《Five-star red flag fluttering in the wind 2》Episodes

After painstaking negotiations, both China and the United States made some concessions and finally released the "Sino-U.S. Joint Communique" on February 28, 1972. Its publication marked the normalization of relations between the two countries Start. With the development of the Sino-U.S. Relations, all the countries in the world have opened their doors to China one after another. Third world countries including Mexico, Argentina, and Mauritius have all established formal diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China, followed by Britain, the Netherlands Greece, the Federal Republic of Germany and other countries formally established diplomatic relations with China or upgraded their diplomatic relations. The relationship between China and the Second World has also been rapidly developed. Just as China opened its diplomatic position in an all-round way, Zhou EnLai was diagnosed with bladder cancer on a routine physical examination. Even if Zhou EnLai knew he was not as good as his body, he still insisted on working more than 156 hours a day. On July 16, Zhou EnLai met with Liao ChengZhi, president of the China-Japan Friendship Association, and Zuo Zuo Mu, vice chairman of Japan's Socialist Party, and delivered an invitation to Prime Minister Tian ZhongjiaoRong to Beijing. On the morning of September 25, Zhou EnLai arrived at the airport to greet Japanese Prime Minister Tian ZhongJiaoRong's visit to China. Tian ZhongJiaoRong shook hands with Zhou EnLai momentarily. He bowed his head deeply and expressed his remorse over the past eight years of invading China on behalf of his own nation as the prime minister. On the 27th, Mao ZeDong met with Tian ZhongJiaoRong for a friendly talk. On the 29th, Zhou EnLai and Tanaka signed the "Sino-Japanese Joint Declaration," announcing that the two countries will normalize their diplomatic relations from now on. The normalization of the diplomatic relations between China and Japan finally came true after decades of efforts by Zhou EnLai.