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Japan had no problem conquering cities and towns with large population in China, because Chinese Nationalist Kuominggang government refused to fight the Japanese invaders. Japan had no incentives to occupy rural areas unless the area has critical resources, moreover, the Chinese communists were in the rural areas. Many times Japanese troops were trapped and annilhilated by Chinese communists troops in rural areas, that was why Japanese troops were afraid to go into rural regions in China.
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@mudra5114 You avoid telling the truth. The truth is before British smuggled opium into China the plant substance from Central Asia had been used in China mostly as medicine, not recreational drug; it was expensive. Then the British produced opium in India and started selling it cheaply in China, that caused massive number of people in China to become addicts. The Qing government banned the British from importing and selling opium in China, that was the excuse which England used to invade China. Money from selling opium in China did benefit the British government in England, not just the British colonial government in India. Jardine, one of the top 10 British who contributed most to England in recent centuries, he arranged the poppy farming and opium production in India, he shipped the opium and sold it in China. His opium drug cartel turned an almost bankrupt England into a super rich nation almost overnight. England became super rich all because of Jardine and his opium. HSBC bank was actually started by British in Hong Kong to help Jardine transfers opium money to England, so in a way the HSBC was involved in drug money.
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@mudra5114 You are full of crappy fake history. Jardine ran the East India Company which produced opium and shipped by sea to China, that was why he wanted Hong Kong as his port which he did through the British government's launch of military invasion on China. East India Company was so powerful it had control of large parts of the Indian subcontinent, colonised parts of Southeast Asia and Hong Kong after the First Opium War, and maintained trading posts and colonies in the Persian Gulf Residencies. East India Company accounted for half of the world's trade during the mid-1700s and early 1800s, particularly in basic commodities including cotton, silk, indigo dye, sugar, salt, spices, saltpetre, tea, and opium. The company also ruled the beginnings of the British Empire in India. You crappy lie is easily exposed by these facts. There had been no international or bilateral trade agreement that China must buy from England, it was England's voluntary purchases of tea, chinaware and silk from China. China had the rights and freedom to choose to buy what from which country.
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@mudra5114 England was at the edge of bankruptcy due to all its money spent on buying from China, the situation was same like today's USA trade with China, except worst because China didn't buy anything at all from England. Opium not only saved England it was also India's main GDP at the time.
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@tvgerbil1984 Stop lying. The truth is Outer Mongolia had been Russianized for hundreds of years before WW2, the Mongolian people in Outer Mongolia spoke Russian not Chinese, and their culture was Russianized. Near end of WW2, after the Russians wiped out about 1 million Japanese troops in Mongolia and Manchuria, the people in Outer Mongolia decided to stay with communist Russia, while the people in Inner Mongolia decided to go with communist China. The new communist government of PRC China was very happy to get Inner Mongolia as part of China. If not for the help from Russia, Chinese would had to keep on fighting the Japanese invaders in northeast China, never mind Mongolia. Without Russia, the Nazi Germans could easily won the world war in Europe, the Japanese could still be occupying China. Yes, it was Russia that singlehandedly beat Nazi Germany and Imperialist Japan.
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@mudra5114 You are full of crappy lies, making up stories without any facts.
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@mudra5114 Jardine and his East India Company turned a bankrupt England into one of the richest nations on earth, by controlling the opium market in China and forcing China government to give all its wealth as "compensation" to England. Jardine is considered one of the 10 most important British persons at his time!
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@mudra5114 It is a true fact that England got rich because of dealing in illegal opium narcotic. HSBC bank became the biggest bank in the western world at the time because it dealt with illegal opium drug money from British Hong Kong to England, that was how HSBC became a powerful bank at that time, it helped England became rich with opium drug money. HSBC was started solely to transfer opium drug money from HK to England.
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@mudra5114 HSBC was Britain's biggest and richest bank, in fact it was the biggest and richest bank in entire Europe, that bank was started for the sole purpose of transferring opium money from Hong Kong to England. England was on the edge of bankruptcy so that was why it invaded China to rob its wealth and to forced China to allow British opium into the country. Now you know the truth.
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@mudra5114 You are ridiculously ignorant of historical facts. Obviously you haven't even understood the basics of that history. Let me give you the basics: before British started smuggling opium into China it was used rarely as a medicine, not as a recreational drug. Opium wasn't produced in China but brought in by Arabs in Central Asia where poppy was grown and opium was produced. Opium had been used as medicine in Central Asia and China for thousands of years. Because opium had not been a recreational drug problem in China so it was not considered illegal. England spent all its money on products from China, on things such as tea, chinaware and silk, but China wasn't buying anything from England, so the trade deficit had a toll on England's economy, its silver and gold reserve was almost depleted, due to had spent much of it on products made in China, very much like what is happening with USA today. So the British got the idea of selling opium as narcotic to the Chinese, first sold it cheaply or even gave out free to get the Chinese addicted to it, then increased the price as more addicts created a huge demand. Much like how today's heroin dealers do to get new customers. The Chinese government saw the big increase of opium addicts and money disappearing to the British opium cartels, so a national opium ban was on, but the British had no problem smuggling opium into China, in fact more than ever before. The Chinese government raid the British opium cartels in China and confiscated their opium which was destroyed. Those British opium cartels complained to their England government, got them to use warships to attacked China which they won due to China was a militarily weak nation. The Qing Empress at the time was a Buddhist lunatic, she believed Buddha would protect her and China, she didn't believe in guns and military power, she thought being peaceful would protect her and China from evils. She was wrong obviously. England invaded China in 1841, that was the First Opium War, which the British won easily. England forced the Chinese government gives back all the money it had earned from selling to England, plus much more. The Chinese government was forced to sign an agreement to no-restriction to British opium. Hong Kong was forced hand over to England so it could be used a port to freely ship opium into mainland China. England turned from being almost bankrupt to a very rich nation almost overnight by invading China and forced it to accept British opium. Now you know the truth.
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@mudra5114 British started producing opium in India and smuggled it into China, that was how England got rich. Everyone knows this.
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@gsmiro There was no trade agreement and no one was forced to buy from China! It was the Europeans who wanted to buy Chinese products, it was their free choice, China didn't force them to buy anything! Main reason the Chinese didn't buy much from Europe is because European products don't suit their culture! Such as guns which the China government viewed as evil! Europe didn't have much China really needed! There was no market for European products in China! Chinese could freely go to Europe to buy whatever they wanted but they didn't like the junks produced in Europe. At the time China could manufacture guns too if it wanted to but it refused to touch anything evil!
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@tvgerbil1984 China is happy that Russia helped it get rid of all the Japanese invaders in China and northeast Asia. China couldn't ask for more. It was already amazing that CCP won and became the new government of China, getting Inner Mongolia was an added bonus. Outer Mongolia had been under Russia's influence, not China's, for hundreds of years anyway, so it was reasonable it became a independent Russianized state instead of a part of China.
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@tvgerbil1984 Russia defeated over 1 million Japanese troops at where the Japanese military's main base and headquarter in China were located, also cutting off supplies from the main Japanese military base to the Japanese troops in other parts of China. Japan couldn't continue to fight on in China after its military base and headquarter were wiped out by the Russians. Russia ended Japan's invasion in China. Russia is the only hero and savior in WW2.
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