1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

Just agree to it, even 100 yuan will do, he has no intention of really giving it to him anyway. Sensing that the atmosphere was not right, the gangster was ready to slip out of Nanchang and go find his brother-in-law.

Boss Li, who had been gloomy just now, suddenly smiled and hurriedly thanked General Zhu, but General Zhu waved his hand, signaling him to be silent, and once again aimed at the gangster who was trying to leave:

"Don't leave yet, your work is not finished yet!" "What else is there?"

"Because you are suspected of extortion, violent robbery, and false accusations... the First Circuit Court of the Military Control Commission has filed a criminal lawsuit against you. Please come with us!"

Seeing several Red Army soldiers rushing over and grabbing his arms, the thug immediately started yelling and shouting, trying to disrupt the scene and take the opportunity to escape:

"It would be fine if you, the Red Army, didn't favor us poor people! You actually favored the rich! Everything you said is a lie! It's all a lie! The Red Army is arresting people indiscriminately! The Red Army is arresting people indiscriminately!"

“Bang!!”

General Zhu slammed the table fiercely and said angrily:

"Shut up! If you continue to spread rumors and slander the Red Army, you'll get a heavier sentence!"

The situation Comrade Ma Shiwu mentioned finally occurred.

In fact, when UMP45 was still in Ruijin, she discussed this situation with the Supreme Court and many party members and cadres who attended the meeting.

The CCP's stance is undoubtedly biased towards the working class and the peasantry, and towards the general public. However, what if some ordinary people exploit this to seek illegitimate benefits?

At the time, many people, especially those Party members and cadres from wealthy families in large cities like Shanghai and Beijing, believed this was impossible. However, they were countered with facts by other Party members from poorer backgrounds.

Do you really think that those poor people selling snacks on the street are all good people? Have you ever seen anyone cheating on the weight of something?

Have you ever seen wall paint powder mixed into flour?

Have you ever seen someone selling something while letting his accomplices steal the customers' money?

Have you ever seen someone deliberately break tableware and then take the opportunity to ask customers for compensation? Yes, although ordinary people know who is good to them and who is not, it is a dream to think that ordinary people are all good people.

The saying "poverty breeds evil, wealth breeds conscience" is undoubtedly bullshit, but if you think that poor people are all kind-hearted and rich people are all ruthless bastards, that is undoubtedly also prejudiced;

There are many kinds of people, and things at the grassroots level are very complicated.

At that time, Comrade Ma Shiwu also cited many examples, one of which impressed General Zhu deeply.

Under the pretext of supporting a certain leader of the Shihwa Revolutionary Party and under the pretext of "suppressing counter-revolutionaries," a group of people engaged in widespread looting, smashing, and burning, causing great unrest in society.

Most importantly, they were used by people at higher levels to escalate the situation, successfully destroying all of the leader's original ideas and making all the leader's efforts in vain.

In the words of Comrade Ma Shiwu, this is called "waving the red flag to oppose the red flag."

Anyway, under the leadership of UMP45, after much discussion, everyone finally came to a unanimous conclusion:

Under the legal framework established by the Chinese Communist Party's Soviet regime, regardless of whether one is rich or poor, regardless of class, and regardless of the number of reasons, the verdict will be strictly in accordance with the law! Only after the verdict can other matters be discussed!

Otherwise, the law will sooner or later become a tool and plaything for some people to pursue their own selfish interests, and ordinary people will no longer believe in the law and will give up abiding by the law or seeking their own solutions.

Comrade Shiwu said that the law is the bottom line of morality. When the moral bottom line of the whole society retreats sharply, the governance cost of the whole society will soar to a level that the country and society cannot bear.

For example, if someone is clearly not responsible, but insists on using "humanitarianism" or some other excuse to demand compensation for an incident for which they are not responsible, doesn't that just encourage everyone to run away when they encounter trouble in the future?

If this continues, society will only become more and more indifferent.

If we do not solve problems from a legal perspective, if we do not always firmly uphold the legal position, a large number of bad guys will take advantage of loopholes and secretly undermine the cause of socialism and communism under various legitimate names.

Well, isn't there a real example right in front of us?

Zhu once again picked up the loudspeaker and addressed the stunned crowd: "Fellow villagers! Please listen to me!"

"Yes! That's right! We, the Communist Party of China and the Red Army, do stand on the side of the poor people and speak for them. But that's because this unjust world has never been on the side of us poor people!"

"Therefore, we, the Communist Party of China and the Red Army, must stand up and lead everyone in resistance, enact new laws to speak for the poor, liberate the poor throughout the world, and give the poor the opportunity to speak for the poor!"

"but!"

Zhu Laozong waved his hand and pointed at the gangster fiercely:

"However, this does not mean that we will disregard the law and facts and blindly favor these so-called 'poor' people!"

"Is he poor?!" "Maybe!"

"But his actions only serve to smear us poor people! They make us poor people look down on the poor! They also give the rich more excuses to slander all of us poor people!"

"Do you want to be such a poor person? I believe you definitely don't want to! You definitely don't want to!"

"No one can live in poverty forever. What we, the Communist Party of China, must do is to ensure that the majority of people in the world no longer suffer from hunger. One day, we will all become prosperous together!"

"If that day comes and some so-called 'poor people' like Mr. Hu come out and slander you at will, using the name of the poor to use the hands of the Communist Party to seize your legitimate property, will you be willing?"

There was silence for a while, and then a roar broke out: "I don't want to! I don't want to!"

"Yes! Therefore, we, the Communist Party of China and the Red Army, stand on the side of law, on the side of morality, and on the side of justice!"

"Anyone who tries to undermine this is an enemy of the Red Army, an enemy of the Chinese Communist Party, and an enemy of all law-abiding and moral people in the world!"

“…Pa pa pa pa pa pa pa…”

I don’t know who started it, but there was warm applause at the scene.

In fact, even if we put aside moral factors, most ordinary people hate this gangster named Hu.

Even though this guy seems to be attacking the "rich" now, in fact, he is just as ruthless when bullying the poor;

Some people have already recognized this guy and spread his past "deeds" among the crowd.

How can such people be considered poor? Not at all!

How do you say that later saying?

Most people who "oppose the installation of cameras in public places" have problems themselves.

Whether it's a problem with the brain, the butt, or the hands and feet.

Amidst the crowd's contempt and cheers, the gangster was led away with a dejected look on his face. But at this moment, a discordant voice rang out:

"Haha, I think you Communists are just good at talking and shouting slogans at us!"

340 spy conspiracy and the boss was tricked

"...they just dared to shout slogans at us!"

The sudden sound of the Hunan accent was like a bucket of cold water, completely wiping out the warm atmosphere on the scene.

Whether it was General Zhu, the Red Army soldiers or ordinary people, they all looked at the source of the sound in astonishment.

A young man with glasses stood out from the crowd and repeated his point with a look of disdain:

"They may sound nice, but in reality they are nothing but thieves and rapists, rampant corruption, and only attack ordinary people, not the real evil forces! To put it bluntly, it's nothing but hypocrisy!"

This time, the crowd at the scene did not startle, but instead took a few steps back in fear, keeping a considerable distance from the man. The few people behind who were waiting to file a complaint also quickly ran away.

Damn it, this is not the way to seek death.

Don't let the blood splash on me, bastard!

The experiences of the past few days have made most people understand that although the Red Army is kind-hearted, it does not mean that they are soft-hearted and soft-hearted. They are not like the Maitreya Buddha who would put a handful of poop on his face and put it in his mouth.

Don't believe it?

Then you can go ask the remaining brain matter, bloodstains and bullet casings in the shooting range outside the city that were occasionally missed and not collected because of too many people killed.

Otherwise, you can go down and ask those souls who are not wronged.

General Zhu used his left hand to stop the angry Red Army soldiers and made a gesture of invitation with his right hand, with a gentle attitude:

"Sir, why do you have such an opinion of the Chinese Communist Party and the Red Army? If possible, could you please explain the reason?"

This is not because General Zhu has a good temper, but because he feels that ordinary people would not jump out in broad daylight and attack the Red Army alone. They must have encountered something that would make them so angry.

Perhaps this person discovered that some members of the CCP or the Red Army had committed crimes and was so angry that he jumped out to report them?

If this were true, General Zhu would not be angry. Instead, he would reward this brave warrior generously and publicize his deeds so that more people would dare to stand up and report illegal activities.

Runzhi said last time, people's supervision...

As expected, the man showed no fear at all:

"I've been watching for a while now. You, the Chinese Communist Party, claim to be honest and upright and not oppressing the people, but what is your reality?"

Actually?

The common people look at each other.

We don't know if they were corrupt or not, but I haven't heard of any Red Army members oppressing the people.

On the contrary, a large number of Red Army soldiers would take time to help the people with their work, and provide assistance when they encountered difficulties.

Otherwise, how could the people of Nanchang settle down so quickly? The man's words made General Zhu pay more attention:

"Oh? It seems you must have seen our Communist Party cadres committing crimes in Nanchang?"

“I haven’t seen that with my own eyes.”

So what about your horse?

The surrounding soldiers and the masses were speechless.

Some people raised their sleeves, eager to try, just waiting for General Zhu's order to arrest this troublemaker and lock him up for a few days to make him behave himself.

Although General Zhu was a little speechless, he was still keenly aware of the word "with his own eyes" and asked in confusion:

"You mean to say you've heard of such a thing?"

"Yes, I did hear about it, and it was a cadre named Zuo among you..." "!!!"

If it was just "heard", Zhu Lao Zong would not care, but when he heard the surname "Zuo" and that he was a cadre, a name instantly popped up in his mind:

Zuo Xiangyun.

Remember when UMP45 went on a rampage at the Ruijin cadre meeting?

On that occasion, she directly named and arrested many cadres on the spot, while some were only mentioned and criticized in passing but not arrested;

But the fact that they were not arrested does not mean that they do not have problems. It is just that the problems may be too minor and Comrade Ma Shiwu thinks it is not worth bringing them up specifically in that occasion.

I don’t know if Ma Shiwu thinks so, but the Chinese Communist Party does think so.

Especially people like Fang Weixia, Director of the General Affairs Department of the Central Executive Committee.

The General Affairs Office of the Central Committee suffered a great loss of face after so many people were arrested. Fang Weixia not only made a self-criticism to the Central Committee himself, but also reported the names of all the people he knew who had always been "greedy for pleasure" and recommended that they be placed under close observation.

Zuo Xiangyun was one of them, and he was the one being watched the most. What Fang Weixia didn't know was that the central government had already had similar plans before he reported it:

As for some people who have committed "minor misdeeds", I will not arrest you, nor will I conduct "intra-party reconnaissance" on you, but I will educate you, keep an eye on you, and supervise you.

Sometimes, we have no choice but to resort to some measures that appear to be very legitimate but are actually not very "glorious" or may even be a bit undisciplinary.

For example, transfer you to work in some wealthy place, tempt you, and see what you will do.

It was for this reason that Zuo Xiangyun was transferred to Nanchang, where he was responsible for preliminary research and communication related to engineering construction in a certain area before the relocation of the CPC Central Committee and the Soviet Central Government.

If he reaches out during this process....hmmmm...

Therefore, when the man said his last name was "Zuo," General Zhu immediately thought of Zuo Xiangyun. After all, it couldn't be Zuo Quan, the commander and political commissar of the 15th Army, who wasn't even here, right?

"This comrade!"

General Zhu's expression immediately turned serious:

"Please come to my headquarters and tell me everything you know! Everything you've heard about this cadre named Zuo!"

Zhu's original intention was to worry that talking about such things in broad daylight would easily leak secrets and cause Zuo Xiangyun and his accomplices to escape, but the man seemed to misunderstand that he was being persecuted and immediately shook his head like a rattle:

"No! If you're going to say it, say it to my face! In front of all these people! I won't go with you! Who knows if you'll protect me and kill me secretly!"

If I really want to do something to you, it doesn't matter whether you go or not...

Despite his inner complaints, Zhu Lao saw the other party's persistence and the people around him looking like they were waiting to see what was happening, so he had no choice but to nod:

"Okay, then please tell me right here! By the way, I don't know your name yet."

"...Hey?" "What's wrong?"

"Uh... uh... nothing... oh... well... my name is You Shanguo."

Although the man showed a look of astonishment, General Zhu did not take it too seriously and continued to comfort him:

"Comrade You, please rest assured. Our Red Army will never let any corrupt cadre go, and we will protect all whistleblowers and witnesses! Please speak boldly!"

"Oh...oh..."

Things went beyond his expectations, and You Shanguo felt a little overwhelmed and began to think of countermeasures.

That’s right, it’s a “countermeasure”.