Rebirth: I am in Jin-Cha-Ji

Sikkim wants some weapons and ammunition.

This time, the Chinese troops attacked and annihilated the main force of the Indian Defense Force, which made Nepal, Bhutan and Sikkim terrified, but of course they were also secretly happy in their hearts.

Because before, the domestic power of Nepal, Bhutan and Sikkim was in the hands of India. India not only stationed troops in these countries, but also controlled the politics of these countries.

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This time China swept through the Indian defense forces, allowing them to seize back the country’s power.

But they were still afraid.

What if India comes back in the future? They are just small countries with backward economies and no national defense foundation. They cannot stop India at all.

So they suddenly became interested in the weapons in the hands of the Chinese army.

Although given the population size of these countries, even if they formed their own armies, they would not be able to stop the Indian army, but having weapons in hand would make them feel more at ease.

"Exchange these weapons for something useful,

It’s not just about waste utilization, but more importantly, it’s about understanding the economic situation in these areas.”

Deng Xixian said, "We will definitely continue to interact with these countries and regions in the future and learn more about their economic structures. This will allow us to conduct more trade activities, which will be beneficial to both sides."

For small countries and regions, how to develop friendly relations with them.

One is to provide military protection, the other is economic support. If you achieve these two points, many small countries and regions will be willing to maintain friendly relations with you.

Deng Xixian's words echoed everyone's sentiments. Seeing no objections, Wei Hongjun said, "Since everyone agrees, let's call back and agree." Since they didn't want to take the captured weapons and ammunition back anyway, it would be a good idea to sell them to a country that wanted them.

Wei Hongjun continued, "Then let's discuss the troops stationed in Ladakh. General Peng, your Military Commission should first share your thoughts."

Wei Hongjun distributed these issues to various departments for discussion.

Therefore, the Military Commission had already reached a resolution. General Peng said:

"Ladakh is a sparsely populated area with poor transportation. Kashmir is also a region that India and Pakistan have been fighting over. So our troops went there to build and defend at the same time."

"The CMC's plan is to establish the Aksai Chin Military Sub-district, with its commander and political commissar serving as deputy commander and deputy political commissar of the Tibet Military Region, respectively. At least four divisions will be stationed there. Three of these divisions will be converted into production and construction corps units, while the remaining division will serve as a field force to defend the area." After Ladakh was captured, a garrison would naturally be required. The CMC intended to establish a high-level Aksai Chin Military Sub-district, encompassing not just Ladakh but the entire Aksai Chin region and Ngari Prefecture.

Wei Hongjun looked at the other leaders, and no one objected. Because this was a proposal approved by the Military Commission, most leaders did not have their own responsibilities within the Military Commission, so they did not intervene at this time.

So Wei Hongjun continued to ask: "What is the composition of the troops and cadres?"

"Retain the troops originally stationed in Aksai Chin and Ngari. Transfer the First Division of the First Army and the Sixth Army. The Sixth Army will be reorganized into the Aksai Chin Production and Construction Corps, responsible for garrisoning and guarding the border areas of Aksai Chin and Ngari. Transfer Comrade Sun Chaoqun, Deputy Commander of the Engineering Corps, to serve as Commander, Comrade Zhu Shaotian as Political Commissar, Comrade Tang Jinlong as Deputy Commander and Commander of the First Division, and Comrade Yan Jinsheng as Deputy Commander, concurrently serving as Commander and Political Commissar of the Production and Construction Corps."

According to the location of Aksai Chin, the troops mainly mobilized by the Military Commission this time are from the First Field Army.

The cadres are mainly from the former First Field Army.

Wei Hongjun looked at the others and asked, "What do you think?"

Everyone expressed no objection.

So Wei Hongjun said, "That's settled. The Aksai Chin region is sparsely populated, so there won't be much local government work to do in the short term. Select a few local cadres to serve in the military region. Initially, they will govern the area under military rule, focusing on stabilizing the area. Once they become familiar with the area, they can then establish a local government."

After discussing the Aksai Chin issue, the next question is about southern Tibet.

"The Military Commission decided to station the 124th Army here and establish the Shannan Military Sub-district, which is under the Tibet Military Region. Like the Aksai Chin Military Sub-district, the commander and political commissar of the Shannan Military Sub-district both serve as deputy commanders and deputy political commissars of the Tibet Military Region. Comrade Lian Han serves as commander of the Shannan Military Sub-district, and Comrade Gao Dexi serves as political commissar."

"We will discuss with the Ministry of Agriculture and Reclamation to see if the situation in southern Tibet is suitable for establishing a Production and Construction Corps. If southern Tibet is also suitable for establishing a Production and Construction Corps, we will discuss the specific situation at that time.

Reclamation and garrisoning on the border has become the most common method used by the Chinese military to stabilize the border areas, and the establishment of a production and construction corps is currently the most effective way.

After controlling southern Tibet, Aksai Chin, and Kachin, China has gained absolute geographical advantage.

Regardless of whether India rises again in the future, China can threaten the Indian plains at any time.

With the successive establishment of the Aksai Chin Military Sub-district and the Shannan Military Sub-district, the strength of the Tibet Military Region instantly rose to a new level.

"What are the administrative divisions of southern Tibet?"

Minister of the Interior Wu Xinyu said: "The Ministry of the Interior believes that the Shannan Special District can be established."

"What do you think about the establishment of the Shannan Special District?"

Now that we have taken over southern Tibet, it is inevitable to establish an administrative district here.

It doesn't matter what the name is.

Wei Hongjun saw that no one objected, so he said:

"Then formally establish the Shannan Special District. As for the specific areas under the jurisdiction of the Shannan Special District, the Ministry of Internal Affairs should be more specific."

"Yes."

"Comrade Luo Qirong, the Shannan Special District has just been established.

The tasks involved are undoubtedly complex. Therefore, the first Party Secretary and Commissioner of the Shannan Special District Office cannot be too low-ranking. Ideally, they should be half a level higher than those of ordinary district officials, with the Central Organization Department personally selecting capable cadres. Furthermore, they should ideally be relatively young and have experience working in ethnic minority areas.

"it is good."

Luo Qirong, Minister of the Organization Department of the CPC Central Committee, nodded.

"We have already taken control of Aksai Chin and southern Tibet.

"Next is the formalization of the border. I believe we must be fully prepared and not assume that resolving the border issue with India is the end of the matter. We should sign a treaty with India while simultaneously advancing border negotiations with other countries," said Mr. Chen.

Wei Hongjun agreed with General Chen's opinion. Although the biggest problem with the extra land was India, it didn't just border India.

"Comrade Chen Yi, please tell me what your Ministry of Foreign Affairs thinks."

Chen Yidao: "First of all, we cannot ignore Pakistan. The entire Kashmir region is now in the hands of Pakistan. No matter how India and Pakistan fight in the Kashmir region in the future, and no matter who controls the Kashmir region in the future, at least Kashmir is in the hands of Pakistan now."

"Both India and Pakistan believe that the Kashmir region is their territory. The Ladakh region we recovered is part of the Kashmir region that India and Pakistan are fighting over. We signed a border treaty with India.

But if Pakistan doesn’t recognize it in the future, there will be a border dispute in this area again.”

"So my suggestion is that we should also engage with Pakistan and sign a border treaty with Pakistan for this region. I think Pakistan should recognize my country's sovereignty over the entire Aksai Chin. After all, Pakistan has never actually controlled the Ladakh region before."

China does not invade, but it is also impossible for it to spit out the territory it has swallowed.

Since we cannot spit them out, we must quickly confirm our sovereignty over these areas.

Chen Laoshi was thinking of Pakistan. India and Pakistan were at loggerheads over territorial disputes, with both claiming Kashmir as their own.

Now China does not want all of Kashmir,

They only want the Ladakh region. If Pakistan were in its right mind, it wouldn't have a conflict with China over this issue. Furthermore, if China controlled Ladakh, it would help Pakistan resist the Indian army and help Pakistan control the Kashmir region.

"This is a good idea. We should take advantage of this opportunity to resolve the Ladakh issue with India and Pakistan at the same time so that we don't have border disputes in the region."

The Prime Minister nodded, supporting General Chen's idea.

Wei Hongjun gathered everyone's opinions and said, "Comrade Chen Yi, your Ministry of Foreign Affairs should contact Pakistan as soon as possible regarding this matter. Don't drag this out. Determine the sovereignty of the Ladakh region as soon as possible."

"it is good."

"What's the situation in southern Tibet?"

General Chen said, "It's the same situation as in Aksai Chin. While signing a border treaty with India, we should also sign border treaties with Bhutan, Sikkim and other countries as soon as possible to confirm everything."

"After resolving border disputes, my country should strengthen exchanges with these countries. Nepal has been negotiating with us for the past two years, hoping to cooperate with my country to build a highway from Tibet to Nepal. I think this is a good idea. With a highway and a transportation line, it will strengthen relations between my country and these countries."

In the past, these countries were all within India’s sphere of influence.

Now China has severely hit India, leaving India with no time to take care of this side for a short period of time. This is a good opportunity for China to increase exchanges with these countries.

"To strengthen cooperation with these countries, we must take action in all aspects. Now is the most chaotic time in the local area, and we need to quickly reach some cooperation. Does the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have any candidates?" Although they are all small countries, their importance is no less.

Especially when India is unable to take care of itself, winning them over can become a buffer zone between China and India in the future.

This is also a good thing for them.

As long as they don't make trouble, China and India will try to win them over and invest in them. They will definitely develop better than they have in the past.

General Chen said, "Our Ministry of Foreign Affairs would like to recommend Comrade Geng Biao to take charge of this matter."

Geng Biao held a very high rank before he joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

He served as Chief of Staff to Yang Quanwu and participated in the Battle of Pingjin.

The decisive battle in Jiangbei, the battle of crossing the Yangtze River. If he had not joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, he would have probably served as deputy commander before the Fifth Field Army was disbanded.

"Comrade Geng Biao is suitable." The Prime Minister nodded in support.

The others also nodded. Who would object to Geng Biao handling such matters at his level?

By passing one issue after another, the central government quickly gained control over these places.

After the meeting ended, everyone realized that the entire meeting lasted more than nine hours.

Finally, everyone left, and Wei Hongjun stayed to talk to General Peng, General He, Tan Zheng, Yang Quanwu, Deng Guo and other leaders of the Military Commission. Wei Hongjun said: "The military doing business should be opposed, but this is for internal use. Some external business is inevitable. Just like Pakistan,

Nepal, Bhutan, Sikkim and other countries want to buy our weapons and ammunition, will we sell them to them?"

"Of course I sold it."

Yang Quanwu said: "China's defense industry is developing rapidly. If we can open up some trade channels and make money for the country, it will also be a great contribution of our defense industry to national construction."

"Yes, why can Americans sell it but we can't?"

Mr. He also nodded.

Wei Hongjun said: "I was thinking about this question as well.

But on the issue of arms exports, it is not necessary for the CMC to be directly involved. Just like this time, the frontline generals were directly involved.

It's always inappropriate. Furthermore, arms exports are a business, and it's not the right thing for central or military leaders to bargain with others."

"So, my idea is that the Military Commission could discuss establishing a specialized arms export trading company. It would be much better for them to discuss specific issues related to arms exports than for central government officials or military cadres to do so." General Peng thought for a moment and said, "That makes some sense. We'll focus on this issue when we return."

1125 Chiang Kai-shek's Dilemma

The China-India issue is China's most important priority at this time, but that doesn't mean there are no other priorities. On the contrary, for a country as large as China, there's a lot of work to do all the time.

China's surface-to-air missile forces, in particular, have been extremely busy in recent times.

Since the successful hydrogen bomb explosion, various forces have been constantly trying to find out about China's hydrogen bomb situation. In particular, Taiwan's reconnaissance aircraft have frequently entered the mainland for reconnaissance.

US reconnaissance aircraft have also been frequently flying into the Sino-Vietnamese border area, seeking to assess the logistical situation. China, of course, cannot allow the US and Taiwan to conduct such reckless surveillance. Consequently, Chinese surface-to-air missile forces have been conducting frequent strikes and launching missiles over the past month.

"Our reconnaissance plane was shot down by Chinese surface-to-air missile forces in Zhejiang."

Jianfeng and Taiwan Air Force Commander-in-Chief Chen Jiashang reported to Chiang Kai-shek.

"What's going on? This is the third time this month. Weren't the Communist Party's surface-to-air missile units usually deployed in North China and Fujian? Why do they also have surface-to-air missile units in Zhejiang? How many surface-to-air missile units do they have?"