"Drag...Drag...Drag...Drag." Liu Fangzi was so scared that he couldn't speak smoothly when he saw Wang Danian's fierce voice. Wang Danian kicked him a few more times. Everyone shouted. Some people onlookers shouted: "When you fight, you beat him well, you beat him to death! The Beijing police are so good!" Liu Fangzi trembled and clasped his fists at the four foreigners, and then took Zhao Er and Wang Danian to drag the fainted person away. Fuhai quickly hugged the big-character poster tied together on the ground in his arms, and then caught up with Liu Fangzi and the others.

Liu Fangzi and others were very sensible and did not take the person back to the police station of the Sixth Police Station, but took him directly to Fuhai's house. Fuhai's wife Zheng Damei was surprised to see four people coming in with a man covered in blood. She screamed in fear. Liu Fangzi said, "What are you calling, don't shout."

"Senior brother, this is..." Zheng Damei asked in fear.

Fuhai quickly pulled the corner of his wife Zheng Damei's clothes, and snorted. Liu Fangzi ordered: "Xiao Wang, tie him to me, put him in your mouth and don't speak out. Zhao Er, go out and look at the wind. Fuhai, if you go to the Army Department now, go to the Army Department to find the Central Intelligence Investigation Department, which is called the Central Intelligence Investigation Department... Yes, this is the name, tell them that we have captured the rebels."

Fu Hai said with a look of fear: "Senior brother, we can either hand him over to Ruan Squadron."

"Fuck!" Liu Fangzi said, "If you want to get promoted, you will give up? Don't blame the brothers for not taking care of you. This opportunity cannot be missed. A few of us stinky men took this opportunity."

Fu Hai said: "I always feel that it is inappropriate. Let the Ruan Squadron find out in the future. Can't we wear small shoes?"

Liu Fangzi said with a grudge: "Are you a elm-mouthed head? Let's make such a great contribution, why are you still doing under Ruan Liancheng?"

"Besides, is this person really a rioter? It's not necessarily true." Fu Hai said.

Zhao Er seemed to be moved, and said, "Brother, or we should be safe?"

"What insurance is insurance?" Liu Fangzi said angrily, "A bunch of incompetent things, a bunch of incompetent things, you can watch it for me, I'll go." Fuhai and Zhao Er were very ashamed. But they didn't move the place. Wang Danian said, "Or I'll go, but I don't know the place."

Fu Hai hurriedly said, "Or we go."

Liu Fangzi said: "Okay. You two go, let's watch."

"Yes, just cover it up." Zhao Er also shouted.

When Zheng Damei saw that Liu Fangzi was in good command, she looked at her man's face and retreated. In contrast, she couldn't help but feel regretful. Looking at Liu Fangzi, she was a man no matter how she looked.

After receiving the information, the people from the CIC Department immediately interrogated the rebellion party. Before they could even severely interrogate, the tiger bench, pepper water, soldering iron, and brazier went to him. The kid immediately confessed that the underground party organized by several scholars who had returned from Japan was to join forces with those who opposed Wang Maoru to overthrow the military government and establish a truly democratic government. The underground party is also called an illegal party. The party law of the Republic of China stipulates that all party members must be registered and must be registered, and must be over 18 years old and non-students and soldiers. If the party management regulations are violated, the party will correct it immediately. If the crime is repeated, it will be regarded as an illegal party that overthrew the government and will be severely cracked down.

This small party was actually not long ago established. It was only after Wang Maoru announced the unification of China's military. However, during the investigation, the CIC Department found that the identities of these people were mysterious and radically captured half of the main forces. The other main trunks went to the Japanese embassy to protect them. The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs protested to the Japanese embassy and sent the Minister of Foreign Affairs Lu Zhengxiang and the special envoy Lu Zongyu to put pressure on Japan. The newspaper immediately exposed the conspiracy, and all public opinion pointed directly at Japan's intention to overthrow the newly established regime and destroy the Gonghe River.

This incident was first exposed by some small newspapers, and then reprinted by many small newspapers. The largest circulation of North China Daily and Wuhan Daily also promoted the news that Japan covered up its betrayal of the party. For a moment, this move aroused great public anger, and people's anti-Japanese sentiment gradually brewed.

On October 13, 2018, a demonstration broke out in Beijing, protesting against the Japanese embassy's shelter from the unrest. Of course, the march quickly turned into a demonstration of protesting against Japan, boycotting Japanese goods, and overthrowing Japanese imperialism.

President Sun Liwen also immediately issued a telegram asking the Japanese embassy to hand over several unrest parties, but Japanese ambassador Yuki Yoshiko used political assassination as an excuse to refuse to hand over the unrest parties. At this time, the UK actually got together with the Japanese and demanded that the Chinese government should not control speech, freedom of speech, and political dissidents should be allowed. The British demanded that China return the right to freedom of speech to the people and the people, and said that China is now a dictatorial government.

Why are the British getting together with the Japanese again?

It turned out that the British and Japanese finally reached an agreement in Australia, and the Japanese finally got rid of Australia. However, the entire Australian strategy made Japan's economy suddenly return to the European war. In order to seek compensation, Japan asked Britain to fully support them in China, and hoped that in the future, China would be bounded by the Yangtze River, with the UK's interest zone south of the Yangtze River and the Japan's interest zone north of the Yangtze River. The negotiating ambassadors of the two countries believed that China should continue to confront the north and south governments instead of the current unification, so the two sides reached the Canberra-Japan-Asian Agreement on China.

Chinese senior spy Li Muhan privately revealed the agreement. In order to protect Li Muhan, Wang Maoru began to let someone disclose one-third of the agreement, but this third of the content is how the British-Japanese agreement excludes other great powers and monopolizes the Chinese market. China published the agreement in major newspapers and other countries in the world, which aroused dissatisfaction among the great powers with Britain and Japan.

Moreover, in order to retaliate against the despicable assassination of the Japanese Empire, the Military Intelligence Department of the National Defense Forces dispatched some agents to form a Workers' and Peasants' Party in Japan, carried out armed riots, and even assassinated the close minister of Prince Hirohito Toshiro Ota, seriously injured one of Prince Hirohito's think tanks, Sato Hidetake (i.e. Li Muhan), and even captured Kita Akita City for a time, shocking the entire Japan.

Because Japan protected China's rebellion, it triggered protests across the country, and made Sun Liwen's first transfer of power and presidential speech more nationally and tougher.

Starting from October 13, 1921, a large-scale anti-Japanese demonstration broke out across the country, which then turned into a boycott of Japanese goods. Beijing, Tianjin, Wuhan, Xi'an, Shanghai, Nanjing, Guangzhou, Fuzhou... Anti-Japanese demonstrations were held all over the country, and riots were caused in some places. The police and the army had to go out and go to protect their Japanese consulate and embassy to prevent the situation from causing the two countries to fight and ending.

Sun Liwen sent diplomat Cao Rulin to negotiate with Japan, and China demanded that Japan hand over several rioters against the party and strictly handle the party in accordance with Chinese laws. Japan used this matter to put pressure on China and wooed other countries to jointly impose sanctions on China, demanding that the Chinese government be politically open and negotiate with other countries. Japan attempted to expand this matter to a global issue and to lure other countries to sanction China. Cao Rulin's request was rejected by Koba Youki, who believed that these people were political refugees, not so-called rebels, and people were qualified to speak freely and politically dissidents.

President Sun Liwen was almost so angry that he couldn't speak out about Japan's blatant harboring the party and his unreasonable demands to turn against the enemy. This was the first problem he encountered after taking office and the most difficult problem so far. After discussing with his aides, he decided to ask Wang Maoru to study it. However, Sun Liwen said angrily: "Shameless, shameless, extremely shameless! The imperial powers are undying to embezzle China! The Republic of China has a long way to go." The British government also made a request to ask the Chinese government to "open politically" and allow dissidents to exist.

Originally, Sun Liwen, as the "very great president" of the local government, would not have encountered such shameless requests from the great powers, but when he was the president of the Republic of China and had not yet handed over his power, he was the first to be insulted by foreign countries. Wang Maoru told Sun Liwen: "If China wants to rise, it must fight against Japan, and must recover Qingdao, Lushun, and the South Manchuria Railway."

Sun Liwen said: "Are you sure?"

"I have no confidence, but I'll be sure after three years." Wang Maoru said confidently, "It will take at least one and a half years for the military to integrate. We will use another one and a half years to prepare, so that's how we can." He sighed and said, "If the country wants to rise, it must have a battle."

Sun Liwen said: "Okay, give me some confidence, I can face the people."

Wang Maoru really didn't dare to promise anything to Sun Liwen. He was afraid that the president would promote what to do to the people after he was excited and then recovered his territory in three years...

Wang Maoru thought for a while and said, "Drag on."

"Drag it down?"

"The people's enthusiasm for anti-Japanese war cannot last long. Such anti-Japanese marches may last for three to five days, but the people also need life. After six or seven days, the people's enthusiasm fades away and they will naturally return to their previous lives." Wang Maoru smiled bitterly, "For foreign countries, we still need allies. The United States is an ally, but not a solid ally. Italy is a solid ally, but Italy is too weak and has no status internationally. Now we need an enemy that scares European and American countries."

Sun Liwen said in surprise: "You mean...Soviet Russia?"

Wang Maoru sneered: "If we are forced to force us, why wouldn't we join forces with the Soviet Union?"
Chapter completed!