Of the six major prophecies, five have come true, and the sixth is in the process of being fulfilled.
Five of the "six major prophecies" about *** have come true, and the last one is about to come true. It is precisely because of his forward-looking strategic vision that he can successfully lead the Chinese people to stand up and have a scientific foresight for future development.
Five of his "six major prophecies" have been successfully fulfilled, and the last one is about to come true. Let's take a look at the six major prophecies.
In 1916, a 23-year-old young man *** who was in the middle of his studies had already predicted in a letter to a friend: "The friendly relations between China and Japan will eventually break down, and war will break out between the two countries." ”
This prediction attracted widespread attention and discussion at the time, because Sino-Japanese relations were still quite harmonious at that time, exchanges between the two countries were frequent, many Japanese came to work in China, and many Chinese went to Japan to study.
Moreover, among these Chinese studying in the East, there are many celebrities who have had a profound impact on China's modern history. This prophecy undoubtedly shows his deep insight and excellent foresight of the current situation.
For example, the literary giant Sun Yat-sen, who also had deep ties to Japan. Therefore, at that time, the Chinese had a friendly and appreciative attitude towards Japan, and even took the initiative to learn from Japan in many ways.
After all, Japan learned from the West in an all-round way through the Meiji Restoration, and quickly achieved its rise, successfully freed itself from feudal rule, embarked on the road of capitalism, and became the only developed country in the Eastern world at that time.
Such a Japan naturally attracted the Chinese revolutionaries who were still poor and weak at that time.
** At a young age, he was keenly aware of Japan's ambitions. Although Japan has embarked on the road of capitalization, it still retains a large number of feudal remnants, such as the emperor's excessive power, serious land annexation, and Japan's domestic social contradictions, which are destined to embark on the road of aggression and expansion.
It's like when you don't have enough of your own cake and can't make a bigger cake, some people will go and grab someone else's cake. However, at that time, there was a general optimism about Japan's aggressive and expansionist ambitions, partly because they believed that Japan's cabinet and military were deeply contradictory and could not jointly deal with China.
On the other hand, they believed that China had been carved up by the great powers at that time, and there were many foreign forces, so if Japan invaded China, it might touch the interests of European and American countries in China and lead to confrontation with the entire European and American world.
Most of them do not think that the prophecy that there will be a war between China and Japan is likely to come true. However, ** has the discernment to clearly realize that the reason why Japan did not immediately reveal their ambitions was because they were waiting for China's internal warlords to scuffle China's national strength, and then take the opportunity to quietly infiltrate all aspects of China.
When the time comes, Japan will attack China without any scruples. As the prophecy of *** said, only 15 years later, the September 18 Incident broke out, and Japan began a large-scale invasion of China.
And the reason why ***'s prediction of the Sino-Japanese War can be accurate to the time period of "within 20 years" is also closely related to his next prediction.
After the outbreak of the May Fourth Movement in 1919, in an article, he described the outbreak of World War II and asserted that Japan would pose a threat to the world along with Germany.
This prophecy is still prescient, even in today's view. Because in 1919, the First World War had just ended, and it was difficult for people at that time to imagine that the Second World War would break out in such a short time.
Therefore, the prophecy may be dismissed by some as unfounded.
1.Although the First World War ended, the Treaty of Versailles did not bring real peace, but only increased inequality. At that time, China, as a victorious country, was not treated as it should be, its legitimate rights and interests were ignored, and it continued to be divided among the foreign powers, triggering the May Fourth Movement.
Such historical lessons tell us that peace is not simply about ending wars, but also about respecting the rights and dignity of all countries. 2.The signing of the Treaty of Versailles seemed to end the war, but in fact it was a tool for the powerful to plunder the weak, laying a landmine for the outbreak of World War II.
This reveals inequality and unfairness in international relations and reminds us that the pursuit of peace requires adherence to the principles of justice and equality. 3.At that time, China, as the victorious power, was divided by foreign powers, and its legitimate rights and interests were ignored, which triggered a huge May Fourth Movement.
This historical event teaches us that peace needs to be genuinely just and equitable, otherwise it will lead to greater conflict and instability.
Despite the loss of much territory and population to Germany by the Treaty of Versailles, the President believed that Germany's ambitions would inevitably drive them to try to wash away the humiliation of the Treaty of World War I and rise again in the future.
However, many at the time did not take this seriously, believing that Germany and Japan, a defeated country and a small island nation, were not enough to have much of an impact. However, the development of history bears witness to the President's foresight.
Only two months later, Hitler reorganized the "German Workers' Party", and Germany began to embark on an ultra-fascist path. Ten years later, the outbreak of the global capitalist economic crisis exacerbated the contradictions in various countries, and the Japanese invasion of China and the German attack on Europe made the Second World War imminent.
In 1928, Chiang Kai-shek staged a counter-revolutionary coup d'état and brutally suppressed the Communists, which made the revolutionary situation extremely grim and the morale of the party fell to the bottom.
In this predicament, many in the party felt frustrated, hopeless about the future revolutionary situation, and began to wonder whether it was still necessary to hold on. However, in this pessimistic atmosphere, ** behaved unusually optimistic and determined.
He firmly believed that the revolution was at a difficult and critical moment, and that some comrades were plagued by pessimism, lost confidence in the bright future of the revolution, underestimated the strength of the revolution, and overestimated the strength of the enemy.
This is to help embolden the enemy and demoralize us. Even if the enemy temporarily occupies our positions, what is there to fear? As long as we take it back.
No matter what happens, the red flag will not fall, and the revolution will definitely continue!
The fighting spirit of the whole audience was stimulated by ***'s words, and someone asked him: "According to the current situation, when will the revolution be victorious?" * pondered for a moment, then replied, "What I said was not just to motivate everyone, but was well thought out.
Twenty years later, in 1949, when the People's Republic of China was founded, I looked back at my previous words and found that they had been successfully fulfilled. And in 1945, the United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan, resulting in tens of thousands of deaths, making the world afraid of the power of nuclear **, fearing that in future wars, nuclear ** will be used frequently, and eventually lead to the destruction of the earth.
However, I don't think so. So, in 1946, I made such a **.
The president is well aware that all countries need time to recover their economies, and that Germany and Japan, although unwilling, have been completely defeated. For the United States and the Soviet Union, which are most likely to start a war, the outcome of a nuclear war will only be a lose-lose situation, and nuclear ** is only a deterrent and a hole card, and will not become a devastating ** for daily use.
**The conclusion after the founding of the People's Republic of China has been proven by history. Even when the two superpowers carried out nuclear deterrence against the poor and white and the new China, which did not have any advanced **, they always remained calm, and the United States and the Soviet Union did not have the courage to really drop atomic bombs on China.
Now, in order to defend itself, China has its own atomic bomb to deter all invading enemies, as *** said
**The prophecy made in 1971 about Sino-American relations has been fulfilled. He believes that China and the United States, two long-term hostile countries, will compete in a peaceful way in the next 10 years and eventually establish diplomatic relations.
At that time, Sino-Soviet relations were tense, and the United States was at a disadvantage in the Cold War with the Soviet Union. Under these circumstances, Sino-US cooperation against the Soviet Union became the best strategy. As a result, as predicted, the United States soon threw an olive branch to China, and from Nixon's visit to China to the formal establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the United States in 1979, this prophecy was fulfilled again.
As for his sixth prophecy, it seems to be getting closer and closer to reality, although it has not yet been fulfilled. At a congress in 1962, ** proposed:
After the end of World War II, the United States succeeded in becoming a world hegemon by virtue of its advantages in military, economic, technological and cultural exports. However, during this period, China has also continued to rise, from its first five-year plan in 1953, to its return to the United Nations in 1971, to the implementation of reform and opening up in 1978, to the WTO in 2001, to the Olympic Games in 2008, and in 2010 China has become the world's second largest economy.
With every step of its efforts, China is moving itself out of poverty and weakness and toward prosperity and strength. With the rise of China, the United States began to regard it as its most powerful competitor, and carried out an all-round suppression and blockade of China.
However, no matter how hard the United States tries, it will not be able to stop China's rise. Under the leadership of China's socialism, China has successfully survived the Sino-US war and the epidemic, and in the disadvantage of declining global economic productivity, China can still hit the bottom and recover strongly.
At the national defense level, China's black technology emerges in an endless stream, from the Fujian ship equipped with electromagnetic catapult to the fifth-generation fighter J-20, everything has amazed the world.
In the field of aerospace, China has made history by becoming the first country to successfully explore the far side of the moon and the first country to independently develop a space station.
Coupled with the promotion of the "Belt and Road", China's global influence is expanding day by day, and there are more and more friends from all over the world, just as the Communist Party of China won the trust of the whole Chinese people, and now China is winning the trust and respect of more countries around the world.
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On the whole, although there is a certain power gap between China and the United States, this gap will gradually narrow as China develops and the United States declines.
By 2062, as predicted, China will surpass the United States and become the world's largest power. Today, China's prosperity is inseparable from the ideological guidance and the dedication of our revolutionary ancestors.
We should remember history and pass on this spirit.