The United States has tried to suppress China in a variety of ways to stop its development because they fear that China's rise will pose a threat to them. However, an important visitor from the UK broke the bind. This visitor was Marshal Montgomery, and his visit to China re-showed the world what China really is like and changed the perception of China in other countries. More importantly, he conveyed China's sincere desire for peace.
In September 1961, Marshal Montgomery visited China again and warned the world that there were three worrisome aspects of China and warned other countries not to act rashly. But what are the three worrisome aspects?In 1958, Field Marshal Montgomery officially ended his military career and became active in the international political arena. He has visited different countries many times and exchanged views with leaders and military generals in the hope of finding a way to live together peacefully. Although he was a field marshal with great talent in the military field, deep down he longed for peace.
He was convinced that only through peaceful coexistence could humanity continue to develop, avoid further disasters and prevent the destruction of the world. In 1959, after Marshal Montgomery visited the Soviet Union, he longed to go to China with a yearning for the mysterious China. After learning that China is a peace-loving country, his interest was further stimulated, and he even thought that the mission of human peace might be in China's hands. Field Marshal Montgomery made a decisive decision to visit China, and immediately after his visit to the Soviet Union, he submitted an application to China for a visit.
**The Prime Minister was very pleased to receive the application, replied immediately, and in May 1960, Marshal Montgomery came to visit China as he wished, and was warmly received. When Montgomery first met ***, he was deeply shocked by the prime minister's gentle and polite temperament, and was full of admiration for him. ** Respond generously, showing the attitude that a great country should have. Montgomery's first visit to China struck him by the fact that while China was in the midst of development, all walks of life were thriving and vibrant.
He believes that with China's current development speed, China will surely achieve rapid development in the future. Montgomery only met on the fourth day of his visit to China, and the two hit it off at first sight, talking freely about the development of the situation in China and the world. ** conveyed to him China's peace-loving feelings. Although the visit lasted only five days, Montgomery felt deeply that China's yearning for peace was not just in words, but in deeds. Montgomery was interviewed after returning to China, sharing what he had seen and seen in China and his views on China, and he looked forward to visiting China again.
On his second visit to China, Montgomery not only toured Chinese cities, but also immersed himself in Chinese life, and was deeply surprised: Chinese are not the rumored thin image. He found that there are three aspects of China that are remarkable and that Western countries should not underestimate: the special unity of the Chinese people, the qualities that many countries lack;The Chinese actively responded to the call and enthusiastically devoted themselves to the cause of national defenseChina's military and civilians are willing to sacrifice their lives for the country, even at the cost of their lives.