Ma Zhanshan waited in Shaanxiba for a day, and waited for the backbone officers' regiment that advanced northeast of his troops. (.) Ma Zhanshan had a team of basically consisting of cavalry.

The Northeast advance was advanced, and the Fifth and Sixth Divisions were reorganized in that year. Xia Junchuan Division, the Fourth Division of the Pseudo-Northwest Autonomous Army, and organized into a regiment: After arriving at Hara Village in Fugu, Shaanxi in May 1938, the army stationed in the vicinity of Hara Village, and most of them were responsible for the prevention of the Yellow River.

This time he went to the Northeast, Ma Zhanshan took out his original background and drew out most basic officers and soldiers with excellent skills and tactics. There were about 1,000 people, and the 361st Division will be formed based on them.

The remaining Northeast Advance Army soldiers were stationed in Fugu under the leadership of Wang Zhaokun, waiting for Ma Zhanshan's order to dispatch troops while training. Ma Zhanshan once told them that if the war in the Northeast is in a tight position, all the Advance Army soldiers who can breathe will have to go!

Ma Qian'an had a brief contact with Fu Zuoyi, but everyone was cautious in their words and actions, avoided involvement in the issues between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party during the conversation, and only talked about cooperation and not differences. Ma Qian'an met Fu Zuoyi with his junior etiquette.

Afterwards, Fu Zuoyi found Ma Zhanshan and secretly gave him a thumbs up to praise Ma Qian'an, saying that Xiaoma will have a future prospect. If Xiaoma can live to drive away the Japanese, he would rather betroth his daughter to Xiaoma, which will make Laoma's eyes shine.

Several main officers who advanced to the Northeast were Mu Xinya, the commander of the newly formed Fifth Cavalry Division, Cui Tongxin, the commander of the Second Cavalry Brigade, and Lu Jihua, the commander of the 12th Cavalry Brigade.

These people fought for many years and were filled with a deep smell of blood. Ma Qian'an immediately judged that Ma Zhanshan had many powerful generals. Similarly, after seeing Ma Qian'an, these people also keenly smelled the deep smell hidden on their bodies. This smell was only available to those who killed countless enemies. Several people immediately put down their airs and no longer underestimated this young horse.

After a brief oath-taking team of the Northeast Advance Army marched, they left Fu Zuoyi's residence, and successfully crossed the Yellow River with the help of the river defense force. With the support of the Daqingshan guerrillas, they successfully crossed the Yinshan Mountains and entered the endless grassland.

According to information, the puppet Mongolian army was not strong in Urat Banner. The puppet Mongolian cavalry that usually wandered over tens of thousands of square kilometers was only two brigades, and the two cavalry brigades had a maximum of 2,000 people. Even if they met head-on with the advancing army, the puppet Mongolian army would not pose any major harm. The two sides were old opponents and often exchanged small fires and were very familiar with each other. As long as there was no Japanese involved or supervising the war, the puppet Mongolian army would never take the initiative to provoke Ma Zhanshan's troops.

The march was very smooth. It was difficult to encounter a yurt on the uninhabited Gobi grassland for dozens of miles, let alone encounter the puppet Mongolian army, unless the puppet Mongolian army obtains exact information and can accurately lie on the way to march on Mazhan Mountain.

After crossing Daqingshan, he marched for a day and night, and advanced to the Sino-Mongolia border. According to the plan that had been arranged, a small team of Mongolian troops met Ma Zhanshan's troops. After Ma Qian'an negotiated with a major led by the Mongolian army, he successfully brought the team to Mongolian territory.

There were many Mongolian soldiers in the advance of the army. Many people did not realize that they had entered another "country". When talking to Mongolian soldiers, they often expressed the words "China" and "outer Mongolia" until the Mongolian army major reminded Ma Qian'an coldly.

"Dear Chief Ma, please restrain your soldiers, please do not call my motherland Outer Mongolia, but its official name, the Mongolian Republic."

After Ma Qian'an learned about the major's "serious requirements" through the translator, he thought for a long time before replying: "Comrade Major, we soldiers are all rough people. They are just chatting according to the principles and rules passed down from generation to generation. I don't think you need to be so sensitive."

After thousands of years of frequent interactions and hundreds of years of integration, how can you not admit it if you don’t admit it? Please remember that it is 41 years now, and this place is still China in legal theory. The Yalta system has not been established yet. The game between all parties is in a fierce and confusing way. Who knows what will happen in the future? Isn’t it too early to talk about this matter?

In the first half of the 20th century, the northern desert was full of war, fighting for each other. Old China was poor and weak. In 1945, Outer Mongolia became a sovereign state with the support of external forces.

In 1911, China broke out in the Xinhai Revolution. Tsarist Russia, which had long coveted Outer Mongolia, instigated the living Buddhas and princes of Outer Mongolia to leave China. On November 3, Outer Mongolia's living Buddha Zhebuzundanba announced the "**" in Kulun to establish the "Great Mongolia Kingdom"

During the Beiyang government, Yuan Shikai negotiated with Tsarist Russia. On June 9, 1915, Outer Mongolia announced the abolition of the "** Great Mongolian Kingdom". Yuan Shikai, then president, appointed Outer Mongolia's living Buddha Tserundanba as "Hutuktu Khan" and pardoned relevant personnel who committed "**". Outer Mongolia implemented the so-called "autonomy".

On November 7, 1919, the Outer Mongolia authorities lost support because the Tsarist Russian government was overthrown in the backstage and the people were unable to control their civil unrest. They suddenly called the Beijing government, demanding the abolition of "autonomy" and the restoration of the old system of the former Qing Dynasty. Xu Shichang, President of the Beiyang government, followed the situation and ordered the abolition of "autonomy" in Outer Mongolia and the restoration of the old system on November 22.

The second time was "**". At that time, the Beiyang warlords had fierce internal struggles and the situation in the north was chaotic due to the Zhi-Anhui War. Therefore, various external forces wanted to make trouble. The army of Belarus in the Far East invaded Outer Mongolia with the support of Japanese soldiers in the Northeast. On February 21 of that year, they occupied Kulun and built a new regime. The living Buddhas of Outer Mongolia and the princes and princes once again announced "**". Then, the Soviet Red Army also marched into Kulun under the pretext of the Belarusian army entering Outer Mongolia. In July, with the support of the Soviet Red Army, Outer Mongolia established a new pro-Soviet government and implemented a constitutional monarchy.

At that time, China's political situation was long-term chaotic: confrontation between the north and the south, the Northern Expedition, the Chiang Kai-shek coup, the split between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, and the breakdown of diplomatic relations between China and the Soviet Union; and the fall of the Northeast after the September 18th Incident in 1931 and the beginning of the War of Resistance in 1937. No Chinese government was able to deal with the Outer Mongolia issue under the protection of the Soviet Union. In fact, Outer Mongolia has since been separated from the Chinese family and increasingly became a satellite state of the Soviet Union. Russia no longer recognizes China's sovereignty over Outer Mongolia.

But even so, the Chinese government did not make any statement saying that it would allow foreign establishment. The reason for the fact that foreign establishment was actually because the United States and the Soviet Union betrayed China's interests.

At the Yalta Conference, in order to reduce its casualties against Japan, the United States hoped that the Soviet Union would send troops to Northeast China. Shi Daling took advantage of the situation to demand that Outer Mongolia formally **. Using this as a condition for sending troops, Chiang Kai-shek could not send Chiang to meet Shi Daling and begged him to give him a high position, but was rejected. A famous saying among them was that Shi Daling said to Chiang Kai-shek: If you can fight Japan yourself and drive Japan out of China yourself, then I will not ask for benefits at all, but you can't do it. It's you who ask me, not me who ask you.

The Mongolian soldiers in Ma Zhanshan's troops learned about the words of the Mongolian army, as if they were laughing at them.

After a big uproar, some dissatisfied Mongolian soldiers shouted: "Do our Khalkha brothers want to separate from us?"

This noisy cannot be stopped. The number of Mongolian soldiers in Ma Zhanshan's team was several times higher than that of the Mongolian major, and there were many people and extraordinary momentum.

The Mongolian Army Major could not argue with these people, and drove the horses forward with a dark face. This kind of thing was not won. Now the status of Outer Mongolia is not yet determined, and any self-talk will be ridiculed.

The team of Ma Zhanshan plans to take a train after arriving in Kulun and arrive at the Russian Far East Krai training base on the opposite side of Foshan County, northeast China via the Far East Railway Line. There should be about 10,000 domestic workers there, and Ma Zhanshan formed the 361st Division.

More than 30 kilometers away from the border line, the Mongolian major, with a slightly panicked horse, rushed back from the front of the queue, shouting loudly: "The enemy is here! Please welcome the enemy with Chinese brothers!"

Damn! There are still enemies here? Have the Japanese already entered Outer Mongolia? Ma Qian'an immediately turned his head when he heard the Mongolian army major call the police.

Ma Qian'an was not wrong. Since the Soviet and Japanese signed the armistice treaty, the Soviet army withdrew its troops stationed in Mongolia from Outer Mongolia in accordance with the treaty. The Japanese, who had been coveting for a long time, immediately planned a conspiracy to occupy Outer Mongolia. After several months of preparation and planning, the tentative action has recently begun. Okabe Noburi, the commander of the Mongolian army, clamored to suppress Outer Mongolia within two months.

Small-scale contact wars have been frequently carried out on the junction between Outer Mongolia and Inner Mongolia, but most of the battles were born in the eastern section. Now, Ma Qian'an is in a position that has not yet encountered the Japanese army invading Outer Mongolia.

"What flag?" Ma Qian'an stood on the horse's back, holding a telescope and looking away as he could. He couldn't understand the Mongolian text on the other party's flag.

The Mongolian Army Major quickly answered, "It was your Mongolian Alliance Autonomous Government's Third Division. I know that the division commander is Baoguiyan, with a number of about 1,000 cavalry, and a small team of Japanese cavalry. I just saw it. It was the flag with red circles on white cloth."

Ma Zhanshan arrived on horseback. After listening to the urgent report of the Mongolian Army Major, he suddenly curled his lips and smiled: "What a great thing I think of? Isn't it just a third division? I have seen that precious side, not that very good, with one nose and two eyes."

The decisive battle of the grassland cavalry! When the enemy appeared, the soldiers who advanced were inexplicably excited. Now the more than a thousand people brought by Ma Zhanshan are the essence of the advancement. Most of them can stick to the horse without falling for three days and three nights, and are good at shooting fast horses and fighting for stings.

"Cross! Cross!"

Amid the commands of their respective commanders, the soldiers formed three scattered soldiers according to Ma Zhanshan's orders. The soldiers immediately took off their rifles, pushed and pulled the bolts and loaded them carefully. After loading, they held the handle of the gun and raised them backwards and carried the gun on their shoulders.

The war horse smelled the breath before the war, kicked the four hooves uneasily, and sniffled.
Chapter completed!