On this day 89 years ago, on December 30, 1936 (November 17, 1936 in the lunar calendar), Wang Jingwei and Japan signed the Outline for the Adjustment of the New Relations between Japan and China. On December 30, 1936, the great traitor Wang Jingwei and the Japanese imperialists signed the Outline for the Adjustment of the New Relations between Japan and China in Shanghai, including the "Japan-Wang Secret Treaty" concluded in the same year and the exchange of letters on the establishment of a pseudo-regime. The main contents of the "Japan-Wang Secret Treaty" are as follows: 1. Cession of Northeast China to Japan, and designation of Mongolia, North China, the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, and the islands in South China as "the strength combination zone" occupied by the Japanese army for a long time. 2. The puppet government is supervised by Japanese consultants or staff from the central to the local level. 3. The puppet army and the puppet police are supplied with weapons IV. The fiscal and economic policies of the puppet government and the transportation of workers and peasants are controlled by Japan, and all resources are developed arbitrarily by Japan. V. All anti-Japanese activities are prohibited. The main contents of the other two documents are: Japan supports Wang Jingwei in organizing the puppet regime, and stipulates the relevant issues of loans and taxation of the puppet regime.