which means that in the future Japan will only be able to produce some necessities for civilian life, and the industrial equipment to produce these necessities may have to be imported from China.
In addition, if Japan compensates China so much money, Japan will be burdened with a heavy debt burden in the next few decades and its development will be seriously lagging behind. China can use these compensations to develop its domestic industry and economy.
The compensation of 2 trillion yuan is definitely not a small number. At present, the monthly salary of an ordinary worker in China is about 20 to 30 yuan.
The representative of Little Japan suddenly became bitter when he saw the conditions proposed by the Chinese delegation. Although Little Japan knew that he had been defeated and surrendered, the conditions were too harsh.
The leader of the Japanese delegation, Kanin Gong Zaijin, cried sadly and began to negotiate with the Chinese side. However, as a defeated country, Little Japan had no negotiating capital at all. The Chinese side would not give in. Little Japan had no choice but to temporarily suspend the peace. Negotiations with China and seeking instructions from the Emperor of Little Japan.
The negotiations between Japan and the United States were much smoother. The United States only demanded that Japan pay compensation, cede territory, and compensate the United States for a hundred billion U.S. dollars in compensation. The United States also demanded that Japan would use its military equipment in the Pacific.All occupied islands were handed over to the United States.
Although the U.S. request is relatively huge in terms of reparations, it is already much smaller than the huge war reparations demanded by China. In addition, the U.S. also requires the Japanese government to pay off in 30 years, which Japan can accept. As for the Pacific Japan has long had no extravagant hopes for some of the islands in the world.
The United States and Japan negotiated and signed a treaty that day.
The next morning, before China and Japan signed a treaty, China and the United States began negotiations, mainly discussing the handling of the Japanese navy and the division of various types of warships.
The U.S. military previously mainly fought with the Japanese navy in the Pacific. The United States is relatively clear about the current scale of the Japanese navy. The United States certainly does not want all of these Japanese warships to fall into the hands of China.
At present, the Japanese navy has surrendered to both China and the United States. China has received slightly more Japanese warships than the United States.
Of Japan's three aircraft carriers, China received two, Japan's battleships, China received five, and the US military received four. The US military received two more heavy cruisers than China, and the remaining light cruisers, destroyers, etc., were basically the same number. .
In its heyday, the Japanese Navy had more than 300 large and small warships. Currently, the remaining warships of the small Japanese Navy are less than 100. Among them, the number of large warships, such as aircraft carriers, battleships, heavy cruisers, etc., cannot be compared with that in its heyday. .
¡°However, neither China nor the United States is willing to see the other side accept Japanese warships, so neither side wants to give in to each other at the negotiation table. After difficult negotiations, China proposed a compromise.
China used one battleship, one heavy cruiser, and two light cruisers to replace the small Japanese aircraft carrier received by the US military.
This plan was also given to Vice Chairman Wu by Zhang Yunfei. Zhang Yunfei knew that the U.S. Navy now advocates giant ships and huge guns. The United States is very keen on battleships. This is not only true of the United States, but also other major naval powers in the world.
As a time traveler, Zhang Yunfei naturally knows that in the future, the development direction of the navy will be dominated by aircraft carrier battle groups and missiles. Large battleships, heavy cruisers and other large warships will gradually withdraw from the stage of history.
As soon as China proposed this exchange plan, the U.S. delegation was secretly happy. They did not expect that China would be so "stupid" and willing to exchange one battleship, one heavy cruiser, and two light cruisers for one aircraft carrier.
Although the members of the U.S. delegation were secretly happy, they still did not show it. Instead, they asked the President of the United States for instructions before the U.S. delegation sat down to renegotiate with the Chinese side.
However, to the surprise of the Chinese delegation, the U.S. delegation put forward an additional condition after agreeing to the plan.
The United States proposed that China, as a member of the Allied Powers, had anti-fascist obligations. The United States demanded that China send troops to enter the European battlefield to fight against Germany, and to send troops to Southeast Asia to fight against the remaining Japs.
As soon as the United States proposed this condition, Vice Chairman Wu did not dare to act without authorization and immediately asked Zhang Yunfei for instructions. Although Zhang Yunfei was far away in Peiping, Zhang Yunfei had been paying close attention to the situation in Tokyo Bay.
As soon as he received the telegram from the Chinese delegation, Zhang Yunfei couldn't help laughing. He was so sleepy that someone gave him a pillow. Zhang Yunfei had long wanted the Chinese Communist Party to go abroad and fight around the world. Unexpectedly, the United States proposed such a plan. Require.
The current European battlefield is still in a stalemate. Although the Allies have a slight advantage, it is impossible to defeat Germany quickly.
Zhang Yunfei immediately called back with instructions that he could accept the request made by the United States.
With Zhang Yunfei's instructions, the negotiations between China and the United States went relatively smoothly. China promised to send troops to Europe within six months to start a war with Germany. It also promised to have no less than 300,000 troops and to send troops to Southeast Asia within three months to attack small areas in Southeast Asia. The Japanese went to war, but China also made a request of its own.
China has proposed to exchange the American scientist Oppenheimer. China can agree to the conditions of the United States, but the United States must give Oppenheimer to itself.
At present, the United States has just begun to prepare for the famous "Manhattan Project", and the project is only an intention and is far from reaching the actual stage. The true value of Oppenheimer is far from being reflected.
Seeing that China readily agreed to its request, the United States did not pay attention to the insignificant Oppenheimer and immediately agreed to China's request.
As a time traveler, Zhang Yunfei naturally knows the great value of Oppenheimer. In later generations, Oppenheimer was the chief scientist of the "Manhattan Project" and the real father of the atomic bomb. In later generations, the two atomic bombs dropped by the United States on Japan?It was developed by a team of Oppenheimer scientists.
Both China and the United States have achieved their goals, and everyone is happy with the negotiations. The US military has also promised not to set foot in Japan again.
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