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"Today I recall the successful photo of our country's first atomic bomb explosion test decades ago, and I am still very excited and proud!"

Many years later, Ms. Chen Ke, a retired Imperial Times reporter, recalled the scene when the first atomic bomb was tested in the Chinese Empire, and her expression was very excited.

"Senior Chen, can you tell us about the empire's series of nuclear tests that year?"

As a junior, Su Tingting, an activist of the World Nuclear-free Association in the 21st century, is conducting a follow-up report on a series of nuclear tests by the Chinese Empire that year, aiming to expose the harm caused to local residents by the Chinese Empire that year, and to urge the only Chinese Empire in the 21st century that has not given up nuclear tests completely to give up nuclear tests.

Ms. Chen Ke was also admired by Su Tingting's active efforts to maintain world peace. Therefore, in the last days of her old age, she hoped to make some contributions to world peace. She decided to inform the world of the true situation of a series of nuclear tests by the Chinese Empire that year. Many of the secrets were buried by her for many years.

"It was one day in September of the 38th year of Guanghua. At that time, I was an ordinary lieutenant photographer in the Information Office of the General Staff of the Imperial General Staff. That day, I was interviewing in another place and suddenly received a call from the General Staff that said that there was an emergency task for me to complete, and asked me to rush to the capital Beiyuan Air Force Base the next day to contact Lieutenant General Li Hua, the Imperial Air Force Minister. At the headquarters of the Beiyuan Air Force Base, I met Minister Lieutenant Lie Hua. He personally assigned the task to me and said: We made it ourselves.

The first atomic bomb was about to be tested soon. Due to the special mission, photography only approved me to participate because it involved SS-level confidentiality. At that time, I was a newcomer in the staff department. They thought I was new and could scare me. After hearing this, I was both excited and excited, and I felt the burden on my shoulders was very heavy. During the flight for several hours, the shape of the atomic bomb explosion, the pattern of change, the speed of disappearance, the brightness of the explosion, etc. were so strange to me."

Su Tingting interrupted: "It was the outbreak of World War II!"

Chen Ke nodded and said, "That's right! When World War II broke out, our empire was preparing to export arms and strategic materials to both sides on a large scale, making a fortune like in World War I. At that time, all the powerful countries in the Western world were very unfriendly to the empire because of economic crisis. At the same time, Germany, the Soviet Union, France, and Britain were all developing nuclear weapons. The empire needed to use nuclear weapons to shock the Western world at that time. Even when it was strongly opposed by hundreds of nuclear physics experts such as Madame Curie, Einstein, and Madame Curie's son-in-law, the Imperial General Staff launched nuclear tests without hesitation."

Su Tingting asked, "I heard that the Emperor** side has been secretly developing nuclear weapons from the very beginning, right?"

"Yes! But I didn't know at that time!" Chen Ke continued: "At that time, I was just a small lieutenant and could not reach the highest secrets of the empire. At that time, I knew that in addition to the more than 4,000 nuclear physics experts involved in the research and development, the empire's top leaders knew no more than 20 people. Later I learned that Emperor Taizu Guanghua ordered the development of nuclear weapons since the beginning of the empire's founding. It has always been an excuse to use nuclear energy to benefit mankind, so that Madame Curie, Rutherford and other top nuclear scientists in the world at that time came to China to participate in the research of nuclear reactors."

Su Tingting nodded, holding a recorder, and continued to ask, "What's going on later!"

Chen Ke took a sip of tea and moistened his throat. Then he recalled: "At the test base, I urgently became familiar with the environment, learned the theoretical knowledge about the atomic bomb and preventive measures during explosions, and went around the explosion point to observe and select the shooting location."

On October 16, 1938, Lieutenant Chen Ke came to the test site early, based on the situation in advance and the angle of light exposure on that day. Chen Ke chose the shooting location at a semi-underground work number that was about dozens of kilometers away from the explosion point, specifically for the testers.

She was wearing a white lead-tin metal protective suit, a protective helmet lens with a light barrier rate of 100,000 times, and installed ultra-long focal length lenses on more than a dozen "Zhonghua" brand remote cameras produced by Beiyang Optical Co., Ltd. repeatedly checked the camera's aperture, and then waited patiently in the cover.

At 14:59:40, located in the main control station of the Malan-1 nuclear test in the Western Xinjiang desert, the operator pressed the detonation button at the commander-in-chief.

Ten seconds later, the atomic bomb began to detonate, compress, supercritical, neutrons, and explosion. A strong light flashed and a fireball burst out. Then, a loud noise like a rocking earth came over and over again. A huge fireball rose from the ground, and a circle of huge colorful halos were emitted. The first atomic bomb of the Chinese Empire and the first atomic bomb in all mankind - the code-named "Red Boy" was successfully tested.

"The fireball is so big and beautiful, so spectacular! I have never seen such a beautiful and spectacular mushroom cloud!" Ms. Chen Ke recalled the scene at that time, her face full of excitement, as if she had become a teenager in an instant.

"I controlled the Chinese camera equipped with colored film to take pictures continuously, not letting go of the ever-changing fireball. In a blink of an eye, the rising fireball gradually darkened and formed a cloud of smoke that was tens of thousands of meters high. The clouds rolled upwards and quickly turned into huge mushroom clouds. At this moment, I used up more than a dozen camera films. I really regret not bringing more films. I hurried back to the basement and searched through boxes and cabinets and found a black and white film film. I immediately put them in and recorded the mushroom cloud with ever-changing postures on a large 6x9 cm film until the smoke disappeared."

"Did you think about the huge destructive power of this atomic bomb?"

Chen Ke shook his head and said, "I was still a woman full of fantasy at that time. I only thought about the beautiful appearance of the atomic bomb when it exploded. If I knew that the atomic bomb would bring great devastating disasters to mankind later, I would not have the same mood to shoot."

After the test, Chen Ke immediately rushed back to the General Staff Studio to make photos. From the color photos, they selected two most spectacular photos of the burning fireballs and a giant mushroom cloud that soared ten thousand meters away. After manual repairs, they were photographed enough to attract the attention of all mankind. After the final photos were selected and approved by the General Staff of the Empire, the world's largest and most authoritative Empire Times published photos of nuclear tests at home and abroad.

A photo immediately inspired the whole of China and shocked the whole world. When the world was paying attention to the outbreak of World War II, the Chinese Empire instantly became the focus of global attention. Since then, Chen Ke has become a full-time reporter for the imperial nuclear power, and has participated in the photography of a series of core confidential test tasks such as the first hydrogen bomb, the first neutron bomb, the first dead light weapon, the first orbital kinetic energy pulse weapon, and has become the first person to photograph the empire and even the world. Since then, Chen Ke’s series of photos such as the atomic bomb explosion, hydrogen bomb explosion, the neutron bomb explosion, the dead light test, and the orbital kinetic energy gun test have become iconic photos that promote the Chinese Empire’s powerful nuclear achievements in the defense industry, and have been widely reprinted and circulated by countries around the world. It has become a symbol of displaying the national prestige and military prestige.

"When I saw the photos of the atomic bomb explosion that I first took, I was very excited and proud, proud of our country and the army, and proud of myself for taking an unprecedented series of photos for myself in the experimental mission."

The first atomic bomb of the Chinese Empire adopted the "gun method" type. In principle, the simplest atomic bomb adopts this gun-type structure. Two uranium blocks that are smaller than the critical mass are separated by a certain distance and will not cause an explosion. When they are combined together, they are greater than the critical mass and explode immediately. However, if they are slowly combined, the energy generated shortly after the chain reaction begins, and the chain reaction is stopped, the explosion power of the atomic bomb and the utilization rate of nuclear charge will be very small. This is somewhat similar to the situation when the reactor supercritical accident explodes.

In fact, the Nuclear Engineering Laboratory of the Chinese Emperor ** Square had already mastered the theoretical demonstration data of this type of gun-type atomic bomb as early as 1935. However, after a series of tests, experts found that the utilization rate of the uranium raw materials of gun-type nuclear bombs was too low, with an average of less than 1.3%. Moreover, the chain nuclear reaction is often terminated due to uneven explosion forces, which is too far apart for the nuclear weapons with stable combat capabilities to be studied by the military.

Therefore, while developing gun-type nuclear bombs, the Chinese Emperor's side also launched another nuclear bomb called implosion. However, implosion-type nuclear bombs also face the technology of releasing energy in one direction at the same time, and engineers need time to develop.

The situation in Europe is becoming increasingly unstable. The Chinese Emperor's side hopes to bring out nuclear weapons as soon as possible, so they have to continue to increase research and development efforts on gun-type nuclear bombs.

The key issue is to enable them to be put together very quickly. Put part of the uranium on one end and the other part of the uranium in the "cannon barrel", and with the help of strong **, they are completely put together very quickly. This creates a supercritical and produces a high-efficiency explosion. In order to reduce neutron losses, there is a neutron reflective layer outside the nuclear charge. In order to delay the dispersion of the nuclear charge, the atomic bomb has a strong shell.

The first atomic bomb, Red Boy, tested by the Chinese Empire at the Malan nuclear test base, was a gun-type structure. The "Red Boy" bomb weighed about 4,100 kilograms, a diameter of about 71 cm, and a length of about 305 cm. The nuclear charge was uranium 235, and the explosion power was about 14,000 tons of Temperature equivalent.

In the gun-type structure, each nuclear charge cannot be too large, and can only be close to the critical mass at most, and must never be equal to or exceed the critical mass. Therefore, when two nuclear charges are closed, the total mass can only be nearly twice as much as the critical mass at most, which limits the explosion power of the atomic bomb. In addition, in the gun-type structure, although the two nuclear charges are closed at high speed, the time experienced during the closing process still appears to be too long, so that before the two nuclear charges are fully merged, the explosion is caused by the neutrons released by spontaneous fission.

This "premature ignition" causes an inefficient explosion, making the utilization rate of nuclear charges very low.

All kilogram of uranium 235 (or plutonium 239) is fission, which can release about 18,000 tons of Tyrant equivalent energy. The nuclear charge of the atomic bomb set by the Emperor of China is 15 to 25 kilograms of uranium 235 (or 6 to 8 kilograms of plutonium 239). However, after the first atomic bomb, Red Boy, exploded, the Imperial engineers found that the utilization rate of "Red Boy" was less than 5%.

This fully demonstrates that the utilization rate of nuclear charges of gun-type nuclear bombs is too low. It is a huge waste. It is not suitable for use as a reserve of nuclear weapons for the Imperial Strategic Forces because it consumes too much money.

Therefore, the empire's nuclear weapons research and development experts quickly gave up the development of gun-type nuclear bombs and concentrated on the research and development of internal detonation nuclear bombs.

The density of uranium under normal pressure is about 19 grams of centimeters. Under high pressure, uranium can be compressed to a higher density. Studies have shown that for a certain fission material, the higher the density, the smaller the critical mass.

Based on this characteristic, the Chinese Emperor's side established a team of detonation nuclear bombs. In the gun structure, the atomic bomb uses the method of suddenly increasing the amount of fissile substances under normal density to reach the supercritical limit. The atomic bomb uses the method of suddenly increasing the pressure to increase the density to reach the supercritical limit.

The so-called "implosure" type is to press a large amount of the detonation energy into the heart, generate high temperature and high pressure, causing the nuclear material in the heart to fission and release a large amount of nuclear energy. However, the difficult problem is that after the detonation, the energy does not completely compress the inner heart, but spreads around, which cannot achieve nuclear fission.

In the implosion structure, the high-explosion speed strong** is made into a spherical device, and the nuclear charge less than the critical mass is made into a small ball and placed in the implosion. The detonator is synchronously ignited, and each point of the implosion is detonated at the same time, generating a powerful centripetal-focused compression wave (also known as an implosion wave), so that the peripheral nuclear charges are closed to the center at the same time. The density is greatly increased, that is, it is greatly supercritical. Then use a controllable neutron source and wait until the compression wave effect is maximum before it is "ignited". This realizes a self-sustaining chain reaction, resulting in an extremely violent explosion.

The implosion structure is better than the gun structure because the time required for the compression wave effect is much shorter than the time when the gun structure closes, so the chance of "firing too early" is greatly reduced. In this way, the implosion structure can use fission substances with a higher chance of spontaneous fission, such as plutonium 239 as nuclear charge, which greatly increases the utilization efficiency.

The second atomic bomb used in nuclear tests in the Chinese Empire was code-named "Niu Demon King". It adopted an implosion structure. At this time, the Chinese Empire produced a large number of plutonium 239 isotopes on the light water reactor on Juehua Island, which made the plutonium raw materials of the Chinese Empire reach the level of industrial production and were used as a nuclear charge instead of uranium 235 as a nuclear bomb.

The Imperial China International Solar Energy Technology R&D Laboratory has mentioned the problem of synchronous focus many times. This technology was quickly applied to the research of the Imperial implosion nuclear bomb. To solve this major technical problem, how to make the ** detonate and energy focus. Imperial scientists called this technical problem synchronous focus. Faced with this technical problem, scientists and technicians went through countless theoretical calculations and experiments, from the capital Beiyuan Base Laboratory to the Jinyintan of Qinghai Lake, from small to medium to large, from local to whole, and finally achieved the energy of the ** detonation was completely pressed to the heart, and the synchronous focus technology was successfully broken.

At 12:13:4 noon on December 5, Guanghua, nuclear tests were conducted in the Arctic unmanned area and nuclear test base of the Northern Frontier of the Empire of China. They were also installed on an iron tower about 120 meters. An atomic bomb code-named Bull Demon King was installed. The nuclear bomb weighed about 4,500 kilograms, the diameter of the thickest part of the bomb was about 152 cm, and the length of the bomb was about 320 cm. Plutonium was used as nuclear charge.

"As a veteran who has lived in the Arctic nuclear test base for decades, whenever I feel quiet at night, I often think of that place. When I wake up, I often see that place - the endless polar ice field surrounded by ice and thick snow. After the shock wave after the explosion of the Bull Demon King atomic bomb, there are scattered planes, cannons, chariots, bunker wreckage, and the nameless flowers quietly blooming in the barbed wire in the "permanent contamination area"..."

When Su Tingting handed the recorder to the retired veteran Sergeant Zhang Nan, the old man's eyes were filled with an incomprehensible expression.

"It's a dream, an illusion. All of this is so clear and realistic. Every time I know that my heart has returned to the nuclear test site and returned to the heartbreak."

With Su Tingting's help, Zhang Nan returned to the Arctic nuclear test site that had been away for nearly 30 years.

At this time, the Arctic nuclear test site had become a tourist area, with more than 300,000 people from all over the world visiting here every year.

"I feel more and more intensely that this place has become a part of my soul and a part of my life, and I can no longer separate myself from here."

Zhang Nan said with emotion. Su Tingting next to him focused on recording every word he said.

"Can you tell me what happened at that time?"

Zhang Nan pointed to a place not far ahead. He recalled: "There was a tower lying in a glacier. It was the 100-meter iron tower that stood proudly back then, holding up the earth-shaking explosion of the second nuclear test of the Empire. In the moment when the stone was broken, its upper part was melted and evaporated. The wreckage fell twisted on the rocks burned into a glassy body under the glacier that was also burned by nuclear fire. It lies quietly there, like a dinosaur skeleton, like a modern sculpture with a strange shape, like a monument that has a great view of the ages."

The core of the nuclear explosion in the air was on a high ground more than ten kilometers west of the tower, where lime was scattered a huge white cross. The first atomic bomb of the Chinese Empire, which exploded successfully over this cross. It was at noon on December 5, 1938, and two suns were hung over the Arctic nuclear test site at the same time. On the glaciers around the center of the explosion, there were aircraft, tanks, cannons, warships, stations, bridges and other effects, which were radially dispersed, and some were upturned to the sky. Some were twisted and turned out to be unrecognizable. Even the ice sheet that was dozens of meters thick had melted into water and turned into a lake. The solid underground fortifications cast by steel, cement concrete under the lake were also cracked and cracked...

"Then was later changed to an underground nuclear test base!"

Zhang Nan said, pointing to the sunken side on the other side.

The explosion of the underground nuclear test site is a different scene.

From what Zhang Nan knew, Su Tingting looked from a distance, and the scene there seemed to be no difference from the surroundings. But when she walked up to her, she noticed that there were signs of sunken land under her feet. A sign with the words "Permanent Contamination Zone" showed that this was a heartbreak.

"At my feet, a nuclear explosion occurred. Below this ice field that has been sleeping for thousands of years, the sun created by artificially created has a moment of glory. The glory of that moment is invisible. Light and heat both burst out under the deep ice field and rocks. All people can feel is the slight shock of the earth.

"So, the Empire launched underground nuclear tests decades ago?"

"That's right!" Zhang Nan nodded and continued: "It was during World War II, and Western powers wanted to obtain the imperial nuclear test data. They sent high-speed reconnaissance aircraft to collect intelligence over the test site. In order not to allow the enemy to obtain explosion parameters, the empire chose to conduct a secret underground nuclear explosion and did not give the enemy the opportunity to detect. There are many explosion hearts in our Arctic nuclear test site, ground explosion hearts in the ground explosion hearts, air explosion hearts in the underground flat hole nuclear test, underground vertical shaft nuclear test explosion hearts, etc. Over the past few decades, I have been to almost every explosion heart."

For Zhang Nan, every heartbroken is a ruin, but every heartbroken buried the glory of the empire.

"It is for this moment, invisible glory, that my countless predecessors and comrades willingly live in obscurity in this desolate Arctic, struggling year after year, generation after generation."

Su Tingting sighed and said, "I once gave this heartbroken, and this ruin a very beautiful name - "vulpox". Because of the planting of "vulpox", people can avoid smallpox. However, countries around the world have announced that they have abandoned nuclear tests, but our Chinese Empire is still conducting nuclear tests."

Unlike Chen Ke, Zhang Nan is a loyal soldier to the Empire. He defended: "As the only superpower in the world, I don't know how many countries want to defeat the Empire and divide the Empire's wealth every moment. Although I agree with your actions to reduce and destroy nuclear weapons all over the world, as long as there are other countries with nuclear weapons, I don't agree with the Empire giving up nuclear tests. I am not as great as you, for all mankind, and I am only for the safety of the Empire's citizens."

Su Tingting shook her head helplessly and said, "Do you know? On March 1, 42nd year of Guanghua, the Empire placed a hydrogen bomb predicted to be 6 million tons of tnt equivalent on Kuna Atoll in the South Kuril Islands. How many innocent civilians died?"

At around 6:45 am that morning, the first hydrogen bomb in the Chinese Empire, code-named "Tota Heavenly King", exploded on the South Kuril Islands. The explosion scene quickly shocked the Imperial observers. This could never be the explosion equivalent of 6 million tons! Because they found that the island where the hydrogen bomb was located and the two nearby islands disappeared from their sight at the moment of explosion. The Empire's aerial observation plane found that the place where the hydrogen bomb was originally placed suddenly became a large deep lake. The lake was nearly 2 kilometers wide and 80 meters deep. People could clearly see the light on the island 220 kilometers away from the explosion center. Afterwards, according to imperial scientists, the explosion equivalent of this hydrogen bomb was as high as 15 million tons, which was more than twice the original estimate, and more than 1,200 times the power of the Red Boy's atomic bomb.

As such a large explosion was not estimated in advance, the Chinese Emperor** did not evacuate nearby Japanese residents and Japanese fishing boats operating on the sea in time, causing the largest nuclear pollution incident on the Japanese archipelago. Among them, the deadly permanent nuclear pollution area was nearly 20,000 square kilometers. When the Tota Tianwang exploded, the Japanese fishing boat "Fulongmaru" was fishing in the waters 200 kilometers away. The crew members were stunned by the sudden fireballs and lights in the sky in the west, and they thought the sun was rising from the west. Just as they watched

It was interesting. When people were talking about this strange phenomenon, a huge explosion sounded, and then a clear sky fell "heavy snow" - radioactive pollution. The 43 fishermen on the boat immediately felt that the "heavy snow" came badly. Soon the fishermen all developed nausea, diarrhea, hair loss and other phenomena. When these fishermen returned to their ports, many of them were already dying. In September, the 40-year-old sender Akizu Kuboshan on the boat passed away and became a victim of the hydrogen bomb test of the Chinese Empire.

In fact, it was not only the crew members on the "Fulongwan" who were radiated. At that time, there were hundreds of fishing boats around the test explosion site, and the residents of nearby islands were not spared. What is sad is that some ignorant children on nearby islands were curious when they saw colorful dust falling on the ground, so they held it with their hands to play. As a result, the children were ruthlessly radiated.

It was not until the 21st century that the International Peace Organization conducted a recent investigation. Among the 2,241 fishermen surveyed, 562 fishermen died of cirrhosis and cancer in the year of the test. A year later, 761 died of leukemia, cancer or cirrhosis. After this hydrogen bomb test, the unbearable Japanese nationals sent a petition to the Chinese Empire, demanding that the Chinese Empire stop nuclear tests in the South Kuril Islands. However, the Chinese Empire was very annoyed by the Japanese right-wing elements who secretly engaged in the *****, so they took their anger at the Japanese and refused their request. It was not until the 21st century that the Chinese Empire stopped nuclear tests in the Kuril Islands under pressure from the world's public opinion.

According to statistics, from the 1940s to the 1990s, the Chinese Empire conducted thousands of nuclear tests. Among them, only 67 nuclear tests were conducted in the Southern Kuril Islands, including Guanghua's explosion of three nuclear weapons of more than 10 million tons in 45 years. The radioactive scattered objects of these nuclear explosions fell to other parts of the archipelago, causing many people to suffer from skin burns, hair loss, nausea, vomiting, etc. Thyroid diseases and malignant tumors have also become common diseases among the local Japanese.

In these areas, the remaining radioactive substances have been storms for nearly 60 years. They have been mixed in the soil, making locally produced food and drinking water a source of radiation pollution, and people have to transport necessary daily necessities from other places. A United Nations organization once conducted an investigation. If these radioactive scattered objects are really to completely remove, the only way is to move the surface of the entire island. If all the topsoil and trees are eliminated, the only thing left is sand, and the entire island becomes wasteland. The nuclear pollution in the test site and nearby islands is even more serious, and the strong radiation makes the migrant islanders still unable to return to their homes. Decades have passed, and the warships and test personnel of the Chinese Empire have left, but they have left permanent trauma and pain on the South Kuril Islands and this vast sea area.

Veteran Zhang Nan also knew about this from various reports. He looked at Su Tingting and said, "Do you know that the Japanese have the same plan as the Russians' Yellow Russia plan?"

Su Tingting thought for a while and said, "Are you talking about the Memorial of Tanaka? I heard it was the Japanese who intended to destroy China!"

Zhang Nan nodded and said, "It's because of this that the Japanese should go to hell! If it were me, I would have conducted a nuclear test in Tokyo without hesitation. How could others snore on the side of the bed?"

Su Tingting shook her head helplessly. She understood that Zhang Nan could not be on the same front with her, so she ended the conversation. But this did not stop her from continuing to fight for the world's total ban on nuclear weapons.

Time returned to the end of 1938. When the news of the Chinese Empire's first atomic bomb, Red Boy, was immediately shocked the whole world.

Although on the day the Chinese Empire conducted nuclear tests, the earthquake bureaus of European countries detected a huge earthquake caused by the explosion of the Red Boy atomic bomb. However, because the equipment was not advanced enough, they said it was just an ordinary earthquake and did not believe that the Chinese Empire already had an atomic bomb.

At this time, Europe was in a fierce World War II. The Chinese Empire hoped to continue to export arms and strategic materials to Europe like World War I, and take the opportunity to make a fortune in the war. However, the current Western world has a very bad attitude towards the Chinese Empire. In addition, their military equipment has progressed rapidly in the treaty era. Unless the Chinese Empire exported the top military equipment to them, they would not trade arms with the Chinese Empire.

Moreover, the most important thing is that both the Allies and the Allies require the Chinese Empire to export advanced weapons and equipment to them. They are not allowed to export restraint weapons or more advanced weapons and equipment to the other party, and both sides of the Chinese Empire are not allowed to make money.

The Western world does not buy the accounts of the Chinese Empire, and the major arms giants of the Chinese Empire are even more unwilling to lose this share. It is much more profitable to export arms to both sides at the same time than to one side alone. One plus one is far greater than two. Because exporting arms to both sides at the same time can affect the progress of World War II to a certain extent, maintain the balance of military strength between the two sides, and allow them to continue to fight, so that they can sell them more arms and materials. At the same time, the highest strategy of the Chinese Empire is to allow Europeans to continue to fight for a long time, and then achieve the goal of consuming the national strength of the entire Western world. In terms of military, the Chinese Empire also hopes to take advantage of the opportunity of exporting arms to both sides to achieve the practical test of the weapons and equipment of the Chinese Empire.

It can be said that the Chinese Empire had to export arms on a large scale, whether for political, economic or military considerations.

Regarding the situation where the Allies and Allied Powers oppose the Chinese Empire's footsteps on two ships, the Chinese Empire had to take out nuclear weapons to deter them, so that all countries could feel the huge power of the Chinese Empire's nuclear weapons, thus forcing them not to interfere with the Chinese Empire's export of arms to their hostile countries.

In order to achieve this strategic goal, the General Staff of the Chinese Empire decided to invite major countries around the world to send people to China in person to observe the nuclear tests of the Chinese Empire in order to achieve the goal of deterrence.

In January of the 39th year of Guanghua, the Chinese Empire decided to conduct nuclear tests on naval ships in the Bikini Island waters of the Marshall Islands in the Central Pacific. Since the Chinese Empire was the only country to master nuclear weapons at that time, in order to show its "hegemonic muscle", the Chinese Empire government took the initiative to invite relevant people from all over the world to visit.

Although governments and people around the world are skeptical about the nuclear weapons test of the Chinese Empire, governments all over the world have decided to send people to participate in it to confirm whether the Chinese Empire really has an atomic bomb and whether the atomic bomb has the ability to destroy the world as the Chinese Empire promotes.

Because there are too many countries applying for visiting, the Chinese Emperor's side adopted the method of drawing lots to select representatives from Germany, the Soviet Union, Britain, France, Italy, Brazil, Canada, Egypt, Mexico, the Soviet Union, Singapore, Lan Fang, North Korea and other countries to participate. Most of the representatives from various countries were officers from various military branches. Except for Brazil and Canada who did not send scholars to participate, other countries seized the opportunity to send scholars from related fields to participate in the registration countries so as to gain an in-depth understanding of the power of the atomic bomb.
To be continued...