Chairman Mao once predicted that there are two countries in the world that will pose the greatest th

Mondo History Updated on 2024-02-02

Some question the credibility of prophecies, arguing that they are often based on nothingness. However, our country has a great man with unique insight and remarkable vision, whose prophetic statements have finally become part of history.

This man is the great leader of the People's Republic of China*** In 1960, ** when receiving foreign guests, he predicted: "In the future, there may be two countries that pose a threat to our China." ”

At the time, most people didn't take it seriously, just a joke.

At a time when we are facing challenges, there are two countries that are eyeing each other. Why did you dare to assert who these two countries were? Let's work together.

**'s wisdom is not a special function, but he read widely in his youth, is familiar with the history of our country for 5,000 years, and often uses foreign philosophy and history as a mirror to study the plight of our country.

Therefore, people often exclaim, "What a wise man who foresees the future!" ”

In 1916, the young *** was studying at the Pedagogical University. It was an era of warlordism, and warlords of all stripes only cared for their own selfish interests and did not care about the livelihood of ordinary people.

However, ** had a unique eye, saw through the root cause of the warlord melee at a glance, and predicted at the time: "There will be a war between China and Japan." Sure enough, on September 18, 1931, Japan launched the September 18 Incident in an attempt to occupy the three eastern provinces of our country by force.

Then, in 1937, when the full-scale War of Resistance Against Japan broke out, ** firmly stated: "China's War of Resistance against Japan will be a protracted war, and we will surely achieve the final victory." ”

The war lasted 14 years, and we were victorious, even though Japan had the best of the best.

In 1935, the Red Army's Long March was the way out that was firmly proposed. At the time, many people did not understand this decision, including Zhang Guotao, one of the founders of the Communist Party.

Zhang Guotao believed that the Red Army should go south in order to develop and grow. However, ** insisted on leading the troops on the Long March, and Zhang Guotao led the Red Fourth Front Army south. As a result, the Red Fourth Front Army was quickly defeated by the Kuomintang troops and suffered heavy losses.

As a result, they had no choice but to change their strategy and continue the long march with the large army. At that time, not only Zhang Guotao, but even Mr. Chiang of the Kuomintang expressed doubts about the success of the Red Army's Long March.

Because, the route of the Long March chosen by ** is the same as the route of Shi Dakai's expedition that year, and Shi Dakai has proved the danger of this road with practical actions. However, ** firmly believes that the Long March will succeed, because he has delved into the history of Shi Dakai's expedition, understood the reasons for its failure, and found a way to crack it.

During the Long March, he led the Red Army to cross the Chishui River four times, showing outstanding military wisdom. This not only helped the Red Army successfully get rid of the encirclement of the Kuomintang, but also took advantage of the favorable situation and terrain to ensure the victory of the Long March.

The difficulty of this battle even caused the United States Military Academy at West Point to repeatedly deduce on the sand table, but in the end it was impossible to find a solution to the problem. This is enough to prove the strategic vision and decision-making ability of ***.

Montgomery: A key figure in the search for international peace In 1960, Montgomery, a general in the British team, met a special guest at a villa in Shanghai

Known as "Britain's most warlike man in half a century", he left the army in 1958 because of the instability of the Cold War.

With questions about international peace, Montgomery embarked on a journey around the world. In 1959, Montgomery came to the Soviet Union. However, when he discussed the Soviet Union's view of the West with the Soviet leadership, he was closed in the face of the Soviet Union's Cold War mentality.

So, he came to India with a stomach full of dissatisfaction. Although Montgomery's next stop was to visit China, since China and Britain had not yet signed an agreement on the peaceful establishment of diplomatic relations, he initiated an application to China through the Indian Embassy to visit China.

In his view, Montgomery's visit could be an opportunity to break the diplomatic impasse with Europe, so he agreed to his request. In a villa in Beijing, ** met with this military strategist from the United Kingdom.

During the talks, Montgomery asked a series of sharp questions to ***, thinking that he could stump ***, but he was impressed by ***'s wisdom, and even sighed again and again after returning to China: "China will become the most powerful country!" ”

At that time, Montgomery asked ***, "What do you think about the current situation in the world?" ”

Under Montgomery's gaze, ** expressed an optimistic point of view: "The international situation is generally good, but there are some anti-Soviet and anti-Chinese tendencies. Hearing this, Montgomery was puzzled and asked, "Isn't this a bad situation?" ”

**Explained: "This is led by the United States, so it's not something to worry about. "When it comes to the challenges facing our country, it is clearly pointed out that China will have two main opponents in the future, one is Japan and the other is the United States.

He pointed out that Sino-Japanese relations are extremely complicated, and on the surface it appears to be Japan's defeat in China, but in fact Japan has not really conceded defeat. There are still many conservative forces in Japan that have long been bound by the ideas of the past, and have a hostile attitude towards China, and may even lead to conflict.

It can be seen from the diplomacy between China and Japan in recent decades that the United States has been trying to restrict and obstruct China's rise and reunification by hegemonic means. **This has long been accurate**, although there was a relaxation of relations between China and the United States in the last century, but this was only to restrain and balance the Soviet Union.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, tensions between the United States and China escalated again, and even created a series of incidents to interfere with China's reunification of Taiwan. Today, the United States is still carrying out all kinds of sabotage activities behind China's back, and sees China as the number one competitive target, using Japan's hostility to covet China.

60 years ago, his accurate prediction was impressive, and his outstanding foresight and precise control of the international situation were admirable. His knowledge and vision are extraordinary, and he has unparalleled international insight and far-reaching foresight, leading the Chinese people to strive hard to bring China from suffering to a bright path.

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