Cai E really didn't expect that Kerensky would make such a request to him. In Cai E's opinion, Kerensky made such a request was simply bringing China and Tsarist Russia into an unexciting vortex.

"Mr. Minister, please don't be excited, listen to my explanation!" Kerensky's reaction to Cai E was very contradictory. On the one hand, Cai E's excited reaction could only prove that the Chinese National Government did not want to interfere in the internal affairs of Tsarist Russia at all, and always maintained the sovereignty of Tsarist Russia's country; on the other hand, Kerensky was still a little disappointed. You should know that he thought for a long time before he decided to say this. It was not a simple test of Cai E. The Tsarist government has always been anxious about the Soviet government. One of the important reasons is that the interests of the conservatives have been maintained. However, once the Chinese team enters Tsarist Russia, the conservatives will not be able to sit still and will soon exhaust their energy during the battle between the Tsarist government and the Soviet government, so that the war can be quickly promoted to the end of the war so that the Chinese team can leave Tsarist Russia as soon as possible.

Of course, when Kerensky thought about this method, he also repeatedly considered it. After all, if the Chinese team entered Tsarist Russia, it would be easy to enter, but it would be difficult to get out. Kerensky was worried about attracting wolves into the house, so when he wanted to say this, he wanted to get a more accurate response from Cai E, so he was also prepared for the Russian team to not leave Tsarist Russia after entering Tsarist Russia.

However, Cai E had different ideas. Although Cai E said before, although he was a bit too emotionally artificial, Cai E was saying the truth. In Wu Shaoting's view, it was obvious that China could not interfere with the internal affairs of Tsarist Russia with armed forces. Doing so would undoubtedly pull China into the abyss of war again.

Of course, Cai E also thought that this might be a test by Kerensky. He wanted to know the main purpose of China's support for Tsarist Russia, so he mixed some performance scenes in his answer.

"Mr. Kerensky, no matter how you explain it, what kind of excuses you have, on my side, you only get one answer, that is, China cannot interfere with the internal affairs of Tsarist Russia. We only provide help to the Tsarist government from the perspective of helping friends. If you insist on pushing us to an unkind and unrighteous perspective, then we have to terminate our cooperation!" Cai E sternly rejected all of Kerensky's ideas before Kerensky could speak out.

"Mr. Minister, you misunderstood. I have never doubted the sincerity of your government. I have repeatedly emphasized this issue. We have indeed thought about it after careful consideration. We just want to stimulate the people in our Tsarist government who are still dreaming through this dispatch, so as to promote the Tsarist government to be tough on the issue of the Soviet government! It is not the true sense that the dispatch of troops to support the Tsarist government in supporting the Tsarist government to eliminate the rebels!" Kerensky was a little nervous. Cai E's attitude was so firm, but Cai E's idea was still different from himself, so Kerensky felt that he still had hope.

"I don't understand what Mr. Kerensky meant?" Cai E felt that from beginning to end, Kerensky didn't seem to be testing himself, but was discussing something with him seriously, and it seemed that he had understood what Mr. Kerensky meant wrongly.

"Mr. Minister, do you see if this is possible? I know that you have troops within the ruling tsarist government and within the ruling tsarist government. I want your troops to enter Tsarist Russia and take the territorial tsarist Russian territory. In this way, both governments will become nervous, and the Soviet government will shift more tendencies to you. After all, you have become foreign enemies at that time. On the tsarist government, I will let our army and more power be used to wipe out the Soviet rebellion party, and then divide a small force to pretend to mediate with your government's army, thus confusing the Soviet government and also sound a very powerful alarm for some people in our Tsarist government. The country is in chaos. Not only will their own rights and interests be violated soon, but there are even other countries that make them pay a greater price." Kerensky briefly said what he wanted to do to the Chinese National Government and also analyzed the pros and cons.

Cai E didn't say anything, feeling that Kerensky felt even colder today, and even had a little ambitions too swelling. Cai E had a bad feeling in his heart that if Kerensky had a lot of power in the political arena of Tsarist Russia, Kerensky would definitely become a powerful power.

It’s no wonder Cai E thinks so. Kerensky’s courage and wisdom are even comparable to Wu Shaoting.

Just from the fact that this time, when he dared to let the Chinese team enter Tsarist Russia, we can see that Kerensky is a brave person. You should know that sending troops to another country is definitely a big deal, and if it is not done well, it will cause interference in the state power. Kerensky is only a small foreign minister of Tsarist Russia at least nominally, and being able to say such words makes Cai E feel ashamed of himself.

However, from Kerensky's analysis, it can be seen that he was by no means simply asking China to send troops, but thought about the causes and consequences of everything, and even thought about the pros and cons of the impact of China's military dispatch this time, rather than a moment of temptation. In terms of effect, China's entry into Tsarist Russia was divided into two aspects, one was aimed at the territory of the Soviet government, and the other was aimed at the territory of the Tsarist government.

In the territory of the Soviet government, China will soon have great frictions, and even large-scale wars. In this way, the trade activities between China and the Soviet government have to stop. The Soviet government not only loses China's strong trade support, but also needs to divide a lot of combat power to compete with China. In this way, the army of the Soviet government against the Tsarist government will be reduced a lot, and the chances of victory of the Tsarist government will be greater. Even for some conservatives in the Tsarist government, they will naturally be willing to win and gain more benefits without defeat, so the fighting spirit of the Tsarist government will be mobilized.

This way Kerensky thought was very good at killing two birds with one stone.

In addition, in the territory of the Tsarist government, China is just doing it, and the Tsarist government is doing it, without any loss. The Tsarist army will even ask for more arms support from the Chinese government.

No matter from that perspective, as long as the Chinese army helps the Tsarist government successfully overthrow the Soviet government, the Chinese team can successfully withdraw from Tsarist Russian territory, Kerensky can help the Tsarist government make steady profits and not lose money.

"Mr. Kerensky, your idea is good, but in this way, the most disadvantage is our Chinese team. I am naturally willing to help my friends, but our army is not my own. You know, the weather in Tsarist Russia is very cold, and I can't even handle it!" Cai E said and rubbed his body hard, showing a very cold look. The implication is very obvious. The Chinese X government cannot spend so much effort to help Tsarist Russia eliminate the rebellion. There will be no benefit at all at that time. That would be a loss to the wife and a loss to the army.

Cai E is not in a hurry now. It seems that Kerensky has made a lot of preparations today. Whether it is the feasibility of what he said or the issue of the ultimate success of the matter, Kerensky must have thought about it. What Cai E has to do now is to maintain a ignorant attitude, so that Kerensky can say first, so that he can grasp the initiative with the greatest ability, so as to ensure that China's rights and interests can be maximized.

Of course, there is another point that he is still unsure whether he can agree with Kerensky's suggestion. He can only report to Wu Shaoting when Kerensky said more benefits that China can gain in this matter and ask whether to send troops. After all, Cai E is only the minister of the Ministry of Land and Defense and does not have the right to mobilize such a large-scale army. Of course, if it can be mobilized, it may be a bad thing.

"Of course, we have also fully considered your country's interests. After all, this time the dispatch of troops will cause your country to waste money and damage your country's wealth. Therefore, after the war, the Tsarist government was willing to sign a fifteen-year trade and mutual assistance treaty with your country. Chinese goods will not have to be taxed for 15 years in Tsarist Russia, but some special commodities need to be discussed further!" Kerensky said firmly, but at least this cooperation condition is still very attractive.

If you don’t have to pay taxes for fifteen years, it means that Chinese goods can have a great advantage in the Tsarist Russian market, even similar goods, at least in terms of price, but there is still a text game in it.

"Haha... Mr. Kerensky's sincerity in cooperation is really strong, but I believe Mr. Kerensky, you should understand that taxes are a large proportion of the national fiscal revenue. Why does your country give up such a large amount of income?" Cai E did not show much attraction to this. If he showed too much enthusiasm, Kerensky would likely lower his weight in his heart, but if he did not show too much care, Kerensky would likely increase the exchange weight in his heart to better attract Cai E's support.

"Thank you for your concern to the minister. Actually, I have considered this issue for a long time, but I think more about mobilizing the army on such a large scale. If there is no sufficient benefit, I am afraid that some officials in your government will not be convinced!" Kerensky expressed very smartly that he had spent a lot of money to do this, and put his position on his own concern for China.

"Haha... Since Mr. Kerensky saw that it was not easy for me to come, my country's government would naturally not ignore the safety of our soldiers because of these small profits!"

Wu Tingfang told Cai E that communication in the diplomatic process is divided into several ways. One is that both each other emphasize mutual benefit and win-win. The premise is to cooperate with each other. If you want to expand your own interests, you must contribute more effort in the cooperation process. The other is that you obviously take advantage of others and you have to say that you have suffered a great loss. There are two purposes for this. One is to take care of the face of the one who takes advantage of you. No one really takes advantage of others and shouts to take advantage of yourself. The other is to maintain full autonomy. As the saying goes, eat someone's mouth and take someone's hands short. If you take advantage of others, there are many people who are controlled by others. So in order to maintain your initiative, don't say how much you have taken advantage of others.

.There is another type that you have to say that you have taken a big advantage even though you are clearly suffering. There are two purposes for doing this. One is to safeguard the face of the country. In the international community, the country needs to maintain its national image like a person. So if you suffer losses and then declare that you suffer losses all over the world, it will not only not arouse sympathy from others, but it will be more despised. What's more, there are other countries who want to gain more benefits from you. The other purpose is that you suffer losses, but you do not show a state of suffering losses, which makes the country that takes advantage of you feel a sense of frustration, believing that it is not enough to hit you, or you can maintain this state of taking advantage of others, gain the other party's favor, and then cooperate further to achieve final success.

Of course, when Wu Tingfang talked about these to Cai E, he was all under the premise of national sovereignty and autonomy.

At this time, Cai E used the second way of communication. He obviously took advantage, but he still seemed to be unable to pay for it. Of course, the purpose was not to safeguard the interests of Tsarist Russia, but to further expand his own interests.

"Mr. Minister, is this exchange condition still not enough for your country?" Kerensky actually seemed a little aggrieved and thought that his conditions had been in place, but Cai E was still a little unwilling, which was really unreasonable.
Chapter completed!