In the sixth year of the Republic of China, on October 31, 1915, Parker Li and Lou Xiao took a special train from Guanbei to the capital. On the same day, gunfire rang out again in several Russian villages and towns built by immigrants from Russia's Perm Territory along the lower reaches of the Heilongjiang River.
The Russians' long-held fears finally came true. After a brief lull, the troops of the Six Northern Provinces once again showed their sharp fangs.
More than half a century ago, Russia took advantage of the British and French attacks on Guangzhou and seized huge territorial interests from China without spending a single bullet. More than 600,000 square kilometers of land were swallowed up by polar bears. Nowadays, the situation has changed. After the battles of Khabarovsk and Vladivostok, the Treaty of Beijing signed by China and Russia was abolished, and the legitimacy of the Treaty of Aigun was also denied.
From the moment the Treaty of Blagoveshchensk was signed and took effect, Russia's rule over this area of more than one million square kilometers of land came to an end.
The land that belongs to China will be taken back by China sooner or later!
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