1, pay attention to national health.

Hitler suffered from many diseases before his death. He began to pay attention to his own health before he paid attention to his illness. For example, he hated his soldiers smoking so much that he ordered a nationwide ban on smoking and even sent scientists to study the harm of nicotine.

He also established a cancer reporting system. However, after Hitler's death, these studies were banned as heretical ideas, and they were not re-valued until the 1980s. He also passed legislation stipulating that bread, the staple food of the Great German Empire, must be made in the proportion of whole wheat flour to increase people's intake of cellulose. In addition, the visionary also advocated a campaign to prevent nuclear radiation pollution.

2. China policy.

At the beginning of the Anti-Japanese War, Germany was an important donor to China. The German Advisory Group serves the China National Government. Starting from 1936, Germany and China signed an arms sales agreement of 282 million marks. Hitler had hoped to pull the Republic of China into the anti-Soviet alliance and actively mediate the Sino-Japanese war. However, Japan pressed hard and never succeeded. 1938, after Japanese protests, Germany recalled its military adviser and suspended its arms contract with China. However, German munitions still had a great influence in the early days of China's Anti-Japanese War. The arms trade between China and Germany improved the equipment of the national government forces.