Is this considered a fighting nation? These 11 pieces of evidence are enough to crush the fighting nation in your heart

When it comes to Russia, the impression of strength and heroism is deeply rooted in people's minds. What comes to mind is fighting bears with bare hands, supermarket aunts bravely capturing gangsters, or fighting at the slightest disagreement to avenge Russian pilots. Indiscriminate bombing of ***, a typical fighting nation, but is this so-called fighting nation really that good at fighting? Let’s recount the history of the woolly bear’s wars and expose this sheep in bear’s skin. The Mongols call Russia Rus. Russia was only called Russia during the Qing Dynasty. Rus may have originally been the general name for the ancient Slavs living in the Ross River area. They were named after the Ross River. At the end of the 8th century, almost half of the East Slavic tribes named themselves Kiev. A regional alliance was formed as the center, and the conditions for establishing an East Slavic country were basically formed. However, it was not until the beginning of the 9th century that these tribes attacked each other. Years of wars made each tribe exhausted, so everyone sat down to discuss and finally decided to cross the sea to Wava. The Lyags invited the Varangians (Germanic tribes) to rule them, and the Varangians readily accepted. Rurik came to Rus and was crowned Grand Duke of Rus. In 882 AD, Rurik's successor Novgorod Prince Oleg conquered Kiev and its surrounding areas and established Kievan Rus. Kievan Rus did not take back the rights of the principalities, nor did it clarify the succession system of the grand dukes. This led to chaos among the principalities of Kievan Rus. When the time came to the 12th century, the Mongols used their sabers to end the internal fighting in Kievan Rus. The Golden Horde retained the principalities of Kievan Rus and had the right to appoint and dismiss the princes of each principality. The principalities paid tribute to the Golden Horde and provided soldiers. The Mongols like to regard the Principality of Moscow as their own hawk and use it to teach other disobedient principalities, so the Principality of Moscow has gained a higher status than other principalities, coupled with the superior geographical location of the Principality of Moscow and the convenience of shipping on the Moskva River , taxed transit trade, which enabled the Muscovite Principality's commerce and handicrafts to develop rapidly, its population continued to increase, and it continued to grow and prosper. It stood out among the principalities, and finally united with the Mongols of the Crimean Khanate to destroy the crumbling Golden Horde. Attacked and established the Grand Duchy of Moscow. Then the Grand Duchy of Muscovy began its expansion. In 1581, the Grand Duchy of Moscow crossed the Ural Mountains on the Eurasian border and expanded into Asia. It only took 58 years to span 6,000 kilometers and control an area of ??nearly 12 million square kilometers in North Asia. Yermak obtained the Czar's permission to march eastward. Using thunder and lightning as weapons (muskets), he led only 840 Cossacks to defeat the main force of the Siberian Khanate and occupied the capital Iskel. Today's Siberia is named after the conquered Siberian Khanate. In these 58 years, Russia can be said to be a well-deserved fighting nation. So what happened next? Let's take a look at the glorious war history of modern Russia. First, let’s take a look at what advantages Russia has. The first is its large population. Although Russia’s total population is not as large as a province in China, it is the most populous country in continental Europe. There are so many people that people will die no matter how hard they die. It is the only country in Europe that has the capital. Countries that use human wave tactics. The second is that the land is huge. If you can't win, you can run away and trade space for time. The third is that it's cold, so don't worry if it's occupied. General Dong will wipe out all the enemies. Therefore, few people in history have been able to conquer Russia, except for the Mongols who are less afraid of the cold than them. So what is the record of the Russians with such unique advantages? 1. The first opponent was the Qing Dynasty. Russia was invincible in its eastward expansion, and its ambitions were getting bigger and bigger. It set its sights on the Jurchens, who were at the height of their military power. The 2,000 soldiers of Heilongjiang General Sabusu let Mao Xiong’s armed immigrants I learned that there are yellow people in the east who can fight. 2. The Russo-Turkish war from the 17th to the 19th century lasted for more than two hundred years. Facing the sick man of West Asia, Turkey, it was just a mutual victory or defeat. 3. The Crimean War broke out in 1853. Facing the allied forces of Britain and France, the great powers after the Industrial Revolution, Russia left 530,000 corpses on the battlefield and lost the war. 4. It didn’t matter if they couldn’t defeat Britain and France. After all, they were the top two powers in the world. However, in the Russo-Japanese War in 1904, they were beaten violently by a small Asian country. The Pacific Fleet and Baltic Fleet were completely annihilated, and they were killed again in the Battle of Fengtian. 120,000 people surrendered all the interests of the Far East. 5. In the Battle of Tannenberg in 1914, the German army had 150,000 people and 1,000 artillery pieces, and the Russian army had 280,000 people and 1,222 artillery pieces. The German army lost 20,000 people, and the Russian army lost 130,000 people. 140,000 people were captured and given to the German army. Received valuable 650 artillery pieces.

6. In the 1919 Soviet-Polish War, the Soviet Union, which was several orders of magnitude more powerful than Poland, once reached Warsaw. As a result, the Poles counterattacked and forced the Soviet army to flee. They were forced to sue for peace. In this war, 6 Soviet soldiers died. Ten thousand people, at least 80,000, were captured, and Poland lost 47,000. 7. In 1939, the Soviet Union asked Finland to exchange part of its territory and lease military bases. Finland refused. The Soviet Union unilaterally abrogated the Soviet-Finnish Non-Aggression Pact. On November 30, the Soviet army invaded Finland, a small country with a population of less than 4 million. After paying a huge price, Forcing Finland to cede territory, "Khrushchev's Memoirs" mentioned that the Soviet Union actually lost more than 1 million people in this war, 1,000 aircraft were shot down, and 2,300 tanks were destroyed, while Finland only had 68,000 casualties. 8. In 1943, facing the German army that had been routed thousands of miles away, the Soviet army, which thought it was sure of victory, was slapped loudly by Manstein in the Battle of Kharkov. In this battle, the Soviet army suffered 41,250 casualties and 45,219 casualties. ***Total 11,500 people. 9. Nazi Germany was about to collapse under the attack of the east and west fronts. When the Battle of Berlin broke out in 1945, it was at the end of its war effort. All its elite troops were lost, and many of the troops were child soldiers. But in the face of this group of children, the Soviet army There were actually 360,000 casualties. Throughout World War II, it is conservatively estimated that the Soviet army suffered more than 20 million casualties, and at least 5 million were captured. 10. In 1979, the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan. The Russian military estimated that it would conquer all of Afghanistan in three months. In the end, it took 9 years and 15,000 people were killed (Russia reported 15,000, Afghanistan reported 1 million, and the United States reported 2.7 million). )’s embarrassing withdrawal from Afghanistan also indirectly contributed to the disintegration of the Soviet Union. 11. In the 1994 Chechen War, facing an opponent as big as dust, the Russian Defense Minister said that the war could be ended within 10 days. As a result, after two years of fighting, the Russian army retreated and Russia claimed to have won the war. In fact, the Russian army Soldiers who accidentally set foot on Chechen territory would be beaten until their faces were bloody. Judging from the numbers, the fighting nation is not as strong as it looks. Facts have proven that loving to fight does not necessarily mean being good at fighting. I think the fact that the Qing Empire lost so much territory to the Russians had little to do with the bravery and prowess of the Russian army. It had more to do with the fact that the late Qing Dynasty was abandoned by that era and was as helpless as a helpless girl. Bullied by others, they may have long been numb to losing power, humiliating the country, and ceding territory to pay compensation. The ruling class believes that their situation is precarious and is in a state of confusion all day long. Even if there are national heroes such as Zuo Zongtang, Feng Zicai, and Deng Shichang, they are determined to kill the enemy and are unable to save themselves. Today, China has regained its glory. The rise of China has allowed this roaring bear to quietly make friends with us and be a good neighbor. Today, China has conquered the world and surrendered without a fight. Soldiers of men, given us another 10 years, I think we can teach the whole world to speak Chinese. I want to take a breath, not to prove how great I am, but to tell others that I must get back what I lost. ————————Brother Ma