1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

Hearing the sound of someone breaking in, the little girl, who was obviously Chinese, raised her head and looked in the direction of the person coming, but her eyes were just two black holes. She opened and closed her mouth a few times, but only half of her tongue could be seen.

Obviously, this is a blind and mute girl.

The first woman who rushed in immediately rushed forward crying, looking through the babies one by one:

"My son! My son! Where are you! Where are you!! Wuwaa ...

The miserable crying shook the whole room.

Sister Bernadetta also shed tears and cried:

"Boss! They adopted your Chinese children, but they didn't actually take care of them. They killed them all! Even if they didn't kill them, well... well..."

She couldn't continue, but General Zhu already understood everything. What else could he do if he wasn't dead?

Just like this blind girl in front of me!!

Foreign Christian monasteries like to adopt children, especially those from the poor. This is well known to the Chinese, and is often praised as "kind-hearted" and "charitable."

I didn't expect it to be like this inside?

The monastery in Nanchang, besides prostitution, is so filthy!!! So horrible!!!

General Zhu, who was furious, did not know that it was not only the monastery in Nanchang that was like this, but almost all Christian/Catholic monasteries in China were like this.

Many abandoned babies or newborn babies whose families were unable to raise them were sent to the Holy Infant Hospital by kind-hearted people or their parents, hoping that they would survive under the protection of Western gods.

The monastery accepted all the cases, but required everyone to write a note stating "The monastery is not responsible for the life or death of the child... Relatives are not allowed to visit the baby after admission" and other similar "commitments";

The kindhearted Chinese people thought that the missionaries would take good care of the babies and even donated money as a "price". However, no one expected that these Western missionaries were actually a group of murderous executioners!

Historically, according to a survey conducted between 1949 and 1952, Foshan, Zhanjiang, Guangzhou, Zhaoqing, Shaoguan, Luoding, Hangzhou, Ningbo, Wenzhou, Fuzhou, Lianjiang, Chongqing, Wanxian, Chengdu, Wuhan, Beijing, Tianjin, Jinan, Nanchang, Jiujiang, Nanjing, Zhenjiang, Yangzhou, Anqing, Wuhu, Shanghai, Danyang, Kunming, Zhaotong...

Intentional infanticide occurs, but the severity varies.

如广州，仅仅在1949年10月14日至1951年1月10日，加拿大天主教“圣母无原罪女修会”主办的圣婴育婴院便虐杀婴儿2116名，占这时期收养婴孩总数的94%;

(As a result, several main culprits were sentenced to 5 years in prison plus deportation)

The Wuchang Huayuanshan Orphanage took in 7813 babies between 1927 and 1938, of which only 130 survived. By the time the People's Republic of China took over, only 35 babies and 48 young girls remained, and 1.6 infant remains had been exhumed.

(As a result, several of the main perpetrators were also sentenced to 5 years in prison plus deportation, and they have already escaped)

The Notre Dame Foundling House of the French Sisters of Salvation in Xujiahui, Shanghai, adopted more than 4 babies from 1936 to 1949, of which only 197 survived.

浙江温州救济院育婴所，从1947年1月至1949年10月，共收养婴1392名，存活306名;

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the public security authorities dug up more than 20,000 incomplete children's skeletons from the Catholic Church of Mercy in Fuzhou, Fujian Province. (So the exact number cannot be calculated.)

More than 200 infant remains were unearthed from the Notre Dame Nursery in Wuhu, Anhui Province...

These are still the "big cities" with records. There is no way to know the situation of the many more small cities that have no records and have been secretly dealt with by missionaries when the People's Republic of China was liberated.

(By the way, the ancestor of the Liu family, who is now associated with Lenovo, did this job in Zhenjiang back then. They were known for "bringing over 10,000 babies alive in 40 years, and their merits were immeasurable." As for the actual situation... hehe...)

When the children from the orphanages were rescued, they were all emaciated, covered in sores, scabies, and bites from rats and bedbugs. The young girls were tortured to the point of being disabled, or suffering from scabies, blindness, or dementia. None of them were healthy.

These children have no common sense of human beings, do not know pigs, sheep, chickens, and dogs, cannot speak, and cannot engage in the most basic production activities. They can only be supported by New China.

Even the babies who were lucky enough to survive had to undertake heavy labor as soon as they could walk. The more clever orphans were used by priests, and those who grew up were sold for thirty or fifty silver dollars each.

Are the children who survived happy? No, not at all;

They froze to death in the winter, died of heat in the summer, and starved to death in normal times, because these nuns and monks didn't care about their lives at all. If they didn't obey, they would starve them, dig out their eyes, cut out their tongues, and then continue to serve the demons;

At the same time, these monasteries or orphanages would also seek donations from all walks of life in China, using the banner of charity to make money, but the money raised was all divided among them;

Then, they would find some infants and young children who had not been abused so severely, dress them up nicely, take photos or movies of them, and send them to foreign countries, as well as to local big capitalists, bureaucrats, and celebrities to raise funds.

They are both hypocritical and kind on the surface, but cruel behind the scenes. This is what we are talking about: this group of missionaries who came to China to preach.

General Zhu, with tears in his eyes and trembling hands, still doesn't know any of this. He only knows that he wants to kill someone!!!

However, the people who had a basic understanding of the situation acted much faster than him.

After seeing the filthy environment of the "baby-raising home" (even far worse than the shacks they usually live in), discovering a huge "baby-abandoning well" and vaguely visible white bones in the backyard, the people lost their minds.

Do not!

There is no need for rationality at all now.

They no longer cared about whether they were foreigners or not. They roared and broke through the "weak resistance" of the Red Army soldiers, surrounded the director and the group of nuns, and beat them up!

Listening to the increasingly faint screams in his ears, General Zhu closed his eyes, took a deep breath, and roared:

"Stop! Beat the gong! Pull them apart!!!"

Although the soldiers were reluctant, they still faithfully carried out the order.

The people who were pulled apart cried out with tears of blood:

"Boss! Are you Red Army also afraid of these foreigners?!" "No!"

Zhu Dezong roared back even louder: "I want the foreigners to die!"

"I want to put them on trial! I want to skin them alive!"

"I want this to be known throughout Nanchang! Throughout China! Throughout the world!!!"

342 Skinned alive! Must be skinned alive!

News of the "Nanchang Orphanage Incident" quickly spread throughout Nanchang, and public opinion exploded.

Countless people, especially those who had entrusted their children to the monks and donated money, felt like the biggest fools in the world. They rushed to the vicinity of Jesus Church in anger, but they only saw Red Army soldiers guarding the place and a large white notice:

"...The public trial will be held at Huiminmen Square in Nanchang at a later date!!!"

Although the common people had never seen those three big exclamation marks, they seemed to feel the strong emotions in the writer's heart.

"Bang!!"

In the conference hall of the former Nanchang Municipal Government, General Zhu slammed the table and said, "I don't care what you say. These people must be skinned alive! Skinned alive!!" When General Zhu said in front of the people that those demons must be skinned alive, he wasn't just speaking in anger, trying to appease the masses, or exaggerating.

He really intended to skin these unspeakable bastards alive!!

He still held this idea until he met with the leaders of the CPC Central Committee who had just arrived in Nanchang to discuss the matter.

If he didn't allow those evil ghosts from hell to be skinned alive, General Zhu would feel that he would never be able to get over this in his life.

All central leaders, including Wu Hao, remained silent.

In addition to being angry, most people are actually thinking about how to deal with this matter.

No one expected that the Party Central Committee would encounter such a difficult problem just after arriving in Nanchang and before they had even put their luggage away.

Americans...

When thinking of that powerful country on the other side of the ocean, some people, especially those who have been to that country, unconsciously feel embarrassed.

This is not because they belong to the "surrender faction" of some kind, but simply because the Chinese have been humiliated for too long, and a "fixed pattern" has long been formed in their hearts;

It’s almost been a hundred years since the First Opium War! A hundred years, a hundred years!

Being pinned to the ground, rubbed and insulted for a hundred years! Foreigners have been showing off their power on Chinese soil for a hundred years!

Resist?

Resistance will only lead to greater humiliation!

If you were a person of that time, looking at the broken mountains and rivers and the tragic history, it would be difficult for you to muster the confidence to resist when it comes to foreigners.

Nearly a hundred years later, when China's overall national strength had become extremely powerful and the Americans dared not to come to the South China Sea to act recklessly, there were still a large number of big germs kneeling on the ground and eating the diarrhea of ​​the foreigners, let alone now.

Of course, the CCP people are troubled not because they are afraid, but because they are troubled about how to deal with this matter so as to ensure that the devil is punished without causing too much dispute or even triggering international intervention.

After all, compared with the United States, China is an absolutely weak country, and the CCP is a relatively weak separatist regime in this weak country, and it really cannot withstand major turmoil.

Punishing the abbot and others is certainly necessary, but the question is, how severe should the punishment be? How should it be punished? Who will punish it? And within what limits?

If any of the above conditions is not properly handled, there may be a new entry in future history books: "The church incident in XX led to the outbreak of the XXX incident."

Anyway, we can't really do what the pissed-off General Zhu said and skin all these people alive, right?

To be honest, although many people really wanted to do this after hearing what happened and seeing the miserable conditions of the children at the scene, it is really not possible.

"...Secretary Wu Hao, please say something!"

Seeing that no one spoke up to support his "skinning alive plan", General Zhu was so anxious that he almost stamped his feet. He turned his firepower to the CCP's current leader, and his words were slightly coercive:

"Tell me, how do we handle this?"

Therefore, everyone's eyes fell on Wu Hao, who was leaning against the wall in the corner, looking at a document in his right hand and holding a cigarette in his left hand.

This was a new habit that had suddenly emerged in him - when he was thinking about something, he would hold a cigarette between his fingers, but he usually didn't smoke it. He would only take a puff when he was really sleepy from reading documents late at night and even drinking tea was too much for him.

Some people laughed at him for this, "In the past, Runzhi dared to take anyone's cigarette and smoke it. You didn't learn it then, but now he is not here, and you learn it instead?"

Hearing what General Zhu said, Wu Hao raised his eyelids and said something that surprised everyone:

"Skinned alive, definitely skinned alive..."

"Click".

Some people were so shocked that their water cups fell to the ground. No...

Huh? Skinned alive??

You really support skinning alive!

It wasn't that everyone thought the usually mild-tempered Wu Hao couldn't be so cruel, because when it came to the Central Special Branch dealing with matters related to traitors, he was known to be "ruthless and merciless" and there was absolutely no such thing as "soft-hearted and incompetent";

So, everyone basically thought that Wu Hao had always been the most comprehensive of all the people, so why did he start acting on impulse?

After hearing this, even General Zhu was stunned for a moment, and suddenly hesitantly said:

"Um... Shaoshan, I'm just too angry, you don't have to say that..." "I'm not saying that. I really support skinning alive these beasts in human skin. Otherwise, it won't be enough to appease the public anger and boost morale."

After confirming that Wu Hao was not joking or speaking in anger, the room suddenly became as quiet as a chicken.

Remember what I said earlier: "The main culprit was only sentenced to 5 years in prison and deportation"?

That was in the 50s when the Chinese Communist Party had basically unified China and was extremely powerful (comparatively speaking), and many people were afraid of foreigners like tigers, let alone now;

Incidentally, the reason why the "First Five-Year Plan" and the "156 Aid Plan" did not achieve any results in the early stages was largely because too many people admired the United States and despised the Soviet Union, looked down on Soviet experts, and were unwilling to humbly seek advice;

In the end, the teachers were forced to take action themselves, breaking the CCP's tradition since the Long March of no longer blindly following any country or system. They called on the whole country to learn from the Soviet Union, which was a barely resolved problem.

Therefore, in the eyes of many Chinese, killing foreigners is already a very tightrope-walking thing, let alone using such a method as skinning them alive, which is "contrary to modern civilization"?

Secretary Wu Hao, what are you thinking about?

Even so, everyone had experienced Wu Hao's foresight and correctness in his handling of Wang Ming and his people and the Soviet issue. They did not oppose it immediately, but waited for his explanation.

Sure enough, Wu Hao clapped his hands, seemingly about to explain, but instead he changed the subject:

"Comrades, have you all read Comrade Li Desheng's telegram about our Party's need to change its mindset?"

Everyone nodded.

After reading the telegram, some people thought it was correct, saying that the CCP should indeed consider itself the ruling party of the whole country, think about issues in a nationwide and systematic way, and make comprehensive plans in advance.

Some people believe that this is too optimistic. The CCP has only occupied a small amount of territory such as Jiangxi and Hubei, and has not yet stabilized. To talk about nationwide victory is completely arrogant.

Some believe that Li Desheng's intention is to urge the entire Party and military to boost morale, study hard, broaden their horizons, and cultivate various talents in advance, rather than being arrogant or truly considering themselves the ruling party.

Although opinions vary, generally speaking, everyone agrees that the CCP needs to change its mindset, but they have not yet fully figured out how to do so.

"...I've spoken with many comrades before, and they all feel that it's not enough for just a few of us to change our mindsets; it requires a change of mindset across the entire Party and the entire Army. Only then can the mindset of the Communist Party of China be truly transformed..."

Everyone nodded again.

Nonsense! Without collective recognition from top to bottom and bottom to top, it would be pointless for just a few Central Committee members to change their mindsets!

You don't rely on the grassroots to implement the will and orders of the central government?

"So, what is the first step to changing the mindset from the opposition party to the ruling party? Or, what is the first mindset that needs to be changed?"

"Yes..."

"It's the normal mentality of citizens of a normal country. It's about making our comrades and people gradually realize that China and other countries are equal. There's no superiority or inferiority."

"Well..."

Everyone suddenly understood. That’s right!

If they don't even have the basic information that they are a "normal country", how can they be a "ruling party"?

Are eunuchs qualified to talk about going to a brothel? A few people blushed secretly.