1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

He Yingqin was in a dilemma:

"But Your Highness, we can't just give up the territory we've worked so hard to acquire just because of this little thing, right?"

"Very hard? Do you think it's not easy to capture Chengde in three hours with a hundred men, or to take Rehe in three days with ten thousand men?"

Fujiwara Kanezane smiled domineeringly:

"It's such a small area. It's easy for me to seize it. Even if I give it to the Nationalist army today, I can take it back tomorrow! Why rush it?"

"what..."

indeed.

With His Highness's demonstrated ability to lead troops and the combat effectiveness of the 386th Brigade, if they are given a few more years, expanding to tens of thousands of troops will not be a problem. When that day comes, the abandoned territory can be taken back!

Besides, I am still here for you!

"Yes! Your Highness! I understand! So your Highness's response is..." "...I will first tell you what I can give to Nanjing and Beijing."

Fujiwara Kanezane raised his finger:

"Rehe was originally part of Manchukuo's planned territory. We definitely won't give it up. Considering domestic opinions, we can't easily give up the Great Wall defense line. They have to pay something..."

In short, it was: an apology, reparations, the surrender of the murderer, the abandonment of Rehe, the demilitarization of the Great Wall, and weekly progress reports to Manchukuo...

What was there before, double it;

Nothing new should be left out.

Although He Yingqin was a little puzzled as to why Fujiwara no Kanezane, who held an absolute advantage, would "concede" so much to the National Government, he still honestly promised to convey the message intact, with only one condition:

"Your Highness, why did you kill those Manchus in Beiping?"

"Although I am Japanese, I have always felt that you are too tolerant."

"Toleration?" He Yingqin muttered to himself.

We don't know if we are tolerant or not, but Your Highness, you are truly tolerant. Okay.

It is much better to work under a broad-minded master than to follow a mean and ungrateful person like Zhu Youjian.

"Lu Xun, do you know him?"

"I know. I didn't expect that he is actually a good friend of Your Highness."

"I wouldn't call him a close friend. He often scolds me, but I do agree with some of his views. For example, he believes that not eradicating Pu Yi and his ilk during the Xinhai Revolution was a huge mistake."

Some time ago, when I was talking with Lu Xun and others, we discussed the issue of Manchukuo. Lu Xun frankly slammed the table and cursed:

"If it weren't for that evil creature like Puyi who defected to the enemy and rebelled, how would you have had the chance to split China!"

In fact, Lu Xun has always had this attitude towards the Manchus, especially the Manchu nobles.

For example, Xiao Jun once wrote to Lu Xun about Puyi being the emperor of Manchukuo, and Lu Xun replied:

"Twenty-four years ago (the Xinhai Revolution), we were too generous, deceived by the word civilization... In the future, there will be humanitarians who will oppose and retaliate. I hate them."

For example, Lu Xun had advised Wang Jinfa early on that after Wang Jinfa launched the uprising, he had retained too many Manchus and surrenderist landlords, which was detrimental to the revolution. He also believed that the revolutionaries who had died earlier were not due to their own negligence, but were targeted.

Wang Jinfa didn't believe it, and as a result, he and his revolutionary team were betrayed by the Manchus and died together.

Whether it was the Land Revolution, the Anti-Japanese War, the War of Liberation, the Three Antis and Five Antis, the counterattacks during the Cultural Revolution, and the later family planning and strange phenomena in the entertainment industry, all fully proved that Lu Xun was correct.

In this respect, no teacher who is too kind is as good as him.

Fujiwara no Kanezane was essentially a Chinese, a Han Chinese, who also hated the Qing Dynasty and that group of old and young people, and was extremely resentful that they were still alive, even living into the new century.

Lao Jiang is undoubtedly a coward, but he still has the reputation of being a "legendary speedrunner who brings 100 fishermen to conquer the whole city."

Moreover, Fujiwara no Kanezane no longer only absorbs the money of the Manchus through the products of the Queen Company, he also allows the Manchus to invest in the Queen Company and jointly invest in the establishment of a new company;

The money has been taken out, but the contract hasn't been signed and the share certificates haven't been issued. If all the shareholders who invested in the company die unexpectedly at this point...

Humph, I believe no one would dare to ask him to fulfill his promise.

Of course, this is not the way to explain it to He Yingqin.

"...You are truly too merciful. Changes of dynasties are always bloody, yet you actually let them go?"

Fujiwara Kanezane sneered:

"These idiots really think my Manchukuo is their Manchukuo. They've been putting on all kinds of shows in front of me lately, like fleas. It's really annoying. If I keep them around until I unify the world in the future..."

"I understand, Your Highness. Don't worry. I will not let you get your hands dirty in this matter. I will persuade those two."

"How should I tell Zhang Xueliang? You should know it very well, right? I think my army is about to march to Peking, and they..."

"I understand, I understand. They must be thinking of colluding with your army... oh no... welcoming the imperial army. In short, they want to rebel against Zhang Xueliang and sell out Peking."

"Very good, here's a new list, you..."

"I understand, I understand. This was done by Jiang Zhang and his subordinates..." "Is there anything else you can do to help me find and fill in the gaps?"

"Your Highness, I think the terms of compensation are acceptable..."

#, what a good subordinate.

A day later, after "difficult negotiations", He Yingqin conveyed Fujiwara Kanezane's opinions to the rear, which made Chiang Kai-shek and Zhang Xueliang feel incredible.

Just pay the money, the Boxer Indemnity is still being paid anyway;

Just apologize, it's not the first time that he's embarrassed himself by apologizing to others; Rehe was lost, so let it be; the blame can be completely put on the captured Tang Yulin and others;

Just buy Japanese goods, since everyone’s wives and concubines can’t live without the products of the “Queen Company” anyway;

Just hand over the murderer, since these scum who caused such a disaster and ruined the situation deserve to be punished by everyone.

However, Fujiwara no Kanezane didn't even occupy the Great Wall to save the government's face, nor did he want Peking?

Even allowing both parties to sign a treaty in secret? Good guy!

Is this stupid?

No, no, no, that's not the way it should be... He Yingqin truly deserves to be called an "expert on Japan issues." He was actually able to please His Highness so much that he agreed to such excellent conditions!

Pillars of the Party and the Country!!!

Get promoted!

Must be promoted!

You are the Chairman of the Peking Branch of the National Government Military Commission!

Soon, official representatives were sent, and the two sides quickly and secretly signed the Chengde Agreement, and peace and tranquility returned to the Rehe region.

Except for some special aspects.

Zhang Xueliang hesitated at first about the verbal request to "kill the Manchus", but he reluctantly agreed when Wang Zhuoran insisted on carrying it out.

As a result, the first person on the list made Marshal Zhang determined to kill them on a large scale.

Because, they found a large amount of gold, silver, and jewelry, a lot of guns and cannons, and a written plan on how to break into Marshal Zhang's residence and meet the "royal army" outside the city!

Damn it! Are you guys bullying me, Zhang Xueliang, because I’m young?

Furious, Marshal Zhang immediately ordered a search of all Manchu nobles throughout Beiping and the confiscation of their assets on the grounds of "plotting rebellion and colluding with foreign enemies."

Then, more “good stuff” was discovered;

For example, large amounts of money, land deeds, gold, silver, jewelry, precious cultural relics, and even guns and ammunition...

At this point, all that remained was the boulder rolling down the hill—faster and faster.

In just one week, the city of Peking, which had long been under martial law, was slaughtered - at least 3,000 Manchu nobles were shot by the already resentful soldiers.

As wails, screams, and pleas for mercy resounded throughout the ancient capital, the morale of the Northeastern Army in Peking was "miraculously" restored to a considerable degree!

Sure enough, for the old feudal army and bandit army, "not putting down the sword for three days" still makes sense.

In short, the scene that should have happened more than 20 years ago finally ushered in the ending it deserved.

As for Chairman Chiang?

He's a "city-wide speedrunner" with experience as a "Purge Party" player. How dare he not handle such a small matter for His Majesty Fujiwara?

Zhang Xueliang was young and had not experienced that era, so he might have missed some Manchu nobles who had changed their surnames to Han surnames for too long, but Chairman Chiang would not do that.

Once the order was issued, not only Nanjing, but all the Manchu nobles in the areas he could control and influence suffered great disasters.

reason?

You want a reason, right?

Come on, come on, write a list of charges for this gentleman on the spot. Soon after, Xi'an and Guangzhou also started the action.

The Qing Dynasty has only been over for more than 20 years, but the memories of the Han people are still clear.

Even if they have forgotten some details for the moment, can't they remember the several restorations of the Qing Dynasty, Puyi's betrayal of the country, the signing of the new Twenty-One Demands, and the recent Manchukuo?

Damn it, if we can't defeat the 386th Brigade of Manchukuo and the Japanese, can't we defeat you, the Manchurian running dogs hiding in the country, waiting to bite us at any time?

Later, some people estimated that at least 400,000 Manchus were killed in this "anti-Manchu movement". There were some accidental casualties, but the vast majority of them were former aristocrats.

This shows how much of a burden the "iron crops" of that time brought to the Chinese people.

The troubling thing is that many Manchus, especially those in Manchukuo, applauded and said that these guys should have been killed long ago, and they had been kept alive for so many years, wasting food.

Fortunately, before "Chuang Guandong" was widely allowed, this group of Manchus living in the Northeast were severely bullied by the group of turtles in Beijing.

Otherwise, how could "exile to Ningguta" become a horrific punishment second only to the death penalty, with many people committing suicide upon learning they had been sentenced?

Some domestic and foreign media outlets were shocked by this, and some "humanitarians" indeed jumped out to complain, but no one paid any attention to them at all.

Because, soon, local officials discovered that killing the full pigs was not important, but killing the fat pigs was important!

Hey, damn, why didn't I think it was full earlier?

Now we must seize the opportunity of the blue ocean market, align granularity, identify new strategies, accelerate the accumulation of potential energy, and realize value conversion from potential customers;

Otherwise, you can only try your best to develop a differentiated track in the red ocean market, and compare with your competitors in the niche areas where you are not good at to see whose situation is more disruptive!

Anyway, at least Chairman Chiang and Zhang Xueliang are currently happily counting their money and are secretly grateful to Lord Fujiwara in their hearts.

Not only will the compensation be settled now, but I can even make a lot of money!

And, most importantly, because of the Sha Man incident, no one paid attention to this epic defeat, no one paid attention to the Chengde Agreement, and there was no public opinion demanding that someone be held accountable.

妙!

It’s really wonderful!

392 Northeast Communist Party Chaos

"Finally, we must ensure that no harm is done to the civilians and that discipline is strictly enforced... Okay, Commander Zhang, I've said everything I need to say. Chengde will be left to you and your Second Regiment."

Fujiwara no Kanematsu patted the shoulder of Zhang Zongsun, the historical commander of the 12th Red Army, commander of the 358th Brigade of the 120th Division of the Eighth Route Army, commander of the 1st Column of the Shanxi-Suiyuan Military Region, general of the People's Liberation Army, deputy chief of the general staff, director of the general logistics department, and member of the Central Committee, and said encouragingly:

"We're going to expand our army by the end of the year. We've stabilized Chengde and Rehe and won over the people here. You'll be the new brigade commander, and it won't be a problem for you to surpass your main brigade commander! Okay, I've even thought of a designation for you: Brigade 358!"

Oh, by the way, I would like to remind you that this person is now the commander of the 2nd Regiment, 386th Brigade, 129th Division of the Manchukuo Imperial Army, so don't get them confused.

.…”

Chen Li quietly rolled his eyes, while Zhang Zongsun wore an embarrassed expression. Something was wrong.

Nine fucking times out of ten, something is wrong.

I'm a six-year veteran Party member who participated in the Autumn Harvest Uprising, went to Jinggangshan, and helped to establish and defend the Central Soviet Area. It's fine that I was sent by the organization to infiltrate the Japanese puppet regime, but why did I feel this sense of homecoming?

The various behaviors during the "Manchukuo" period can be explained. Perhaps it was because the Japanese really wanted to manage Northeast China well and use it as a base for continuing to invade China, so they acted hypocritically.

It can be explained by moving south from the Northeast, capturing the area garrisoned by the Northeast Army, nearly breaking through the Great Wall, occupying Peking, and forcing the Kuomintang to almost surrender;

Putting the mission aside, the Northeast Massacre was a tragedy that no one, let alone a member of the Communist Party, could tolerate. They would definitely try every possible means to kill the murderer.

But could you explain to me what it means to "crack down on bandits in Rehe Province, thoroughly eliminate landlords, encourage the masses to denounce, educate former soldiers and prisoners, and seek benefits for the people"?

Please explain what "training professional military and political management personnel, extensively carrying out anti-drug campaigns, literacy campaigns, and production and self-help campaigns" means?

Explain why the discipline of a mere "puppet army" is better than that of the fucking Red Army (before), and why it has more support from the people?!

Yes, I know, just like Fujiwara no Kanezane said, this is to win over the people's hearts, but if they do this, they will really win over the people's hearts!

What should we do when the Red Army goes north to fight against the Japanese? If not, I can just do whatever I want.

Let's make this place full of resentment and anger, so that when our team goes north...

No, no, I’m a party member, what am I thinking!!