On this day, 94 years ago, on June 19, 1931 (May 4, 1931, the lunar calendar), Japan formulated a plan to conquer Manchuria and Mongolia. In June 1927, the Japanese cabinet convened the Eastern Conference and concocted the "Declaration of the Eastern Conference." This is a general program of Japanese militarism's aggression and expansion in an attempt to dominate the world. Prime Minister Yoshiichi Tanaka wrote the infamous "Tanaka Memorial" based on the spirit of the meeting, which said: "If you want to conquer China, you must first conquer Manchuria and Mongolia;""If you want to conquer the world, you must first conquer China." "If the rights of 'Manchuria and Mongolia' really belong to me, then we can use 'Manchuria and Mongolia' as a base to conquer more than 400 states in China under the guise of trade. We can use the rights of 'Manchuria and Mongolia' as a command tower to seize only the wealth of the entire China, and then use the wealth of China to conquer India and the Nanyang Islands, and then conquer Central Asia Minor and Europe." On June 19, 1931, Japan formulated the "Outline Plan for Solving the Manchuria Issue", preparing to use force to occupy Northeast China and clamored to complete the "mission" of the Japanese Empire by dominating Asia and the world.