On November 11, the American and British governments relaxed their attitude and expressed their willingness to help Japan return to the negotiating table, because the United States and Britain did not want to see a new battlefield appear in the Far East. Special envoys from France and Germany also made urgent visits to China and Japan.

It is hoped that China and Japan will give up their current tough stance and return to the negotiation table. On November 17, China has ended its naval exercises and stated that it can continue negotiations. The Japanese government also stated that it will return to the negotiation table. A new round of negotiations has been finalized.

It will continue in Paris on November 20th.

On November 20, the two sides returned to the negotiating table. This time, the Chinese government lowered its demands, saying that Japan could use the Ryukyu Islands in exchange for the war compensation of up to 300 billion U.S. dollars demanded by China. In fact, this is already a lot of the Chinese government's demands.

China has made a big concession. This approach of China has aroused dissatisfaction among the people at home. Civil society groups have expressed that they should not relax their attitude towards Japan. However, the Chinese government has made great sacrifices in the hope of ending the war as soon as possible.

When China was weak, the Japanese government did not express its willingness to make the slightest concession. Instead, it raised its tone and stated that Japan would consider whether war reparations should be so high. This attitude of Japan angered the Chinese government and people.

The Chinese government announced that the ceasefire negotiations would be postponed indefinitely, and the temporary ceasefire agreement on the battlefields of Korea and Taiwan would be terminated. It also announced that China would restart its offensive against the Japanese on the 21st at the latest. The Chinese negotiating team left Paris and set off back home.

At 2 o'clock on November 21, the Chinese troops in North Korea and Taiwan launched attacks against the Japanese troops at the same time. On the Taiwan battlefield, the Chinese Air Force had completely controlled the air superiority of the battlefield, and the more than 100,000 Japanese troops trapped in Hualien were about to eject.

Food was exhausted, and the Chinese ground troops also began their final attack on Hualien City. On the Korean battlefield, the Chinese and North Korean troops jointly launched an attack on the Japanese troops in the Busan area. Under fierce artillery fire and indiscriminate bombing by bombers,

The Japanese troops on the ground felt like they were in purgatory on the 18th floor of hell.

On November 22, the two aircraft carrier formations of the Chinese Navy's East China Sea Fleet ended their supplies at the Zhoushan base and began to move toward the waters of southwest Korea. After the US Seventh Task Force withdrew from the Yellow Sea, the Chinese Navy had no opponents at all.

, now the Yellow Sea, East China Sea, and South China Sea have become the basic scope of Chinese naval activities.

On November 23, Japan’s task force consisting of two light helicopter carriers (modified on the Dayu class, mainly to increase the ability to carry the latest F-35 vertical take-off and landing fighter jets) arrived in the Tsushima Strait in the Sea of ​​Japan

On the one hand, to deal with the threat of the Chinese aircraft carrier fleet. On November 24, the Chinese air force in North Korea launched an attack on the Japanese task force. The entire attack only lasted for one hour. In the end, the Japanese fleet was sunk by a light aircraft carrier.

1 anti-aircraft cruiser and 3 multi-functional destroyers. The Japanese task force suffered a heavy blow and was forced to return to its base on Honshu Island, Japan. From now on, the Japanese fleet no longer dares to operate independently without the protection of shore-based aviation.

This battle example also shows that the light aircraft carrier formation has no survivability at all in fierce sea and air battles.

On November 26, the Japanese government expressed its willingness to return to Paris to continue negotiations on the armistice. On November 27, the Chinese government stated that its demand for war reparations against Japan would be increased to US$500 billion. If Japan does not accept this condition, China will not

He will participate in armistice negotiations and stated that if negotiations are to take place, all previous agreements will be modified to a certain extent based on the outcome of this battle. He also stated that China will not make any more concessions on the Ryukyu Islands issue. 1

On January 28, under pressure from the United States, Britain and other countries, as well as the fact that it no longer had a maritime force capable of resisting the Chinese naval formation, the Japanese government was forced to accept the conditions offered by China, and the new negotiation date was set for December 4.

Continued in Paris. On December 4, China, North Korea, and Japan returned to Paris. Because Britain and the United States had signed ceasefire agreements with China and North Korea respectively before that, Britain and the United States did not send representatives to participate in the negotiations this time. The two sides discussed the previous

All relevant provisions have been revised. In terms of the staffing of judges in the courts that try Japanese war criminals, China has obtained 2 of the 5 judge seats. Now China and North Korea have occupied 3 of the 5 judges, so the Japanese war criminals are

If the case is tried in The Hague, the consequences will not be much better.

On December 6, the two sides took a day off to seek domestic opinions on the demands made by both sides, and then continued negotiations on the issue of war reparations. This time, China also added a clause to the issue of reparations. Starting from this day

, until the war actually ends, or until the Japanese troops completely withdraw from Taiwan and North Korea, Japan will be responsible for compensating the Chinese people and troops in Taiwan US$200 million every day, and the North Korean military and civilians US$300 million. The addition of this article limits Japan

People can talk if they want to, but they can't talk if they don't want to, and they are picky about China's demands.

Of course, China has written this clause into the prerequisites for future negotiations. That is to say, as long as this negotiation breaks down, then if new negotiations are to be held next time, this condition must be recognized first, otherwise China will refuse to negotiate.

.China's tough stance has made people all over the country vent their anger. Now it is no longer that China is being bullied by others, but it is time for the Chinese to start taking revenge on the despicable nations that bullied China in the past. And Japan itself has no

The strength of the war will continue, so it can only swallow this unpalatable fruit. On December 7, the Chinese delegation stated that due to the delay of the Japanese negotiating team in yesterday's negotiations, many Chinese representatives showed up.

We are tired, so we will adjourn the meeting today so that the tired Chinese negotiators can rest. Now the Japanese are anxious. This break for China is really expensive. If Japan finally accepts the armistice, then on this day, it will be very difficult in Taiwan and Korea.

If this happens, Japan will have to pay an additional US$500 million in compensation.

On December 8, the negotiations resumed. On this day, the Japanese government representatives quickly agreed to the demands of China and North Korea, which made the Chinese and North Korean negotiators feel extremely relaxed. The specific content was that Japan agreed to pay the Chinese government after the war.

The fixed war reparations of 500 billion U.S. dollars will be paid within 20 years. The war reparations of 100 billion U.S. dollars will be paid to the North Korean government, and the payment time will also be 20 years.

On December 9, China and Japan formally held 10 days of arduous negotiations on the Ryukyu Islands issue. This time, the Chinese government demanded that Japan return the Ryukyu Islands to China unconditionally, but the Japanese government stated that it would not do what China wanted. The two sides were arguing.

After no agreement, the negotiations ended. On December 10, China and Japan once again started negotiations on the issue of the Ryukyu Islands. When the gap between the demands of the two sides was too large, both the Chinese and Japanese governments made concessions, and China expressed its willingness to conditionally obtain from Japan.

Of course, accepting the Ryukyu Islands has limited the scope of the highest conditions. Japan only said that it could consider handing over several islands in the southernmost part of the Ryukyu Islands near Taiwan to China, but it did not say that it would be returned to China. Moreover, these islands are fundamental

Without strategic value, neither airports nor military ports can be built. Although the gap between China and Japan has narrowed, it is still too big, and finally decided to continue tomorrow. On December 11, the Chinese government stated that it could relax conditions and return to

Until the last time, Japan was asked to use the Ryukyu Islands to compensate for war reparations. The Japanese government also stated that it could give up several islands with good natural conditions. In the end, there was still no substantial progress.

On December 12 and 13, the Chinese government expressed doubts about the sincerity of Japan's negotiations and proposed to adjourn the meeting. On December 14, China and Japan once again began negotiations on the issue of the Ryukyu Islands. Japan agreed that China would

Military bases have been set up on large islands, but China's demand remains unchanged, requiring the full recovery of the Ryukyu Islands. Negotiations between the two sides have reached a deadlock. On December 15, the US special envoy made an emergency visit to Japan to discuss the dispute between Japan and China on the Ryukyu Islands.

The issue launched a diplomatic lobbying campaign against the Japanese government. At the same time, the Japanese government urgently recalled the negotiating team. At this time, there were already rumors that Japan was preparing to give up control of part of the Ryukyu Islands.

On December 16, the two sides held negotiations again in Paris on the ownership of the Ryukyu Islands. Japan agreed to cede the Sakishima Islands south of Okinawa to China, but the main body of the Ryukyu Islands did not agree to return it. China also made certain concessions.

, indicating that Japan can set up several service offices in the Ryukyu Islands to deal with Japan's remaining issues. However, the gap between the two sides still cannot be bridged.

On December 17, the Chinese delegation returned to China. France, Russia, and Germany all sent diplomatic lobbying groups to visit China, hoping that China could lower its demands on the Ryukyu Islands. The U.S. special envoy also lobbied the Japanese government, and Li Cong saw that he

It's hard for a person to survive alone, so he'd better endure it first.

On December 18, China and Japan finally reached an agreement to return all the Ryukyu Islands, but for the time being only Okinawa and some of the islands south of Okinawa were returned. The islands north of Okinawa (excluding) were leased to Japan by China for 99 years, every year

The rent is US$10 billion (calculated in 2009 currency, and will rise in the future according to price inflation). China has opened a military base for Japan on Okinawa, with a lease term of 20 years and an annual rent of US$2 billion (according to the above

Algorithmic calculation). Japan is not allowed to conduct military deployments on the leased islands. China and Japan finally reached an agreement on the issue of the Liuqiu Islands, and the entire armistice peace negotiations between China, North Korea, Japan, the United States, and the United Kingdom finally ended.

On December 20, China, North Korea, Japan, the United States and Britain signed a peace agreement (Appendix), and the war between Taiwan and Korea formally ceased fire. The world returned to the peaceful era. (Appendix, brief introduction to the "China-US Paris Peace Treaty": First, the United States

Complete the withdrawal of troops from the battlefields of Taiwan and North Korea before December 31. (Attachment, only military personnel can be evacuated, and no military supplies are allowed to be taken away) (Note: The United States has actually completed the withdrawal of troops before this, so

This is just a symbolic provision.) Second, the United States must complete the new military deployment allocation in the Western Pacific before December 31. The U.S. military in the Western Pacific can only garrison troops in Guam and two military bases in the Philippines.

The number of personnel shall not exceed 20 years. The term of this treaty will not expire until there is a large-scale war operation in the Western Pacific region, after consultation with the Chinese government. Third, the U.S. naval strength in the Western Pacific region can only have one aircraft carrier formation, of which the largest

1 aircraft carrier and 15 large combat ships (displacement of more than 1,000 tons). Fourth, the U.S. war compensation against China is 100 billion U.S. dollars (calculated in 2009 currency, and will increase according to inflation in the future), which will be paid in 20 years.

The content of the Sino-British Paris Peace Treaty is basically similar to the "Sino-US Paris Peace Treaty", except that the British war reparations are only 20 billion U.S. dollars. Brief introduction to the content of the "Sino-Japanese Paris Peace Treaty": First, the Japanese army must be released before December 31

Complete the withdrawal of troops from North Korea and Taiwan. (Additional content is the same as the "Sino-US Paris Peace Treaty.") Second, Japan must pay US$500 billion in war reparations to China. (Additional content is the same as above) Third, Japan must pay 1

Months later, the war criminals proposed by China and North Korea will be transferred to the Special International Tribunal in The Hague for trial on January 31 at the latest. (Sino-Japanese Ryukyu Islands Sovereignty and Lend-Lease Treaty) Introduction: First, Japan returns (gives up) the sovereignty of the Ryukyu Islands to China

, Japan shall no longer have a dispute with China over the sovereignty of the Ryukyu Islands. Second, China leases the Ryukyu Islands north of Okinawa (excluding) to the Japanese government for a 99-year lease with an annual rent of US$10 billion (attached, press

2009 currency value). Third, China leased the Kadena Air Force Base in Okinawa to the Japanese government for a 20-year lease with an annual rent of US$2 billion (attached, based on 2009 currency value).

Third, the Japanese government must complete the evacuation mission from the Ryukyu Islands before January 31. If there are Ryukyu Islands citizens who are unwilling to return to Japan, the Chinese government is willing to accept them as Chinese citizens. (China, North Korea, Japan, the United States and the United Kingdom Prisoner of War Repatriation Agreement) Mainly

The content is that all prisoners of war must be repatriated within one month of the end of the war, and no later than January 31. The texts of these treaties are very long. I have only cited some important and representative ones here, not the full text.

Write them all down, please let everyone know.) At 24:00 on December 31, the last batch of Japanese transport ships transported the last batch of Japanese troops from Hualien. An hour ago, the last batch of Japanese troops in North Korea also evacuated North Korea.

This war that lasted for more than a year is finally over. The Chinese people have used their own strength to officially prove that China has become stronger and is no longer afraid of any strong enemies. A large number of national heroes have also emerged in the war to defend their country.

Like war heroes, China sacrificed 350,000 officers and soldiers throughout the war, and injured hundreds of thousands. Direct economic losses reached 300 billion U.S. dollars, and indirect economic losses are immeasurable.

The energy group's losses in the war were also huge. Just talking about the supply of weapons and ammunition is a huge number. The energy group lost more than a thousand aircraft of various types alone, equivalent to more than 50 billion US dollars in funds. The consumption of various ammunition

It is even more huge, equivalent to hundreds of billions of dollars in funds, and there are casualties. Although this war has brought more than 50,000 elite soldiers to the energy group, it can also allow the energy group's military departments to enter a period of huge expansion.

But the loss of more than 60,000 people also made Li Cong feel distressed for a while. Although this number is nothing compared with China and Japan, but they have great undertakings, how can I compare with them?

But in general, the gains are not small. Taiwan and the Ryukyu Islands are our own. The contract only states that the Chinese government will not be allowed to prune military bases. The energy group did not care about that and started construction the day after the contract was signed.

If you have any problems, just come to us to talk. Our new branch building in Japan has begun construction. Li Cong, the Japanese who caused heavy losses to himself, has no good face at all.

A war is no problem.

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