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Summary

On August 1st, the first military parade of the Hua Xia Jun took place in Chengdu, marked by cannon fire and a large crowd of spectators. The Fifth and Seventh Armies marched through the city, showcasing their strength after defeating the Jin. The event drew mixed reactions, with some residents there for the spectacle and others genuinely supporting the army. The Hua Xia Jun had implemented policies that benefited local women, encouraging them to work in standardized workshops, leading to increased prosperity. Various factions, including scholars and merchants, gathered at the newly established Victory Square, representing diverse interests. Among them was Yang Tie Huai, who felt isolated from other scholars. The parade featured three thousand soldiers and included prison carts carrying Jurchen female prisoners and notorious war criminals, drawing mixed reactions from the crowd. Wan Yan Qing Jue, a prisoner, observed the proceedings, hoping to glean information about their fate.

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