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On November 22, 1943, when Mao, Zhou and other Chinese representatives together with Hu Yunfeng and Uncle Lin's representatives of the Greater China Empire appeared at the Cairo conference, Chiang Kai-shek was first shocked and then angry, and he wanted to lead the Kuomintang government to withdraw from the venue.

Roosevelt looked at Mao and Zhou talked happily, ignoring Hu Yunfeng whom Chiang deliberately pretended not to see him, and stood up to stop Jiang Jiang from leaving the venue. He explained to Jiang Jiang that Mao, Zhou and other Chinese delegations were at Hu Yunfeng's request, so Roosevelt sent an invitation call to invite Mao, Zhou and Chinese representatives to attend the Cairo meeting as special guests.

Naturally, Chiang Kai-shek would not be relieved because of Roosevelt's explanation, and he insisted on leading the Kuomintang delegation to withdraw from the meeting. At this time, Hu Yunfeng slowly looked at Chiang Kai-shek and said, "Cheng Kai-shek, it is time for the cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. If you can participate in the meeting, it will be difficult for your Kuomintang to participate in this meeting. If you withdraw from the meeting now, the United States and the British government will regard you as giving up your leadership over China. I guarantee that the army of the Greater China Empire will attack Chongqing in the next second and hand over the Chinese regime."

Hu Yunfeng's threat and contempt almost made Chiang Kai-shek faint, but Chiang Kai-shek and the Kuomintang government delegation were helpless when they heard Hu Yunfeng's threat. When the Greater China Empire's army fought against the Soviet Union, it was like a wind storm, and it took tens of millions of square kilometers of territory from the Soviet Union. Moreover, Hu Yunfeng's army occupied Australia, and Britain did not even dare to let go of a single fart. Chiang Kai-shek's country. Can the army be stronger than the Soviet army, or the weapons, equipment, personnel quality, and combat capabilities are stronger than the British army? Chiang Kai-shek knew very well.

Besides, Hu Yunfeng is just asking Mao, Zhou and the Communist Party delegation to attend the Cairo Conference. He did not announce a complete reversal towards China. The Communist Party, if Chiang Kai-shek did not listen to Hu Yunfeng's threat at this time, Hu Yunfeng would clearly announce his support to China to the outside world. He Chiang also knew that since Hu Yunfeng established the Greater China Empire, his prestige in China has long surpassed him. If Hu Yunfeng announced his support to China, and the Japanese-occupied area was all the Chinese Communist army behind the enemy, the people there would be all their hearts. Chiang Kai-shek understood that withdrawing from the meeting at this time was the beginning of losing the Chinese regime.

The United States agreed to send an invitation telegram. In addition to Hu Yunfeng's threat, Roosevelt also had his own plans. In order to reduce the pressure on the Japanese army to the US military in the Pacific region, Roosevelt always hoped that the Chinese Kuomintang and the Communist Party could truly cooperate to resist Japan. But things went against their wishes. The Kuomintang is now more vigilant than resistance to the Japanese army. At this meeting, the heads of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party of China were there, just in time to persuade Chiang Kai-shek to work together to resist the Japanese and reduce the pressure on the US military in the Pacific. Of course, Roosevelt must also prompt Hu Yunfeng's Greater China Empire to clarify the time to declare war on Japan.

The Greater China Empire and the delegation had already taken seats, and Roosevelt also put pressure on Chiang Kai-shek who was still looking for a step. As a last resort, Chiang Kai-shek had to return to his seat with shameless face.

The meeting was initiated by Roosevelt, and the United States is already the leader of the allies. Roosevelt was originally asked to preside over the meeting. However, Hu Yunfeng was a man who never talked about diplomatic etiquette and never feared Roosevelt, let alone Churchill and the British delegation.

After Chiang Kai-shek regained his position, Hu Yunfeng immediately rushed to Roosevelt and said: "This meeting is about the situation in the continent and the matter of fighting against Japan. Now the main battlefield of fighting against Japan is in China, and the Japanese army on the Chinese battlefield has now taken the main force against China's Eighth Route Army, so I suggest that China's Chairman Mao and Vice Chairman Zhou first introduce the situation of China's combat against Japan."

In the eyes of Roosevelt and Churchill, Hu Yunfeng is a liar, a bastard and a hooligan. Talking about diplomatic etiquette to him is like playing the piano against a cow. But Hu Yunfeng and the Greater China Empire are there, and Hu Yunfeng's relationship with Germany is extraordinary. In the hearts of Roosevelt and Churchill, the Greater China Empire is still in the sway of the allies and the Axis powers. To strive for Hu Yunfeng, the hooligan, to not turn to the Axis powers, we cannot make Hu Yunfeng, the hooligan, unhappy now...

Churchill has been bullied by Hu Yunfeng many times. He has become accustomed to this meeting. Fortunately, the host of this meeting was Roosevelt. Hu Yunfeng snatched the position of Roosevelt's master. Churchill pretended not to know and waited for Roosevelt to react. He looked forward to Roosevelt helping him teach him a lesson as a hooligan.

Churchill was very disappointed. Roosevelt, a slippery guy, did not say anything, and immediately followed Hu Yunfeng's words: "Very good. We know very little about China's anti-Japanese armed forces and the Eighth Route Army's battle behind the Japanese enemy. Now I would like to ask Mr. Mao and Mr. Zhou to introduce it to us."

Mao and Zhou, who is Mao, a poet, writer, military strategy, tactics, and politician, who can defeat any powerful and hegemony in the world forever. One is that there are only 103 countries in the world that have established diplomatic relations with China, but 130 countries have sent condolences and letters of condolences. The half-standard ritual stipulated in the United Nations Flag Book is used for the first time to a national leader who has died in office, and even breaks the provisions of the "Flag Book" on the half-standard quota of half-standard quota of up to two days. In a week, no national flag of any member state was raised above the United Nations headquarters, and no legacy was left after death.

Their talent and strategy, their unparalleled contributions to China and the people of the world, are truly civilian leaders who will surprise the world as long as they play the stage.

Hu Yunfeng's proposal was recognized by Roosevelt, and Churchill and Chiang Kai-shek could only agree obediently. Mao and Zhou immediately seized the opportunity without any humility. They all understood that this was the best time to let the leaders of the two allies, the United States and Britain, know China, and it was also the best opportunity to seek US aid.

There was nothing, on November 22, 1943, which belonged to China, Mao and Zhou. Their introduction to China, the Eighth Route Army's war behind enemy lines, and the wonderful analysis of the world situation, especially the personal charm they showed attracted Roosevelt, Churchill and the United States and Britain at all times. The whole day was occupied by Mao and Zhou. Until the end of the first day of the meeting, Roosevelt sent Hu Yunfeng to Mao and Zhou and Zhou, and Roosevelt hoped to meet in private with Mao and Zhou that night.

What did Roosevelt and Mao and Zhou talk about? Hu Yunfeng didn't ask, but he didn't care. But the next day, Hu Yunfeng accidentally heard the quietly discussing between the representatives of the United States and Britain. Roosevelt and Churchill both believed that China might not belong to the Kuomintang after the end of World War II. At the same time, after the meeting between Roosevelt and Mao and Zhou, he immediately decided to use 30% of the US aid to China and military equipment. To be continued. If you like this work, you are welcome to vote for recommendations, monthly votes, and your support is my greatest motivation.)

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