"We are also preparing to implement a plan to strike back at Australia!" Roosevelt politely said to Churchill.

"Then we need to talk to the Huaxia people first!" As soon as Churchill heard Roosevelt's tone, he knew that the Americans would continue to watch the fire from the other side, and that preparation did not know how long it would take.

Although the landing of the Huaxia troops was successful, it is still a question whether it can last. If the landing had been successful, the Germans would not have been stuck in Great Britain for a long time.

Not only the Americans, but also Churchill himself believed that the Chinese would not succeed.

But from this matter, I saw the ambition of the Chinese people, and Churchill could not help but be unguarded.

When the Americans were seeking an alliance with China, the target of the Italian attack on China was the Korean Peninsula, which could reduce the pressure on the south, and later, because of the strength of the Japanese army, they did not interfere with China's actions in the Indochina Peninsula. But this time, Huaxia reached out directly to Australia.

Australia is a colony of the British, and even if the Americans intervene in it, they will only compete for some interests, and it will not affect the British rule and belonging to Australia in the slightest, but if the Chinese intervene and look at the Chinese immigration in the north, the British have to guard against it.

In Churchill's view, unlike the same cultural background in Britain and the United States, if China wants to gain benefits in Australia, it is certainly not appropriate to seek local white spokespersons in a similar way to the Americans, and only by supporting the Australian aborigines or even through immigration can we break Australia's racial discrimination, so as to affect the future political situation in Australia and obtain a large division of interests.

If the Allies freed up their hands from Europe and took back Australia in the future, those natives who were unwilling to follow the Japanese and turned to China, or the Chinese forces who did not immigrate, I am afraid that China would be left with many excuses for interference.

Churchill was a sensitive politician who sensed that China was plotting for Australia's interests, but he underestimated China's ambitions this time.

In his opinion, the immigrant Chinese who came to get a piece of the cake had already made him feel remarkable. But he definitely didn't expect Huaxia to swallow the entire Australian continent in one gulp.

This meant that war, a challenge to the British Empire, would also provoke vigilance and retaliation from the entire Western world.

And in the eyes of him, or any Westerner, perhaps the future of China is somewhat threatening. But the current Huaxia is not qualified enough. Even when it comes to the Navy, they are not even as good as the Japanese.

Without the support of the navy, he was very unoptimistic about the outcome of China's attack on Australia this time. However, in order to fool Huaxia and urgently need to fill the hole with Australia, and fight with the Japanese to lose both, he still has an attitude of encouragement to Huaxia. Just in case. He still hopes to talk to the Chinese people and clarify the division of interests in Australia.

Maybe he will give them some wool or let go of some of the investment in Huaxia in Australia, but the problem of immigration, he wants to be stuck.

Australia is the Australia of the white people, and for this reason, during the years of British rule in Australia, the Chinese were expelled and suppressed, and the indigenous people were gradually exterminated. All here for this purpose.

"Once a line is released to them, those lowly embryos that can live better than pigs will let their offspring flood our backyard like locusts!" Churchill, who came from the glory days of the empire on which the sun never set, conquered and slaughtered countless indigenous people around the world. Definitely a racist.

The aborigines and Chinese in Southeast Asia have shown him the advantages of the weak and small ethnic groups to survive by reproduction, and the large number of them makes him helpless. Only Australia, which has not been affected too much by those yellow people, still maintains a purity after cleaning up a few indigenous people.

Churchill would never allow this purity to be tarnished by non-white races.

This will allow the Americans to come to Huaxia to negotiate some conditions in advance.

At a time when China and the Germans were ambiguous, Britain became estranged from China. The arrogance of the British was also slapped in the face several times by the Chinese when it came to the concession and various property issues.

They did not dare to tear their faces and use tough measures, so as not to completely push China to the side of the Germans, and at this time only the Americans who were in the honeymoon period with China were suitable to take the lead. What's more, the Americans are eyeing Australia and will never let China interfere too much.

But. The Americans also underestimated the intentions and strength of the Chinese, as well as Meng Xiang's determination to plot Australia.

Britain and the United States approached China and began to negotiate the conditions and the rights and interests of all parties. However, the situation in Australia is undecided, and Britain and the United States will not involve too many interests, but only use some favorable conditions to tempt China to continue to invest in China.

The Chinese side still sent Yan Xishan to bite the many preferential conditions promised by Britain and the United States. However, it has not been decided on sensitive issues such as immigration and the presence of troops in occupied territories.

Britain and the United States have never known about the military secrets of the 150,000 troops that China airlifted in three days, and even if they knew, they were equally not optimistic, and the logistics could not be guaranteed, and they still failed in the end. Naturally, there is no hurry, and the conditions for those sensitive issues will be mentioned first.

Both sides have their own ghosts, and neither side has the sincerity to negotiate.

However, as time went on, Britain and the United States began to get anxious.

The airlift of the Chinese army has been going on. Considering that although the sub-base can provide some weapons and ammunition, food and other things cannot be met by the sub-base, and Australia has a total of 2 sub-bases, mainly distributed in the east and central and south, which also makes the ammunition supply in the west and north also a little tight.

Although under the cover of the aborigines and several major film companies, a lot of weapons and ammunition were stored, but they could not support it for a long time. This needs to be transferred from the outside or from the sub-base in Australia, which needs to occupy part of the air transport force.

Because of Australia's poor landing conditions and inconvenient maintenance, more than 100 transport planes have been damaged, grounded, and crashed for various reasons.

However, under the condition that the various sub-bases are fully supplied and the number of transport planes is gradually increased, the scale of about 20,000 troops is still maintained by air every day.

At the beginning, in addition to a large number of paratrooper units in the Australian airborne, the airstrips that had been laid out long ago and the airfields directly provided by the sub-bases were not widely distributed, which made the coverage of the Chinese army only near a few landing sites.

With the occupation of more and more airfields and the construction of airstrips, as well as the adjustment of paratrooper units, the scope of airborne landing is getting larger and larger, coupled with the fact that the deployment force of the Japanese in many areas is too weak and the adjustment is not timely, so that the Chinese army quickly expanded the occupied area by more than ten times, or even dozens of times, and gradually occupied more than half of Australia.

After more than half a month, the Japanese counterattack still had no effect, while the Chinese army on the other side did not have the slightest problem of insufficient combat effectiveness due to poor logistics supply. Although Meng Xiang threw out some things that weakened his combat effectiveness, the powerful Chinese army was still pressing forward step by step, and the Japanese could not resist.

At this time, Britain and the United States realized that Huaxia must have already laid out.

Although they didn't know that the current Huaxia army had exceeded the size of 400,000, they could roughly estimate that it exceeded 200,000.

After more than half a month of more than half a month, the 200,000 army under the strong attack of the Japanese has long since collapsed the entire Chinese army due to logistical problems alone.

In the past half a month, although Japanese fighters will still sneak attack Huaxia's transport planes from time to time, after losing more than 700 fighters, the entire sky, including Nanyang, already belongs to the Huaxia people.

Although the Huaxia Navy was dispatched, it has been entangled with the Japanese fleet in the South China Sea for a period of time, and no fleet has approached Australia. The Huaxia submarine did not have time to provide sufficient material support at such a long distance.

And now the momentum of the Chinese army is still rapid, which can only be attributed to the fact that the Chinese have already set up supplementary warehouses on the Australian continent.

The Australian continent is so large, the Japanese can't control it all, and even the long coastline can't take care of it, so it is possible for the Chinese to secretly store supplies in remote places, and they may even use the white Australians or aborigines to start arranging it very early.

This could not help but make Britain and the United States begin to be vigilant, and the intensity of negotiations has begun to increase.

But with Lao Yan's push, the envoys of the two countries were dizzy, and they rubbed for more than a week, but they still didn't come up with a deal.

At this time, the Chinese army, which had expanded to 500,000 troops, faced the Japanese army with more than 150,000 casualties, and the advantage was obvious.

Even though Japanese reinforcements were being sent to Australia, the pressure on the 2 million Chinese troops in Indochina and the 1 million Chinese troops on the Korean Peninsula remained unabated.

The 400,000 troops on the Korean Peninsula who had been pressed to the border with China were now less than 200,000 in the mountains, barely defending themselves.

The 200,000 defending Japanese troops in the south had already been cleaned up again by the Huaxia army, and if it were not for the continued support of the mainland, another 150,000 were gathered to retreat in the area of Pusan and Masan, forming the last line of defense in the Korean Strait, I am afraid that the Huaxia army would have seen the smoke of the Falklands on the other side.

On the Indochina Peninsula, the Chinese navy continued to cooperate with the landing attack, and the entire French Indochina was to be occupied by the Chinese.

Even Burma was forced to less than 200 kilometers from Yangon by the Chinese army, while Bangkok was besieged by two Chinese armies from the Malay Peninsula north and south to the vicinity of Khari.

In the past month, the Japanese army has lost more than 400,000 troops on the Indochina Peninsula, and it is difficult to protect itself.

It is difficult to look at the beginning and the end, and the decline of the Japanese has been revealed.

"We have to take action!" Churchill spoke to Roosevelt again.