Five days later, Qin Di and Yan Xue were bored at home and walked north from home.

They walked very quickly and caught up with Qin Yue and others in Ankang that day.

Unexpectedly, Qin Yue did not walk on foot, but drove a truck, because it was from Chongqing to Ankang, and there was no strict inspection even before arriving in Xi'an. The real difficulty was that after arriving in Xi'an, he went north. Although it looked very close on the map, it was thousands of miles away. The driving target was too big and he could not pass the blockade line and could only walk on foot. That would be too difficult.

In the next few days, Qin Di and Yan Xue followed far behind. Seeing that they were approaching Xi'an City, the people in front got off the car and started hiking, passing through the outskirts of Xi'an City, fifty miles a day, constantly heading north.

These young students are not very physically strong. They just walk fifty miles a day, but if they walk seventy miles a day, they will not be able to get up.

Qin Di watched them walk two or three hundred miles and cross several blockade lines, and more and more people responding in front of him, so he felt relieved and stopped following them, and turned back to enter Xi'an City.

After that, Qin Yue successfully arrived in northern Shaanxi with the pseudonym "Qin Xiang" and participated in the revolution with Wang Shu. I won't talk about this.

After all, she has embarked on this path and it is her own choice.

Although this road is not easy to walk, the phoenix nirvana needs the blood of the Chinese people to water it.

Qin Di and Yan Xue inspected the Qin family's enterprises in Xi'an City, including the "Medical Devices Company", the branch of "Caotai Pharmaceutical", and the "Ci'an Surgery Hospital".

Then, they went to the granary in Hancheng to take a look.

At this time, Han Shaoqi had more than 100 people under his command, and those people had clearly become "red".

Qin Di didn't care about this, he called Han Shaoqi over and asked how much food there was left in the warehouse.

Han Shaoqi replied: "There are still 400,000 tons left."

Qin Di nodded: "Released 200,000 tons this year, release the rest next year, and then close the granary!"

Han Shaoqi felt a little sad when he heard this: "Sir, you will not do grain business in the future?"

Qin Di replied: "I won't do it anymore, I'm going to live in seclusion. I pass by like the wind, leaving only legends in the world."

Han Shaoqi was stunned: "This..."

He thought to himself: "If the famous young master Qin can live in seclusion and disappear, it will be like the sun coming out of the west!"

However, this matter seemed very important and he was ready to report it.

The next morning, Qin Di and Yan Xue appeared by the Yangtze River, on the edge of the Goddess Creek in Wushan County.

Where the Goddess Creek converges into the Yangtze River, there is a "Qingshi Village" with two hundred families living in it, which is considered a small town.

There is a rich man in the village named "Zhao Dafu". His only daughter has married to Fengjie.

Zhao Dafu hung up a sign at the door, wanting to sell his house and more than 50 acres of land, and moved to Fengjie with his wife. However, after more than half a year, no one bought his house and land. Because Qingshi Village is too biased, the rich people are full and they come here to settle down!

On this day, a handsome young man and woman suddenly came. She looked at the house and said she wanted to buy it.

Zhao Dafu was overjoyed and said, "I still have 50 acres of land, all of which are excellent paddy fields!"

However, the young man in the lead said: "I don't have much money to buy land, just leave me two acres of land. You can sell the rest to someone else."

Zhao Dafu thought about it and agreed, because the house was not easy to sell and paddy fields were easy to take action.

So within a few days, the owner of this house with a backer changed.

Qin Di and Yan Xue also went to Wushan County to get their household registration certificate and lived in seclusion here seriously.

Of course, they used pseudonyms. Qin Di's pseudonyms "Qin Hanqing" and Yan Xue's pseudonyms "Yan Shu", are all good names.

It is fake to live in seclusion here, but it is real to go to the Cave World to practice. But because practicing for too long is easy to feel lonely, so you have to come out to absorb some popularity in your spare time.

On September 3, 1943, the Allied forces landed in Italy. On the 4th, the US and Australian troops attacked New Guinea Le City. On the 8th, Italy surrendered. On the 25th, the Soviet army liberated Smolensk.

On October 13, Italy changed its leaders and declared war on Germany.

On November 1, the US military landed on Bougainville Island. On the 6th, the Soviet army liberated Kiev. On the 22nd, the China, the United States, and Britain Cairo Conference.

On December 1, the Three Kingdoms issued a Cairo Declaration, claiming that the purpose of this war was to stop and punish Japan's aggression, reaffirmed the status of one of China's top four, and pointed out that "the territory occupied by Japan from China (including Lushun, Dalian leased land) and Taiwan and Penghu after the September 18th Incident should be returned to China", "Japanese public and private industries in China and Japanese merchant ships should be completely accepted by the Chinese government"; North Korea "has been able to rebuild freedom and independence after the war" and "become a free and independent country in an appropriate way."

The Cairo Declaration for the first time required Japan to "surrender unconditionally" and return all the lost lands that China had robbed by Japan, and return territory outside Japan's mainland, that is, return Sakhalin Island to the Soviet Union, and Japan's trusteeship in the Pacific to the United States.

At the Cairo Conference, Roosevelt made many promises to China, but none of them came true later.

Mr. Qing proposed to borrow $1 billion. Although Roosevelt made a verbal promise when meeting, the loan was not submitted to Congress. Roosevelt once promised to provide equipment for 30 Chinese divisions immediately and 60 divisions in the future, but the latter never fulfilled it.

Roosevelt once told Marshall: "I still feel very disgusted with the Sino-Myanmar-Indian War Zone,... The worst thing is that we break our promises every time, and we have not fulfilled any promises."

In order to allow the US Air Force to bomb the Japanese army, Chengdu mobilized 450,000 migrant workers to build 9 airports with a runway of 9,000 feet. 60 days after construction, the first batch of US air fortress B-29 bombers landed, and all airports were completed in full swing 90 days later.

The Chinese side also organized an expeditionary army again. There were 5 armies in total, with Chen Cheng as commander-in-chief. Later, he resigned due to illness and Wei Lihuang took over as commander of the expeditionary army.

Gu Ruhu practiced the magical body refining technique. In order to absorb evil spirits on the battlefield, he specially applied to join the Expeditionary Force. He only brought one brigade of soldiers and went to Myanmar to fight.

At the end of autumn and early winter, the military and civilians of Hebei, Shandong and Henan District smashed the "sweeping" of more than 30,000 Japanese and puppet troops. The military and civilians of Taiyue District smashed the "sweeping" of more than 20,000 Japanese and puppet troops. At the same time, the South China Anti-Japanese Column also successively crushed the Japanese army's siege on the coastal areas of Dongguan, Bao'an and Hainan Island, "sweeping" and "clearing the countryside", consolidating and expanding the Dongjiang and Qiongya Liberated Areas. The Xinhua Army in Jiangsu and Anhui began a local counterattack.

At the same time, the strength of the Japanese army has declined a lot. Due to the serious consumption of the war, many low-level officers did not graduate from military academy, but were promoted by soldiers. The weapon configuration was not as good as before, and the training time of the new recruits was shortened to 2 months. The most important thing is that the morale of the army was disintegrated, and the Japanese soldiers also knew that there was no hope of victory in the war and began to flee and surrender in large numbers.

The balance of victory in the war began to tilt little by little towards China.
Chapter completed!