German Chancellor Angela Merkel reminded the Chinese that the Russians are occupying vast territories that formerly belonged to China. Beijing already knows that Russia is the worst enemy, since in past centuries it captured 1.6 million square meters from China. kilometers of land. She will only have to give up the occupied lands, paying a high price for her invasions.

On March 28, during a visit to Germany by Chinese President Xi Jinping, Chancellor Angela Merkel gave him a gift. She presented a historical map of China, published in Germany in 1735. On it, part of the territory of today's Russian Far East is part of "old China."

Note that the PRC has long considered the Russian Far East its historical territories. In modern historical atlases, it is directly indicated that the northern border of the Yuan dynasty (Mongolian dynasty of the XIII-XIV centuries) extended to the Arctic Ocean, and during the Qing empire (from the XVII century) most of the Russian Far East and part of Siberia were also part of China.

The Chinese press regularly reminds of this and publishes scenarios of the war with the northern neighbor. For example, last year, the pro-government Chinese newspaper Wenweipo published an article entitled “6 wars in which China should participate in the next 50 years,” writes daokedao.ru.

All six of these wars must be waged to reclaim the territories that imperial China lost as a result of the lost wars that led to the "hundred years of humiliation" of China. Wars should be with Taiwan, Vietnam, India, Japan, Mongolia and Russia.

China is in no hurry, so the first conflict with Taiwan is planned between 2020-2025, with Russia between 2055-2060. These terms, of course, are conditional schemes, but when the opportunity arises, China will return all the lost territories.

China will make territorial claims against Russia based on the domain of the Qing dynasty and will conduct propaganda campaigns in support of such claims. Efforts must be made to ensure that Russia disintegrates again.

In Beijing, it is believed that during the time of "Old China" Russia occupied 1.6 million square kilometers of land, which is equal to one sixth of the territory of the current domain of China. Thus, Russia is China's worst enemy.

This must lead to a war with Russia. This is the first war against a nuclear power. Therefore, China must be well prepared in the field of nuclear weapons, the possibility of a nuclear strike against Russia from the beginning to the end of the conflict. When Beijing deprives Moscow of retaliation, Russia will realize that it cannot compete with China on the battlefield. All they will have to do is give up their occupied lands, paying a high price for their invasions.

Chinese tiger beats with its tail

Russia may soon feel on itself all the "charms" to which it subjected Ukraine - the Chinese tiger has fallen to the grass and beats with its tail. Most likely, this possible war will be even more humiliating for Russia than the position in which Russia has put Ukraine, taking advantage of its difficult period. Intoxicated with today's enthusiasm for a successful aggression, the Russians will have to experience the complete senselessness of armed resistance in front of overwhelming military superiority, in the absence of allies, whom they have successfully turned into their enemies. That is, alone.

One can, of course, hope for friendly diplomatic ties with China. And what - weren't they with Hitler on the eve of the war? Did it save you? Perhaps Putin hopes not to live up to that moment and leave this problem to those who are now bravely storming Ukrainian military units in Crimea?
The question is not whether China will attack Russia, but when.
The colossal overpopulation of this country, combined with its rapid economic growth, creates an extremely complex set of problems, for a very brief description of which a large separate article is required. Moreover, the interconnection of these problems is such that the solution of some aggravates others. China is objectively not viable within its current borders. He must become much larger if he does not want to become much smaller. He cannot do without external expansion to seize resources and territories, this is the reality.

You can close your eyes to her, but she will not go anywhere from this. Moreover, not
it is necessary to invent that the main direction of China's expansion will be
Southeast Asia . There are quite few territories and resources, while
a lot of local people. The opposite situation is a lot
territories, huge resources, very little population - available in
Kazakhstan and the Asian part of Russia. And this is where expansion will go
China. Moreover, the trans-Ural territories of the Russian Federation in China are considered to be
their own. A brief description of the relevant Chinese
one more long article can be devoted to historical concepts.
Considering that the border problem between the Russian Federation and the PRC has been resolved may
only a person who has absolutely no idea what China is and
Chinese.
Of course, China prefers a peaceful form of expansion (economic and demographic). But the military is by no means excluded. It is extremely significant that in recent years the Chinese army has been conducting exercises that simply cannot be interpreted otherwise than as preparation for aggression against Russia, and the scale of the exercises (spatial scope and number of troops involved) is constantly growing.
At the same time, apparently, we still do not realize that we have long lost not only quantitative, but also qualitative superiority over China in military equipment. IN soviet time we had both, it is as shown<<микровойна>\u003e for Damansky, offset the huge superiority of China in manpower.
Karl stole corals from Clara
China for a very long time lived on what the USSR gave it in the 1950s - early 1960s. However, after the warming of relations with the West, he gained access to some samples of American and European technology, and from the late 1980s he began to acquire the latest technology in the USSR, and then in Russia, thanks to this in many classes<<перепрыгнув>\u003e a generation later.

Moreover, China has always had an exceptional ability to steal technology. In the 1980s, Chinese intelligence even managed to obtain in the United States blueprints for the latest W-88 warhead from the Trident-2 ballistic missile for
submarines. And China steals conventional equipment in huge quantities.
\u003e For example, nothing is known about the fact that Russia was selling multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) to the PRC<<Смерч>\u003e or even more so a license for their production. Nevertheless, at first, the Chinese army had the A-100 MLRS, very similar to<<Смерч>\u003e, and then PHL-03 - its full copy. Self-propelled artillery mount Tour 88 (PLZ-05) is very similar to our<<Мсту>\u003e, which we did not sell in China again.

We never sold a license to China to manufacture the S-300 anti-aircraft missile system, which did not stop the Chinese from copying it under the name HQ-9. However, the French, for example, have successfully stolen an anti-aircraft missile system.<<Кроталь>\u003e, anti-ship missile
<<Экзосет>\u003e, shipborne artillery mount M68, etc.
\u003e Synthesizing foreign technologies and adding something of its own, the Chinese military-industrial complex begins to create quite original samples: the Ture 95 (PGZ-04) anti-aircraft missile-gun system, PLL-05 and PTL-02 self-propelled guns, BMP ZBD-05, etc.
On the whole, as already mentioned, in almost all classes of conventional weapons, Russia's qualitative superiority is a thing of the past. In some ways, China even bypassed us - for example, in drones and in small arms. The Chinese are gradually changing<<Калашниковы>\u003e on the latest automatic rifles created according to the scheme<<буллпап>\u003e based on both the same AK and western rifles (FA MAS, L85).
Moreover, although some experts believe that China is technologically dependent on the Russian Federation as its main arms supplier (therefore, it cannot attack us), this is a pure myth.
\u003e China acquired in Russia exclusively such weapons, which were intended for operations against Taiwan and the United States (while Beijing was seriously planning an operation to seize the island). It is obvious that a naval war between the PRC and the Russian Federation is practically impossible, there is no need for it on either side. The war will be on the ground.

\u003e In this regard, it should be noted that the PRC did not acquire any equipment in Russia for its ground forces, since it will be used against Russia in case of war.
Even in the area of \u200b\u200bthe Air Force, China got rid of its dependence on the Russian Federation. He bought in Russia a limited number of Su-27 fighters - only 76 units, of which 40 are Su-27UB. From such a unique ratio of combat and combat training vehicles, it is quite obvious that Russian-made Su-27s were purchased for training flight personnel.

Then, as you know, China abandoned the licensed production of the Su-27 from Russian components, having built only 105 aircraft out of the planned 200. At the same time, it copied this fighter and began its unlicensed production under the name J-11В with its own engines, weapons and avionics. Moreover, if in the 1960s
China's copying of Soviet models was their deliberate primitivization, then the J-11B, judging by the available data, is practically no worse than the Su-27.
It can be noted that recently the military-technical cooperation between China and Russia has been curtailed. This can partly be explained by the fact that the rapidly degrading Russian military-industrial complex is no longer able to offer China the weapons and equipment it needs. Another explanation is that Beijing is seriously considering the possibility of conducting hostilities against the RF Armed Forces in the foreseeable future.
Since the J-11V in its tactical and technical characteristics is approximately equal to the Su-27, and created on the basis of the Israeli<<Лави>\u003e, but with the use of Russian and our own technologies, the J-10 is quite comparable to the MiG-29, we do not have any quality superiority in the air. And quantitative superiority will certainly be on the side of China, especially given the almost complete collapse russian system Air defense (primarily in the Far East). As for the Su-30, it will be generally overwhelming: China has more than 120, we have 4. The main drawback of Chinese aviation is the lack of normal attack aircraft and attack helicopters, but this will not be a big problem for them, because
on land the situation is even worse for Russia.
The best Chinese tanks - Ture 96 and Ture 99 (aka Ture 98G) - are practically no worse than our best tanks - T-72B, T-80U, T-90. Actually, all of them<<близкие родственники>\u003e, therefore their performance characteristics are very close. At the same time, the leadership of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation has already announced the actual elimination of our tank forces. There should be 2,000 tanks for the whole of Russia. China already has about the same number of modern tanks. There are also much more numerous (at least 6000) old tanks (from Ture 59 to Ture 80), created on the basis of the T-54.

They are quite effective in the fight against infantry fighting vehicles and armored personnel carriers, as well as for creating<<эффекта массы>\u003e. It is likely that these are the vehicles that the PLA command uses for the first strike. They will still inflict some losses on us, and most importantly, they will divert our anti-tank weapons to themselves, after which a blow will follow on the exhausted and weakened defense using modern technology.

By the way, in the air is similar<<эффект массы>\u003e can create old
fighters of types J-7 and J-8.
That is, according to modern models of weapons, the Russian Armed Forces and the Chinese army now have approximate equality (qualitative and quantitative), which is confidently (and not very slowly) turning into an advantage for the Chinese army. Moreover, the latter has a huge<<навес>\u003e old, but still quite<<добрых>\u003e samples that are perfect for both<<расходный>\u003e material to wear down the defense of Russian troops. Due to the presence in China of such a unique problem as<<дефицит невест>\u003e, the loss of several hundred thousand male young people for the Chinese leadership is not only a problem, but a blessing. And certainly not a problem<<утилизация>\u003e several thousand units of obsolete armored vehicles in battle.
Already now, only two of the seven military districts of the Chinese army - Beijing and Shenyang, adjacent to the border with Russia - are stronger than all the Russian Armed Forces (from Kaliningrad to Kamchatka). And in a potential theater of military operations (Transbaikalia and the Far East), the forces of the parties are simply incomparable, China surpasses us not even several times, but dozens of times. At the same time, the transfer of troops from the west in the event of a real war will be practically impossible, since the Chinese saboteurs are guaranteed to cut the Transsib at once in many places along its entire length, and we have other communications with the east.
no (people can be transported by air, but not heavy equipment).
At the same time, in terms of combat training, especially in units and formations equipped with the most modern equipment, the Chinese army has long bypassed us. So, in the 38th Army of the Beijing Military District, the artillery is fully automated, it is still inferior in accuracy to the American one, but has already surpassed the Russian one. The rate of advance of the 38th Army reaches 1000 km per week (150 km per day).
Accordingly, in a conventional war we have no chances. Unfortunately, it does not guarantee salvation and nuclear weapons, because China also has them. Yes, so far we have superiority in strategic nuclear forces, but they are rapidly decreasing.

At the same time, we do not have medium-range ballistic missiles, while China does have them, which almost neutralizes their lag in intercontinental ballistic missiles (which is also decreasing). The ratio of tactical nuclear weapons is unknown, but we must understand that we will have to use them on our own territory. With regard to the exchange of strikes by strategic nuclear forces, the Chinese potential is more than
enough to destroy the main cities of European Russia,
which they don't need (there are many people and few resources).

There are very strong suspicions that, realizing this, the Kremlin will not use nuclear weapons. Therefore, nuclear deterrence against China is the same myth as its technological dependence on us. Perhaps the Chinese will not need to use their military power and they will act like Putin, launching several hundred thousand green men with bamboo sticks. Even this Russia will have nothing to oppose.
In the picture, our future is the very same bamboo men with sticks
\u003e Russia could be saved from all this by only one thing - close integration with Europe and NATO, but we have chosen our own path and will soon find out what slavery is, but at the same time we will be surprised that there is no difference. We were slaves. Learn Chinese, since the Russian language will not have the status of the state language in the territories seized by China.
And the Coloradians have something to rejoice about, since China already has everything they dreamed of - the death penalty, the Chinese firewall and hatred of liberals.
\u003e But there is also a plus - all these "nashistov", "patriotov", edrosov, drunks, and the rest of the mass of the Chinese, finally, will teach how to work, and then the population of Russia managed to forget all this.

115 years ago, a large-scale and glorious war with China began for Russian weapons, but remained little known.

115 years ago, a war began, quite large-scale in its scope and glorious for Russian weapons, but remained little known. With China. Before that, Russia had not fought for 20 years. But she supported the armed forces at the proper level, and defended her interests firmly. In 1885 she utterly defeated the Afghan army that was trying to capture Kushka. In 1895, Italy attacked Ethiopia. But her emperor Menelik II turned to Nicholas II, and the Russians helped. The tsarist army was just rearming, switching to the newest five-shot Mosin rifles, and sent the old, single-shot Berdanks to African friends. She also sent guns, sent military advisers and instructors. The Italians were poured in so that it would not seem a little.
And China at that time was not in the best condition. He was corroded by corruption, the treasury was plundered, the economy was falling apart. Taking advantage of this position, foreigners - the British, French, Americans - were actively introduced. In China, they snatched up vast and rich concessions, their firms crushing local markets. But Japan, seeing such a thing, decided to seize the whole of Manchuria in general. She started a war, defeated the Chinese army, Japanese troops moved inland, occupying city after city. However, the appetites of the Land of the Rising Sun alarmed Russia. She stood up for China, joined by her ally France, supported by Germany. Japan, under their pressure, had to abandon plans that were too off-scale, to withdraw the occupying army.

Although the patronage of Russia became not free of charge. For this, she received a long-term lease on the Liaodong Peninsula, began to build the Port Arthur naval base and the Dalniy commercial port. She also received permission to build an extraterritorial Chinese-Eastern Railway (CER), which significantly shortened the route between Transbaikalia and Primorye. In addition, a branch to Port Arthur was planned, the South Manchurian Railway (YuMZhD). Harbin grew up in the CER zone - it was considered a Russian city. Germany made a head start on its part, undertook to re-equip the Chinese army with the latest Mauser rifles, Krupp cannons, and for this it received the Qingdao base.

It is worth noting that the policies and behavior of various powers in China were very different. The Russians never showed aggressive intentions, unlike the Japanese. They did not arrange armed provocations, did not organize "opium wars" and the import of drugs, like the British and French. On the contrary, in the impoverished northern provinces, the Russian presence brought noticeable stability. Many thousands of Chinese got jobs on the unfolding construction sites of cities and railways. And it was supposed to operate the Chinese Eastern Railroad and the South Caucasus Railway together with the Chinese government.

However, among the motley people that flooded the construction sites, crime flourished, the Manchu mafia was operating. Hunhuz gangs multiplied, plundering their wealthy neighbors and making desperate forays into extraterritorial areas or even Russian territory. Well, the Chinese nationalists did not make much difference between the foreigners. For them, all foreigners were perceived as "enemies" and "barbarians" alien to their own culture. Buddhist monasteries and martial arts schools became the epicenters of the dissatisfied. A secret organization "Big Kulak" emerged, spreading its nets over a large part of the country. In 1899, an uprising of the Ichtuanians broke out. The striking force was the units trained in martial arts, so the Europeans called them "boxers".

The slogan was put forward: "We will destroy the foreigners!" He was willingly picked up by the rabble, all sorts of criminal groups and gangs joined. And the government of Empress Qi Xi did not carry out any suppression measures. More precisely, an unspoken decision was made to support the uprising and take advantage of its results. The fire of the rebellion spread unhindered throughout the country. In particular, attacks on the construction sites of the Chinese Eastern Railway rained down. Ikhetuani killed or dragged into captivity Russian workers and employees, their family members. To guard the railway, special hundreds of guards were formed, they were recruited from the Don Cossacks. They took the fight. We covered the Russians and the loyal Chinese and allowed them to evacuate to Harbin. The guards themselves, bearing losses, retreated there, the city found itself under siege.
On the Amur the khunhuzes got into the habit of making raids on the other side, on Russian villages. A large army of rebels gathered in Aigun. It became insolent to the point that it began to fire from cannons across Blagoveshchensk. And at the same time, in June 1900, the Ihetuani entered Beijing and laid siege to the international quarter, where the houses of foreigners, firms, warehouses and embassies were concentrated. They broke into there, there were casualties among civilians, and a Japanese diplomat was killed. In such a situation, the European powers, the Americans, the Japanese, preferred to forget about the contradictions among themselves. We agreed to organize a joint operation to restore order. Russia was also invited. Her interests were already grossly violated, and the king agreed.

The British were the first to start, the squadron of Admiral Seymour landed a 2-thousandth landing. But it was immediately surrounded by a 30,000-strong Chinese army. On June 9, Russia entered the war. The commander of the troops in the Kwantung region was Vice Admiral Yevgeny Ivanovich Alekseev. He had few troops. But he sent from Port Arthur to the rescue of the British a regiment of Siberian riflemen, Colonel Anisimov. Our soldiers suddenly struck the blockade ring around the British, allowed them to escape. Together they retreated to Tianjin, but the Chinese came to their senses, again surrounded the British and Russians.

The tsarist government did not send additional contingents to the Far East. Only the troops already available in Transbaikalia, Primorye and China were involved. It was believed that this was enough against the rebels. The orders explained to the units that they were sent "to pacify the rebels" to help the "legitimate Chinese government." But ... Empress Qi Xi, in response to the intervention of foreign powers, declared war on them! Together with the ihetuan, a regular Chinese army unexpectedly turned up against our troops - poorly trained, but numerous and well armed with German guns and rifles. Nevertheless, they successfully dealt with it.

To Tianjin Alekseev sent a squadron of Admiral Hildebrant. Russian gunboats bombarded Fort Taku. They landed a landing - another regiment of Siberian riflemen under the command of Anatoly Mikhailovich Stessel. In a few years he will be stigmatized, even accused of treason after the surrender of Port Arthur. But then he showed himself brilliantly. Attacks also followed from the blockade ring, the powerful Taku fort was taken, 177 enemy guns fell into the hands of the victors. And on June 26, Stoessel struck another blow and managed to finally break the siege ring.

Additional forces were transferred to Tianjin - riflemen, two Cossack regiments, British paratroopers. Alekseev took over the general command. When he had 8 thousand fighters, he went on the offensive and utterly defeated the 30-thousand-strong Chinese army, it lost 3 thousand people and 46 guns. Allied damage amounted to 600 killed and wounded, of which 168 were Russians.

Meanwhile, fighting began in the north, in Manchuria. It is curious to note that the general plan of the operation became, as it were, a "sketch" of other battles - those that will unfold in this region in 45 years, against Japan. Counter strikes from Transbaikalia and Primorye and several wedges are driven between them. Although in 1945 such blows will be delivered by mighty fronts, breaking through the defenses of the Japanese Kwantung Army. In 1900, much more modest detachments of several thousand bayonets and checkers operated. But even before them there were no powerful fortified areas, and the Chinese troops were very far from the future Kwantung divisions.

Colonel Orlov's detachment - 5 thousand soldiers - invaded Manchuria from Transbaikalia. Having overturned the enemy, he took Hailar. From Primorye, units of General Aygustov attacked, took the Khunchun fortress on Ussuri. And between them, along the Sungari, a detachment of General Sakharov (4 thousand soldiers) moved on steamers. They broke through the Chinese defenses at Bayan-Tur, captured 10 guns. Then they landed troops near the San Xin fortress. The infantry and the Cossacks went on an assault up to the chest in water and took possession of the fortress. On August 2, they approached besieged Harbin, scattered regular Chinese units by attack and liberated the city from the blockade.

Another detachment was operating along the Amur, it was headed by the chief of staff of the Trans-Baikal Cossack army, Colonel Pavel Karlovich Rennenkampf. He sailed on boats with the Cossacks from Sretensk. He collected village dwellers along the way, cleared the right bank of the Amur from the khunhuzes. Arrived in Blagoveshchensk, connected with its defenders. By this time, 9 thousand Chinese soldiers and ikhetuans had gathered near Aigun. On August 2, the Cossacks attacked them. Neither Chinese martial arts nor German rifles helped. They were defeated. Rennenkampf with a detachment of 600 checkers set out in pursuit and ordered the enemy to be driven so that the Cossacks "flew simultaneously with the news of the Aigun massacre."

Meanwhile, the main front remained at Tianjin, where Admiral Alekseev with Russian and British units was able to recapture and secure a large and convenient foothold. The direct and most convenient road to Beijing ran from here. Now British, French, American, Japanese, Italian, German, and Austrian contingents were arriving at Tianjin. At international meetings it was decided that the united army for a joint operation should be 35 thousand soldiers and officers. The German Field Marshal Waldersee was appointed commander-in-chief. The Germans were very flattered by this, and they were in no hurry. Waldersee was boastfully presented at one, then at other celebrations. Kaiser Wilhelm II himself gave instructions to the commander-in-chief. By the way, they are very cruel. Speaking to the German soldiers sent to China, the Kaiser instructed them: “Don't give mercy, don't take prisoners. The one who falls into your hands is in your power. "

But before Waldersee's arrival, Russian Lieutenant General Nikolai Petrovich Linevich took command. He did not wait at all for the German chief. I did not wait until all the multi-tribal troops allocated to the international corps were brought up. Linevich had 15 thousand bayonets and sabers, of which 7 thousand were Russians. The Chinese once again tried to organize a defense, pulled together their units and fortified themselves along the Peiho River. But on August 4, Linevich threw the troops forward. They crossed the river, scattered the enemy with several attacks. A week later, the expeditionary force approached Beijing.

Linevich did not waste time on the siege, on August 13 threw his subordinates into the assault. The defenders were immediately broken. The Cossacks of the 1st Verkhneudinsky and Chita regiments were among the first to break into Beijing. The Chinese capital was taken, the embassy quarter was liberated from the siege. Losses during the storming of Beijing amounted to 128 killed and wounded. Well, Waldersee appeared late. Engaged in punitive operations against scattered bands of rebels.
However, fighting in Manchuria was still ongoing. After the defeat at Aigun, Rennenkampf drove the enemy to the Khingan Mountains. The formations of the regular Chinese army advanced here and began to fortify themselves on the passes. But help was also being drawn to Rennenkampf. Under his command, the 1st Nerchinsky and Amur Cossack regiments, several foot border battalions gathered. With these forces he organized an assault and the Chinese positions were broken through. Our units rushed into the interior of the country, to Qiqihar.

The detachment fought for 400 miles. The enemy retained an overwhelming numerical superiority, but speed was everything. The enemy was not allowed to recover and organize a serious rebuff. For example, in one of the villages a Chinese company settled down for lunch, and suddenly a patrol of Cossacks flew into the courtyard and cut off the soldiers from their rifles attached to the wall. And in Tsitsikar, a hundred Transbaikal residents with a surprise attack captured 2 thousand soldiers. It is worth emphasizing that they were treated gently. Not at all like the Germans. In a deep raid, in isolation from their own, Rennenkampf's detachment did not have the opportunity to drag columns of prisoners behind them. And he could not allocate escorts for the entire mass of prisoners. You scatter your handful of Cossacks and soldiers - who will be left? Therefore, the prisoners were simply disarmed. They broke their rifles, took out the bolts, smashed the butts, and the soldiers were dismissed on all four sides.

Although the Chinese were not at all distinguished by such humanity. Russian workers and employees of the CER, captured during the uprising, they tortured and killed. But the lightning raid saved many lives. An eyewitness recalled how a Chinese officer went to meet the detachment near Tsitsikar, bringing 14 construction workers. "One of them, Ivanov, a giant in stature, to whom the slow movement of the cart seemed insufficient, ran out at the sight of the detachment forward, threw down his straw hat and began to kiss the leading Cossacks." It turned out that three of this party had been executed a few days ago, and the day before three more had been taken to execution, but received a letter from Rennenkampf with a threat that adequate retribution would follow for all the atrocities. They got scared and decided to immediately return the prisoners.

Another detachment of Cossacks, Colonel Orlov, continued its movement from the west, from Transbaikalia. He passed through the hard-to-reach passes of the Great Khingan, in Tsitsikar Rennenkampf waited for him, met and assumed general command. They finally cleared the CER of the enemy. And the Chinese were pulling all their forces to another large city, Girin.

Admiral Alekseev ordered all Russian troops operating in Manchuria to also unite - such a corps was supposed to be 15 thousand checkers and bayonets with 64 guns. Cavalry General Alexander Vasilievich Kaulbars was appointed commander. He needed to launch an offensive on Jirin and finish off the enemy. However, Rennenkappf, again, did not wait for the commander and the gathering of all the troops. He set out from Tsitsikar immediately, on September 5, and took with him 1,000 Cossacks and 6 guns. The march lasted 17 days, and a daring detachment burst into Jirin. He fell on the Chinese like a snow on his head, sowed panic and commotion, captured 2 thousand soldiers and officers, and dispersed the rest.

The Russian offensive continued from the southeast, from Primorye. Here under the command of General Subbotich gathered 9 thousand soldiers and Ussuri Cossacks. They had to advance in the terrible heat, and the enemy troops numbered 22 thousand bayonets. They took up a very strong fortified position at Aixiangjiang. The Russian attack knocked them down, forced them to withdraw. The enemy tried to catch hold of Liaoyang, but the spirit of the Chinese soldiers was already broken and undermined. It didn't even need an attack here. On September 27, the Russians opened an artillery barrage, and the enemy rolled away. Subbotich's detachment rushed into pursuit, on September 29 entered Mukden - already without resistance. The Chinese disarmed, surrendered, fled. Thus, the pacification of Manchuria was completed.

And the Chinese government has already announced its surrender. As a result of the war, it confirmed the rights of Russia and other powers to the leased territories. The Chinese Eastern Railway was returned to the Russians - albeit in a deplorable state. Our country did not ask for too much, returned its own and was satisfied. Another result was more important for the king. The eastern border calmed down for a long time. They didn't shoot here anymore, didn't attack. Transbaikalia, Priamurye, Primorye were no longer threatened. And in China, the construction of roads to the Pacific Ocean and Russian bases resumed. By the way, for the first time in modern history, the Cossacks of Transbaikalia and the Far East showed themselves. They were not attracted to the wars of the 18th - 19th centuries, they were too far to travel. Now they have shown themselves brightly and with dignity, no worse than their Don, Kuban Ural counterparts. Five Trans-Baikal regiments, one Amur regiment, two foot Trans-Baikal Cossack battalions and one Trans-Baikal Cossack battery were awarded collective awards, St. George's pipes and special signs for hats.

Photo: Russian artillery breaks through the Peking gate (Wikipedia)

What a fool you are, these are not Levashov's fantasies, I myself do not really relate to him, but this is a fact that many know even without Levashov, or do you think everyone has the same short memory as you do? Not all the Magi and Old Believers were destroyed at one time, in Russia to this day there are many keepers of this knowledge, but many mow under them, and they consider the true ones as insane, and the most famous retelling of our ancient history is Pushkin, who raised him? That's right, Arina Rodionovna, who was she? That's right - an old believer. More than half of the tales that Pushkin wrote are exactly those tales told by her, simply translated by him into poetic form, and then there are Russian folk tales, all this of course must be understood and able to decipher. In those ancient times, it was forbidden to write down history, all holders of chronicles and scriptures were burned at the stake as heretics, after which the people decided to pass the story orally from mouth to mouth, such "storytellers" - from the word "legend", were considered guslars, then guslars together with the harp, they began to burn at the stake. At one time, I did not touch on this topic about Old Believers and did not think about history at all, but when I saw our EMBLEM, I could not understand what it means, but after thinking logically I immediately realized that a warrior kills not just a dragon, but something that is associated with dragon and China immediately came to mind, in Russia the dragon was called the Serpent Gorynych, which means that Gorynych is something that came from behind the mountains, it follows: “China is a Dragon”, is located beyond the mountains, then I remembered the mythical “Mongol-Tatars” and figured where is Mongolia and where is Tatarstan? But, those who at one time were presented as "Mongol-Tatars" could not, in principle, fight with Russia, the Tatars were part of Russia, and the Mongols were too backward in development, now the situation is no better, but people do not know how to think differently when they have a brain at the caterpillar level, but the Mongols, like the Chinese, are Mongoloids ... Remember: With a long braid on a bald head, narrow eyes - a typical samurai ... Tell in this photo the Mongol-Tatars? No, the Chinese ... I studied the battle on the Kalka River for a long time and came across a medieval image of this battle, two absolutely identical troops are fighting there, both in equipment and in appearance, only some have an ordinary banner, while others have a flag with a face on them. Christ, the thought immediately suggests itself that there is a confrontation on religious grounds. Then I decided to inquire about the Great "Chinese" Wall and found an article about it, which says that it was built with loopholes towards China, which means that someone was building it against China, I began to find out who was at war with China at that time and came across Tartary, then she found maps of Great Tartary, and then the President of Russia himself officially made public these maps, which are now kept in the museum. Well, finding out who St. George the Victorious was not difficult. Now I am interested in Peter and his imaginary "three hundred year" history, which Peter invented who destroyed everything Russian, our calendar, our chronology, and if you are not too lazy, you will find the decree of Peter I, which says that from this moment a year has been introduced in Russia 1700 A.D., as in all of Europe…. Okay, I was not too lazy to look, otherwise it’s important for the independent “Slavs” to search () ... After that Petrusha changed our ABC, shaved off the boyars' beards, although in Russia being bare-bearded was considered a shame. But the monoliths and buildings of St. Petersburg are something grandiose and even our technology is beyond our power, and such things as St. Isaac's Cathedral did not dare to bomb during the war even Hitler, and when the topic was that the Germans would enter St. Petersburg, the Chikists delivered an ultimatum: " if the Fritzes enter Leningrad, it will be blown up before it is compared to the ground. Since Hitler was obsessed with the topic of the Slavs-Aryans, on this basis he created the organization "Ahnenerbe" - "the legacy of the ancestors", it is this legacy that Hitler tried to take from under our noses. Want to know the truth? Seek, do not slander those who seek.

Comrades often share news. So in the news: the Chinese spacecraft "Chang'e-3" made a successful landing on the moon. As reported by the central television, communication with him was interrupted for 720 seconds, after which information about a soft landing was received at the console of the Beijing flight control center.
"Chang'e-3" landed in the crater Rainbow Bay. On board is the first Chinese moon rover, which was named "Jade Hare".

Brothers are developing, why do you ask brothers? So in the fifties they sang: ... Russian and Chinese brothers forever .... These brothers are catching up with us and are going to overtake and not only overtake, but also to retaliate for the sins of the Russian Empire and remember Damansky.

I remember from history: once in the fifties Mao suggested to Stalin, they say, let's settle several million Chinese in your Far East. To which Stalin replied:
-We'll have enough of our two hundred million Russians!

And now, now, the five thousand-year-old empire is planning six victorious wars in the 21st century, including with brothers, that is, with us, in the second half of the century. But it's not in vain that the eastern proverb says, there either the padishah will die, or the donkey will marry. Read my friends what the "brothers" are supposedly planning:

On July 8, the pro-government Chinese newspaper Wenweipo published an article titled "6 Wars China Should Fight in the Next 50 Years."

The planned 6 wars are all unifying (irredentist) for their own purposes - in their root the development of those territories that imperial China lost as a result of the opium war with Britain in 1840-42. The defeat, from the point of view of the Chinese nationalists, led to the "hundred-year humiliation" of China.

The English translation was taken from the Hong Kong blog Midnight Express 2046, the original article is ChinaNews.com. The Hong Kong resource calls the article an excellent example of modern Chinese imperialism.
China is not a united great power. This is the humiliation of the Chinese people, the shame of the sons of the Yellow Emperor. For the sake of national unity and dignity, China must fight 6 wars over the next 50 years. Some are regional, others, perhaps, of a total nature. No matter what, they are all inevitable for Chinese reunification.

WAR ONE: UNION WITH TAIWAN (YEARS 2020 - 2025)

Even though we are content with peace on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, we should not dream of a peaceful unification with the Taiwanese administration (it does not matter if the Chinese Nationalist Party or the Democratic Progressive at the head of Taiwan). Peaceful unification is not in line with their electoral interests. Their position is to maintain the status quo (desirable for both parties, each of which receives its trump cards). For Taiwan, "independence" is more chatter than an official statement, and "unification" is a problem for negotiation, not real action. The current state of affairs in Taiwan is a source of concern for China, as anyone can try to bargain something from China.
China should develop a strategy to unite with Taiwan over the next 10 years, by 2020.

Then China must send an ultimatum to Taiwan, asking them to choose between peaceful unification (China's preferred epilogue) or war (forced measure) by 2025. In order to bring about the unification, China must prepare everything three years in advance. When the time comes, the Chinese government will simply be able to choose one option or another to finally resolve the problem.

Analyzing the current situation, one should expect that Taiwan will take a rebellious position and a military outcome will be the only solution. This unification war will be the first in the meaning of modern war for "New China". These hostilities will test the People's Liberation Army in modern warfare. China can win this war easily, or things can be more difficult. Everything will depend on the level of US and Japanese intervention. The United States and Japan can provide assistance to Taiwan or even launch an offensive on the territory of the Chinese mainland, the war risks dragging out and turning into an all-out one.
On the other hand, if the US and Japan just watch, China will easily win. In this case, Beijing will control Taiwan for three months. Even if Japan and America intervene at this stage, the war will be over within 6 months.

WAR SECOND: RETURN OF THE SPRATLI ISLANDS (YEARS 2025-2030)

After uniting with Taiwan, China will take a 2 year respite. During the recovery period, China will send an ultimatum to the countries surrounding the Spartli Islands, which expires in 2028. Countries challenging the sovereignty of the islands can discuss with China the preservation of a share of investments in these islands, but must withdraw their territorial claims. If this does not happen, China will declare war on them, their investments and economic benefits will be appropriated by China.
Today, the countries of Southeast Asia are already trembling at the prospect of unification with Taiwan.

On the one hand, they will sit at the negotiating table, on the other hand, they will not want to surrender their interests on the islands. Thus, they will take a wait and see attitude and will postpone the final decision. They will not make this decision until China takes decisive action.

At the same time, the United States will not just sit back and watch China "re-conquer" the islands. As mentioned above, in the part about Taiwan, then the United States may be too late to intervene in the conflict or simply be unable to stop China from unifying Taiwan. This should teach the United States not to conflict too openly with China.

However, the US will continue to help Southeast Asian countries such as Vietnam and the Philippines in secrecy. These are exactly the 2 countries surrounding the South China Sea that dare to challenge China's dominance. And yet, they will think twice before going to war with China, unless they fail negotiations and are confident of US military support.

The best way out for China is to attack Vietnam, as Vietnam is the strongest power in the region. Victory over Vietnam will intimidate the rest. While the war goes on, other countries will not do anything. If Vietnam loses, the islands will be handed over to China. If, on the contrary, they will declare war on him.

Of course, China will defeat Vietnam and take back all the islands. When Vietnam loses the war and loses all the islands, other countries, frightened by Chinese power but still greedy to respect their benefits, will negotiate the return of the islands and pledge allegiance to China. Thus, China will be able to build ports and deploy troops on the islands, spreading influence in the Pacific Ocean.

Prior to that, China achieved a complete breakthrough to the first chain of islands and penetrated into the second; Chinese aircraft carriers now have free access to the Pacific Ocean to protect the country's interests.

WAR THREE: RETURN OF SOUTH TIBET (2035-2040)

China and India have a long border, but the only point of conflict between them is part of the territory of southern Tibet.
China has long been an imaginary enemy of India.

India's military goal is to surpass China. India is striving to achieve this by developing itself and, thanks to the purchase of the most modern military equipment from the United States, Russia and Europe, seeks to catch up with China in economic and military development.

In India, the official and media positions are friendly to Russia, the US and Europe, but repulsive or even hostile towards China. This leads to the insolubility of conflicts with China.
On the other hand, India greatly values \u200b\u200bthe help from the United States, Russia and Europe, believing that it can defeat China in wars, which is the cause of lengthy territorial disputes.

In 20 years, India will lag behind China in military power, but it will remain one of several great powers. If China tries to conquer southern Tibet, it will lead to some losses.
In my opinion, the best strategy for China is to incite the disintegration of India. By splitting India apart, there will be no way for it to deal with China.

Of course, this plan could fail. But China must do everything it can to incite the provinces of Assam and Sikkim to gain independence to weaken India. This is the best strategy.
The second part of the strategy is to export the most advanced weapons to Pakistan to conquer South Kashmir and unite by 2035. While India and Pakistan are preoccupied with each other, China must launch a lightning-fast attack on Indian-occupied southern Tibet. India will not be able to fight on two fronts, and, I think, will be defeated on both. If this plan is not adopted, the worst option remains, direct military action to retake southern Tibet.

After the end of the first two wars, China gained strength for 10 years and became a world power in terms of economic development and military strength. Only the USA and Europe (if it becomes a single country, if not, then Russia will take this place. But from my point of view, the integration of Europe is quite possible), will be on the list of world powers who can cope with China.
After the return of Taiwan and the Spartly Islands, China will take a big step in the development of its army, air force, navy, space military forces. China will be one of the most powerful military powers, second perhaps only to the United States. Thus, India will lose.

WAR FOUR: RETURN OF THE DIAOIDAO (SENKAKU) AND RYUKYU ISLANDS (YEARS 2040 - 2045)

In the middle of the 21st century, China acts as a world power, against the background of the decline of Japan and Russia, the stagnation of the United States and India, the rise of central Europe. This will be the best time to take back the Diaoyu and Ryukyu Islands.
Many people know that the Diaoyu Islands are Chinese islands since ancient times, but they do not know that the Japanese annexed Ryukyu Island (now Okinawa, with an American military base). The Japanese mislead the Chinese society and government when they raise questions about the East China Sea, for example, the "middle line" established by the Japanese, or the "Okinawa question", implying that the Ryukyu Islands are originally Japanese.

How shameful this ignorance is! According to the historical records of China, Ryukyu, and other countries, including Japan, Ryukyu has been subordinate to China since ancient times, which means that the islands belong to China. Is the "middle line" drawn by Japan justified in this case? Does Japan even care about the East Sea?

Japan has stripped us of wealth and resources in the East China Sea and has illegally occupied the Diaoyu and Ryukyu Islands for many years. The time will come and they will have to pay. By then, the US can be expected to intervene, but will be weakened, Europe will be silent, and Russia will sit and watch. The war could end within six months with an overwhelming victory for China. Japan will have no choice but to return the Diaoyu and Ryukyu Islands to China. The East China Sea will become China's inland lake. Who dares to touch him?

WAR FIVE: UNITED OUTER MONGOLIA (YEARS 2045-2050)

Although today there are supporters of Outer Mongolia unification, is this idea realistic? These unrealistic guys are only fooling themselves by making a mistake in strategic thinking. Now is not the time for the great cause of the unification of Outer Mongolia.

China should select the unification groups, help them reach important positions in their government, and declare the unification of Outer Mongolia as a vital Chinese interest after resolving the South Tibet issue by 2040.

If Outer Mongolia can be unified peacefully, that would be the best outcome for China. But if China meets external resistance, you should be ready for military action. In this case, the Taiwan model is useful: issuing an ultimatum by 2045. Give Outer Mongolia a few years if they refuse to resort to force.

By this time, the four previous wars had already ended. China has the military, political and diplomatic power to unite Outer Mongolia. A weakened US and Russia dare not go beyond diplomatic protests. Europe will have a vague position, India and Central Asia will remain silent. After unification, China can dominate Outer Mongolia for three years, after the unification is complete, it will deploy serious military forces on the border to control Russia. It will take China 10 years to build conventional and military infrastructure to challenge territorial losses from Russia.

WAR SIX: RETURN OF ISLANDS FROM RUSSIA (YEARS 2055 - 2060)

The current relationship between China and Russia seems to be good, but this is the result of the US leaving them no other choice.
Both countries are closely monitored by each other. Russia fears that the rise of China threatens its power, while China has never forgotten the possessions lost to Russia. When the opportunity arises, China will reclaim all the lost territories.

After five previous victories by 2050, China will make territorial claims based on the domain of the Qin dynasty (like the unification of Outer Mongolia - based on the domain of the Republic of China) and will conduct propaganda campaigns to support such claims. Efforts must be made to ensure that Russia disintegrated again.

In the days of "Old China" Russia occupied 1.6 million square kilometers of land, which is equal to one-sixth of the territory of the current domain of China. Thus, Russia is China's worst enemy.
After winning the previous five wars, it’s time to make Russia pay.

This must lead to a war with Russia. Although by this time China is the foremost military power in the field of aviation, the navy, ground and space forces, this is the first war against a nuclear power. Therefore, China must be well prepared in the field of nuclear weapons, the possibility of a nuclear strike against Russia from the beginning to the end of the conflict.
When China deprives Russia of the possibility of retaliation, Russia realizes that it cannot compete with China on the battlefield.
All they have to do is give up their occupied lands, paying a high price for their invasions.