Today, 129 years ago, on June 3, 1896 (April 22, 1896), the Qing government signed the "Chinese-Russian Covenant" with the Russian government. On June 3, 1896, the Qing government special envoy Li Hengcheng signed with the Russian Finance Minister and Foreign Minister in Moscow the "Chinese-Russian Covenant" for mutual assistance. This is the pretext for the joint defense of Japanese aggression, bribing Li Hengcheng, and using the opportunity to hold the coronation ceremony of Tsar Nicholas II. The "Chinese-Russian Covenant" has a total of six articles. The main contents: first, if Japan violates the eastern Asia of Russia or the territory of China and Korea, the two countries of China and the Russian Federation have joint tro