Is it really Sakhalin , I have never heard of Alas 5

..What do you mean. If you're asking about the authenticity of the name, then I: Yes!

Sakhalin is in the North Asian region and is now the largest island of the Russian Federation. It was because China lost the Second Opium War in 1858 that it was forced to sign the Treaty of Aihui, and it was precisely because of this treaty that it divided 600,000 square meters of land along the Heilongjiang River in China, which led to the loss of this island.

The Qing Dynasty had never managed Kukhalin Island before, and the Qing Dynasty had never managed it at all.

Sakhalin Island and Liuliqiu Island are our Chinese.

It was snatched away by damn Russia, there are a lot of oil resources on it.

It's Chinese, it's true. Sooner or later, the whole of North Asia will be recovered, Poland has been destroyed for 6 generations, and finally with the efforts of countless people, such as Marie Curie and Chopin, North Asia will be recovered sooner or later. And with global warming, North Asia is China's future, and China has no choice but to do so.

1. Yes, but today's Sakhalin Island has a sparse Chinese population.

2. Whether in Vladivostok or Sakhalin, or even in Boli, across the river from China, the yellow race has been reduced to a minority, and most of the people in society are of Russian origin, and they emigrated to the Far East in large numbers during the Soviet era.

3. A travel brochure says that every Tatar has a Russian next to him, and this is the case in western Russia, and there are 10 Russians around every yellow race in the Far East. Interestingly, in some Soviet-era buildings and murals, the yellow race is the majority.

It is estimated that it will not be able to return for the time being, unless the following situation occurs.

The United States has lost its hegemony and has no time to estimate Asian affairs, and only Russia can compete for supremacy in Asia.

There is also the outbreak of the Third World War, in which Russia was defeated in the competition for Europe and was unable to maintain its current position.

In short, the return of Sakhalin is too difficult, the most important of which is that the current ** has agreed that Russia has sovereignty over Sakhalin in exchange for Russian support.

In 1858 and 1860, Tsarist Russia forced the Qing Dynasty to sign the unequal "Sino-Russian Aihun Treaty" and the "Sino-Russian Treaty of Beijing", and more than 100,000 square kilometers of Chinese territory, including Sakhalin Island, were ceded to Tsarist Russia.

The reigning emperor at that time was Emperor Xianfeng of the Great Qing Dynasty (reigned from 1851 to 1861 AD), that is, Qing Wenzong Aixin Jueluo Yixu.

Have a great day!

The motherland is strong, and Sakhalin should be recovered.

Because Russia's strength is very strong, especially military capabilities.

Because it was snatched by Russia, and we are relatively helpless.

The first half of your sentence is whether it is a proposition or not, and the second half of your sentence is a true proposition. None of our dynasties have touched it in actual history.

I feel that the main thing is that I don't have this kind of strength, so I can't beat them.

Perhaps the most important thing is that our country is relatively weak and does not have the strength.