The question-asking session is loved by every reporter who attends the East China government press conference, because the spokesperson of the East China government often has a sharp word or a wonderful word, which can provide a lot of material for the news media.

A reporter said: "Is it true that you released this video?" As soon as he finished speaking, it immediately caused a lot of laughter, and some people were glaring at each other, and the reporter was a little embarrassed and said: "I am not questioning the authenticity of this video, but saying that such a thing has happened now, which is really unbelievable."

Li Songchen smiled and said, "There is an old saying in China, "Ears are false, and eyes are true." You all watched the video just now. Whether it is true or false can be judged by yourself. As for what this reporter said, I can't believe such anti-human things will happen in civilization. To be honest, I didn't dare to believe it when I first received this news, so I can only say that kind people are always willing to believe that the world is as beautiful as they hope."

Another reporter said: "So what is the purpose of publishing this video? Will you hope that all countries will support you, boycott Japan, or even sanction Japan, force Japan to stop the war and withdraw from the Liaodong Peninsula?"

Li Songchen said: "The purpose of our release of the video is to tell the world what happened in the Liaodong region of China! As we all know, the Liaodong Peninsula is China's inherent territory, but now Japan and Russia are fighting on China's territory, causing a large number of Chinese civilians to suffer major damage in this war. The war in Liaodong originated from Russia's invasion of the three northeastern provinces in China during the Boxer Reform. Moreover, after the Boxer Reform, it refused to fulfill the signed [Treasury Treaty for the Three East Provinces], which still occupied the three east provinces, while Japan was to curb Russia's expansion.

, in the name of maintaining peace in the Far East, launched this battlefield and deceived many people. We are trying to expose Japan's lies. Tell the world that this is a war of aggression, and both Russia and Japan are invaders. Our ultimate goal is to drive all invaders out of China's territory. As for the support of countries around the world, if it is really friendly support, we will certainly welcome it, but if it is attached to political conditions and we will not accept it, and we also believe that it can be done so only by our own strength."

Another reporter said: "Does your army have retaliated against the brutal acts committed by the Japanese army in Liaodong? Will it retaliate against Japanese expatriates in Liaodong in the same way?"

Li Songchen said: "There will be revenge, but we will never adopt the same measures as the Japanese army. If the Japanese expatriates in Liaodong can respect our laws and regulations, we will protect their personal safety and legitimate rights and interests. Although we can rest assured, our revenge will proceed upright on the battlefield, completely defeating the enemy on the battlefield, letting them know that China is not easy to bully. I think this is the best revenge."

Another reporter said: "So far, the target of your army's combat has always been the Japanese army, so what are your attitudes towards the Russian army."

Li Songchen said: "Our attitude is consistent, that is, the Russian army must respect the [Treaty of the Three East Provinces of the Three East Provinces] and withdraw from the Three East Provinces as promised, without any conditions attached, otherwise we will regard the Russian army as the same invaders as the Japanese army."

At this time, a reporter said: "Mr. Li, please be honest, now China's legal government is still the Qing Dynasty. You can only be regarded as an autonomous territory under the rule of the Qing Dynasty. You cannot be regarded as a completely independent political entity, and you are not qualified to represent China. Moreover, the Qing Dynasty had declared neutrality at the beginning of the war and demarcated the war zone between the two sides. Therefore, we can regard it as the Qing government recognizing the fact that Japan and Russia were fighting in Liaodong. You are discussing sending troops to fight in the name of regaining Chinese territory. From a legal perspective, there is no legal basis for legal compliance."

Li Songchen said: "Whether the government or the dynasty is not static. Whether a government is legal does not depend on the time and tradition of its existence, but on whether it exists in the interests of the people of the country and whether it is supported by the majority of the people of the country. Otherwise, the government will fall and the dynasty will change. Such examples are in Europe, including China. Can a government that allows foreign countries to fight on its own territory and declares neutrality be dedicated to the interests of its people? The war between Japan and Russia began in February last year. We communicated with the Qing government many times, hoping that the Qing government can lead the lead in recruiting the whole country, resisting Japan and Russia's invasion, and regaining the country. Unfortunately, more than a year has passed, and everyone has seen what the Qing government is performing. We sent troops to fight without any actions, and what we want to safeguard the overall interests of the Chinese nation, not the interests of a certain dynasty."

Another reporter said: "If you can successfully defeat Japan, the Russian army and recover the territory of the three northeastern provinces this time, are you planning to return these territories to the Qing government or to take them for yourself?"

Li Songchen said: "It is too early to talk about the issues after the war, but even if someone asks it, I will give you a brief response. As I said just now, everything we do is based on the premise of protecting the overall interests of the Chinese nation, rather than protecting the interests of a certain dynasty. Therefore, after the war is over, we will also use this prerequisite to deal with the issues after the war."

Li Songchen answered more than a dozen questions in one breath, and after almost every question was answered, he would receive applause. The reporters also quickly recorded these questions and answer content on their notebooks, and there would be news materials for the next few days.

Only a few Japanese reporters were restless in the venue because most of Li Songchen's answers would point the finger at Japan and put all the big hats such as viciousness, cruelty, barbarism, anti-humanity, and loss of moral bottom line on Japan. At the beginning, the Japanese reporters were just embarrassed, but as they listened, they couldn't help but feel embarrassed and angry. Several people discussed a few words in private and decided to attack Li Songchen.

A Japanese reporter said: "Mr. Li, I have doubts about the authenticity of this video, because there are many places that can be seen that the video was shot very close, and if it was on the battlefield, how could it be shot so close? I wonder if Mr. Li can explain it."

In fact, Li Songchen was also deliberately targeting Japan just now, just to arouse Japanese reporters to argue with him, because one person is of course much worse than the two people's fight. When he saw a Japanese reporter asking, Li Songchen immediately said: "Of course I can explain that everyone has seen from the film just now. This war took place in the city, with many houses and buildings. Our photographers hid in a room near the battlefield and went into the shooting of these pictures. Of course, this is also a very risky action. However, in order to announce the atrocities of the Japanese army to the public, our photographers still risked their lives to shoot these scenes."

The audience suddenly heard warm applause again, and some people said, "Photographers are good." Some people cursed: "Little Japan is not the most important thing."

The faces of several Japanese journalists became very ugly, and another Japanese journalist did not raise his hand to ask for a question. He stood up and said, "We Japan launched a war to stop Russia's invasion of the Qing Dynasty. It was completely to help the Qing Dynasty. It was also recognized by the Qing government. You are not a legal government and are not qualified to blame Japan at all. Moreover, this time you did not respect the principles of international law and fought undeclaredly. Taking advantage of the war between the Japanese fleet and the Russian fleet, this is a despicable and shameless act. Therefore, you should be punished."

Another Japanese reporter immediately said: "Yes, if you hadn't participated in the war, or if you hadn't joined the war with despicable behavior of undeclared war, how could we, Japan, do such a thing? Therefore, it's yours."

Before he finished speaking, he caused a lot of curses among the Chinese people present. Li Songchen waited for him to finish speaking and said: "I have answered the question about the nature of this battlefield and whether our East China government is legitimacy. Isn't this the question of re-arguing the war without declaring it. Isn't this what Japan is best at? During the Sino-Japanese War of 10 years ago, during this Sino-Japanese War of 10 years ago, did Japan not declare the war without declaring it? Therefore, we are just using the same way and treating the human body. And pushing the cause of this incident to the cause of this incident

It is even more ridiculous when it comes to us. Any means can be used on the battlefield. Whether it is open or conspiracy, as long as it comes to the army, we will blame ourselves for not being good at learning and training in strict discipline, but don’t involve innocent civilians, and use civilians as shields in the army. I think no country will do such a thing. I know that Japan has a Bushido spirit, which is usually called the knight spirit of Europe. So is it the Bushido spirit to keep civilians in front of the army?"

Several Japanese reporters blushed and couldn't answer at all.

Then Li Songchen said: "I also have a question here to ask these Japanese journalists. As news reporters, will you publish this news in newspapers in Japan?"

When the Japanese reporters heard this, they looked at each other and couldn't speak, because they knew in their hearts that such news would never be published in newspapers in Japan, but they could not tell lies in front of everyone. Bijing countries have permanent journalists in Japan, so it is easy to be confirmed, and it is their own embarrassment at that time.

The Chinese who were present were angry with Japan. Seeing that Japanese reporters were lazy and irritating, they became even more angry. At this time, someone suddenly shouted: "Bastard, beat these little Japanese to death."

Someone immediately responded: "Yes, yes, beat them to death, beat them to death." Soon the entire venue responded.
Chapter completed!