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Chapter 236

Chapter 236

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Cheng Guodong represented Yanhuang State at the negotiations, while the Wa Country diplomats shared the same desire to end the conflict. Therefore, they accepted the peace terms without hesitation and solemnly signed their names on the armistice agreement. After the signing ceremony, Cheng Guodong and his comrades embraced tightly, tears streaming down their faces. The Chinese nation had endured too much suffering and humiliation in modern history; today, as the first military officer to sign an armistice for the recovery of lost territory, Cheng Guodong enjoyed a glorious achievement, undoubtedly one of the highest honors for a soldier. His action represented not only personal glory, but also the pride and self-esteem of the entire Chinese nation. Through formal consultations and signing, Yanhuang State and Wa Country reached the "Yanhuang-Wa Treaty". According to the treaty, Wa Country explicitly recognized the Ryukyu Islands as the inherent territory of Yanhuang State and promised that its citizens would immediately and orderly withdraw from the islands. This decision demonstrated the firm stance and strong determination of Yanhuang State, making Wa Country deeply realize the majesty and power of the Yanhuang nation, thereby averting any possible pretexts and disputes. Following the signing of the treaty, the entire land of Huaxia was boiling with excitement and pride. On this day, celebrations filled the land, and the sons and daughters of Huaxia rejoiced over the natio…

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