When the Dihua frontline began its offensive and defensive operations in mid-January, it was also when the Fourth Column completed the annihilation of Ningma and returned to Hami. However, after returning to Hami, the Fourth Column and the entire Northbound Group entered the final preparation stage before the counterattack.

From the beginning of the establishment in early November 2015, to mid-December, the fourth and eighth columns under the Beijin Group had all arrived at the designated locations. The Huang Tiancheng division of the Special Column, which was temporarily under the command of the group, also opened to Anxi, and the establishment of the entire group was finally completed.

Although the Beijin Group will not be dispatched as planned at the end of January 2016, as soon as the group was formed, Yang Tianming asked the group's departments to carry out winter training and practice marching, camping, material transportation, construction of fortifications, offensive, defense and confrontation under severe cold conditions.

The Beijin Group is responsible for the important task of advancing to northern Xinjiang and rushing into Mongolia. Fighting under severe cold conditions in winter will be an issue that the group cannot avoid. In order to avoid undue mistakes in actual combat in the future and minimize losses as much as possible, it is necessary to seize the time to conduct drills in the area between Hami and Anxi. Although the climate in this area is much different from that in northern Xinjiang and western Mongolia, since the area is located in the Fengkou area, in terms of coldness, it is even better than that in northern Xinjiang and western Mongolia.

The Fourth Column is in Xinjiang for the third winter and has adapted to the severe cold of Xinjiang in winter. However, under the severe cold conditions of winter, there has never been any experience in combat. In addition, the important task of advancing to northern Xinjiang is required to be carried out later. Therefore, the Fourth Column attached great importance to the relevant drills. In order to exercise, the Fourth Column strengthened its reconnaissance in the northern part of the eastern section of Tianshan, which also enabled the Longitudinal to obtain the enemy situation about Ningma in time and then annihilated the enemy troops. Of course, annihilation of Ningma is also considered as the Fourth Column's actual combat warm-up for the upcoming counterattack.

Although the Sun Yaoming's unit of the Eighth Column was just formed, the column had more than 20,000 veterans, and even the new recruits had been rigorously trained for a year. Except for the lack of effective running-in between the newly formed departments, there was no problem with the combat literacy of the soldiers. Now the group ordered winter training, and Sun Yaoming and others took advantage of the more than a month before the war to polish the Eighth Column.

After more than a month of training, on January 20, 2016, Yang Tianming ordered all units to enter the predetermined departure position, conduct the final rest before the war, and supplement the materials needed for combat, and summarize the gains and losses of the drill.

On January 25, Yang Tianming held a combat meeting at the Anxi Command of Beijin Group to deploy a counterattack plan.

"Now, almost all the main forces of the enemy in Xinjiang are being restrained on the front line of Dihua, and are fighting with the Seventh Column. This situation is extremely beneficial to our group's subsequent counterattack. When our throne advances to northern Xinjiang, we will face scattered troops from various counties, which is the battalion-level scale, and the combat is not difficult."

Hu Zhicheng, deputy commander-in-chief of the Beijin Group and deputy captain of the Fourth Column, introduced the relevant situation at the combat meeting. Thinking about the situation detected by the Fourth Column these days, Hu Zhicheng felt a little heavy, and raised his hand and pointed at the large-scale Xinjiang map hanging on the wall of the conference room and continued: "However, the biggest problem for my lunar advance into northern Xinjiang will be the harsh cold weather and the difficulties in the transportation of logistics materials. Everyone has experienced the cold weather in the past month of drilling. I won't say much, I will only talk about the traffic situation..."

There are several channels in Xinjiang to the Chenghua area of ​​the northern Xinjiang.

First, it is a road that crosses the Altai Mountains through Kobdo in western Mongolia. This road is a road that has existed since ancient times and is also a road with relatively good transportation conditions. However, due to historical reasons, this road was convenient for commuting with the eastern foot of the Altai Mountains under the jurisdiction.

During the Qing Dynasty, Chenghua, Burjin and other places on the western foot of the Altai Mountains did not belong to Xinjiang, but to General Ulya Sutai. In the 32nd year of the Guangxu period, the Minister of Service of Altai was established and stationed in Chenghua Temple. In the early years of the Republic of China, it was changed to the Chief of Altai, which was directly under the jurisdiction of the central government. Later, because Tsarist Russia provoked the Mongolian army to attack the Altai area many times, Yang Zengxin, the then Xinjiang governor, and Chen Yi, the Kulun Protector, called the Beijing government respectively to request the incorporation of Altai into Xinjiang Province. On June 1, 1919, Xu Shichang signed a presidential order, and the Altai area was officially reorganized into Ashan Road and belonged to Xinjiang.

If the Fourth Column successfully advances to the northern border, this road will be conducive to the People's Army's advance towards Kobdo and other places in western Mongolia. However, it is unavailable in the early stage of the Northbound Group's counterattack.

Second, from Qitai, passing through Dabuxun Town, west of Beita Mountain, crossing the Qinghe River to Fuyun, and reaching Chenghua for more than 600 kilometers of passage. This road was originally a road for herders to trade, but was later renovated and used by the Xinjiang authorities. From Yang Zengxin to Jin Shuren, in order to prevent Kazakhs in the northern foot of the Altai Mountains from haunting Qitai and other places, troops were stationed in Dabuxun.

However, the road conditions on this road are relatively poor, with bumpy pits and only carriages, and they do not have the conditions to pass fast cars. Of course, if the People's Army equipped with a 3-ton truck can maintain a speed similar to the carriage, it can barely be used.

The third is the road from Utubulak to Chenghua.

Utubulak is a small town located in the southwest of Ulungu Lake, about 200 kilometers away from Chenghua. Although it is a small town, it is the convergence and end point of three roads leading to the northern border.

One is a road from Qitai to northwest, through Holchut Well, Cookshencang to Utubulak, which is about 600 kilometers long; the other is a road from Suilai to north; and the other is a road from Tacheng to northeast.

After these three roads gathered in Utubulak, Chenghua is about 200 kilometers northeast.

The road from Qitai through Utubulak to Chenghua belongs to the Cambrian passage with a total length of nearly 900 kilometers and has to pass through the Gurbantonggut Desert, which is not suitable for large army advancement and material transportation;

The road from Suilai through Utubulak to Chenghua, which lasts more than 600 kilometers, has to cross the Lochren River, Dardak River, and Boke River, and it is not suitable for large-scale transportation of troops and materials;

From Usu to Tacheng, the total length of the passage from Utubulak to Chenghua is more than 900 kilometers. Although it is a bit long, the road between Usu and Tacheng can be smooth with a 5-ton truck. Even a 300-kilometer distance between Tacheng and Utubulak can pass through rubber wheel trucks and 3-ton trucks. In comparison, although this road is far away, the transportation conditions are the best.

"The situation in Xinjiang is roughly introduced by Zhicheng. The biggest problem with our troops this time is not fighting with the current enemy, but how to face the pressure of the Soviet Union after sending troops. With the existing transportation conditions, it is very difficult for us to withstand the pressure of the Soviet Union and possible friction. In this regard, the pressure from colleagues in the Logistics Department is much greater than that of us." After Hu Zhicheng introduced the situation, Yang Tianming added a few more words, and after looking at everyone present, he turned his attention to Zou Degui who attended the meeting, "Shopkeeper Zou, please also highlight the specific material transportation plan."

"Now the front line of Dihua is still in fierce battle. When Beijin Group launched a counterattack, the road from Dihua, Wusu, Tacheng and other places to Chenghua is no longer useful. Among the remaining roads, only the road from Qitai to Dabusun can be repaired and used." Zou Degui, who had lost a few laps, sighed helplessly, "The current conditions are indeed difficult, and the logistics department's plan is only formulated based on the current actual situation."

The logistics department's plan is very realistic, and its main contents include the following aspects:

1. In the early stages of the counterattack, that is, before February 10, the military supplies were carried by the troops themselves. Considering the geographical environment and transportation conditions of northern borders and western Mongolia, the Logistics Department specially mobilized thousands of rubber-wheeled carriages and more than 7,000 camels in the northwest for the troops to carry with them.

2. After the counterattack began, by late February, the Logistics Department will repair the road from Qitai to north through Dabusun with the cooperation of the fourth column, so that it can pass through 3-ton trucks. It is not difficult to take advantage of the severe cold winter climate and the participation of machinery in the construction, and use ash and water to fill the potholes on the road and freeze it into a solid and flat passage.

3. After the Dihua front-line battle ended, the Logistics Department will cooperate with the Seventh Column to promptly open up the roads of Dihua, Wusu and Tacheng. After the Fourth Column arrives in Chenghua, the Logistics Department will provide material support to Tacheng before late February.

4. Starting from late February, the Qitai and Dabusun Channel, which were repaired by the Logistics Department, will provide material supplements to the northern border Chenghua and Monxi Kobudo.

5. In the early and mid-term of the battle, the Logistics Department will follow up in the direction of the troops' attack to provide material support.

6. After controlling the designated area in western Meng and establishing a simple airport, the air force transportation forces will also join the ranks of providing material supplements to the western Meng troops.

7. After the battle, all troops should cooperate with the Logistics Department to speed up the construction of automobile passages to various places to cope with the pressure from the Soviet Union and other aspects after the beginning of spring.

"My good, I understand completely. Why has Mr. always emphasized that 'War is the logistics, and the industrial foundation is the foundation'." Sun Yaoming, deputy commander-in-chief of the Beijin Group and the captain of the Eighth Column, listened to Zou Degui's introduction, sighed, "Working in the cold weather without logistics, it is impossible to stand up without logistics; and if there is no industrial foundation and lack of good equipment, even if he stands for a while, he may not be able to withstand the enemy's counterattack."

Gu Haichuan, who attended the meeting, nodded repeatedly. Since leading the observation group in early November, he has been in the formation of the Northbound Group, the transportation of materials and troops, and more than a month of winter training, Gu Haichuan and others have gained a lot. In the past, in Yimeng, the escort army relied on base areas, with short material and troops transported, and the geographical environment was very familiar with it. They fought defensive wars, and their dependence on logistics was not as heavy as that of the northwest. In the northwest, the battles were basically carried out, and the people's army's combat materials were difficult to replenish on the spot, so they could only rely on logistics. Although there are still only a few counties in Yimeng, Yimeng will definitely expand outward in the future. Gu Haichuan and others are very willing to digest and absorb the successful experience in the northwest.

"Yaoming is right." Yang Tianming nodded in agreement, and continued, "After attacking, the enemy forces in the northern border direction were weak and scattered, and there would be basically no major battles; in the west of Mongolia, the Mongolian army did not have much force, and only a few thousand enemies were fighting against our army at the sky, and there would be no major battles. In other words, before the Soviet Union reacted and actually sent troops, we did not have a major battle. In this way, the departments of our group were basically raiding exercises under actual combat conditions. Although the combat qualities of the departments of the group were tested, the logistics department was tested more. Therefore, the departments of the group must do everything possible to cooperate with the comrades in the logistics department and do a good job in material transportation."

Looking at everyone, Yang Tianming said again: "Through the material transportation plan introduced by Manager Zou just now, I think you have a certain understanding of the direction of our army's attack. I will add to what I didn't mention just now..."

Yang Tianming's plan is the specific combat operations of Beijin Group, which includes several aspects:

1. The Fourth Column Cavalry Regiment plus an Infantry Regiment and the Logistics Department Engineer Regiment, totaling 7,000 troops, Yuanhu passed through Chahan Tonggu and Shazagai, and attacked Kobdo. The troops of this unit must seize Kobdo before the main force of the Fourth Column arrives at Kobdo and establish a simple airport in Harapo to facilitate the subsequent transportation of materials.

The main force of the Fourth Column went northwest from Hami, arrived at Yuanhu, and then went north through Dabuxun, Qinghe, and Fuyun to Chenghua. After leaving some troops to garrison, they then crossed the Altai Mountains eastward, and then rushed through Kobudo to attack Ulangumu, and advanced northward to the Tangnu Mountain line, and advanced eastward to establish a defense line at the junction of Tangnu Mountain and Hangai Mountain.

At the same time, the Engineer Regiment will follow up in the Sapo area of ​​Ubud and establish a second simple airport.

The second and eighth columns were guided by the cavalry regiment and crossed the Gobi Altai Mountain from Juyanhai in Ningxia, and advanced northward through Gaobeidian, Lek and other places, and advanced northward to the Hangaishan line. After that, they divided into two groups, advanced eastward to the Tachu River, and established the defense line of the Hangaishan-Tachu River-Lek-Gobi Altai Mountain; they advanced northwest along Hangaishan, and controlled the Chilaotu River east of Ulyasutai and the upper reaches of the Wotel River.

3. The Huang Tiancheng troops of the Special Line, northwardly advanced to the Group Command and its direct troops, went north from Hami through Santang Lake, and marched into Ulya Sutai from Tarmuga and Kulingai. Afterwards, the Group Command moved west to Duerga.

According to this combat plan, in addition to the northern border, the Beijin Group will control a vast area in western Mongolia that starts from Mount Tannu in the north, from Mount Hangai in the east, and from Mount Altai in the south. Its regional scope covers all the Bayan Urigei, Kobdo, Ubudsu, Bayanhongguoer, Gobi Altai, as well as most of Zabkhan Province and western Gobi Province. The total area is about 550,000 square kilometers, accounting for almost one-third of the Mongolian territory. However, in this vast area, the Mongolian people are only more than 150,000 in this vast area.

The vast land in western Mongolia is so vast that it is sparsely populated, but it is blamed on the Mongolian authorities.

When Mongolia declared "independence" in 1921, its total population was about 700,000. But this included nearly 100,000 mainland Chinese people. Most of these people were Han people, making a living by business or other operations. But by the 1930s, it was difficult for mainlanders in Mongolia to see them again, and they were basically cleaned up in various movements.

Later generations found that in 1923, there were 2,332 commercial banks in Mongolia, of which 1,440 were Chinese commercial banks, while only 166 private commercial banks in Russia. However, the Mongolian government established in 1921 prohibited repaying all debts owed to Chinese merchants by Mongolia, and even private debts were not allowed to be repaid. He imposed heavy taxes on Chinese merchants and strictly prohibited Chinese merchants from selling valuables.

After the Soviet-Russian civil war, the Soviet Union announced that the old ruble would be invalidated. This led to a large number of Chinese merchants who originally used ruble as settlement in Mongolia to go bankrupt. The remaining supplies of Chinese merchants were forcibly purchased by the Outer Mongolia authorities at a price of one tenth. At the same time, the Mongolian government issued a ban on Chinese merchants and workers from entering and leaving the country, and no new people were allowed to enter the country. By the early 1930s, the number of Chinese merchants in the Kulun area dropped sharply from more than 20,000 to about 2,100.

Chinese are not allowed to leave the country, nor are they allowed to enter the country, but the number of 100,000 Chinese in the country has decreased year by year, so the fate of these people can be imagined.

In addition to the Chinese, the Mongolian authorities also attacked the lamas, princes, nobles, and wealthy people in the country. Although there were different voices during this period, after Qiaobashan cleared dissidents in 28 years, he began to completely copy the Soviet Union. The major political movements and decisions in the Soviet Union could be found in Mongolia. From the elimination of the opposition within the party to suppressing opposition forces, to the collectivization of agriculture, Qiaobashan followed the Soviet Union everywhere, and even the living habits of the Mongolians imitated the Soviet Union. To a certain extent, except for the different races of Mongolians, Mongolia is a simplified copycat of the Soviet Union.

The result of eliminating Chinese and wielding butchers' knives at Mongolia's own people was that when Mongolia was "independence" in 21 years, it was still around 700,000 by the mid-1930s. Among these 700,000 people in the 1930s, there were also many Gulbuts and Russians moved from the Soviet Union.

Affected by population, the number of troops in Mongolia was only 20,000 to 30,000 in the mid-1930s. Of course, with the Soviet Union supporting Mongolia, Mongolia did not seem to be worried about foreign enemies and opposition forces in the territory.

In the mid-1920s, the Soviet Union was under external pressure and announced the withdrawal of troops from Mongolia. But in fact, although the Soviet Union withdrew its original troops, a new garrison came. Of course, in order to show its attitude to withdraw troops to the outside world, except for retaining a certain amount of troops in Kulun, other Soviet troops were stationed on the border of the Soviet-Mongolia.

In the spring of 1932, when Harmondorji and the Lama group in Kusugule Province joined forces to fight against the Mongolian authorities, the Soviet government sent troops to suppress the "rebellion" of the opposition at the request of the Chobashan authorities. Although the opposition forces led by Harmondorji once developed to Kusugule, Zabkhan, Beihangai and Nanhangai provinces, they were still suppressed after the Soviet army was dispatched. Of course, after suppressing the "rebellion", the Soviet army returned to its original garrison.

But after this brutal suppression, western Mongolia also became full of hatred towards the Kulun authorities.

Zhao Zhenzhong decided to occupy most of the western part of Mongolia. In addition to the reason Xiang Gu Haichuan mentioned at that time that "there are only one opportunity to operate in Mongolia in recent years, and we must take advantage of it at one time", it was also because of the specific situation in Mongolia that the plan for the western part of the Mongolian battle was formulated.

The old forces in Mengxi were cleaned up by the Kulun authorities, which made the People's Army no longer have to be evil people after controlling the local area. The vast land here is sparsely populated, which is conducive to the People's Army's future immigration to Mengxi and making plans for the future. Moreover, choosing to take action against western Mongolia can also take advantage of the local people's dissatisfaction with the Kulun authorities to stabilize the local situation as soon as possible.

As for the Mongolian army in the western part of Mongolia, after Ning Ma accidentally killed a cavalry division, the largest local established troops were only at the regiment level and were scattered everywhere, and were no match for the Beijin Group at all.

"After our army launched a counterattack, its strategic intention could be hidden for at least half a month. With more than half a month, I believe that our army's actions against northern borders and western Mongolia can succeed. From the reveal of our army's strategic intentions to the Soviet army, the Mongolian army made targeted responses. Considering the influence of the weather and the opponent's troops and the time required for material transportation, the enemy would first encounter with our army in early March. If our army effectively blocks the enemy's march route when establishing a defense line, then this time will be delayed."

After a pause, Yang Tianming further said: "In early March, the war in Xinjiang will end. With the improvement of our army's traffic conditions, we will definitely mobilize more troops and materials to fight against the enemy. This is the specific plan. Do you have any different opinions or any supplements?"

By the end of February, the Lanzhou-Hami section of the Lanzhou-Xinjiang Railway will be put into use. With the construction of the Qitai-Chenghua Highway, the increase in the transportation of materials to western Mongolia along the old roads, and the investment of air force, the logistics status of the Northbound Group can be effectively improved. Even if the Soviet Union mobilizes troops to Xinjiang, the western border of the Mongolian, the west and northbound 150,000 troops of the two major groups of the People's Army can be fully resisted. Moreover, with the Soviet Union's total of 1.3 million troops, it has to take care of the territory across the two continents, and faces pressure from Japan and Germany, it may not necessarily be possible to draw a lot of troops.

Hu Zhicheng, Sun Yaoming, Cui Yi, Li Yunhai, and Qin Chong all shook their heads, while Zou Degui stared at the map on the wall and thought about transportation.

"I have a suggestion." Seeing that everyone was not speaking, Gu Haichuan said, "After our strategic intentions were exposed, we might as well adopt large-scale blasting measures to destroy the passage from Tangnu Mountain to the north and Hangai Mountain to the east. Even after spring, on several major rivers flowing to the enemy in Hangai Mountain, it might be better to artificially cut off the river channels through blasting means, create a damsel lake in the mountains, and eventually make it flood or collapse. In order to further block the enemy's army and extend our preparation time. Of course, to achieve this, engineers need to prepare in advance and transport a large amount of explosives."

Gu Haichuan's proposal made everyone's eyes lit up, but they also sucked in cold air.

Anyway, the People's Army will not have the ability to regain or occupy territory again in the next few years, and the collapse of external channels will win more time for itself, which is welcome.

However, what surprised everyone was the idea of ​​creating a landslide lake, causing rivers to flood or collapse to block the enemy's ideas. This method is definitely effective, but it is also easy to be criticized. After all, once this method is used, it does not distinguish between the enemy's military and civilians, good or bad, and as long as it is along the river basin, it will definitely be affected.

"Now we have our own chemical base, and explosives are not a problem. The logistics department just transports more." Zou Degui said, "First choose the time to blow up the channel to the north and east, and delay the enemy. As for the river, I think the engineers can first survey and prepare, and do not have to wait until then."

Yang Tianming pondered for a moment, nodded and said, "It's settled."

After the meeting, the departments entered the countdown before departure and stepped up preparations for things. But just the day before the counterattack, on January 28, a magnitude 5 earthquake occurred in the Beitashan area, causing the roads from Qitai to east to Mulei River and Qitai to north to Dabuxun and Yuanhu areas to slide down by snow and frozen soil and stones.

After the news reached Hami, Yang Tianming and Zou Degui were anxious at that time. If the situation was serious, it would affect the entire campaign of Beijin Group.

After the combat meeting, Yang Tianming moved the Beijin Group Command to Hami, preparing to rush to Ulyasutai with Huang Tiancheng's troops of the Special Column. When he learned that the earthquake might affect traffic, he and Zou Degui risked the aftershocks and drove to the blocked section with the engineers.

"It's okay, it's okay." After checking, Zou Degui breathed a sigh of relief, looking full of glory.

Between Mulei River and Qitai, only a few bridges on a few small rivers collapsed, and it was not difficult to repair them. Although the roads in Beitashan, between Yuanhu and Dabusun were blocked by snow, frozen soil and stones, fortunately, the section was not long, only a hundred meters long. As long as two more bulldozers and excavators were added, it would not be difficult to clean them. It would be guaranteed to transport materials to Chenghua by the end of February.

Zou Degui mobilized manpower and increased his work to open up the transportation channel. Yang Tianming rushed back to the North Eng Group Command to prepare for the final action that began in the early morning of the next day.

It was late in Xinjiang, and the sky was still dark at 7 a.m. on the 29th. But at this time, Beijin Group had fully dispatched toward its respective destinations.

The severe cold winter in Xinjiang and Mongolia made the army unable to fully proceed at night. After avoiding the coldest period of the day, it is suitable for marching in the early morning to around sunset. However, in order to avoid exposing one's intentions too early, Yang Tianming still ordered the departments to send reconnaissance teams to remove suspicious personnel during the army's marching in advance.

In addition to leaving a few useful living mouths, the enemy armed personnel were basically wiped out. Since it was winter and the Mongolian landed with collective farms, they almost encountered no people during the march before arriving at the herdsmen's settlement. In this snow-covered and windy weather, no one was willing to run out to drink the northwest wind.

From Hami to the north, through Santanghu, Huantamuga, Kulingai, and to Ulyasutai, the distance is about 500 kilometers. Yang Tianming led the Huang Tiancheng troops of the Special Column to advance northward to the group command and the group's direct troops, unplugged the enemy's strongholds along the way, and advanced all the way. Of course, he also left a small number of troops to meet the subsequent logistics transport personnel and materials at the settlements along the way, and monitored the remaining people in the settlements.

Yang Tianming's army, mainly cavalry, was facing the wind and snow, and it took nearly 10 days to walk the 500-kilometer journey until noon on February 7th, when Yang Tianming entered Ulya Sutai occupied by Huang Tiancheng's army.

Two days before Yang Tianming arrived at Ulya Sutai, the Sun Yaoming tribe of the Eighth Column had occupied the Tachu River and divided his troops along Hang Aishan to head towards Ulya Sutai northwest. The distance between the Eighth Column from Juyanhai to Tuitai in Hang Aishan was more than 500 kilometers. However, there were very few people on the route of the troops and the delay time was short. In addition, there was not much snow along the way, so although the army was marching, it arrived at its destination earlier than Yang Tianming tribe.

On February 7, after nightfall, the Fourth Column Cavalry Regiment, Infantry Regiment, Engineer Regiment and Logistics Department, an engineer regiment touched the vicinity of Kobdo. Under Cui Yi's command, he eliminated a company's Mongolian garrison without much effort and quickly controlled Kobdo.

Kobdo was originally an important town on the western border and once flourished, but Kobdo is now just a dilapidated town in the ruins, with little people.

In 1912, Tsarist Russia provoked Mongolia to make independence. At that time, the black lama, who was standing on the side of the Kulun administration, led his troops to attack Kobdo, killed and plundered, and burned Kobdo to white ground. Since then, Kobdo has never restored his former glory. In 32 years, when Chobashan suppressed the opposition in Monsi, Kobdo suffered another disaster.

On February 8, Hu Zhicheng, who had been trekking for several years, led the main force of the Fourth Column to Kobdo. On that day, Hu Zhicheng and a guard battalion and an engineer battalion remained in Kobdo, while Cui Yi led other troops to Ulangumu in the north. It was more than 300 kilometers from Kobdo to Tangnu Mountain. Cui Yi and his party did not arrive at the line of Tangnu Mountain until February 12.

At this point, the Beijin Group has basically achieved its expected goal after half a month of action. At this time, the outside world is causing a stir due to changes in the situation in Xinjiang and the fact that the Soviet Union invaded Xinjiang is being disclosed...

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