When it comes to investments of over 100 billion US dollars, it is really not hasty. Mu Yang is not in a hurry and nods in agreement.13

After a while, Mu Yang devoted himself to receiving Minister Yang's visit to Myanmar.

On July 12, Minister Yang and his group flew to Yangon, Myanmar to conduct a four-day diplomatic visit to Myanmar.

Minister Wu Suomao, the Second Minister of the Presidential Office, Yangon Mayor, Myanmar Parliamentarian, Navy Commander Godanwei and others went to Yangon to pick up the plane.

Muyang and the embassy staff are responsible for arranging specific matters.

The mayor of Yangon held a reception banquet, stayed in the hotel that night, and notified the Myanmar government that he would go to the Yangon Cemetery of the Chinese Expeditionary Force the next day to sweep the graves.

This time, the Yangon government sent hundreds of police officers to take charge of the guards. This time, it was not like the last time the Japanese Foreign Minister came. That time, Godanwei (Luka) told the Yangon mayor that no matter what problems arise, he would not care about them. This time, the order received by the Yangon mayor was that no problems would occur.

The mayor of Yangon is a confidant of Godanwei. One of the requirements Luka made at the beginning was to fully occupy Yangon's interests, including both military and political aspects.

This is the domineering power of the warlords.

The next day, the sky was covered with clouds, giving people a feeling of depression. The convoy drove out of the city and stopped in a wilderness in the suburbs.

It was a wilderness, with weeds already covered with weeds. Mu Yang led everyone to this wilderness cemetery, and found a half-piece of stone tablet in a weed. The handwriting on it was already blurred, and the words "Eighth Division Anti-Japanese Soldier Cemetery" were vaguely identified.

Mu Yang said to Minister Yang, "This is the cemetery of the expeditionary army of Sun Liren's troops in the New 38th Division back then."

"Loyal bones are buried in the wilderness, and martyrs are buried in a foreign land." Minister Yang sighed.

Then, wreaths were presented to worship these anti-Japanese warriors.

The strong wind blew, and the grass leaves swayed, as if countless heroic spirits were feeling sad.

There were once rumors among local people in Myanmar that when it rained, the sound of war could be heard because the souls of the Chinese people did not get rest.

In the car back, Mu Yang told Minister Yang about the overall situation of the Myanmar Expeditionary Force cemetery. Minister Yang's face was also calm and solemn.

Mu Yang told Minister Yang about his idea of ​​preparing to build an Expeditionary Army cemetery, moving all the remains to Bamo and building a large cemetery, and told Minister Yang that he had communicated with President Sai Maokang and that the other party had agreed.

"Your idea is very good. The Expeditionary Force went abroad to fight to eliminate the Japanese invaders. They were also heroes, but they could not have a place to live in a foreign land. It is really unreasonable. What are you going to do about this matter and how to solve the funds, and whether you need the support of the country." Minister Yang asked.

"National support is naturally indispensable. I want to ask the country to organize a detailed written information, including the names and hometowns of the expeditionary forces, so as to erect monuments for them. As for the funds, I want to raise funds from the outside to do this. If it is not enough, I will apply to the country."

Mu Yang knew that it was too troublesome to ask the country for money. He might encounter problems of one kind or another. There was no accurate letter in time. Mu Yang felt that it would be better to do this in the name of fundraising. Even if there was no money raised at that time, it would be fine if he asked Luka to donate some money.

Minister Yang nodded, "Be solid and detailed, don't be a fancy."

"I know the leader." Mu Yang nodded.

On July 13, Minister Yang arrived in Naypyidaw, the capital of Myanmar, to meet with Myanmar President Sai Mokang, and first conveyed the greetings from Chief No. 1 to Sai Mokang.

Minister Yang shook hands and said to Sai Mokang: "Myanmar restores peace and stability and establishes a new government. I am entrusted by the Chinese leaders to visit Myanmar at the first time, reflecting China's attention and support for the new Myanmar government. China hopes and believes that all parties and factions in Myanmar cooperate sincerely and will work together to open up a new future in Myanmar."

"China has always pursued a policy of friendship with Myanmar and is willing to inherit traditional friendship with the new Myanmar government, strengthen high-level exchanges, enhance political mutual trust, and further deepen a comprehensive strategic partnership. China and Myanmar are connected by mountains and rivers, and are highly complementary to the economy, and are natural partners. China is willing to combine the needs of Myanmar's national development, step up the docking of their respective development strategies with Myanmar, and actively explore further strengthening cooperation in areas such as people's livelihood, production capacity and infrastructure. It is willing to actively play a role in persuading peace talks in northern Myanmar according to the wishes of Myanmar."

Sai Maokang also asked Minister Yang to convey his greetings to the Chinese leaders.

"Foreign Minister Yang just put forward many good suggestions on strengthening practical cooperation between the two countries, which reflects China's sincerity in further developing Myanmar-China relations. Myanmar-China friendship has a long history, and Myanmar will not forget the support and help given by China in all aspects. At present, the new Myanmar government has a lot of work to do in restoring stability, developing the economy, and improving people's livelihood. There are many areas where both sides can cooperate. The new Myanmar government is willing to work with China to further promote Myanmar-China friendship, deepen cooperation in various fields, and strengthen communication and cooperation in international and regional affairs. Myanmar is also willing to continue to cooperate with China to maintain peace and stability in the border areas."

Finally, Minister Yang conveyed the invitation from the Chinese leader, and invited Maukang to visit China at a convenient time.

Mu Yang has been standing among the crowd of accompanying people.

The above are basically diplomatic clichés, that is, you are polite and polite. If you don’t take it seriously, you will never involve any real specific matters.

This is for taking photos and posting news for those reporters.

As for specific matters, they are basically in the private talks stage. Although sometimes the reports are just mentioned in the reports, the real issues are basically exchanged during this period, and this is the time to talk about the main business.

During the private talks, Minister Yang proposed that China hopes that Myanmar can consider several major projects that China has invested in Myanmar before. You should know that those projects have been signed, and China has also invested a lot of money and energy, which was unilaterally broken by Myanmar.

Also, China is preparing to launch an aid plan to Myanmar, which involves medical care and education. China is willing to borrow $8 billion from Myanmar to develop medical care and invest in basic education.

Subsequently, a series of issues that may affect the exchanges between the two countries, including investment issues, the South China Sea issue, the border issues of the two countries, etc. were mentioned.

Sai Maokang thanked China for its investment and assistance to Myanmar, and said that he would visit China in the near future and reach a formal agreement on the above issues.

This meeting can be said to be very successful, because Sai Maokang personally agreed to China to restart the three major projects, and to launch a new round of cooperation, as well as support China's position on the South China Sea issue.
Chapter completed!