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Japan's Entry Into Northeast China Was at the Behest of the Qing Government, Who Invited Them to Fight Against Russia.
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In today's national narrative, Japan's invasion of Northeast China is an undeniable premise. However, if we look back at history and examine archives, we will find that it was not their army that first brought the Japanese into Northeast China, but the Qing government. To be precise, it was the Qing government that proactively extended an olive branch to Japan in the face of Russia's increasingly aggressive expansion in the Northeast. Japan coul…
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