On February 12, 1904, according to the northern calendar of December 27, 1903, Qingdong declared strict neutrality in the Japanese-Russian War. In the Japanese-Russian War of 1900, China broke out of the mutiny movement, and the Sharon-Russian Army flew out to occupy the entire north-eastern territory, attempting for its own sake, under the firm opposition of the Chinese people and the accusations of the world public opinion. Japan, with the opportunity of concluding an anti-Russian military alliance with the British, demanded that the Russian Russian Navy withdraw from the north-eastern occupation of China, and the Japanese-Russian Agreement of February 10, 1905 forced the Japanese to negotiate without results. After the east-Russian war broke out,