"Hello, General, I'm Time Magazine reporter Gillian. Thank you very much for accepting our interview."

During the time when Jiangdong went to Chongqing, many foreigners came to Jincheng, including careerists, politicians, businessmen and journalists.

This Jillian is one of the many foreigners. She is a war correspondent for Time Magazine in China. She has been reporting on the situation on the battlefield in China since the Battle of Songhu.

The reason why Jiangdong accepted Gillian's interview was that he wanted to use the influence of Time magazine to spread his voice and prepare for his future entry into the world stage.

"Miss Jillian, my time is limited, if you have any questions, please ask directly." Jiang Dong sat in his seat and said with a smile.

Jillian took out the notepad she had prepared earlier and quickly got into work mode. He smoothed a trace of blond hair from his temples, and his eyes gradually became sharp:

"General, why are your troops able to win repeated battles despite successive defeats in battlefields such as Songhu, Nanjing, and Wuhan?

As far as I know, you used to have less than 10,000 troops under your command. Now you are only the commander of a division. Millions of troops have failed. Why is it that you are the only one who has won?

Is it because the other generals in your country are too useless? Or is it for some other reason?"

Jillian's blue eyes stared at Jiang Dong extremely seriously, and the business-like look on her face contained a stubbornness that would not give up until she achieved her goal.

Jiang Dong's eyes narrowed.

Jillian looks like a gorgeous beauty, with fair skin and sexy red lips, but I never thought that her language would be so sharp and her questions would be so tricky.

Under the gaze of those gem-like blue eyes, Jiang Dong chuckled at the corner of his mouth and stretched his brows,

"Let me make it clear first that your perspective on the problem is too one-sided."

"Oh, please correct me, General!" She looked like she was sitting upright, but her words contained a hint of provocation.

"First of all, it is extremely inappropriate for you to compare the battle of Wuhan with millions of people to the battle in Shanxi. The scale and level of the battle are different, and there is almost no comparability between the two.

Secondly, I want to make it clear that Chinese soldiers, whether they are generals or soldiers, love this land and this country. Maybe some of them lack ability, but when the invaders attack, they will fight without mercy.

Hesitantly rush towards the enemy's guns. You can't use a battle to

Judge their value by winning or losing. In my opinion, no matter what the outcome of the war is, those who sacrifice for the country and the nation are heroes. It is precisely because of these heroes that our country can resist on its own.

Japanese fascism. Our country has not surrendered now and will not in the future.

Finally, the reason why my army can win repeated battles is not only because the soldiers are not afraid of sacrifice and are brave and tenacious, but also because the scale of each battle is small and the Japanese army invests few troops. Not to mention many, if the Japanese

If we invest one army at a time, with about 100,000 troops, my troops will definitely be unable to resist, and victory will be out of the question.

So the question you just asked is inherently flawed, and there is no comparison between the two battlefields."

Jillian's eyebrows jumped happily for a few times. She was not discouraged by Jiangdong's counterattack on the first question. After taking notes, she asked again with a serious face:

"General, do you think that France and France are the public enemies of all peace-loving countries in the world?"

"Of course!" Jiang Dong replied without thinking.

A cunning look flashed in Jillian's eyes,

"We have received definite information that you are cooperating with Germany privately, and the scale of the cooperation seems to be quite large.

There is no doubt that Germany is a fascist country, and their intention to launch a war has become more and more obvious. Is it inappropriate for you to cooperate with the fascists at this time?

Or do you mean that you don’t care about the interests of European countries at all? You don’t care about the lives of those countries that are providing assistance to you in your war?”

Jiang Dong praised Gillian's sharp thinking in his heart, and after thinking for a while, he said:

"Communications between countries are all about interests. My cooperation with the Germans is actually very simple and not as complicated as you think. Besides, didn't they bring about the current situation in Europe? Appeasement.

The policy is to appease and support traitors. Seeing that it is about to reap the consequences, it jumps out and complains everywhere. It loses the style of old-style imperialism.

My country is being invaded, and countless compatriots are living under the butcher's knife every day. In such an environment, I only think about fighting the invaders, and I really have no time to care about the life and death of other countries thousands of miles away.

I believe that when European countries implemented the appeasement policy, they had anticipated the day when Germany would become stronger, and I also believe that they have the ability to safeguard their national sovereignty and territorial integrity!"

After Jiang Dong finished speaking, he picked up the teacup and took a sip. Confronting a woman was really laborious, no matter what time it was.

A hint of a scheming smile flashed across Jillian's face. She straightened her body, crossed her hands on her proud chest,

"General, can I understand that you are willing to cooperate with the fascists for the sake of profit?"

Jiang Dong almost spit out the tea in his mouth. He licked his lips and said in a relaxed tone:

"Germany has the intention to launch a war, but it hasn't started yet. It's not certain what the future will be like. You just put such a big label on me. I'm really wronged!"

Jillian obviously didn't expect Jiang Dong to say this. A trace of surprise flashed across her face, her red lips opened and closed, and words of complaint came out,

"General, this is sophistry and cheating. Who doesn't know that Germany..."

She spoke in confusion, and when she looked up, she saw Jiang Dong's expression that was half-smiling.

"Fake, he got teased!" Gillian's face was full of sullenness.

Jiang Dong tilted his head and spread his hands.

Jillian's face showed anger at first, then burst into laughter after a few seconds.

"General, since you have such a dishonest attitude, I will skip this question." She smoothed her messy hair from laughing, and her tone gradually became lighter, no longer so serious.

"What do you think of the future situation in Europe and the position of the United States? Answer me seriously and don't be perfunctory with me."

"As soon as the war begins, perhaps within a year, the European continent will all belong to Germany. I am afraid that only Britain on the other side of the Strait can hold on for a while longer.

As for the United States, it is watching the Sino-Japanese war with cold eyes. Even if the war in Europe begins, the United States will not take much action.

I would like to remind you that the appeasement policies of Britain and France serve as a warning. If the United States continues to adopt a sit-down attitude, perhaps Roosevelt will get up from the bed in the White House one morning and be surprised to find that the streets of Washington are already filled with Nazi flags.

Think about that scene, isn’t it exciting?

There may be a hint of gun smoke in the breath of freedom you breathe every day."

After Jiang Dong finished speaking, he winked mischievously.

"Is it so serious? Britain and France have hundreds of years of experience, how could they not be able to withstand it for even a year?

The United States is far away from the ocean, and no matter how powerful the Nazis are, they can't possibly reach the White House..."

Jillian's red lips were slightly opened, and her big blue eyes were full of shock.

She had done enough homework before the interview. She had also heard about Jiangdong's influence in Germany and other European countries. She couldn't believe what such a person said.

Although it sounds a bit alarmist, as long as Kodong Yan is right about 50% of it, it would be a big deal.

"That's what I said. You can report it back to the United States truthfully. Whether or not to report it, and how to report it, is up to your editor."

After hearing this, Jillian came back from the shock and quickly recorded Jiang Dong's words.

"Do you have any more questions?"

Jiang Dong stood up and asked.

Jillian also stood up, "General, can I stay with you?"

Jiang Dong's eyes were full of question marks.

Gillian explained hurriedly,

"Your prediction is so surprising. I want to stay in Jincheng and stay with your troops. While tracking and reporting on the battlefield, I will wait for the day when your prediction is confirmed."

"No problem, you can go to the Jincheng newspaper office and report it." Jiang Dong smiled slightly.

"I always only tell the truth, time will prove it to you."

Jillian also chuckled, but there was something strange in her smile.

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Chapter completed!