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spn Chapter 498: The Americans surrender

November 5, 1947, San Francisco.

This very sudden riot was like a fire burning violently. Riots of various sizes occurred in many states, including San Francisco.

The imperial government adopted resolute countermeasures and deployed heavy troops. The riots in San Francisco were first put down, and the mobs flowed into rivers of blood. This riot suppression operation, which was not open to the public, ultimately left almost no activities left to participate in the riots.

Whites, blacks, and other mixed-race people were all given extreme orders to be shot on the spot.

With unprecedented strength, the Imperial Army resolutely implemented the highest order issued by the committee, checking every level and not letting a single executioner escape.[

The mob scattered and eventually retreated to neighboring Nevada.

"We solemnly inform the U.S. government that the empire will make every effort to eliminate all thugs who dare to oppose the empire. We will send troops to pursue and bring to justice these murderers who dare to swing the butcher knife at civilians..."

As a result, Cai E and Chiang Kai-shek jointly issued an announcement on the U.S. government in San Francisco, and immediately an airborne force rushed to Nevada day and night.

Nevada is not close to the sea, but it is closely adjacent to California.

The empire's territorial claim to the United States included two megacities, San Francisco and Los Angeles, in California alone. The thugs originally wanted to burn the fire in San Francisco to Los Angeles, but unexpectedly the U.S. military there was completely uncooperative and instead arrested many people.

Only then did the thugs realize that the top commander of the US military in Los Angeles had long been bribed by the Chinese.

Naturally, the empire would not give up on an important town like Los Angeles. Not only did it bribe most of the officers stationed in the local army, it also sent fleets and airborne troops to take over the second largest city in the United States.

Los Angeles was firmly under the control of the Imperial Army, and the mob could only swarm toward Nevada, a state adjacent to California.

"Commander Cai! All ministries are currently in place and can annihilate these thugs at any time."

The famous anti-Japanese general Cai Tingguang is serving as the chief of staff of the American Occupation Force this time. He is sitting on a high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft and inspecting the route of the convoy of thugs below.

He was reporting to Cai E in San Francisco via the machine communication system.

Looking down from the reconnaissance plane, I happened to see a long convoy escaping hastily towards Nevada. After being surrounded by heavy troops, those thugs who were eager to jump over the wall had no choice but to jump into the sea except Nevada.

As a result, the thugs successfully obtained the convoy and fuel. Except for the leader, Harris, who was captured alive and then thrown to the black people to play with anal sex, tens of thousands of thugs were fleeing.

Of course, these so-called thugs are not all the same. There are also civilians who are coerced by thugs. However, at least they have the initiative to escape.

According to the armistice agreement between China and the United States, people in California and several other states cannot move freely, assets cannot be moved, and resources cannot be transported away. Everything is the property of the empire. Once the United States violates the agreement, it will pay a heavy price.

Now, these people want to escape, so they are naturally classified as thugs.

At this time, in San Francisco, Cai E and Chiang Kai-shek were watching a real-time dynamic electronic map of the march.

On this electronic diagram, the data input by the new mechanical computer is rapidly presented in the form of an electronic diagram, and the Imperial Army, represented by two red arrows, is advancing rapidly.

In the center of the two red arrows, there is a black arrow, which is moving forward slowly. And behind the black arrow, there is a red arrow following closely.

"Mr. Jiang, you see, these are our two troops, the first and second airborne divisions, and the third division is following the thugs. We have completed a pincer attack on this group of thugs."[

Cai E pointed out the march situation on the electronic situation map and introduced it to Chiang Kai-shek.

After all, Chiang Kai-shek was not a military expert. Hearing this, he wondered, "Songpo, since we have surrounded the thugs, why don't you eat them in one go? Is it because you are afraid of losing too much?"

"Haha, of course not! This group of thugs has lost almost all their weapons and is running away with all their stupidity, trying to escape back to the hinterland of the United States. If we weren't chasing after them, they would be living and working in Nevada now."

Cai E smiled mysteriously, looked at the time, and said, "This anti-riot operation cannot be ended so simply. According to the Chairman's arrangement, the Americans will suffer a huge loss."

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Although there is no evidence that the interim U.S. government condoned this riot, there is evidence that multiple large American consortiums participated in the planning. Although they will be subject to absolute sanctions, the U.S. government is also inseparable."

"Oh? What does the Chairman mean?"

Chiang Kai-shek now no longer feels awkward when mentioning the words "Chairman of the Generalissimo". He remembered that when he first surrendered, when he heard someone calling him "Chairman of the Generalissimo", he thought he was calling him. After many years of habit, he finally finally surrendered after more than ten years.

Changed.

"If the thugs want to run, we naturally let them run. You see, our troops are marching with the thugs and have already occupied most of Nevada.

What the chairman means is that the best way to punish the United States is to cede its territory, Nevada, where our troops will never come back."

Cai E finally told the whole story. Chiang Kai-shek was stunned and then said, "In that case, why didn't the Chairman of the Generalissimo put forward some more territorial claims? I heard that the Chairman of the Generalissimo was worried that with our current national strength and energy, we would not be able to control such a vast territory.

land, so we did not make further attacks on the Americans.”

"Yes, it is indeed for this reason. The empire's current territory is too large. It is as big as the globe. If you look around, the vast tracts are all our red land."

Cai E continued, "However, the Chairman wants the Americans to suffer a dumb loss. They hate territory the most, so we will use the excuse of chasing down thugs to occupy Nevada.

In this way, the Americans cannot express their suffering and can only watch us occupying Nevada.

According to the Chairman’s vision, although we don’t care about Nevada, the Americans do, so we have to take it away from them!”

So, Chiang Kai-shek finally understood that this Chairman of the Generalissimo is really not a fuel-efficient lamp. He will do whatever the enemy fears most, and he will do whatever the enemy hates. He will rob whatever the enemy is reluctant to part with.

Now the Americans have suffered a lot, but there is nothing they can do about China.

The empire not only succeeded in suppressing the riot, but also took the state of Nevada for nothing. It was also able to frighten the original Americans in those territories. Even Canada was completely frightened.

"The operation to occupy Canada under the command of Deputy Commander Wang Zheng is now much smoother. Before, some Canadians took to the streets with flags to demonstrate and protest.

As a result, as soon as the shots were fired in San Francisco and the radio broadcast, those Canadians immediately changed their attitude.

Every time the troops commanded by Deputy Commander Wang enter the city, they are warmly welcomed by the crowd organized by the capitalists, hahaha..."

When he said this, Cai E also burst into laughter. Wang Zheng was an iron-blooded general. It was a good thing that the Canadians were so frightened that they were so obedient. Otherwise, with Wang Zheng's character, he would probably be suppressed by the iron-blooded general.

"In 'turbulent' times, you use heavy codes, shoot out the first bird with a gun, and show kindness and power at the same time. Chairman, this is killing two birds with one stone!" [

Chiang Kai-shek sighed.

Cai E: "Yes, the chairman of the Generalissimo is right. When you go to America, don't think that it is the America of white people and black people. That is the America of us Chinese. They can live on our land.

They can also become our law-abiding citizens, but once they resist and riot, then they are not citizens, but thugs.

We can give them conditions to live and work in peace and contentment, but they must surrender."

"Let's wait and see a new North America."

Chiang Kai-shek was also fascinated by it.

On November 8, 1947, China announced an operation to suppress mobs in Nevada and a temporary military takeover of Nevada.

A large number of troops entered Nevada, making the neighboring United States extremely nervous. At first, the Chinese army was only one army in size, but in just three days, China's military strength in Nevada increased to four divisions, and it could launch a border attack against the United States at any time.

The war broke out, and at this time, the main force of the US military was still trapped in Europe and India, with no time to withdraw. The local forces were scattered across the United States and could not move at all.

Faced with China's condemnation of the rioters, the release of evidence that several consortiums were involved in planning the riots, and the deployment of heavy troops to occupy Nevada, the interim US government felt as if it had eaten a big bowl of rat shit.

No one is willing to abandon their country and bear infamy, and no one is willing to let the country bear more huge compensation. Eisenhower had no choice but to announce his acceptance of China’s military operations in Nevada, and at the same time ordered an investigation into multiple consortiums, including the Morgan Consortium. On that day

A dozen senior members from various consortiums were arrested.

China even threatened that if the United States made any negotiations that undermined the armistice agreement, China would retain any sanctions and would refuse to implement all the parts of the Hanking Agreement related to the United States, which means that it would continue the war to the end.

The Americans finally compromised.

On November 11, 1947, Cai E held a press conference in Hanking and announced the proper disposal of the new territories of the Chinese Empire in North America.

First, it designated San Francisco as the capital of the North American administrative region. Second, it announced a series of personnel appointments and issued public speeches to all ethnic groups. What needs to be highlighted here is one measure: new rules for naming administrative units.

Major administrative name change.

Alaska was renamed Sunwu Province, California was renamed San Francisco Province, Washington was renamed Sunbin Province, Oregon was renamed Hanfei Province, and Hawaii was renamed Hawaii Province.

The following administrative divisions have also been renamed, using famous people in history. The Imperial Ministry of Culture selected a list of the most influential Chinese people for five thousand years, and named their administrative divisions after them. This idea was actually the work of Zhang Shu in his previous life.

, an idea I got when I was in Shanghai. There were too many streets named after celebrities, but Zhang Shusheng went a step further and directly selected 5,000 celebrities who have influenced China over the past five thousand years.

Of course, the rules are not dead. For example, Zhang Shusheng specially approved a group of modern Chinese celebrities to enter this sequence. There are generals and disabled veterans. As long as their achievements are enough to enter this big list, they can be named.

In fact, the list of 5,000 celebrities is far more than 5,000 people.

The ancients were extremely strict in their selection, while modern people were a little more relaxed. After all, many new provinces, with cities, counties and towns under them, needed to be named. This celebrity nomenclature arranged a large number of new selections at the town and village levels.

People with meritorious service in China.

This is also a special honor.

Many old soldiers, old southwest officers and soldiers, and old workers were notified by a red letter of good news, and were told that their names would be used to name the newly added land thousands of miles away.

"Comrade xxx, I am honored to inform you that according to the latest honor management regulations of the empire, you have been included in the list of candidates for naming administrative division units. Next, we will conduct a unified assessment and measurement, and your name will become the new name of the empire.

Add the administrative name of a county in xxx area within the territory..."

Those old heroes who are nearly seventy years old are all in tears. They have no idea that when they are old, the Chairman has not forgotten them and given them the greatest honor.

What is the purpose of a person's life and the autumn of vegetation? Not just for fame and fortune, not just to be famous in history.

From a historical perspective, their achievements may be ordinary, but from Zhang Shusheng's perspective, they are the most lovable people in New China, and the review of them is far less stringent than that of the ancients.

Just imagine, is an old hero who held a bayonet and killed seven or eight Japanese soldiers in one breath not qualified to be awarded the naming honor at the county or town level?

Are those scientists who have presided over research and development, biopharmaceutical research, and computer research not qualified to be considered for the naming of a certain main road or a certain county or city?

They all have rights and should enjoy this obligation!

They cannot live for a thousand years, not even a hundred years. What Zhang Shusheng wants to do is to let them die, but their names and their deeds will still be engraved on an administrative monument somewhere.

As long as you can make it to this big list.

This also means that the empire has completely abandoned those old English or Russian place names, and uniformly adopted new naming methods, ranging from a province to a town, a village, or a street.

Countless administrative monuments will be erected in various regions. The origin of the place name will be engraved on the administrative monuments to introduce the contribution he has made to the Chinese nation, so that his deeds will not be forgotten even for generations.

Of course, Zhang Lingxi has further ideas. Not only now, there will be more places to name in the future. Moreover, this plan is not messy, but has strict naming standards from the beginning.

No matter how much credit you have, or how much honor you can get, there is a system.

Some particularly famous ancient people, some figures from all walks of life such as imperial government, government, business, science and education who have made particularly great contributions will also receive the honor of naming administrative division units in space in the future.

Imperial citizens will hear many such place names in the future: "Huyun Town, Zhang Zhizhong Province, Wei Qi Road, Liang Zhikai Avenue..."

These names and administrative monuments will forever praise their achievements.

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Chapter completed!