100,000 foreign soldiers are disarmed, who is it written about?

What kind of celebrity do you want, literary, martial, ideological, or building a great cause, what you ask is too general to give.

It depends on personal preference.

1.Confucius 2Mencius 3Zhuge Liang (after his own platoon).

1. Confucius: The founder of China's core culture, political ideals and values.

2. Qin Shi Huang: The first unifier of the Central Plains, established the first feudal empire in China, and established a unified script and system.

3. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty: The first successful guardian and pioneer of China's living space, the founder of Confucianism, the feudal culture of great unification, and the founder of the concept of governance.

4, Tang Taizong: The founder of the prosperous era of the Tang Dynasty, opened up the first era in Chinese history. He inherited and developed the Han civilization and pushed it to the peak. He strengthened ties with the surrounding ethnic minorities and became a model of national unity.

5, Li Bai: The immortal in poetry, a representative of Chinese literature and art.

6. Kublai Khan: an outstanding military genius, conqueror of Eurasia, objectively greatly opened up the territory of China. Although he was of a different race, he admired the culture of the Central Plains and established a quasi-Chinese dynasty.

It mainly refers to Westerners such as Europe, the United States, etc.

China is a country dominated by the mainland, and in the course of its semi-feudal and semi-colonial history, foreigners have basically come by boat from the ocean. Therefore, it is called a foreigner.

In Europe, the British are in the majority.

Anagram: Harvest in sight - manuscript anagram: woodpecker - owl anagram:

Joyful eyebrows - sound anagram: a black dog, no barking or roaring - silent anagram: almost six catties - soldier anagram:

Good start: between (after opening the door for the "day", red sun) anagram: son of the sun:

Star (sunborn, sunborn) anagram: man's world: 妩 (no woman) anagram:

Add a bite to your home: Hao anagram: sailing in the basin:

Pan anagram: together since childhood, less contact at present: provincial anagram:

Seeing the evergreen grass on the field, aiming at the anagram: dots into gold full anagram: an arrow through the heart must be anagram:

Up and down indistinguishable card anagrams: a family of eleven Ji anagrams: Oriental soldiers halo anagrams:

Lantern cannon anagram: This page inscription anagram: one word is clever, eight legs on all sides of the puzzle:

There are both heads and tails, and there are four mouths in the middle of the Shen anagram: there are mountains on all sides, and the mountains and mountains are connected to the Tian anagram: four skims and a hook, and the worm leaves Shu anagram in the stomach:

A hook of the waning moon with a four-star heart anagram: three people, two people and a horse to check the anagram: the four sides are impermeable, and the north wind often blows in the middle.

Garden anagram: half of you, half of me, work together, cut down the tree. --Anagram:

To plant flowers, we need to weed, and one person will come with a knife. --Charades: Be careful not to let go of the door, you say that it is annoying or not annoying.

Stuffy anagram: a dog, two mouths, whoever meets it is worried. Cry.

At that time, Japan couldn't bear it, so imagine what it would be like if you had only airplanes, artillery, and tanks without gasoline. At that time, it was because they did not have enough resources to provoke the hornet's nest of the United States, and you think that this was a clear sedan chair that their quarrelmakers were willing to make, and that the United States was too eager to blockade Japan. If they don't sneak attack the United States, and the United States doesn't provoke Japan, but just blockades them, Japan still can't afford to spend it, and sooner or later it will be dragged down by China.

Moreover, more than 70% of the Japanese army at that time was pressed on Chinese mainland, and China's role should not be underestimated. Moreover, the navy did not play much role in China, which was dominated by the mainland, because at that time, most of the southeast of China was dominated by small Japan, and they could not go to the west, and it did not matter how strong the navy was.

Before Pearl Harbor, the United States had only about 400,000 troops in service, but after the attack, the number soared, reaching a maximum of 13 million during the Cold War, so it stands to reason that the United States dispatched at least more than 1 million troops in the Pacific War.