On 113 years ago today, July 28, 1912 (June 15, 1912 in the lunar calendar), Germany and Dabuli reached an agreement on the Baghdad Railway. The Baghdad Railway crossed the Asia Minor Plateau on July 28, 1912. Germany and Great Britain have reached an agreement on the Baghdad railway, which could ease the tense, hostile and competitive pressures that have arisen since Germany announced the construction of the railway line. After a series of difficult negotiations, Germany and Turkey have agreed not to build a railway branch connecting Basra and the Persian Gulf. Britain and Britain have been trying to prevent Germany from entering the rich Gulf region. The long-term railway being built by Germany is to connect Baghdad with Constantinople in Turkey. Under a 1903 agreement, Germany had the right to manage the railway for a period of 99 years. Comment: Imperialist powers are making irresponsible remarks in other people's land