On January 20, 1969, President Richard Nixon's speech was very touching when he was sworn in. He said: "The greatest honor that history can give is the title of peacemaker, which now calls on the United States - an opportunity to help the whole world finally get out of the trough of riots and embark on the peace highland that mankind has dreamed of since the dawn of civilization... " He promised to achieve peace in Vietnam. He adopted the suggestions of the "sages" to improve the equipment of the Nguyen Van Sao government troops and expand its troops to divert the burden of war and withdraw US troops. By the end of 1969, the Saigon troops had reached 80,000!

The Vietnam War was the longest war in American history. In the Vietnam War for more than ten years, the United States spent at least 250 billion US dollars. Although the United States did not fail militarily, it showed a major mistake in the United States' Cold War strategy. The Vietnam War greatly changed the situation of the Cold War. The United States changed from a strong side in the Cold War to a weak one. Faced with the aggressive attack of the Soviet Union, Nixon carried out a "balanced diplomacy", strengthened the United States' strength to deal with the Soviet Union, and adjusted its Asian policy, and repeatedly made a gesture of seeking "improving relations with the Chinese Communist Party."

During the war, Malaya obtained an order of at least US$100 billion, and the Singapore docks undertake the repair and maintenance of most of the US military ships and ships. Until now, the economic output value has exceeded that of Japan, and it can be said to be the biggest beneficiary of the Vietnam War. It has also achieved rapid results in overall development. In 1968, later than the fourth year of the New China, Malaya also mastered nuclear weapons and became the sixth country in the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain, France, China and the foreign countries. After the founding of ASEAN, it became the pillar force of ASEAN.

On July 20, 1970, Malayan President's Special Envoy Wu Ming flew to Beijing on a special plane. After the founding of New China, the Malayan national flag fluttered over Beijing for the first time.

Since Mr. Chen Jiageng passed away in Beijing on August 12, 1961, he followed his last wish and was buried in Aoyuan, Jimei. Although the Malayan government sends people to pay tribute to visit the tombs every year, the significance of being a public figure like Wu Ming is very important. What puzzles outsiders the most is that two American journalists, Dorothy and her husband, were accompanied by.

When the aircraft cabin door opened, Wu Ming and his wife walked down the gangway first. When there were three or four steps left from the ground, Wu Ming leaned forward and stretched out his hand to Premier Zhou EL who was waiting and said: "I am very happy to come to Beijing, the capital of the People's Republic of China, and thank the Chinese government for making arrangements for my visit."

Premier Zhou EL smiled and said, "It's been twenty years, and time can't isolate the bloodlines of the same language and the same species. Your hand has stretched through the vast ocean."

"Time and region have never cut off bloodlines and connections." Wu Ming said a little sadly: "I have to thank Mr. Chen Jiageng for his good intentions."

"Yes. Mr. Tan Kah Kee's influence is far beyond national boundaries, and his spirit will shine forever at home and abroad." Premier Zhou EL nodded.

When Wu Ming introduced the American journalists Dorothy and his wife to Premier Zhou EL, Premier Zhou EL cordially shook hands with them and praised them as honest and professional journalists.

After personally experiencing China and Malaysia relations, Dorothy commented in the book "The Founding President of Malaya" many years later, "The establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Malaysia is not an easy task. At that time, there were many opposition voices within Malaya, including the United States, but Andy Lau used his prestige and his consistent judgment on international things to accurately convince the Malayan government, and agreed to bring Dorothy, an American, of course, and Beijing needs to be

Agree, as a test for improving relations between China and the United States... During the visit, Andy Lau showed his humble side. In front of Zhou EL and Mao Z, he respected as a primary school student in front of his teacher. What impressed me the most was that he knew that one of Zhou EL's arm was injured and was not very flexible. When Zhou EL went to Diaoyutai to visit him, Andy Lau, who was standing at the door of the hall, walked behind Zhou Enlai with a smile on his face, and took the initiative to take off his tweed coat for Zhou EL..."

In fact, there are basically no obstacles to the formal establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Malaya. The civil exchanges between the two sides are very historical. Moreover, Malaya has never admitted to Taiwan or any substantial attacks on the New China. Of course, the Malayan government is most likely to maintain a silent attitude. The outside world disagrees with the communiqué of China and Malaya, but speculates about the content of the talks between Mao ZD and Zhou EL and Wu Mingdi. It is generally believed that China and Malaya have reached some sympathy in certain political fields, and what happened in the next few years has proved that some people’s speculation is not groundless.

On July 911, 1971, Kissinger visited China secretly. China and the United States discussed the international situation and Sino-US relations issues, and reached an agreement on Nixon's visit to China. On July 16, the announcement stated: "It was learned that President Nixon had expressed his desire to visit the People's Republic of China. Premier Zhou EL, on behalf of the Government of the People's Republic of China, invited President Nixon to visit China at an appropriate time before May 1972. President Nixon happily accepted the invitation.

On February 21, 1972, Nixon and his party arrived in Beijing and made a historic visit to China for a seven-day period. During the visit, President Nixon met with Chairman Mao ZD and held talks with Premier Zhou EL. The two sides exchanged views on the international situation and Sino-US relations, focusing on the Indo-Shanghai issue and the Taiwan issue. On February 28, 1972, after repeated consultations, China and the United States finally issued the Joint Communiqué, also known as the Shanghai Communiqué, in Shanghai.

Especially in the late 1970, China's foreign policy was adjusted in a timely manner, and its vitality began to emerge. Malaya also played a great role in it, using its economic strength and geographical advantages to help the new China actively implement diplomatic strategies. In 1971, China established diplomatic relations with 15 countries, Nigeria, Kuwait, Cameroon, Austria, San Marino, Seralevone, Turkey, Iran, Belgium, Peru, Lebanon, Rwanda, Senegal, Iceland, and Cyprus, which was the year with the largest number of countries in the two years since the founding of the country. As of the end of 1971, China had established diplomatic relations with 76 countries in the world. Interestingly, in October 1971, the 26th UN General Assembly began to discuss and vote in New York to restore the seat of the People's Republic of China in the United Nations, and there were also 7 votes in favor of China's restoration of the legal seat.

Many years later, Wu Ming once said with emotion: "Only after careful research and analysis and testing of the standard of time, can we know the greatness of Mao ZD theory. To be fair, although Mao ZD made various mistakes in his later years, Mao ZD is always a monument in the hearts of the people. A major feature of the Mao ZD era is that the strong cohesion of all Chinese people, which is an indispensable condition for China to become a modern power. In the Mao ZD era, China can be said to be the unity of hundreds of millions of soldiers and people, and there is no such thing in the world.

The country dares to provoke. It can be asserted that if Mao ZD is alive, he would not dare to bomb the Chinese embassy if he gave the United States a great courage. Unfortunately, after Mao ZD's death, some unknown intellectuals in China attacked Mao ZD and the socialist system they led, and promoted the so-called democracy of the West, causing chaos in the society. They did not really understand Europe and the United States and the "Four Little Dragons". They blindly praised the West, which caused the Chinese to lose their national pride and cohesion overnight, and many talents were out of their way. Now many people with some money or technology

Everyone wants to immigrate to the West, and many beautiful women want to marry Westerners (even white-haired old men). Originally, Hong Kong and Taiwan were not worthy of imitation. Their recent depression has already shown the failure of their colonial economic model. However, under the beautification of these intellectuals, Hong Kong and Taiwan have been regarded as paradise by many people. Those Hong Kong and Taiwan singers who have no culture, no talent, and can only yell a few times have become the objects of admiration for many men and women in the mainland. In the Mao ZD era, Chinese children sang a revolution that magnificently magnificently

War Song, no country is not afraid of such a combat-capable generation; and now Chinese children are addicted to the demise of Hong Kong and Taiwan, such as the demise of Hong Kong and Taiwan, Hamburg, Japan, Hakka and South Korea. In this way, will the United States take China seriously? No one is perfect, merit is merit, and fault is fault. If it is confused, it is neither objective nor historical seriousness……………… Min praises a six- or seven-year-old girl in front of her and praises: “I don’t understand why you have to find someone to go to the Hong Kong orphanage to get this little girl named Qifang.”

"Hey, isn't it the wife I found for our son?" Huang Yushuang whispered to Wu Ming's ear: "Now that marriage is free, it's hard to say whether my son can agree when he grows up!"

"What are you thinking?" Wu Ming rolled his eyes and sighed in his heart, "Let's raise your own child first. She still doesn't know how many men she's fascinated by growing up. That brat, will he still say whether he can fall in love with him at that time?"

"It would be better to let Sister Min recognize her as her goddaughter. Sister Min has no children. This is also a comfort, right?" Huang Yushuang suggested.

"Okay!" Wu Ming nodded, suddenly woke up again, looking at his close lover Xiao Qifang in his previous life with some amusement and crying, and lamented in his heart: Oh, Xiao Wu Ming didn't find him, only Xiao Qifang was found, and his former lover had to call him godfather. What's the matter!
Chapter completed!