So what if I am the first secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union? Mr. Chen, who was always amiable, was so angry that he slapped the table at the meeting. It must have been the Soviet Union that relied on their identity as their elder brother and made some nonsensical requests! Sure enough, after visiting the United States for a while, Soviet leader Khrushchev seemed to be brainwashed, posing as if he had been brainwashed to participate in the 10th anniversary celebration of the New China, but in fact he stood up for the United States to warn China.
Khrushchev
Just look at this standard villain's face and you will know that nothing is good! Baodao has been China's territory since ancient times. What does it have to do with it and the United States? What qualifications do the Americans have to use this issue as a bargaining chip for peace talks between the two sides? Premier Zhou also made it clear that if you want to negotiate, you can . The United States must withdraw its excess troops first, so you must be sincere.
I don’t know if Khrushchev only had corn in his mind. He couldn’t even distinguish between the most basic international issues and internal affairs. is an outsider for the treasure island, let alone the Soviet Union.
At this time, Khrushchev did not expect China to refuse, and the embarrassment of on his face was written on his face. knows how much he has. Seeing that the Taiwan issue has no say, Khrushchev began to take advantage of the situation again. called it a request for our country to release two pilots, Donnel and Fektu.
Sino-Soviet negotiations
This was during the period when the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea. In order to spy on intelligence, the United States airdropped spies from my country's northeastern region, collecting intelligence and destroying communication facilities, just like invisible infiltration borers, threatening the security of the Northeastern region. If you want to say that the Taiwan issue is not the Soviet Union, it has nothing to do with them. The Chairman's answer to such unreasonable requests is also simple and direct - no, no.
You should know that when Khrushchev went to the United States, Eisenhower was very polite to him, but he didn't want to come to China and was shocked at the conference table. The leader of a country is a scammer and slick , without any big brother. He is both a socialist country, but repeatedly jumps on the issue of principle regardless of consequences. sees that there is no chance to ask China to release US military spies, and starts to make trouble on shelling Kinmen again. Why didn’t you say hello to him in advance when you shell Kinmen?
shelling Kinmen
I still have the nerve to say that this does not conform to the principle of getting along with brotherly countries. Let me ask, when Khrushchev was deceived by the United States and provoked China on the bottom line of principles, did he consider whether the two countries were brothers? What's more, President Chen of had already notified the Soviet Foreign Minister at that time. Seeing that he had no reason, Khrushchev became more and more aggressive again, which was ridiculous.
Kinmen is also an inherent territory of China. Khrushchev really thinks he is, and he makes trouble on this issue. What does it have to do with the Soviet Union? Originally, the Sino-Soviet talks were carried out based on further cooperation between the two sides, but what else can I say if Khrushchev does this unreasonable thing? No wonder President Chen, who has always been a good temper, can't help it.
Soviet aid expert
The United States wanted to use Khrushchev as an intermediary's plan to fail, and Khrushchev did not expect to be speechless. In anger, he withdrew the experts who helped build atomic bombs in China. He was petty and was afraid that China would be hard to suppress them. But the fact is that a country could not always rely on others if it wants to develop. It is better to become a giant than to stand on the shoulders of giants. We can do it ourselves without the Soviet Union. Facts have proved that the Chinese are never afraid of threats and challenges. Countless scientific researchers have hidden names, carried out research under the most difficult working environment, and used abacus to produce data. Finally, the first atomic bomb exploded on October 16, 1964, giving the new China the strength to become a giant.
