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When Clara signed her name on the agreement, the meeting room fell silent, save for the scratching of the pen on the paper. Representatives from the other three parties then signed in turn.

As the last word was uttered, a burst of enthusiastic applause erupted in the conference room. This applause was a cheer for peace, a celebration of victory.

However, the representatives from the four parties had different ideas.

Clara later said in an interview, "I am the only general in the history of the United States who signed an agreement without winning a war."

These words are filled with helplessness and resentment, and they also reveal the embarrassment and dejection of the United States in this war.

In this war, the United States invested a great deal of manpower, material resources, and financial resources, but ultimately suffered a crushing defeat. Not only did it fail to achieve its objectives, it also suffered heavy losses and lost face, making it the most humiliating war in the history of the United States.

It was also the war they least wanted to recall.

They felt that they were waging the wrong war at the wrong time, in the wrong place, against the wrong enemy.

When the news that the four parties had officially signed the "Four-Party Temporary Ceasefire Agreement" was transmitted to the capital of the Great Xia Dynasty, Sijiu City, through communication equipment, the entire city instantly erupted in excitement.

The staff of the General Headquarters immediately relayed the news to the bigwigs of Daxia. Subsequently, the *Masses Daily* received this exciting news.

Upon hearing the news, the editors of the Masses Daily were all extremely excited, their eyes filled with tears. They immediately stopped all their work, held an emergency meeting, and prepared to publish the news and a special commentary as soon as possible.

As for the comments, they naturally highly praised the great significance of the victory in the war against the US and sang praises for the bravery, fearlessness, and selfless dedication of the volunteer soldiers.

The editors worked through the night to produce the article, each word resounding with conviction and deep emotion, infusing their admiration for the volunteer soldiers, their joy at the victory, and their hopes for the future of the motherland into the commentary.

The commentary's title, eye-catching and powerful—"Justice Will Prevail, Heroes Have No Regrets—On the Great Significance of the Victory in the War Against the US"—carries immense weight, demonstrating the pride and glory of the people of Daxia and the strength and fearlessness of the Volunteer Army.

The core significance of this comment is that the people of Great Xia have stood up, and the history of foreign armies easily subduing Great Xia with a single ship and a few cannons is gone forever.

The very next morning, the People's Daily was published on time, with its front page featuring not only the news of the four parties signing a temporary ceasefire agreement, but also this special commentary.

As soon as the newspaper was published, it was snapped up by people in many places, including Beijing. Whether on the streets or in government offices, factories, or schools, almost everyone had a copy of the "People's Daily" in their hands, reading the news and commentaries attentively, their faces full of excitement and pride.

At the same time, this exciting news, along with the commentary in the Masses Daily, was also quickly broadcast to every corner of Daxia.

From radio stations in Beijing to local radio stations in various provinces, cities, counties, and towns, this news and commentary were broadcast repeatedly every day.

The announcer's voice, passionate and sincere, filled with joy and pride, traveled through the radio to every corner of Daxia and to the ears of every ordinary citizen.

In those days, illiteracy was widespread, and most ordinary people could not read or write, so they could not read the news and commentaries in the newspapers themselves. Radio became their main way of getting information.

Whenever the radio broadcasts the news of the signing of a temporary ceasefire agreement by the four parties and the phased victory in the war against the United States, pedestrians on the street would stop and listen intently, their faces showing excitement and their eyes welling up with tears of happiness.

In many remote villages of Daxia, the villagers sat around the village entrance, around a loudspeaker, quietly listening to the broadcasts. No one spoke, except for the occasional sob.

Those were tears of excitement, tears of happiness, tears of liberation.

Over the years, especially in the last two decades, they have experienced the hardships of numerous wars, witnessed the cruelty of war firsthand, and seen countless young soldiers rush to the front lines and bravely sacrifice themselves to protect their motherland and their homes.

Among them, the most brutal and costly sacrifice was made in resisting the cherry blossoms.

The fact that Sakura was defeated by the US, and now Great Xia can force the US to sign an agreement, shows that Great Xia is no longer what it used to be!

"We won! We won! The war is finally over!" After the news was broadcast, an elderly man with white hair couldn't help but burst into tears.

Between sobs and trembling voices, she said, "My son, my son, his sacrifice was not in vain, his blood was not shed in vain! Peace has come, we can finally live a peaceful life!"

The old man's words, choked with emotion yet sincere, expressed the sentiments of countless ordinary people, and the people around him also shed tears of emotion.

Of course, some people sympathized with and comforted the old man, saying that in order to win the war against the United States, hundreds of thousands of patriotic young men went to the island, sacrificing 170,000 and suffering even more casualties.

They paid a heavy price.

But we won.

In the streets of many cities, people took to the streets, waving newspapers, cheering and shouting, their faces full of excitement and pride, turning the entire street into a sea of ​​joy.

"Long live the Chinese People's Volunteers!"

Long live the Great Xia Dynasty!

Long live peace!

The shouts were deafening, echoing throughout the city, carrying an inspiring power that seemed to pierce the clouds and spread throughout the world.

In the factory, the workers put down their tools, gathered together, cheered, hugged each other, and their faces were full of excitement. They all expressed that they must work hard to produce more supplies to support the front line and the construction of the motherland.

Only in this way can we live up to the sacrifices and contributions of the volunteer soldiers, safeguard this hard-won peace, and protect our homeland.

At school, teachers led students in carefully reading commentaries in the Masses Daily, telling them about the heroic deeds of the volunteer soldiers who fought bravely on the front lines, the cruelty of war, and how hard-won peace is.

The students, all with serious expressions and eyes full of admiration and emotion, expressed their determination to study hard, improve their skills, and in the future, use their own strength to protect the motherland and safeguard peace, living up to the sacrifices and expectations of the heroes.

This is the best and most vivid form of patriotic education.

Liu Qianqian was also very excited at this moment. The war against the United States was over, which meant that Zhou Zheng'an could finally come back.

I no longer need to live in fear and anxiety.

Poor Liu Qianqian, unaware that her man had achieved such a monumental feat. (End of the anti-American war content)