Chapter 31 Section 9 is more traitorous than "21"

After many years, Gu Weijun recalled the "21" incident and said: The twenty-one items proposed by Japan this time are all-encompassing and collective, with influence ranging from Northeast China, Inner Mongolia to Fujian and Zhejiang, rights ranging from building railways, mining to opening commercial ports, and living in the interior. The fifth item even requires government agencies to set up Japan Advisor, the two countries use the same ordnance, the police are trained by Japan, the primary school uses Japanese teachers, and the Japanese monks go to the interior to preach. All these harsh conditions, I want to use the pressure of thunder to make me surrender.If you let him do what you want, you can directly perish the country.Fortunately, our government has worked together and worked together internally and externally to achieve this result, which is also a blessing for the country.People in the world don't realize that they confuse the 21 conditions of humiliating the country. If they have all accepted it at the meeting, they don't know that the fifth item of the 21 clauses not only humiliates the country, but also has the possibility of subjugation of the country, and they have been resolutely withdrawn. And the agreed ones are less than ten.People in the world don't look into the content of this negotiation, spread falsehoods and miss the truth.

Gu Weijun said here that the "Twenty-One" proposed by the Japanese is basically equivalent to no signature.But the people basically think that you just signed it, which makes the parties extremely depressed. So, what exactly are the "Twenty-One" clauses that make such a nonsense? Husband "twenty-one", a total of five twenty-one. The first issue is about the Shandong issue, with a total of four articles: 1.China recognizes Japan's acceptance of all German rights in Shandong. 2.All land and islands in Shandong Province or in the coastal areas, no matter what the name is, shall not be leased to other countries.

3.The railway connecting Jiaoji Line from Yantai or Longkou was built by Japan. 4.Open the major cities in Shandong Province as soon as possible as commercial ports for foreigners to live and trade. The second issue is about matters concerning South Manchuria and Eastern Mongolia (that is, Inner Mongolia at that time), with a total of seven items: 1.The concession period of Lushun and Dalian and the duration of the two railways of Nanman and Anfeng were extended to 99 years. 2.The Japanese can lease land in South Manchuria and Eastern Mongolia for industry, commerce and farming. 3.The Japanese can freely live, travel and operate industries and businesses in South Manchuria and Eastern Mongolia.

4.The Japanese obtained mineral mining rights in South Manchuria and Eastern Mongolia. 5.In Southern Manchuria and Eastern Mongolia, when it is desired to allow people from other countries to build railways, or to borrow money from other countries for the construction of railways, and to use various taxes in Southern Manchuria and Eastern Mongolia as mortgages for loans, the Chinese government must first obtain the consent of the Japanese government. handle. 6.If the Chinese government hires political, financial, or military advisers or teachers in South Manchuria and Eastern Mongolia, it must consult with the Japanese government first.

7.Entrust the management and operation of the Jilin-Changchun (Jilin-Changchun) Railway to the Japanese government for a period of ninety-nine years. The third issue is about Hanyeping Company, and there are two articles in total: 1.The two countries agreed that in the future, Hanyeping Company will be used as a joint venture. Without the consent of the Japanese government, China and the company shall not dispose of all the rights and industries to which the company belongs. 2.All mines near the mines belonging to Han Yeping Company are not allowed to be mined by outsiders without the company's consent. No matter what directly or indirectly affects the company's actions, the company's consent must be obtained first.

There is only one item in the fourth issue, which is the one that made Yuan Shikai exclaim, "Little Japan wants to destroy China": All harbors and islands along the coast of China shall not be transferred or leased to other countries. The fifth issue is even more fierce, and it has never been compromised by Chinese diplomats. There are seven items in total: 1.The Chinese central government must hire powerful Japanese to act as advisers in various aspects such as politics, finance, and military affairs. 2.The hospitals, monasteries, schools, etc. established by Japan in mainland China are all allowed by China to have land ownership.

3.Japan and China should jointly run the police in the necessary places, or employ a majority of Japanese in the police offices of these places, so as to improve the Chinese police organization. 4.More than half of the ordnance needed in China must be purchased by Japan, or a Sino-Japanese joint ordnance factory should be established in China, Japanese technicians should be employed, and Japanese materials should be purchased. 5.The construction rights of the railways connecting Wuchang, Jiujiang and Nanchang, and the railways from Nanchang to Hangzhou, and from Nanchang to Chaozhou were transferred to Japan.

6.Fujian Province is planning to build railways, mines, and rectify Haikou and shipyards. If foreign capital is needed, it must first negotiate with Japan. 7.The Japanese have the right to preach in China. The above is the full text of the "Twenty-One".These provisions were all murderous and extremely harsh, but Yuan Shikai insisted on taking the matter lightly and dissolving it invisible. But if you say that, some people will object. If Yuan Shikai did not sign the "Twenty-One", why do people in the country accuse Yuan Shikai of betraying the country? This, this... This accusation against Yuan Shikai is because in Tokyo, someone put forward the "Eleven Points" which are more ruthless than the "Twenty-One". Desperately put the shit bowl on Yuan Shikai's head, and finally caused Yuan Shikai's innocence and infamy for thousands of years.

Who is so foolish?