War Doubts
After the great explosion. After the Chinese government's disaster report and various analyses on the domestic and foreign networks, the entire world was almost unanimous in believing that there would be serious unrest in China.
The main manifestations were the shortage of food, the decline in the quality of life, the severe economic depression, the uncertainty of personal safety, the various restrictions of the military government, the sudden and uncertain government policies, and so on.
With China's sudden invasion of afghanistanand the recruitment of tens of millions of soldiers, many countries around China had carried out large-scale countermeasures accordingly.
Almost all the countries had deployed considerable military forces to the borders of China to deal with any " accidents " that could happen at any time.
Meanwhile, in China, five days had passed since the big explosion. Looking at the chaotic social situation in China, some capable people had already begun to think of migrating abroad.
Many people who were incapable were filled with pessimism, and some people who were already dissatisfied with the government and society took the opportunity to spread various versions of rumors and serious social destruction.
The government could not stop killing and banning such people. The whole country was in chaos, causing panic throughout the country.
Slowly, they discovered that many young people had begun to secretly leave the country to avoid military service. Soon, it spread to a planned and organized departure.
As many countries around China had already deployed heavy troops at the border, and most of China's developed areas were in coastal cities, where unrest was the most serious, the first choice for people to leave was by sea (many countries 'aviation companies had long prohibited passenger planes from landing in China).
In the early days of the disaster relief, the government did not have the ability to manage it. In a short period of time, nearly 10,000 ships were sent out. However, most of them were intercepted by the surrounding countries before they could reach the shore. Some countries simply did not allow them to approach, and some countries had some incidents of arresting ships and fined them.
As India had many islands, its military defense was limited. Although they tried their best to appear civilized in the international community, there were too many ships and too many scattered ships. Although it was only a short five days after the big explosion, tens of thousands of people had entered the country.
In the end, due to their anti-China mentality, they sank more than a dozen ships, causing nearly 3,000 people to fall into the water and die or go missing.
In the country, some Chinese and overseas Chinese protested to the government for the actions of the army, which led to another anti-Chinese riot launched by the locals. In one day, tens of thousands of Chinese families were destroyed by the locals, and hundreds of people were injured or killed. The government only condemned the anti-Chinese forces and did not arrest anyone.
This incident attracted the attention and condemnation of the entire international community. Of course, this matter was insignificant when it came to reporting the development of the catastrophe in China and the progress of the war between China and the Taleban. It soon calmed down, but the anti-Chinese riots in the country did not end. Instead, they became more and more serious.
Perhaps it was only after the incident in Indonesia that the Chinese government began to pay attention to the illegal immigration at sea. They sent more coast guards to patrol along the coast, and the navy intercepted and escorted the stowaways back. As for India, they only condemned it a few times and left it unsettled. This was because the domestic affairs were already too busy to deal with. How could they have time to deal with the Chinese expulsion incident?
Domestically, it was no longer surprising that there had been a few days of disaster reports and unrest from time to time in various places. In addition, the war against the afghan taliban was not painful or itchy. However, the recent human disaster in India and Myanmar and a new round of anti-China behavior were of great concern.
There was a large-scale anti-Indonesia wave on the Internet. Some netizens even spontaneously organized a volunteer reinforcement of 100,000 people, claiming to attack Indonesia. Some busybodies even planned a detailed plan: They would leave other countries by land and then transfer to Vietnam to attack.
China did not respond to this, while some local armed forces in northern Myanmar claimed to be willing to provide some weapons and equipment for a fee.
Of course, most people in China and the rest of the world treated it as a joke or a momentary rage.
As the turmoil in China intensified, the people in the country began to flee abroad on a large scale, causing various border incidents to occur. The Chinese government and the military could no longer manage it, nor could they stop it. In the end, it led to several major border conflicts.
Faced with the refusal of foreign armed forces, the refugees began to form large-scale teams to break through the pass and began to carry weapons for self-defense.
As soon as the two sides met, they began to fight. Perhaps because some countries were still afraid of the power of the Chinese government, they could not let go. In a short period of time, thousands of foreign soldiers were killed and their weapons were stolen. The relevant countries immediately dispatched their troops to intercept, and the confrontation between the two sides triggered an even larger conflict.
The surrounding countries once again sent more troops to fight against illegal immigration and strongly protested to the Chinese government. They were extremely vigilant against illegal immigrants and were arrested and severely punished. The Chinese government had sent some troops to guard the border to intercept them, but how could China's long border be completely protected? From time to time, there would be illegal immigrants entering other countries and fighting with them. The Chinese soldiers on one side of the border could only watch as the illegal immigrants on the other side of the border fled with heavy casualties.
A week later, the Chinese government issued a strict anti-escape and anti-smuggling decree, and the situation changed fundamentally.
There were only three decrees against escaping and smuggling:
1. Any entry and exit behavior without the declaration and approval of the government department is illegal immigration.
2. Upon confirmation of the stowaways 'departure from the country, their citizenship of the People's Republic of China will be immediately revoked and all personal property will be confiscated.
3. The stowaways will be responsible for their actions after leaving the country. Regardless of death or injury, the deportees will undergo 10 years of labor reform before they can regain their citizenship.
Of course, given the terrible situation after the explosion of the Celestial Empire, the appearance of the upcoming military government, or the young people who escaped the military policy of the Celestial government, there were still quite a few people who would smuggle out of the country, but it was much less than before.
For some refugees who wanted to leave some chaotic areas, more and more people began to migrate to remote mountainous areas and border areas. This more or less affected the interests of ethnic minorities in remote areas, especially in Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, and Tibet. The reaction was the most intense. The religious organizations in Xinjiang had received some secret support from foreign countries. They believed that too many Han Chinese would affect the inheritance of the Muslim culture.
Because of some small personal conflicts, it slowly evolved into the disgust of the people of Xinjiang, and quickly led to attacks against other ethnic groups. Then, it became more and more intense. In a short day, it caused the death of more than 100,000 Chinese people, completely causing the confrontation between the Han and Uighurs.
Western media indiscriminately believed that most of the dead were Uighurs and began to openly encourage riots. Xinjiang's Muslim organizations also began to shout slogans demanding independence. The riots against the Han and the government continued from morning to night. The armed police force urgently entered the populated areas of Xinjiang. As the majority of the Muslim population was more intense, they relied on the Chinese government's consistent policy of being arrogant towards ethnic minorities, resulting in a strong confrontation. In the end, the Chinese government and military had no choice but to begin a brutal suppression.
The cities in Tibet were smaller, and the newly migrated Han people were not scattered, so the impact was better than in Xinjiang.
In addition, there were already large-scale Tibetan refugee armed forces from India (descendants of those who fled to India with the Dali Lama when Tibet was liberated in the last century) sneaking into the country to cause destruction. The Chinese government gave India a stern warning, but India did not buy it and continued to deploy troops to the border. They also demanded that the Chinese government return all the territory south of Aksai Qin and the wheat line. He had the intention of declaring war on the Celestial Empire to avenge his humiliation.
China had no choice but to send another 200,000 troops into Tibet to fight against the armed forces who had illegally entered the country and to maintain stability in Tibet.
Before the Chinese government issued the ban on illegal immigration, nearly a million Han Chinese refugees had already moved from Yunnan and Guangxi to Myanmar and Laos.(Due to the protection of the Vietnamese army, very few people were able to successfully smuggle into Myanmar and Laos. The road to Myanmar was blocked.) After the ban, they were forced to stay in the two countries. Moreover, the administrative and military standards of these two countries were low. Soon, some people set up camp in Laos and began to resist the Laotian army.
The situation in northern Myanmar was more complicated. The local forces in northern Myanmar were in chaos. The Kokang government in the first special zone was a Chinese society. More than 300,000 Chinese refugees escaped here in a week. The Chinese refugees were in the best situation here compared to other places. The Chinese scattered and gathered in the west and south. Many of them were extremely wealthy, bringing with them a large amount of money, gold, jewelry, antiques, and other items. Some of them traded for local houses and bought daily necessities, causing local prices to rise rapidly. Investment and taxes increased by more than ten times, and economic production began to soar in a short period of time.
At the same time, the Burmese government also wanted to mobilize heavy troops at the border like South Vietnam to prevent the influx of Chinese refugees into Myanmar. Before they reached the China-Myanmar border, they were suspected by local armed forces in northern Myanmar, which led to large-scale conflicts.
In the face of Myanmar's army of more than 100,000, the Kachin Department, Wa State Department, Kokang Special District, and more than a dozen local armed forces formed an alliance and unanimously declared war on Myanmar. Relying on guerrilla warfare caused heavy casualties to the Burmese army, and they had to temporarily retreat into the big cities. Some of the armed forces continued to move forward, and the Burmese people along the way also fled into the cities. Most of the mountainous areas fell into the hands of local armed forces. They boldly advocated the distribution of the newly obtained land to the Chinese refugees. Basically, they received support from all parties, but they had to buy the land with money.
For this reason, the armed forces of various parties, who had tasted the sweetness, constantly threatened the Burmese people who had not yet fled. As a result, the Burmese people fled at the sight of the wind.
After the bold idea spread to the Chinese refugees, it received strong support from the Chinese refugees. The rich Chinese bought land in these areas and arranged for many Chinese refugees to live.
The local armed forces also received a large amount of money, expanding the production and purchase of weapons and equipment, and transferring a considerable amount of pressure from the refugees. Everyone was delighted.
The Burmese refugees who fled from home were reported by the Burmese media, and finally, there was another nationwide anti-China and anti-Chinese behavior. The Chinese in Myanmar spoke Chinese, and those who could speak Chinese could not stand the ostracization and oppression. They approached North Myanmar and organized large-scale armed forces to fight against the Burmese government forces. The Burmese civil war, the Kowloon-Burmese War, had officially begun.
The Western governments accused the Chinese government of being the mastermind. The Burmese people believed it and announced that they had broken off diplomatic relations with China.
Myanmar announced that it would mobilize all its troops to kill the Chinese, causing the anger of all Chinese netizens. The Chinese government does not participate, does not support, and does not oppose the three noes policy). They donated money and goods, but the Chinese government strictly prohibited goods from entering Myanmar. Netizens organized a "volunteer army" to sneak into Myanmar and participate in the anti-Myanmar self-defense production of the Chinese organization. The number of Chinese refugees who joined the Chinese army (illegal entry and exit not approved by the Chinese government) increased to more than 30,000 in a week. More Chinese refugees entered the Chinese-controlled areas of Myanmar. Due to the large-scale material and personnel support of the Chinese refugees, the Kokang (Burmese Chinese) began to gain an advantage and slowly advanced into Myanmar.
On the seventh day of the first lunar month, the Chinese army had entered the territory of afghanistans with about 100,000 people. They controlled one-fifth of the small and medium-sized cities in afghanistans, fought 186 battles, injured 1402 people, and lost 295 people. 4362 people were injured and 1938 people died.
The administrative capacity of the afghan government was paralyzed by internal power struggles. However, under the pressure of the people in the country, various political parties and organizations in the country declared war on the Chinese government. The war between China and Arab countries had officially begun, but it was still not very intense.
Around China:
In the south, deploy 200,000 regular troops and 800,000 militia to the border of China and Vietnam, and strengthen the defense force of the islands and reefs in the South China Sea. At the same time, they trained 2 million reserve players.
Laos: extremely diplomatic work with China, hoping that the Chinese government would recognize the Chinese refugees in Laos as Chinese refugees, and request the Chinese government to provide financial and material support. It was used to map out the refugee areas and arrange the construction and management of the refugee camps in China. The Chinese who refused to enter the refugee camp were strictly investigated and handed over to the Chinese government for handling.
Myanmar: Due to the anti-Chinese influence caused by the conflict between the local government and the government, the China-Myanmar War has begun. China and Myanmar were on bad terms, and the main Burmese people in Myanmar started a full-scale "civil war" against the Chinese and other ethnic groups.
India: Expel former Tibetan refugees into China's Tibet and deploy heavy troops on the border between Pakistan. The domestic people and media generally demanded that China withdraw from the disputed area, and even prepared to take it back by force.
" Pakistan: also deployed heavy troops to the border between pakistani and pakistani. Due to the sudden entry of the chinese government into afghanistani territory, pakistani government did not inform pakistani government in advance, and there were some opinions about the brutal suppression of the islamic people in Xinjiang by the chinese government. However, due to pressure from India, they still stand on the position of the chinese government.
? In the aftermath of the invasion of the Chinese army and the collapse of the government, almost all tribes regarded China as an enemy. The guerrilla warfare against China was expanding throughout the country.
Five Central Asian countries: Due to the neutral nature of the country, as well as the influx of refugees from afghana and islamists from Xinjiang, some Chinese people continue to engage in brutal struggles in the five countries. The social security environment has almost collapsed. In addition, Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States are stirring up trouble behind the scenes. They are obviously dissatisfied with the Chinese government, but their weak strength makes it difficult for them to do anything. At least on the surface, they are not enemies with the Chinese government.
In the Muslim world, some countries followed the footsteps of the Western media and condemned China. However, the governments of all parties were neutral on the surface. In fact, there were already a large number of " jihadist guards " and materials ready to enter the country to fight against China.
Russia: Due to the large influx of refugees from China (entering directly through the frozen river in winter), it caused a great safety hazard to Russia. Russia carried out a very severe blow in some areas. At the same time, more than 100,000 soldiers were parachuted to patrol the border and participate in the fight against illegal immigration.
Mongolia: Due to its vast land and sparse population, millions of refugees had flooded in five days before the ban was issued by the Chinese government. There had yet to be any large-scale confrontation with the Mongolian army. The 20,000 Mongolian military and police forces were mainly distributed in the cities and were mainly responsible for the security of the cities. However, the Chinese refugees were only active less than 100 kilometers away from the border between China and Mongolia. They had already formed a large-scale gathering area. Even if the Mongolian army of 20,000 came, they would not be able to resist the refugee camp with large-scale traffic. However, the Mongolian government had already issued a strict declaration and occasionally sent a few planes to bomb. Of course, this would be condemned by almost half the world.
North Korea: Due to the lack of information, it is impossible to make an accurate judgment. However, it can be seen from the deployment of troops on the border that they have also deployed heavy troops. Only Koreans who can speak Korean are allowed to enter. Others are prohibited from entering (in fact, not many people go to North Korea).
Han Country: They are actively preparing for the second Korean War and are threatening and enticing North Korea's Kim Dynasty, looking forward to the unification of the Korean Peninsula. (There is news that the North and South have reached a partial consensus on unification.)
Japan: Raise combat readiness to level one. It was announced that in order to protect Japan's sea passages and the safety of Japan, warships had been sent to patrol Japan to the Strait of Malacca and mandatory inspections of various types of ships passing through the Japanese waters to and from China.
Most of the countries in Southeast Asia were actively assisting the United States and Japan in the safety of the South China Sea navigation channel and inspecting ships coming to and from China. Forbid the Chinese refugees and most of the ships from the Chinese Empire from coming ashore. All ships transporting strategic materials to China were prohibited from entering China. Some countries even openly opposed China.
Western Countries: Two Voices
One was to launch all kinds of accusations against China. The other was ambiguous (neutral). Those who supported China could hardly hear it, and what they could hear was only the sympathy for the disaster that China had suffered.
Due to the turmoil caused by the unprecedented catastrophe, people suddenly realized that a chaotic China was more terrifying than a stable China. As for the countries surrounding China, they were not fighting against the invasion of the Chinese army. Instead, they focused on dealing with the entry of Chinese refugees.
History was always shockingly similar. With the turmoil in the Celestial Empire, a considerable portion of the population would flee and migrate.
According to many historical sources, a considerable portion of the Chinese territory relied on this kind of migration to slowly assimilate the surrounding ethnic groups. In the process of assimilation, there were always some big and small conflicts that could not be avoided. In the end, either because of war or because of recognition, they were incorporated into the ruling system of the Chinese dynasty.
A large number of immigrants not only disrupted social order, but also threatened the ruling position of these countries. Due to various reasons, the countries around China were very strict in dealing with the issue of Chinese refugees.
Suspicion of war loomed over the countries surrounding China, especially after China announced that its veterans had returned to the army and that tens of millions of soldiers had been enlisted.
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