Eighty-five years ago today, on March 30, 1940 (February 22, 1940 lunar calendar), the pseudo-national government was established, and Wang Jingwei became the chairperson. Wang Jingwei, who served as the chairperson and executive dean of the pseudo-national government, gave an inaugural speech. On March 30, 1940, Wang's pseudo-central government, which had been brewing for a year and three months, was finally established. The buildings of the original national government were destroyed by the Japanese army during the fall, so Wang's "national government" moved to the former site of the pre-war examination hall. This morning, the auditorium was packed, and there was no warm and happy atmosphere. The audience was calm. The Wang family appeared. Many of the high-ranking military attachés were in military uniforms, and the civil servants were in blue robes and black jackets. Only the Wang family wore a morning dress, which was still as splendid as it used to be, but began to look a little old and haggard. Wang's speech has always been full of provocation, vivid and powerful, but today his voice is very low and his speech is weak. This may be the most failed speech in his life. The main idea of his speech is: (1) Greater Asianism is the final proposition put forward by Mr. Zhongshan when he went to the north to spend the days; (2) The Hundred Years of Discord in History (3) Clean up the mountains and rivers and save the common people. After he finished speaking, the ceremony ended hastily. At the entrance of the auditorium, the whole group took a photo. There was no form of congratulations from the diplomatic envoys of all countries as usual, and Japan did not send a permanent ambassador as Zhou Fohai tried to do. Even Nishio, the top commander of Japan in China, did not make a formal deal with the Wang government until the next morning. The establishment of the Wang government was rather bleak. On the same day. The Chongqing Nationalist Government published a wanted list of more than 100 people, starting from Wang Jingwei, including the head and deputy chiefs of the hospital and ministry of the Wang regime and all the deputy chiefs.