After hearing Mu Yang's words, Anglai paused for two seconds, then laughed, but there was no joy in the laughter, and it was even a bit fake when it stopped in Mu Yang's ears.

Anghlai understood Mu Yang's words, and he was the best in Myanmar and did not mention China at all. In other words, your army is not comparable to the Chinese army. That is to say, it is to show off in Myanmar and dream of being a local emperor.

Mu Yang stabbed him very tactfully, and wanted to tell him not to be too arrogant. In my eyes, your strength is just the level of a mouse fighting in the nest.

The entire military parade lasted about half an hour, and Mu Yang felt that this was at most a campus-level military parade.

At the beginning of the banquet, the chef brought the dishes one by one, and also gave a detailed introduction, "Mythieut-kynia fish tail is a recipe for Myitkynia, an important city in northern Myanmar. It is cooked with natural herbal spices such as golden mustard and fragrant willow."

"Jinqian fish rice is made by picking the fish meat and adding crispy powder, and then paired with grapefruit meat and various juices. It tastes very refreshing, sour, sweet and spicy."

“Myanmar fish fillets, Burmese style shrimp, steamed fish”

Although it is just a military restaurant, the decoration here is extremely luxurious and exotic. Wood carvings, sand paintings, lacquerware and other accessories are all Burmese in style and the environment is elegant. The dishes are set on a table and dozens of dishes are available.

The dining here is not much different from that in China. Everyone sat around a table, then put a table full of dishes, and then sang cups to enhance their feelings, but this place was replaced by Myanmar.

At the dining table, everyone just exchanged casual greetings to talk about China's current development, irrelevant topics such as national economy and people's livelihood. After the meal, Anghlai invited tea in Muyang's backyard. Everyone knows that this is the focus of this trip.

Anghlai's men left, and the office director Ma Xiaobo was taken to rest. Anghlai led Mu Yang to a shade of osmanthus tree in the backyard, where there was a tea table and two rattan chairs. Anghlai's guards scattered, and the four special forces following Mu Yang were also alert in the distance.

"I wonder if Ambassador Muyang likes to drink tea. I have prepared Kokang Pu'er tea here, which can eliminate the greasiness after the meal." Anglai reached out and made a call, asking Muyang to sit down.

Mu Yang bowed slightly and sat on the rattan chair.

"China is the hometown of tea culture, so I am naturally a tea lover. When I have nothing to do, I like to make a pot of good tea, take out a book, read it slowly, and stay for an afternoon." Mu Yang said with a smile.

"Mr. Ambassador is a cultural person. I can't compare it to me. But I just love to drink tea. This piece of Pu'er tea comes from Kokang. Since ancient times, Pu'er came from Myanmar. In fact, in the past, Kokang's tea also left China. The animals carried tea leaves and traveled through mountains and rivers for several months before they could reach the destination. It just gave the tea time to ferment. The sweat of the people made the taste of tea more intense." Anghlai is not a big man. While holding the teapot and pouring tea into the cups of the two, he talked about tea culture.

"This tea cake has a history of a hundred years and is rich in flavor. Please ask Ambassador Mu to taste it."

"Myanmar's relationship with China has a long history, but unfortunately, Myanmar's development has always been restricted. China has risen for 30 years and has become a world power. However, Myanmar has not yet gotten rid of poverty. There are 53 million people in Myanmar, and 80% of them still live in rural areas and rely on planting. Myanmar's industrial and technological industry has not developed, and its main economic income is still agriculture and exporting rice. This is the current situation in Myanmar. Although I am a soldier, I also hope that the country will prosper."

Mu Yang picked up the cup and took a sip of the tea. It tasted pretty good. As for whether it has a century of history, Mu Yang really couldn't drink it. However, Mu Yang had drunk a lot of excellent teas. He felt that this pot of tea today could indeed be called the best.

"No," Mu Yang said lightly.

Anglai looked at Mu Yang, wondering if Mu Yang said that tea was good or his words were good.

"Wu Minhui is mainly responsible for the civil strife in Myanmar. He forcibly pushing the policies he formulated himself is actually entirely to consolidate his power and exclude others. That is why the coup that happened in the end. Now, Naypyidaw is in my hands. I have 60,000 soldiers in my hands, and I have also contacted some other military forces. We intend to form a new Myanmar government to end this chaos." Angh Lai said.

In fact, Mu Yang had known about these situations for a long time. After the baptism of war, more than a dozen forces were scattered in various places, and Angh Lai was the strongest of these forces. The second warlord in Myanmar was General Godanwei, the former naval commander. At the beginning of the rebellion, General Godanwei joined forces with the former commander of the Yangon Military Region to rebel. Now he has occupied Yangon. Naturally, the navy is also in the hands of General Godanwei, and there are more than 30,000 soldiers in their hands.

Now the third force is the turn of the Myanmar government forces. The Myanmar government forces occupy the ancient city of Mandalay, with about 30,000 troops in their hands.

As for other small forces, the number of people is 10,000 and the number of people is a few thousand, occupying other smaller cities in Myanmar. This is the current situation in Myanmar.

"Now, the total strength of my troops, plus other supporters, exceeds 100,000, far exceeding Wu Minhui. I hope that after I form a new government, I can engage in normal diplomatic relations with China." After Anghlai said that, he closed his mouth and stared at Mu Yang with a burning gaze.

If China agrees to this request, it will recognize the legitimacy of its new government.

This is not a small problem, it is definitely a major event involving national interests and political direction.

Mu Yang put down his cup, turned to look at Ang Hlaing, and said with a serious expression, "General Ang Hlaing, say bluntly that China will not give you any guaranteed answers. This is Myanmar's internal affairs, and China will never interfere. It is not in line with China's current interests when supporting your new government openly." Speaking of this, Mu Yang saw that Ang Hlaing's face was dark, and it seemed that he was very dissatisfied with Mu Yang's answer.

Mu Yang paused for a moment, his expression became a little relaxed, "General Anglai, but I personally am still very willing to make friends with General Anglai."

Hearing Mu Yang's last words, Anglai's eyes showed a hint of joy.

The meaning of these words of Mu Yang is actually very clear. China will not support you for the sake of invisible benefits. If you fight for your Myanmar business, you will be very proud of your face. If China does not interfere or helps the government army, it will give you face. However, if you come to power, Mu Yang is still willing to match Ang Hlaing and the Chinese government.

Although he talks around, having hope is better than having no hope, it is not. Anyone who wants to be a founding emperor is within his reach, others must see your strength. (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!