...Sawako Yuukaru believes that if it weren't for the police watching, this hope would have set fire to the embassy, ​​although this move would definitely not harm any Chinese.

Koo Nishizawa also fully understood the anger of the young people. The Chinese navy's submarine warfare caused huge losses to Japan. Compared with the failures on the land battlefield on the Liaodong Peninsula, the Japanese people seem to care more about the maritime battlefield. After all, Japan is an island country, and the ocean is the natural defense fortification of this island country. Now, the Chinese use submarine warfare to tell the Japanese that the ocean is no longer safe, and the Japanese people are of course stimulated to lightly, so it is normal for them to leak.

But what is the practical effect of this? Perhaps, when these Japanese young people burn submarine models here, the Chinese Navy's submarine may sink a Japanese merchant ship somewhere in the Pacific. As long as this submarine warfare does not stop, Japan's maritime lifeline will be in a fragile state, and Japan's economy will continue to be in a downturn.

Just when Nishizawa Koto was in a daze, the carriage had already passed the former site of the Chinese Embassy in Japan. After passing a while, Nishizawa Kototo saw Hibiya Park, not far from the National Assembly Hall, which was similar to the situation at the former site of the Chinese Embassy in Japan. National rally was also held here in Hibiya Park. Thousands of Japanese youth and unemployed people gathered in the park. Many people wore white flowers on their chests, looked angry and frustrated. A few were giving speeches, and most people listened silently. Near the park, there were also a large number of policemen and some army soldiers wandering among the crowd. There were also many Western journalists, who were recording the performance of the national rally with cameras.

In the crowd, Kooyuki Nishizawa saw some slogans with the words "Caremonies Apologize" and "Political Friends Apologize". Seeing this, Kooyuki Nishizawa understood that today's Hibiya Park National Rally was planned by the "Lu Jin Sect" political forces supported by the Army. This may be a counterattack against the "Hai Jin Sect" political forces, because just yesterday. In Hibiya Park, another group of citizens held a rally to denounce the Japanese Army's General Staff Headquarters, asking some senior figures in the Japanese Army to "appoint" and attack the army elder Aritomo Yama Prefecture.

Yama Prefecture Aritoto is not only a shattered figure in the Japanese army, but also an important figure in Japanese veteran politics. It is crucial to balance the increasingly arrogant military forces. In terms of political propositions, he is a representative figure of opposing the political community. He played a key role in the "Siemens Incident" at the beginning of the year, causing the Japanese Navy's shipbuilding funds to be greatly reduced.

Now, the Japanese Prime Minister Hiroshi is under the pretext of the threat of Chinese naval submarines to overturn the old tent of Atsutori Yama Prefecture, and Atsutori Yama Prefecture will naturally not surrender. Behind the two, the Japanese Navy and the Japanese Army were respectively standing, and their deep background was a complex political struggle, which not only involves the control of the formulation of strategic routes, but also has a considerable relationship with the distribution of interests. In this competition for interests, the Mitsui chaebol supports the political and friendly associations, and the Mitsubishi chaebol supports the anti-political and friendly association forces.

If one of the Japanese Army and Navy performed better in this Sino-Japanese War, perhaps Japan's political structure would not be as complicated as it is now, but in this Sino-Japanese War, both the Japanese Army and the Japanese Navy performed very badly. Now, the two sides are not cooperating with each other, but are destroying each other and exposing each other's shortcomings. The truth of the battlefield that ordinary Japanese citizens could not contact was leaked through informal official channels, becoming the most obscure trick in this political struggle, and even Koo Nishizawa could not bear it.

, Gan Wan

Pulling up the curtains on the carriage window, Nishizawa Kohito closed his eyes and thought about some questions. Japanese Foreign Minister Kato Takamyō summoned him now, and it is very likely to be asking about the "Governor of Kanto. Fukushima An asked him to transfer the top secret documents to the Japanese Navy Command. Nishizawa Kohito must think carefully so that he can respond calmly when answering Kato Takamyō's questions. This may be appreciated by Kato Takamyō, and may be of some help to Nishizawa Kohito's future return to the political exhibition.

But what questions would Kato Kyomei ask?

Kato Takamy was a close confidant of Japanese minister Dashi Shikun. He was not a member of the political and friendly association power, nor was he a veteran. However, considering that Dashi Shikun's current position on Yama Prefecture, Nishizawa Koo believes that Kato Takamy might also dislike Yama Prefecture's current position. If this stands, then Kato Takamy might have lost interest in the "Lu Jin Sect".

Just as Nishizawa Gongxiong was thinking about how to express his position, the carriage had stopped. The Navy Major who came with him got off the car first, and then Nishizawa Gongxiong also walked out of the car.

Just as Kotoho Nishize got off the car, he saw a diplomatic carriage parked in front of the parliament hall. Judging from the emblem above, it should be the diplomatic carriage of the British Embassy in Japan.

"Is the British ambassador coming to Parliament?

With this strange idea, Nishizawa Kouyuki followed the Navy Major into the Congress Hall, but instead of going to the conference hall, he was taken to an office, which was in this office. Nishizawa Kouyuki not only met Kato Kamatsumi, but also met several Japanese veterans, Yama Prefecture Akitoshi Matsukata Matsuoka, and Nishizoji Kouwang. These famous figures in the political circle were present, and they all had a stern face, completely looking at interrogating the suspects, which made Nishizawa Kouyuki very nervous.

"Xizejun, you have dealt with that Chinese madman president directly. We have something to ask you. Please be sure to answer seriously

Seeing Nishizawa Gongxiong arrive, the foreign minister Kato Gaoming didn't say anything nonsense and went straight to the point.

It was not until then that Nishizawa Koto realized that it was not Kato Gaoming, but these veterans who wanted to see him. They asked him to come over. They did not ask him about the direction of the future strategic development of the month, but to listen to him telling stories.

When asked about his feelings when dealing with the "mad president" in China, Koxiong Nishizawa was indeed the most qualified to answer this question. When that president was still the leader of the rebels, Koxiong Nishizawa dealt with him, and suffered a loss in his first dealings, which made the Japanese government's plan to annex Hanye Jiang Company fail. For this reason, Koxiong Nishizawa was recalled to the country and was severely denounced by his superiors. Since then, the conflict between him and the "mad president" cannot be resolved.

Kooho Nishizawa not only planned the assassination of the "Madman President," but also fell into Tutu because of the assassination. If you want to ask him what his deepest impression of the "Madman President", Kooho Nishizawa's answer must be "unpredictable".

Yes, it is unpredictable, no one can grasp the thoughts of the "mad president". Sometimes, he seems to be particularly impulsive and acts regardless of everything, and sometimes, he seems to be particularly restrained. Even if he puts a knife on the tip of his nose, he may not blink his eyelids. What kind of person is that?

"In my opinion, the President is a very sensible person. He is not crazy. His "crazy. In fact, he is just pretending. He knows his strength very well. He will never take action until he is fully prepared. Once he is well prepared, he will immediately pounce on him and tear his opponent into pieces.

,Ten thousand

Kozuo Nishizawa sorted out his ideas. First, give the "mad president" a comprehensive evaluation. This is not only his direct experience in dealing with that president, but also a teaching record for Japan in the Sino-Japanese War. In the past, Kozuo Nishizawa once believed that the president was a sensational guy, and the reason why he was able to take over the center was entirely because of his luck. But now, Kozuo Nishizawa has completely corrected Ez's wrong view.

Next, Nishizawa Kotoshi carefully introduced the experience and teachings he gained in China to this group of Japanese political leaders. In order to give the other party a good impression, he explained it very carefully and reached every detail.

This group of Japanese political leaders were listening carefully, and there were some ridiculous questions that seemed very ridiculous, but Nishizawa Koo answered them one by one. As for the questions he could not answer, he also tried his best to find answers from rumors. As for whether it was accurate or not, it was not what he was concerned about now.

An hour later, Kooho Nishizawa was sent out of the office. He was not sure what the words he said had had on the decisions of the Japanese government, but at least one thing he knew. That is, no matter what measures the Japanese government took, the initiative is now completely in the hands of the Chinese, unless the Japanese government really intends to implement the "broken whole country" strategy like some angry citizens shouted, and fight with China to the end.

After walking out of the Congress Hall, Nishizawa Kotoshi noticed that the diplomatic carriage of the British Embassy, ​​which was originally parked in front of the Congress Hall, was still parked there, and the British Ambassador to Japan might still be still in some place in Parliament. As for who he would meet and what the conversation would be after the meeting, Nishizawa Kotoshi could not speculate.

Nishizawa Kotoshi refused the suggestion of the Japanese Navy's grandson to take him back to the hotel in a carriage, and instead walked to Hibiya Park to hear what the people gathered had.

However, after Nishizawa Koo walked into the park, he saw a group of violent mobs. These angry Japanese citizens waved slogans and shouted slogans, rushed out of the park, broke through the defense line between Japanese police and army soldiers, rushed to the headquarters of the Massacre Association along the avenue, completely destroyed the headquarters of the Massacre Association. They also ignited the news agency, turning this rally to denounce the incompetent politicians and warlords into a real riot.

Nishizawa Kotoshi hid back to Congress in a panic and stayed until Tokyo martial law was issued. Shortly after he left Congress, the opposition party proposed a resolution to the Congress to hold the government accountable. However, it was rejected by the Congress, controlled by the Political and Friends Association.

The next day, the opposition party again proposed a resolution to the parliament, demanding impeachment of the cabinet. However, it was rejected by the parliament. However, the resolution was submitted to the aristocratic house, which was controlled by Aristoto Yama Prefecture, and although it did not immediately make a statement, it submitted the resolution to the Emperor's Imperial Palace. At this point, the struggle between the two political groups of Japan reached a white-hot stage and was about to showdown, but an urgent telegram from Lushun temporarily stopped the internal strife of the two political groups.

The Chinese team had already launched a general attack on Lushun that day. The highest military commander, "Guangdong Governor" Fukushima, who was commanding the Japanese army in Lushun, sent a telegram back and told the Japanese military headquarters and the government that the news was completely cut off.
Chapter completed!