1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

"Yes! Your Highness Prince Kanezane! It is extremely rude of you to trouble us to come here!"

A slightly fat middle-aged man saw Fujiwara Kanezane and hurriedly bowed to him, also speaking fluent Japanese.

Through the agent's whispering, Fujiwara no Kanezane already knew the general background of this person.

In short, apart from "Yang Zhuge", Chiang Kai-shek had another "dagger in his hand".

Compared to Yang Yongtai, who was intelligent but lacked integrity, Zhang Qun was more trusted by Chiang because of his "close relationships, loyalty, strong executive and communication skills, and ability to make decisions at critical moments."

Most importantly, since this person graduated from the Japanese Army Academy, he led negotiations with Japan many times in 1918, 1927, 1928, and 1931, and is very familiar with Japan.

Therefore, Chiang Kai-shek sent out Zhang Qun, who was previously a member of the Party and Government Committee and Standing Committee of the Political Affairs Guidance Committee of the Henan-Hubei-Anhui Bandit Suppression Headquarters and was trapped in Wuhan with him.

"...Oh, it's okay, I understand..."

Fujiwara no Kanezane put on a gentle demeanor, was polite for a while, and then asked, "...I wonder what it is that Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek has sent Mr. Zhang here for?"

Seeing Fujiwara no Kanezane so polite and gentle, Zhang Qun felt a little unhappy. Having been in contact with the Japanese for a long time, he knew very well that the Japanese were polite on the surface, but in fact they had some evil intentions in mind. Only they themselves knew that they could turn against each other at any time.

However, Chairman Chiang's mission must be accomplished!

Thinking of the pitifully little information he could find about Fujiwara Kanezane, Zhang Qun sighed inwardly and said with a forced smile:

"The Chairman sent me here to discuss an important matter with His Highness Prince Kanezane." "Oh, what is it?"

"Your Highness, I'm sure you've also heard about what happened in Wuhan."

"Well, I heard that your Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek was badly beaten by a man named Li Desheng, right? I think he's still in Wuhan now?"

Fujiwara no Kanezane pretended to be ignorant of the situation:

"I'm just curious. Was Chairman Chiang shot? Why is he still in the hospital? If he's seriously injured, we can send a doctor to help treat him."

Zhang Qun immediately revealed an expression that was as if he had eaten shit and was extremely confused.

Putting aside the fact that the Japanese already knew about the "Wuhan Defeat" that Chiang Kai-shek desperately tried to cover up, how should Fujiwara no Kanezane answer this question?

It's said that Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek was stabbed in the anus by his own people and now suffers from a habitual anal fissure?

But Zhang Qun had to answer.

Obviously, if they were really considered "too badly injured and beyond repair", the Japanese would definitely abandon their brothers and masters.

"He suffered some minor injuries, nothing serious." "Oh, then I wish him good health." "I thank Your Highness on behalf of the Chairman."

"Well, let's get down to business. What did Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek want to do by sending you to see me?"

"Your Highness..."

Zhang Qun hesitated for a moment, not knowing what he had thought of. He seemed a little embarrassed and asked tentatively:

"Your Highness, I wonder what you think of the Communist Party?" Fujiwara Kanezane immediately showed a surprised expression:

"Hey? What? Are you a Communist Party member too?"

Zhang Qun's mind froze for three seconds, and his mouth slowly opened wide: "...Ah? Ah???"

也?

also??

also! ? ?

Tell me what "also" means! Does it mean...

"It's just a joke, to liven up the atmosphere, don't take it too seriously."

After teasing Zhang Qun twice and disrupting his rhythm, Fujiwara Kanemi's expression changed:

"Okay, come on, what do you mean by asking me what I think of the Communist Party?"

Zhang Qun took a deep breath, hiding the slight humiliation of being teased, and said calmly:

"Your Highness, I beg you to condescend to answer a few questions."

"Oh, the Communist Party. I don't have any feelings towards it, but I don't have any feelings towards it either. What's the matter?"

Just make sure you don't have any feelings.

Zhang Qun, who had studied in Japan, was well aware of the views of the Japanese intellectual class on communism, so he asked this question.

Come to think of it, how could a top Japanese aristocrat have a favorable impression of the Communist Party?

Zhang Qun sneered, thinking that he was too suspicious. Because Fujiwara Kanezane's "acting" was too realistic, he almost mistook their strategies and methods for their true nature.

"In that case, Your Highness, since you speak Chinese so fluently, you must understand the meaning of 'borrowing the enemy to pacify the invaders', right?"

Speaking of this, Zhang Qun suddenly realized that something was wrong and quickly apologized: "Of course, Your Highness, we don't mean anything else, we just mean..."

"It's okay, it's okay. I understand, I understand. Anyway, you want to use us Japanese to wipe out the Chinese Communist Party's army?"

"Yes, Your Highness, although China and Japan currently have some minor conflicts that are not worth mentioning, with the Red Bandits in the way, everything can be discussed and resolved. What do you think?"

"... "

"A minor conflict not worth mentioning" refers to the fact that hundreds of thousands of square kilometers of Chinese territory were occupied by Japan.

Ah... Ahsi, what a shameless and unoriginal piece of shit...

The 315 Chairman wants to attack the CCP

Hahahaha... the "Xiao contradiction" that is not worth mentioning...

He is truly worthy of being Chairman Chiang, who was able to retreat all the way from the Northeast to Chongqing and in 1944 launched the "Great Defeat of Henan, Hunan and Guangxi" that shocked the world.

interesting.

The crime of treason has come to me, the "General Secretary of the World Revolutionary Party".

I'd like to see what conditions you can offer and what you can sell the country for.

To be honest, although he is not a worm in someone's stomach, it is a well-known fact in history. However, it is not surprising at all that this guy tried to use the Japanese to get rid of the CCP.

In history, he had personally participated in such awful things as the "Southern Anhui Incident" or commanded his dogs to play with him countless times. Could it be that he would not think of using external forces to eliminate the "internal thief" in this life?

But...

Damn it, insects are insects after all.

What should I do? I really want to send an agent to blow this guy's head off, making blood spurt out of the three holes on top and the one on the bottom.

Oh, no, no, please bear with it for a while, please bear with it for a while.

As long as these insects are alive, more insects will gather around him. At that time, based on the value of these people, it will be decided whether to clean them up together or not.

Humph, at least, the large-scale development of Southeast Asia... No, the anti-colonial struggle of the Southeast Asian people is still in great need of manpower!

(Note: Historically, the Japanese moved south under the banners of "anti-colonialism," "anti-European and American cruelty," and "Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere.")

After hearing Zhang Qun's words, Fujiwara Kanezane sneered:

"Haha, although I don't have a good impression of the Communist Party, but right now, the ones causing the greatest harm to me... to Manchukuo, are you the Kuomintang? Why should I help you fight the Communists?"

"Your Highness, with all due respect, we have no intention of opposing you. It's just that public opinion is so intense that we have no choice but to put on an act."

Zhang Qun humbly said:

"Besides, the conflict between you and me is nothing more than superficial. Everything can be discussed. But once the Communist Party gains power... I believe Your Highness should understand this."

"I want to hear your opinion."

"Ah? You mean..."

"I haven't had much contact with the Chinese Communist Party, and the intelligence I know is very limited. What kind of people are they? Why are you so obsessed with eliminating them? What evil things have they done?"

"Um, well, Your Highness, please allow me to explain in detail..."

As he spoke, Zhang Qun exaggerated the "communist actions" such as "bribery", "embezzlement of public funds", "burning", "rape", "killing", "prostitution", "drug abuse", "loan sharking", "red bandits", and "communism and sharing wives".

Damn, introduce yourself, right?

"Your Highness, not only that, the Communists have even declared that they will eliminate all the rich, turning this world into a world ruled by the poor, letting the poor become emperors, and getting rid of noble people like you... uh... Your Highness, you understand."

"Oh, they are somewhat different from the Red Bandits in our country..." "Your Highness, have you had any contact with the Red Bandits in Japan?"

"I've caught a few, but they're not as extreme as you say."

"Yes, after all, they are Japanese. Even if they have gone astray and become bandits, they should be more rational and smart."

“Oh, you’re right…”

Once this is over, I'll put this idiot on my kill list!

Damn, no wonder Kenji Doihara, a Japanese, despised these traitorous dogs so much. It’s so damn disgusting to watch them.

"But how are you going to cooperate with us? The Red Bandits are very far away from us, and we can't fly over there."

Fujiwara Kanezane looked at Zhang Laoba with great interest, wanting to see what else this bastard or the bastard behind him could say, and guessed:

"Could it be that you want to open the North China-Central China Channel and allow the Imperial Japanese Army to go south to Jiangxi to wipe out the Red Bandits there? Or is it the Red Bandits in Hubei Province?

If Chairman Chiang really dared to do this, I, Ma, would really give him a thumbs up and praise him with "I admire you so much."

This is even more outrageous than last year's "non-resistance order". If one really has the courage to do it, it means that the "Wang" in history will completely become "Chiang".

Anyway, these two are essentially the same kind of stuff.

However, at the invitation of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, the Japanese 4th Division, or Manchukuo's 386th Brigade, under the command of Prince Hachimangu Kanezane and led by Brigade Commander Chen Kang, marched south to launch the fourth/fifth encirclement and suppression campaign against the Chinese Communist Party...

That scene is exciting just thinking about it.

Hey?

It seems interesting, why not try this in the future?

After hearing what Fujiwara no Kanezane said, Zhang Qun wiped the sweat off his forehead and thought to himself, this gentleman is really bold. He coughed lightly and said:

"Your Highness, you may not be aware that the Red Bandits will soon be marching north to the Northeast. They are coming under the pretext of resisting Japan. You don't need your troops to march south to wipe them out."

"Oh, that's it..."

Wow, this is amazing news! I didn't even know that!

Fujiwara no Kanezane was speechless at the stupidity of the Kuomintang.

Just because you guys are lame, you think everyone else is lame as well?

Sorry, let's not talk about UMP45, the "traitor," for now. On the third day of the siege of Wuhan, the relevant intelligence had already been placed on Prince Kanezane's desk through the channels of the Kwantung Army Headquarters, okay?

Do you really think that there are no intelligence organizations in Central China before Japan reaches the region?

—What a bunch of trash. No wonder they were either beaten up by warlords and the Japanese army or by the People's Liberation Army from beginning to end.

"So, what does your chairman mean? Let us, the Imperial Japanese Army, and your Nationalist Army attack the Communist bandits from the north and south? Where will the battlefield be? Rehe? Don't worry, my army will reach Peking in half a month."

"That's not the case, that's not the case..."

The beads of sweat on Zhang Qun's forehead became more and more numerous, and his tone became more and more humble:

"We simply hope to establish a smooth communication channel with you, share the information we know, and keep each other updated on whether there are any... Of course, of course, whatever you wish to share with us is up to you..."

"Oh, I see. The Communist bandits are heading north to fight the Japanese. You tell us their whereabouts, and then we can deal with them, right?"

"Yes, Your Highness."

When he first arrived, Zhang Qun seemed a little embarrassed, but now he is becoming more and more "calm" as he speaks:

"...As long as you can communicate with us smoothly, I believe you can easily destroy the Communist bandits!"

The words and the meaning behind them are only one - we will tip off the enemy, and you will take action yourself, and we will cooperate and kill the Communist bandits together;

what?

I take action?

No, no, no, it’s up to the Taijun to take action!

Good man, you're scared by Li Desheng's beating, right? You don't even dare to do it yourself?

In any case, Fujiwara no Kanezane did not believe that Chairman Chiang did not have the intention, the courage, or the bottom line.

I'm afraid I just don't have the ability.

Humph, it seems like the losses were indeed heavy this time. "I have a few more questions."

"Please tell me."

"Since you're so determined to eliminate the Communists, why don't you try to slow them down and wear them down along the way, rather than waiting for them to reach Northeast China before we take action?"