Churchill said, "I have a huge Russian bear on one side and an American bison on the other." Which meeting did he describe?

Reason: At that time, the strength of the United States and the Soviet Union was far stronger than that of Britain. The Yalta Conference was actually a meeting between the United States and the Soviet Union on dividing the sphere of influence in the world after the war, and Britain could only let them share the "cake" because of its inferior strength. In his memoirs, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill described his feelings when he attended the Yalta Conference: "On one side of me sat a huge Russian bear, on the other side sat a huge bison, and in the middle sat a poor little British donkey."