After Wu Yunrui, Yuan Dunli and other professors played a big name, they returned to the textbook editor's office.

Then they found that a new outline of sports textbooks appeared before them, and the Ministry of Education instructed them to edit sports textbooks according to this new outline.

“Hasn’t our sports textbook outline rejected?”

"This is not ours, this is a new outline of textbooks!"

"New outline, where did this come from?"

"How come a new outline has been created in just a few days? Who wrote it?"

"Has the Ministry of Education found someone else again?"

"Can it be the Cheng Dengke who advocates the militarization of sports? If he wrote the outline, I would not do it!" Professor Yuan said directly.

Wu Yunrui opened this new outline and hurriedly looked at a few lines, but his expression became solemn. At this time, he was obviously attracted by this new outline of sports textbooks.

Although Wu Yunrui is limited by the times and has a far inferior to Chen Qiang's understanding of sports, he still has a vision. After all, he is a physical education professor at Central University. The level of a physical education outline can be seen at a glance.

Wu Yunrui nodded frequently while looking, as if he agreed with this outline of sports textbooks.

Wu Yunrui's performance also fell into Professor Yuan Dunli's eyes, so he also opened the outline of the textbook and started reading it.

"Who wrote this!" After a long time, Yuan Dunli raised his head and looked at the people around him with a surprised look.

"Old Yuan, don't look at me, I can't write this thing!" a professor said.

"This outline is well written, and it is definitely not something that ordinary people can write. The one who writes this outline is like us, and is an expert." Another person said.

"Can it really be written by Cheng Dengke?" Yuan Dunli looked at Wu Yunrui.

Wu Yunrui shook his head: "This is definitely not written by Cheng Dengke. If it were written by Cheng Dengke, it would have become the outline of military training long ago!"

"Who will it be? The quality of this textbook outline is very high. Could it be that the Ministry of Education has found a foreigner to write it?" someone asked with a frown.

This time, Yuan Dunli denied: "It must not be written by foreigners. Haven't you seen any content involving national arts? How can foreigners understand our Chinese arts? And if you look closely, this textbook outline is very suitable for the current situation in China. It should be written by Chinese people."

"The person who wrote this is an expert in sports. There should be few such experts in China, right? Professor Wang from Hebei, Professor Song from Peking, and Professor Shu from Shanghai?"

Everyone began to guess who wrote it, while Chen Qiang stayed aside, smiling silently.

"Xiao Chen, come and guess who wrote this outline!" Yuan Dunli asked.

"Of course I wrote this." Chen Qiang said.

"Hahaha, Xiao Chen has also learned to joke with us." Yuan Dunli said with a smile.

The other professors also laughed, and everyone thought it was Chen Qiang who was joking, and then began to discuss the outline of this sports textbook.

Wu Yunrui said: "I won't talk about who wrote this sports textbook outline. I think the quality of this textbook outline is quite good. I think the ideas provided by this outline can give you a try."

Yuan Dunli also nodded: "Although it is different from what I expected, I don't object to writing sports textbooks according to this outline."

Wu Yunrui advocates practical sports, and the outline of the sports textbook compiled by Chen Qiang is of no mention of its practicality. Sports training projects such as cross-country running have long been verified in Soviet sports. Therefore, Wu Yunrui is very optimistic about this outline of the sports textbook.

For Yuan Dunli, he hopes to use education to promote sports, and he is extremely dissatisfied with the militarization of sports. Although Chen Qiang's outline of sports textbooks is based on quasi-military sports, it is not real military training after all, and the outline is more operational, which is also conducive to the promotion of physical education, so Yuan Dunli does not object to this outline of sports textbooks.

Several professors were talking, someone pushed the door open and the person came was Zhang Daofan.

"A few professors are here!" Zhang Daofan smiled. He nodded to everyone, and then said, "You should have read this new sports textbook outline, right? What do you think? Chen Qiang wrote it well?"

"I've read it, wait a moment, who did you just said to write it?" Yuan Dunli suddenly grew his eyes, as if he was doubting something was wrong with his hearing.

"This is written by Chen Qiang!" Zhang Daofan said.

Several professors all showed incredible gazes and stared at Zhang Daofan.

"What do you think I'm doing? This is written by Chen Qiang. You should read Chen Qiang!" Zhang Daofan pointed at Chen Qiang.

Everyone came to their senses and turned to look at Chen Qiang.

"Xiao Chen, did you really write this outline?" Wu Yunrui asked.

Chen Qiang nodded and said with a modest look on his face: "I wrote it. These days I have been by your side, and I have some experiences and experiences, so I wrote it down."

"Then why didn't you say it earlier! We guessed here for a long time." Yuan Dunli complained.

"I said it, but you don't believe me." Chen Qiang showed an innocent javelin.

Only then did Yuan Dunli remember that Chen Qiang had just said that he wrote this outline, but everyone present took it as a joke, and no one believed it.

"It's amazing to be able to write such a sports textbook outline!" Wu Yunrui couldn't help but give his thumbs up: "You, the world's number one athlete, aren't just a vain!"

"Yes, the new wave of the Yangtze River pushes the old wave, and each generation is stronger than the next! With talents like you in China, why worry about sports not prospering!" Yuan Dunli couldn't help but exclaim.

At this moment, several professors looked at Chen Qiang with admiration.

...

In the last two months of 1933, Chen Qiang spent the last two months in the textbook editor's office.

Chen Qiang has a job as an appointed official, but he has a very comfortable life. His job is easy, his salary is not good, and he also gives an additional heating allowance in winter.

Although this textbook editor's office is a Qingshui Yamen and has no chance to plunder people's wealth, fortunately it is an institution directly under the central government, and its salary will not be deducted and the money it should be paid will not be reduced.

In 1934, it was the Spring Festival, a traditional Chinese festival, which was still one month later, and the people had already begun to prepare for the end of the year, but the Japanese were doing things at this time.

On January 19, the pseudo-Manchukuo, under the Japanese's director, restored the imperial system in Changchun, Jilin, pushing the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty to the "Dragon Champion", and the "Manchukuo" was also renamed the "Great Manchu Empire". The Japanese's intention to split China took another substantial step.

As soon as the news came out, the country was naturally filled with excitement.

If we follow the previous urinary nature of Nanjing, we will inevitably condemn and seek help from the "National League" to let foreigners uphold justice.

However, at this time, Japan had withdrawn from the "League of Nations", and the constraints of the "League of Nations" had no effect on Japan. Therefore, Nanjing did not have any substantial revenge except for making a fuss and saying harsh words.

Unlike the weakness and incompetence on the outside, in terms of civil war, the Nanjing boss was very tough. Seven elite divisions marched into Fujian and captured Xiamen. The 19th Route Army, which bravely fought against the enemy during the Songhu War, was no longer the number was cancelled.

...

Lieutenant General Oshima personally came to the Japan Sports Association. President Kishi Kishi and others naturally led all the backbones out to greet them.

"Welcome to Lieutenant General Oshima. I have prepared tea for you. Please come into the house to rest." Kishikichi bowed slightly to Lieutenant General Oshima.

"President Kishiki don't have to be too polite." Lieutenant General Oshima said, walking into the room with Kishiki.

The two of them took a seat and exchanged greetings for a few more words. An Qingyi asked, "Lieutenant General of the Island, I wonder what you are doing this time?"

"President An Qing, you can take a look at this first." Lieutenant General Oshima handed a folder to An Qingyi.

An Qingyi opened the folder, looked at the title, and was slightly surprised: "Is this a report from the Manchurian Railway Investigation Department?"

"This is not just an investigation report, but also the suggestions put forward by our policy consulting body." Lieutenant General Oshima said.

"Okay, I'll study it carefully right away." An Qing began to read the report carefully.

The recommendations of Japan's policy advisory body in this report attracted the attention of Kiyoichi Kiyoichi. It was written as follows: "If China, the mother country of Manchuria, recognizes the separation of the group Manchuria, it is equivalent to giving up the right of protest when the countries recognize Manchuria, and it is equivalent to recognition. The establishment of Manchuria does not conflict with Article 1 of the Nine-Nine-Country Convention. On the issue of recognition of Manchuria, it is recommended that the empire adopt the following policies:

First, strive to make countries with close stakes with Manchuria (such as the Soviet Union) de facto recognition of Manchuria's independent existence;

Second, efforts are made to cause China to actually recognize the independence of Manchuria;

Third, strive to promote Manchukuo to join international organizations such as the League of Nations.

(Note: The Nine-Nine-Country Convention, full name: The Treaty on the Principles and Policies of the Nine-Country Concern on the Use of Principles and Policies of the Chinese Events, Article 1 of the Nine-Country Convention: Respect China's sovereignty and independence, as well as the integrity of territorial and administrative. Based on this treaty, the eight countries including Britain and the United States cannot recognize the independence of the pseudo-Manchukuo.)

Once An Qing finished reading this investigation report, he had already had a premonition that the purpose of the Minuteman of Oshima to find him in the future was probably related to these three suggestions.

I heard Kishi Kishi say, "Lieutenant General Oshima, I have read this investigation report. I don't know what our sports association can serve?"

"President Kishi Kishi, the next Far East Games is about to begin, right?" Lieutenant General Oshima asked.

An Qing understood in an instant, and he said, "Lieutenant General of the Big Island, do you mean to let the Manchurian Empire participate in the next Far East Games?"

"Not bad." Lieutenant General Oshima nodded.

"This is probably a bit difficult. In the seventh year of Showa, we wanted to plan Manchuria to participate in the Los Angeles Olympics, but failed. The International Olympic Committee does not allow Manchuria to participate." Kishi Kishi said.

"So we have to try harder this Far East Games. The Olympic Games' right to participate is decided by the International Olympic Committee. We, Japan, have no say in this regard. But the Far East Games are different. The Far East Games were jointly created by Japan, China and the Philippines. We have enough say in the Far East Games!"

Lieutenant General Oshima paused and continued: "Because of Manchuria's incident, the empire withdrew from the 'League of Nations', our diplomacy will also face greater tests. The next direction of our diplomatic efforts is to force China to recognize the Manchuria Empire in fact! Participating in international sports events is one of the ways, especially participating in the Far East Games, which is one of the initiators of China, is an excellent way to realize the Chinese government's factual recognition of the Manchuria Empire!"

"I understand that letting the Manchu Empire participate in the Far East Games can not only cause China to actually recognize the situation in Manchukuo, but also help Manchukuo participate in international organizations. It can be said that it will kill two birds with one stone." An Qingyi said.

Lieutenant General Oshima nodded: "It is difficult for our military to take action to promote the Manchu Empire to participate in the sports games, so we have to ask President An Qing."

Kishi Kishi thought for more than ten seconds, then said, "The next Far East Games will be held in Manila, the Philippines, which is the territory of Americans. So as long as you can get the support of Americans, the Manchurian Empire's participation in the Far East Games will definitely be a natural thing. Lieutenant General of the Island, please let me go, and I will send someone to the Philippines to discuss with the Americans at this time."

...

Shenyang's Shengjing Times was the largest newspaper in Northeast China at that time. This newspaper was founded after the Russo-Japanese War and was founded by the Japanese Matsuo Nakajima. This newspaper was nominally "enabled civil wisdom" and contacted "China-Japan diplomatic relations", but in fact it was a tool for Japan to conduct cultural invasion of China.

On this day, another report appeared in the Shengjing Times:

"Tokyo Television: On the day of the issue of Manchukuo participating in the 10th Far East Olympic Conference, the Comprehensive Agreement between the Sports Associations of the Ministry of Culture and Culture, the Ministry of Culture, Foreign Army Authority opened at the Central Pavilion in Beijing from 5:30 p.m. on the 2nd...

When the Shengjing Times published this article, the representative of the Japanese Sports Association, Yamamoto Hirotaki and the representative of the pseudo-Manchukuo Sports Association, had arrived in Manila, Philippines, lobbying Americans in the hope that the pseudo-Manchukuo could participate in the next Far East Games.

The Philippines in 1933 was a burden that the United States wanted to get rid of.

The role of the Philippines to the United States is mainly strategic significance, and it can build the first island chain to block China. However, in the 1930s, the United States had not yet built the first island chain, so the strategic significance of the Philippines was less important.

The role of colonies is either to be plundered resources or to be used as a dumped market. The United States itself is a resource-rich country, and the United States does not look down on the resources of the Philippines. The Philippines' economy has always been controlled by the United States, so the Philippines' market has always been occupied by the United States.

The United States' wishful thinking is to control the Philippines and occupy the Philippine market, but it does not need to manage the Philippines, nor does it want to be responsible to the Philippines, so that the United States can pay the lowest cost and get the largest profit.
To be continued...