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spn While the General Staff and the Ministry of National Defense were busy formulating plans, mobilizing troops, and deploying matters for the invasion of England. *Very literary* The landing plan for the United States, jointly composed of the General Staff, the Ministry of National Defense, and the Naval Command, was also in full swing at the same time.

Make final corrections.

A fleet is being mobilized, and aircraft carriers are gathering in large formations. The entire maritime plan will be of unprecedented scale.

"Chairman, the landing in the United States has not changed much according to the original plan. The Hawaiian Islands will be our first target. We will first use strategic transport aircraft to transport troops from Guam to the airport in Hawaii, take over here, and then form a

Strategic deterrence across the United States.

At the same time, our super fleet will sail towards the Hawaiian Islands in both directions, north and south, and eventually land in the several states we gained."

After Jiang Baili finished speaking, he paused and looked at the Chairman who was deep in thought.[

Half a year ago, the General Staff, the Ministry of National Defense, and the Naval Command received a top-secret order, requiring them to deploy capable staff members and formulate a plan to land on the West Coast of the United States. The goal given at that time was to occupy the United States for four weeks.

, and now there is one more state.

These five states, Alaska, California, Washington, Oregon, and Hawaii, are either very strategically located or very rich in resources.

Moreover, from the perspective of the entire geographical distribution, Hawaii can serve as China's maritime strategic deterrent rear base, while the four states on the west coast can be combined with the Canadian region to form a circular encirclement of the entire United States.

It can be said that even Eisenhower saw that the living environment of the United States will be very harsh in the future. Even if China does not deliberately deal with the United States.

Zhang Shusheng stared at the huge maritime situation map in front of him. It was filled with red flags of various colors to mark the actions at each stage. Landing in the United States and taking over those five states was actually more difficult than landing in the United Kingdom.

The British were cornered and could not even leave the country. The fleet was also guarded by the German fleet. The little British Peninsula was truly at the end of its rope.

The Americans, even though they were forcibly taken away Canada and five states, at least nominally retained such a huge territory.

"Chairman, the Chinese in the United States, especially the Chinese in San Francisco, have spontaneously organized grand demonstrations after learning that our empire will take over these cities.

They even invited dragon and lion dance teams, singers, and artists from all over the world just like they were preparing for a New Year celebration, and prepared to hold the grandest celebration party on the so-called D-Day."

Cai E also said happily.

Landing in the United States is a grand event, and it is naturally a grand festival for millions of Chinese in the United States.

Zhang Shusheng raised his head and said with a smile, "In the past, some of these people were sold, some were moved to find gold, and some were arrested as laborers. In short, they suffered a lot. But we Chinese are good at struggling, and we can do whatever we want.

Where to take root.

But the biggest difference between us and other nations is that we are nostalgic.

No matter how far he goes, every Chinese has one root in his heart, and that is the motherland."

Before traveling through time, Zhang Shusheng had seen many such situations. Many old people, gray-haired and hobbling, still traveled thousands of miles to return home.

They are not coming back to show off their wealth overseas, they are coming back to see their homeland.

They stood in front of the tombs and tombstones symbolizing their ancestors, meditating quietly and feeling the taste of their hometown.

Listening to the local accent and looking at the familiar land of China, they felt that even this moment in their lives was worth it.

They used the money they had earned through hard work overseas to build schools, build bridges and roads, build libraries, and establish education funds...[

There are too many feats that only the sons and daughters of the Chinese nation can accomplish. *Very literary* They are not simply for fame and wealth, but want to serve as an overseas wanderer for their homeland, the land that haunts their souls. Make a little contribution to prove that you have come back, that you are a son or daughter of China, and that you have never forgotten your roots.

"Chairman, I also heard that among their parade slogans, they also included a slogan to welcome the Chairman to inspect," Jiang Baili said.

"Let me go?"

Zhang Shusheng was stunned for a moment, then said, "I should go there. Well, when the situation calms down a little, I'll go to San Francisco."

"Is the Chairman really going to go?"

Jiang Baili, Cai E, and Quan Haoqian were all stunned. They didn't expect that the chairman of the committee, who rarely went out, would be willing to go after casually mentioning it.

"I rarely visited foreign countries in the past because I didn't want to do things I didn't want to do in other people's countries. Now, several states in the western United States are our territory. When I went, I was in my own country. It is a declaration of sovereignty.

Secondly, my trip is also to convey a message to Chinese people all over the world that China will never abandon the Chinese people."

Zhang Shusheng knew that due to the secret transfer plan before the nuclear attack, basically all the Chinese in the United States were concentrated in these western states.

In fact, they are also afraid that the Americans will cause chaos during the power transition period, and they do not know how determined the central government is to defend its overseas territories.

Moreover, they are also worried about whether overseas Chinese will be able to enjoy the same preferential treatment policies as Chinese citizens in other regions during the reorganization of the new regime, etc.

In a word, they still have some worries about the central "government" and feel uneasy. They are both happy and frightened. This should be the complicated mood of the wanderers when they discover overnight that what they used to call overseas has become the territory of China in the blink of an eye.

"That's great. As long as security work is done well, the chairman and his colleagues are supporting our overseas Chinese sons and daughters and announcing to them the beginning of a new life."

Deng Haoqian also said happily.

The decision was made, Zhang Shusheng didn't say much, and after discussing the program again, it was over.

"Chairman, your schedule is all arranged!"

Mao Yun came in first and reported.

"Okay, we'll leave in ten minutes."

Zhang Shusheng tidied up briefly, picked up the handsome windbreaker, put it on, and left the office building. A convoy from the Imperial Security Department was already waiting there.

Sitting in the car, thinking about the person he was about to meet, his mood was still a bit complicated.

Chiang Kai-shek, former leader of the Republic of China and now director of the Imperial Library.

Two months ago, Zhang Shusheng signed a committee order appointing many Kuomintang members, and they were also the last batch of Kuomintang members waiting to be appointed.[

Among them, Chiang Kai-shek, who was the director of the Imperial Library, became an honorary member of the Imperial People's Committee. His status was similar to that of a political adviser to the empire, and he could participate in politics in another capacity.

However, after receiving the appointment, Chiang Kai-shek did not sing praises in one breath. Instead, he calmly wrote a letter to Zhang Shusheng, confessing his changes in his mentality over the years and his feelings about the rapid changes in the empire.

In the letter, he expressed his gratitude to Zhang Shusheng as a citizen.

This incident brought back Zhang Shusheng's memories of history.

Historically, the Republic of China in the hands of Chiang Kai-shek was limited by the special environment at that time, with sharp social conflicts, political corruption, and even more problems.

However, the entire Kuomintang system still has merits. Especially in its original history, they suffered a lot of unfair treatment.

Of course, the biggest injustice is in the war of resistance against Japan.

Those Japanese officers and soldiers who fought bravely may end up very miserable.

The cold treatment of Chiang Kai-shek over the years has actually worked very well. He stayed in the Imperial Library like that, doing academics and research all day long, and doing some charity at the same time. He just didn't get involved in politics, let alone have any collusion with hostile forces.

Years of ordinary life have transformed him and Song Meiling from a high-ranking leader couple into ordinary people living a daily life. It is impossible to say that they are not disappointed, but he has indeed changed a lot.

Judging from the evaluation report of the Special Intelligence Department, Chiang Kai-shek actually had great mood swings in the first year, but he was able to calm down later. From being uncalm to calm, a leader became the director of the Imperial Library and his wife Soong Meiling

Then he became a university foreign language teacher.

At that time, Zhang Shusheng thought that Soong Meiling would be more unwilling to be lonely than Chiang Kai-shek. However, it turned out that Soong Meiling was more like a lady, capable of both high and low, and her performance in teaching and educating people was quite good. Over the years, she had become a leader of Hanking.

The deputy dean of the university's School of Foreign Languages. She alone is proficient in several foreign languages.

Regarding the issue of foreign languages, Zhang Shusheng implemented this educational slogan: "In the past, you learned foreign languages ​​well in order to go abroad to learn advanced Western ideas and cultural knowledge. Now, you learn foreign languages ​​in order to one day eliminate them."

Yes, learning foreign languages ​​is to eliminate foreign languages.

The empire is going to carry out Chinese education on a wide scale, which requires a large number of loyal talents who are proficient in the languages ​​of various ethnic groups. In this way, in the process of widespread Chinese education, the previous generation, the second and the third generation can be gradually eliminated, and their culture can be wiped out.

Defeat and ultimately perish.

Therefore, the trend of learning foreign languages ​​in the empire is still very strong, but it is free and not mandatory.

"Squeak~"

Soon, the convoy arrived at the Imperial Library. The guards simply set up a security line and did not evacuate the people who happened to come to the library to borrow books.

When people saw their beloved chairman get out of the car and walk into the library, everyone present burst into warm applause.

"Welcome the Chairman of the Generalissimo to inspect the Imperial Library."

Chiang Kai-shek is dressed in academic attire and wearing thick glasses. He looks much older than he was more than ten years ago, and his face no longer looks as impressive as before. After all, that was 1933, and 14 years have passed since he wore the glasses.

It takes 14 years to flatten a leader's ambitions. It takes 14 years to completely transform a person who was once aloof into a person who is adaptable to life and work.

Chiang Kai-shek, who was born in 1987, was only 46 years old 14 years ago and was at the peak of his life. Today, 14 years later, he is 60 years old and can be considered an old man.

At a glance, Zhang Shusheng saw that the all-powerful chairman of the committee in his impression was no longer there, but a scholar with half a head of silver hair and a bookish air.

I took off my military uniform and put on academic clothes, as well as those thick glasses. What was once a decorative crutch has now become a real crutch.

"Chairman, I'm looking forward to your coming."

Chiang Kai-shek himself found it strange that in the past ten years, he had never actually met Zhang Shusheng once. Even during the negotiations that year, the chairman of the General Assembly had not "appeared".

However, he was very sure in his heart that he and the Chairman would have a chance to meet.

Unexpectedly, more than ten years have passed and China has transformed from the dilapidated country it was back then to the most powerful country in the world today.

This nation has achieved so many great feats in the past few decades, especially in the past ten years, and its social life and economy have developed rapidly in all aspects.

The reluctance I felt back then has long been conquered by the facts.

"My position is not unjust. The country is in ruins, so naturally it should be destroyed and then rebuilt. Only a great man like Shen Xinggong can achieve such great achievements. For five thousand years, no one dares to compare with him."

This is what Chiang Kai-shek said to Soong Meiling in private, which is his most sincere comment on Zhang Shusheng.

"I have wronged you, Mr. Jiang, over the years. I came to see you and have a chat."
To be continued...