He was not blindly strong and always maintained a good relationship with his negotiating opponents. This was a point that had to be remembered in diplomatic negotiations.
The deputy commander raised his hand to wipe away his sweat. In his heart, he was cursing the old government. He felt that it was not appropriate for him to come over. There was no way to convince the Chinese ambassador to turn a blind eye to the flames of war in his country.
Before he set off, one of the leaders of the new regiment told him in a very disdainful tone, "China has always been weak. As long as our attitude is firm, they'll endure it unconditionally as before! You can tell them directly that our artillery fire may accidentally fall into China's territory, but we don't mean to offend them. Please remind China to first evacuate the Chinese residents at the border who may be affected by artillery fire to safety.
