1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

Only the content related to the "Three Represents" mentioned in the retort, although UMP40 only said a few words, still shocked Gu Weijun.

According to his understanding, from ancient times to the present, no one has ever explained the "orthodoxy" which is extremely important to a country in this way!

As a veteran politician who had served as Foreign Minister several times, engaged in heated debates with foreigners on the international stage, felt deeply the humiliation of the country and the misfortune of the nation, and had signed several traitorous treaties;

Gu Weijun could clearly sense that behind the "Three Represents" there must be an extremely large theoretical system;

It is this theoretical system that supports Mr. Ma's leadership and management of the "Manchukuo"...

Wait, fake?

Is it really fake?

According to the theory of "Three Represents", is a country that can make its people happy, the nation rejuvenated, and the country strong really "fake"?

If the people under Manchukuo lived better than those under the KMT, who was the legitimate ruler?

Gu Weijun fell into chaos and confusion.

He didn't know that this was a great theory that saved the Party and the country from the late 1990s to the early 21st century, a period of extreme ideological confusion among the people across the country, in a certain world line.

Even in later generations, anyone with a little political sensitivity, political theory knowledge, and some understanding of that period of history would be shocked by it, let alone now?

(The important thought of "Three Represents" is not the malicious mockery of "XX sect wears three watches" as some people say;)

"In fact, the proposal of this theory, at the time, pointed out a clear path for the Party, government, army, and people who were collectively confused after the collapse of the former Soviet Union."

(Most importantly, it explains why, while socialism is great and communism is bound to win, capitalism has shown its advantages and advancement in the short term, thus refutating the fallacy of some people that "socialism is a lie.")

(It is no exaggeration to say that theoretical innovation is more important than technological innovation.) This ideological system inherited from countless predecessors and deeply rooted in the lifeblood of Chinese culture may not be well understood by foreigners in the capitalist world, but the Chinese who pursue a "world of great harmony" can empathize with it very well.

Therefore, it is completely understandable that Gu Weijun was in a daze.

Seeing that Gu Weijun ignored him, Li Dun was a little dissatisfied. He was about to speak, but he saw that the former seemed to be in a trance, muttering something, walked into the corner, and stepped into a basin full of clothes.

"what!"

“Ah! Basin!”

Several exclamations were heard, accompanied by a chaos. Gu Weijun then noticed that his shoes, pants and socks were completely soaked, and a burly woman was standing with her hands on her hips, glaring at him.

"Watch where you're going! I just washed the clothes!" Ah... Sorry, sorry..."

Gu Weijun had a good temper and quickly apologized to the woman. Seeing that he was kind and a gentleman, she did not pursue the matter further. She just muttered and picked up the basin to wash it again.

Looking at this "nutritious" figure, Gu Weijun suddenly had an idea and called out to him:

“Wait a minute!” “Hmm?”

"Can I chat with you for a few minutes?" "Chat? What do you mean by chat?"

"Um... just... just a few words..." "Talk? I'm very busy, no time!"

"Ma'am, how much do you make a day? I'll pay you a day's salary, but would you mind chatting with me for a few minutes?"

"You are quite an interesting man, you don't chat with the long gowns, but chat with me?" The woman laughed so hard that her fat flesh trembled.

"Could it be that you're still attracted to me?"....Hehe..."

Gu Weijun smiled bitterly.

Of course, he didn't like the other person, he just remembered the argument he had just had with Ma Shiling.

"Our Kuomintang government is the government that inherited the ruling principles of the Qing government and the Beiyang government. We have the power to represent China and the Chinese people..."

"Oh? What is China? What are the Chinese people? You don't think those gentlemen in Jiangnan, who have thousands of acres of land and live in luxury like you, are the people, do you?"

Gu Weijun at least had some dignity; he couldn't say anything like "Of course." Clearly, the "people" Ma Shiling was referring to were the people before him.

Since Mr. Ma said, "Whoever represents the fundamental interests of the people is qualified to lead China and the Chinese people," then how are these people actually doing?

If they all had a bad life, wouldn't Ma Shiling's lies be exposed instantly?

"I am..."

Gu Weijun first revealed his identity and talked about his past, then took out ten dollars and sincerely requested:

"I just want to chat with you and learn about your life. It won't take you too long."

In his opinion, ten dollars was enough to buy the woman a day. If it wasn't enough, he could just add more!

Anyway, there is no problem that money cannot solve.

However, unexpectedly, although the woman showed a little bit of excitement, she shook her head:

"No, I have to ask Manager Wang about this." "Manager Wang?"

Gu Weijun's heart trembled.

Surprisingly, they weren't bribed by money. What strict discipline! "She's in charge of us...ah, here she comes."

As they were talking, Wang Genying (Chen Kang's wife), wearing a modern modified version of the cheongsam, appeared in sight. The woman immediately ran up to her and whispered a few words. The latter looked at Gu Weijun in surprise, walked up to him, and bowed slightly:

"Sir, are you going to interview our colleague?"

Since Wang Genying had only been there a short time, her accent had not yet changed, and Gu Weijun recognized it immediately:

"Are you from Shanghai?"

"Oh? Your accent is somewhat similar to that of Taicang." "I'm from Jiading..."

When two fellow villagers met, they immediately became more enthusiastic. After Gu Weijun stated his request, Wang Genying readily agreed:

"Yes, I have received the order. The investigation team can interview anyone they want and ask any questions they want. We don't need to get your consent."

Then she instructed the washerwoman:

"Auntie Zhang, please inform everyone that if Mr. Gu asks you any questions, just answer honestly. This is the intention of Wanrong, Shiling, and Baozhen...

Oh, and if they want to pay you can take it."

"What a joke! Don't worry, I know the seriousness of the matter!"

After receiving permission, the woman happily extended her hand to Gu Weijun:

"Sir, give me money and ask!"

"..."

Gu Weijun suddenly felt that there was no need to ask. He was not stupid.

Judging from her physical and mental condition, the way she addressed them, and the attitude between the two men, this woman was living a pretty good life.

Moreover, he had never seen this kind of behavior, where although discipline was strict, there was mutual respect and no distinction between high and low positions, at least in the Beiyang and Nationalist governments.

Sure enough, the woman's answer was exactly what he expected.

The relationship between women and the royal family was not one of master and servant, but one of employment. She could easily support a family of four by working here alone, and her salary was higher than her husband's.

Including two hours of meal and lunch breaks, she only needs to work eight hours a day, five days a week, and if she works overtime, she will be paid three times the hours worked.

It is said that Manchukuo is currently formulating laws on holidays, so that festivals such as the Dragon Boat Festival, Spring Festival and Qixi Festival will have additional paid holidays.

In her free time, she can choose to rest or participate in free training courses organized by the royal family to learn various skills and read and learn literacy to improve herself;

By the way, I heard that Mr. Ma is currently publishing the Manchurian Empire's Labor Law, Labor Contract Law, Social Insurance Law, Occupational Disease Prevention and Control Law, and other laws to better protect workers' rights...

(Yes, of course it will be strictly enforced) (Don't agree?)

(Then first ask UMP40 if her delicate fist can blow the heads off capitalists and feudal lords with one punch)

After hearing this, Gu Weijun was shocked. Was it... something wrong with my ears? This... was this the Qing imperial family? This was the "fake" Manchukuo?

This is a puppet regime controlled by the Japanese!

The relevant laws in the Republic of China where I live aren't even this complete!!!

All right!

To be exact, no! Damn!! No!!!

Even though the Beiyang government had the "Provisional Factory Regulations" and the Republic of China had the "Draft Civil Code" and the "Trade Union Law", they were not used to protect workers at all, but to restrict and control them!

Most importantly, even though there are regulations regarding "minimum employment age, working hours and rest periods, restrictions on child and female labor, and wages and benefits," no one actually takes them seriously!

If workers can be made to work 18 hours, then they will never be made to work 17 hours and 59 minutes, which is the norm!

Wait a minute, will Manchukuo also just pay lip service to this but not actually carry it out?

No, no, no, they said it is being printed and has not been fully promulgated and implemented; what's more, at least for the employees employed in the palace, these laws should be strictly enforced.

In contrast, what about the Republic of China that I serve?

At this moment, Gu Weijun's thoughts were confused again.

A modern nation that claims to be "orthodox" (referring to the national government) is actually worse than a "puppet state" that is reviled by everyone in terms of legal system construction and law enforcement...

This is not right... This is very wrong...

Three Represents...Three Represents...Who the hell do I represent...who do I represent?

After speaking with more palace staff and the soldiers of the 386th Brigade who were responsible for guarding the palace, Gu Weijun fell into complete silence.

This silence continued until the Lytton Commission completed its investigation mission in Shenyang and prepared to return to Beijing to begin writing the "Investigation Report".

"...Mr. Gu, the central government has sent another telegram asking if you have

Have you decided to accept the post of Minister to France?"

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"Mr. Gu?"

"Please reply to that side for me. I won't go to France anymore."

"Ah? Oh, so...how's your packing going? We have to leave for Peking..."

"I'm not going to Peking either."

"Ah? Then where are you going?"

Gu Weijun didn't answer, but simply stared at the distant "Imperial Palace" with a deep gaze. This decision might completely ruin my reputation, but I just wanted to see what this "Manchukuo" would become.

Also, what exactly does the prince hiding behind the scenes plan to do?

246 Mr. Hitler, You Deserve to Go to Hell

"Ah sneeze!"

Someone didn't know that he had been targeted by a big shot from the Republic of China, and he didn't know that this big shot planned to stay in Manchukuo as an "observer".

He sneezed and rubbed his nose under the alchemist's concerned gaze. He looked at the information he had just sorted out in his hand, thought for a moment, and then ordered:

"Organize it. Find out where the border between North China and Northeast China is suitable for the Red Army. Come up with a few plans for me... Also, tell 45 to contact the central government and coordinate with all parties..."

Mark had received the intelligence about the "Great Victory in Hubei, Henan, and Anhui," and he was filled with admiration. A teacher is indeed a teacher...

He commanded the Red Fourth Front Army's bandit troops of tens of thousands of arrogant soldiers and generals, and "completely wiped out" the Nationalist Army's 30 encirclement and suppression troops, and even forced Chiang Kai-shek to that point. Tsk tsk...

Now, we should discuss how to "connect" Jiangxi, Fujian, Hubei, Anhui, Henan, North China, and Northeast China into one...

Well, such a big thing really needs to be planned carefully.

However, while the fighting in the south is raging and everyone's attention is on the Kuomintang-Communist War, we should first resolve some of the issues in the Northeast.

Just as the news of Harbin being besieged by the "Northeast Anti-Japanese National Salvation United Army" came, Fujiwara Kanezane was preparing to set out again to Harbin to "suppress bandits" when another group of people came to his door.

"...Jewish?"

"Yes, Commander, they also have a warrant from Muto Nobuyoshi and request to see you."

When talking about Jews, Fujiwara Kanezane immediately thought of two things:

1. The "de-oiling campaign" by Germany, Britain, France, the United States, Italy and many other countries during World War II;

2. The various collective crazy acts of the Jews at the beginning of the S3 season and the Nazi anti-human and anti-social behaviors.

To sum it up, in short:

Compared with them, the Trisolarans are considered kind-hearted Jews. However, they have been excluded and suppressed by the whole world for thousands of years and have never been able to establish their own country. They are really not innocent at all.

Mark used to think Jews were quite pitiful when he was little. What did a bunch of these people do to me?

And that bastard Nobuyoshi Muto, all he knows how to do is pass the buck.

The investigation team's affairs are pushed onto me, and a bunch of Jewish guys' mess is pushed onto me again!