ps: Because I received a warning, some sensitive plots cannot be written, so the plot has to have a small jump, sorry!

Half a month later, the Indian Prime Minister said at a mass rally: "The misreporting reports on the situation on the Sino-Indian border were deliberately spread by some Western powers, with the aim of creating misunderstandings and tensions between India and China.

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The meaning in this sentence is very obvious, that is, the previous tensions actually did not exist, and China and India are still friendly countries.

I felt relieved after hearing this. This at least proved one thing, that is, the Indian side finally realized that they had serious misjudgment. The Chinese team was not as vulnerable as they thought, and the Indian army

It is not as invincible as they saw in the report, even if they are equipped with many advanced weapons.

In fact, if we really want to fight, we may still be in a one-sided situation like in 1962. The reason is very simple. War is determined by two factors: people and equipment. India was easily defeated by our army.

, that means their failure is not only because of the gap in equipment, but also because of "humanity".

But then again, the reason why China-India relations have taken such a rapid turn from tension to rapid slowdown is not only because we have shown our strength, but also because of the international pressure.

There is no need to say more about who is under the pressure internationally. Now is the era of dominance between the United States and the Soviet Union, and the two camps of the United States and the Soviet Union are basically the same.

Of course, the United States will not want a war between us and India. We should know that China and the United States are still allies at this time. We are still concentrating on the threat from the Soviet Union. It does not want to make such a Cheng Yaojin come out halfway.

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As for the Soviet Union, although he had the ambition to provoke the Sino-Indian dispute... creating more trouble for China means that he can bear less pressure. But the problem is that India is favored by the Soviet side at this time. Most of its weapons and equipment are

From the Soviet Union, once China and India fight, it goes without saying that the Soviet Union will definitely pay for equipment again.

At this time, the Soviet Union was also in a quagmire financial situation. Although the Soviet Union was a veritable big country and a powerful country at this time, the war in Vietnam was tossing and Afghanistan was tossing again, and if there was another India...

...That's probably going to drag it down soon.

So. The Soviet Union just hopes that India will put some pressure and harassment on China on the border, and does not hope that the two countries will really have a large-scale war.

Since India's problems in this regard have been solved, we no longer need to stay on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, so Commander Zhang ordered us to be transferred back to the Beijing base.

This time we are much easier than before, because we are taking a helicopter and returning to the base directly, without changing the car and plane as before.

Zheng Liangqiang was even more direct. He knew that the first thing I did every time I went back to the base was to see Commander Zhang at the headquarters, so he simply landed the helicopter on an open space near the headquarters.

Of course, it is impossible for helicopters to land directly in front of the commander's department... Just kidding, it's the command. Although these helicopters are all our own people, I don't know how many procedures and reviews it will take. Instead of doing this, I'm still

It’s better to take a few more steps.

"Come on, sit down!" As soon as I walked into the headquarters, Commander Zhang politely greeted me to sit down, then nodded with a smile, "I didn't expect this problem to be solved like this. You kid are really brave. If this is a trick, it's a problem.

No... If a war breaks out, we will be threatened on three sides at the same time."

I just smiled. In fact, a considerable part of the reason why I dared to do this was because I knew that the conflict in history had not expanded, and in the end, China and India still went to different understandings.

"How is it?" Then Commander Zhang asked: "I have been on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau for several months, so I'm still used to it!"

Upon hearing this, I couldn't help but smile bitterly: "Commander, who can get used to it from the plain to the plateau?"

"That's right!" Commander Zhang couldn't help but laugh.

It was originally just a polite word, but it was exactly the opposite of the facts.

"That's it." Commander Zhang then asked straight to the point: "Tell me what you think and talk about what else we need to improve on the plateau."

I think this is also one of the reasons why Commander Zhang sent me to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau for missions... If there are any difficulties, I will go and inspect it. After the inspection, I can always put forward some constructive opinions.

But what Commander Zhang didn't know is that the opinions I made actually have little to do with my "inspection". It's just that I have more modern information.

Of course, these words cannot be said to Commander Zhang. After thinking about it, I replied: "First of all, of course it is the issue of transportation supply lines. In fact, we have a great advantage in this regard, but we have not used it."

"Oh!" Commander Zhang asked with interest: "Tell me what are the advantages!"

"The biggest advantage is that the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is only a few hundred kilometers away from the Indian capital." I said: "And the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is a plateau with an altitude of 4 or 5,000 meters. It is born with an advantage that threatens its capital from a condescending height."

"We have considered this too." Commander Zhang nodded.

"Secondly, I found that India did not dare to build their supply lines with confidence." I said.

"How do you say this?" Commander Zhang was obviously not aware of this.

In fact, it is not his fault. You should know that our country was still in the early stages of reform and opening up. Before that, there were very few information about foreign countries, especially the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, which was also an isolated place from the world.

Therefore, I naturally don’t know much about India.

"That's it." I said: "I found that over the years, India actually had many opportunities to improve their supply lines on the border, especially after the battle in 1962, they should have also noticed that transportation supplies were used to fight the plateau.

How important it is, but there are still only two highways. Twenty years have passed, there are still only two highways, and they are still disrepaired for a long time, which is a bit puzzling."

"Yes." Commander Zhang couldn't help but nod.

China has been under support for ten years and the economy is not enough, and India can be said to have money and opportunities during this period. Until now, there are only two highways, which is indeed a bit difficult to understand.

Of course, this may also be because the corruption of the Indian government is too serious, so serious that it is a bit unbelievable.

For example, I once watched an Indian program in modern times, which described the corruption in India as follows: the state raised funds to build three dams, but in the end only one dam was built. How did corrupt officials deceive the acceptance personnel?

What about the eyes? It’s very simple. Take the acceptance personnel from different directions to see the same dam from three different roads, so these are the three dams they built.

So, I have every reason to believe that the Indian government may not know that there are only two roads to the Sino-Indian border.

But this is just one of the reasons.

"That's what I said about the advantage." I said: "Since we won that battle in 1962, there is a saying among the Indian soldiers, that is, the reason why the Chinese team failed to expand the results in the end was because

This section of the road is too difficult to walk, and the Chinese team cannot transport supplies to the front line."

This actually makes sense. Our army suddenly withdrew after winning the battle, mainly because of political reasons, and secondly, it was difficult to supply.

"Under this kind of thinking," I continued: "The Indian military will have such a concern: If the road is built on the Sino-Indian border, will it become a tool for the Chinese people to attack?"

"Oh!" Commander Zhang understood as I said this: "They are worried that our army will use these traffic lines to attack them."

"That's right," I said, "so they would rather use helicopters to supplement the pressure of logistics supply than build roads."

In fact, this cannot be blamed on Commander Zhang for not expecting it. Because China and India are both major powers, the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau lies across the Sino-Indian border, we should also need to worry about the issues that India needs to worry about.

For example, if the Indian side builds roads, if the Indian side builds roads, they will worry about being used by our army. Will the People's Liberation Army not worry about being used by the Indian army when building roads?!

But our army seems to have never considered this issue. From this point of view, it can also be seen that many people in India are actually not confident enough about their own military strength.

"So..." I said: "Under this strategic consideration, India dares not develop logistics supply lines. If our army vigorously develops, it will not only build highways but also build railways. At that time, the logistics will be soon

Will leave the Indian army far behind..."

"Build a railway?" Commander Zhang was stunned when he heard this: "That's the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. How much does it cost to build this railway?"

"No matter how much it costs, I think it's worth it." I said: "On the one hand, the railway can make great achievements in military affairs, and can transport a large amount of military power and supplies to the plateau in a short period of time. On the other hand, it also has a great deal for people's livelihood.

Help, because of the difficulty of transportation, the prices of the plateau are high, and people live in poverty and primitive. Once the railway is completed, it can easily transport a large number of goods to the plateau to reduce prices, and at the same time transport local specialties on the plateau to the plateau to the plateau, etc.

This will create many job opportunities and greatly improve people's living standards."

"It makes sense." Commander Zhang nodded: "The people are our foundation. If we do practical things for the people and improve their lives, we will win the hearts of the people. Strictly speaking, this may be more important than military affairs.

More important.”

I agree with this, because after the railway on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau was opened, the Sino-Indian border developed rapidly when it leaned against China, and many Indians on the Indian side even lamented: "As Indians, we did something wrong.
Chapter completed!