Although the Xia army did deal a heavy blow to the Medis army before.

However, the Xia ** army and the Northern Moss army were overconfident and felt that they could defeat the enemy. The army went deep alone and was blocked by the Medis fleet. The beating was miserable! Now, the two sides surrounded the 38th parallel and killed each other.

Come and kill.

The war was at a stalemate.

This can also prove Li Jie's point of view. Li Jie believes that the most indispensable thing for the Medis is money and materials. If you want to defeat the Medis, you must start from their strongest point and drag the Medis down.

Go into the water. It is precisely because the Medis have strong logistics that they cannot withstand a battle without logistics. Once they find themselves out of ammunition and food, the Medis will immediately lose their will to fight.

Unlike the Chinese volunteer army, which often fights to the death of the last man, they would rather die than stop.

The long war ended in vain.

The Medes realized that it would be foolish to cross the Pacific to fight in Moss.

In vain, the Japanese received a large number of orders, and the Japanese economy began to improve.

Let Europe recover and develop in vain.

Let the Medis soldiers bleed in vain.

Therefore, the Medes decided to negotiate peace.

Although it was a peace talk, it could only be regarded as a stalemate. The Medis people could not defeat the Northern Moss, and the Daxia Volunteer Army could not help the Northern Moss unify the entire Moss. From then on, the Moss was divided into two, and the one attached to Medis was called the Southern Moss.

Attached to China is Northern Moss.

The two mosses began an endless era of confrontation.

Meanwhile, China's economy began to improve...

At the same time, several things happened.

First, Li Jie got married.

In 1954, Li Jie married Shi Minghua, a Chinese American.

In 1955, Li Jie gave birth to a daughter, Shi Nan, for Shi Minghua.

In 1957...
Chapter completed!