Japan is a country with severe lack of arable land. If it is tormented by the proletarian alliance, it will be a strange thing in human history and may be even more powerful than North Korea.

Isn't this a good thing?

Why object?

Emperor Song Biao was so casually talking to General Secretary Nosaka about some things about the future. He seemed to appreciate Nosaka's appearance and had a very pleasant conversation. The consensus between the two sides was still very clear, that is, the Japanese emperor system, Bushido

Spirit and chaebol must end, and most of the things in Japanese tradition are dross, especially Japanese superstitious thoughts and Shintoism, which must be eliminated.

With these consensuses, both sides felt very speculative no matter how they talked about it, and Emperor Song Biao had no need to object in principle to Nosaka's request to further support the Japanese Social Alliance Party.

The Japanese Social Alliance Party has no mass base. The only way is to carry out a land revolution, break the traditional aristocratic system of Japan, eliminate the Japanese landlords and aristocratic class, and distribute the land equally to the peasants in the name of state ownership.

In this regard, Emperor Song Biao also gave some meaningful suggestions.

Both sides had always talked about the early morning with great interest. The meeting ended at 2 a.m. the next day. Emperor Song Biao was also very polite and asked the inner court chief Chen Jiayou to personally see the other party away.

After General Secretary Nosaka left, Emperor Song Biao fell into contemplation for a period of time.

After sending General Secretary Nosaka and Wu Zongrui out of the floor, General Secretary Chen Jiayou returned to Emperor Song Biao's study and persuaded the emperor to rest early and perhaps arrange other itineraries tomorrow morning.

Emperor Song Biao thought for a while and suddenly asked Chen Jiayou: "Do you think this matter is a good or a bad thing?"

Chen Jiayou thought for a while and replied: "I am a foolish person, and it is difficult to explain the pros and cons of it. If I really want to say what I say, I think it is neither a good thing nor a bad thing. If it is just a military point of view, if I can

It is a real good thing to station a navy in Tokyo Bay. This place is also of great strategic value and is of great significance to the empire's control of the Pacific."

Emperor Song Biao nodded slightly and said, "That's right, everything is difficult to achieve. Japan's problem lies in the fact that all its problems are rooted and difficult to change. If we are forced to agree to Japan's request, accept them.

The so-called "unconditional surrender" clause will eventually face their challenges again after thirty years or fifty years later. Therefore, whether it is right or wrong, the most fundamental problems in Japan must be changed.

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Chen Jiayou could only answer: "The emperor is wise!"

Emperor Song Biao also sighed and said, "How dare you be called a wise man with helpless actions?"

Chen Jiayou stopped answering, and after a while, he continued to persuade: "Your Majesty, take a break early."

Emperor Song Biao sat silently at the desk, put down his glasses, continued to think about it before temporarily putting the issue down, and instructed Chen Jiayou: "Let's arrange for the front-line commanders of the military headquarters to come and meet him soon tomorrow."

"yes!"

Lieutenant General Chen Jiayou agreed.

Emperor Song Biao no longer had any other instructions and stood up to go to the bathroom. He knew in his heart that Japan was indeed heading towards a very revolutionary path. For the empire, this may be a mistake, but even if it was a mistake, it would be

It makes sense to be wrong.

Um.

Very meaningful.
Chapter completed!