1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

Yi and Zhou rushed towards the jeep and found that a small suitcase filled with important memorials and documents from the Qing Dynasty had two holes punched through it!

Needless to say, what happened to the cultural relics inside.

At this point, Zhou Zhaoxiang, the leader of the "Cultural Relics to Keep in Beijing" faction, and Yi Peiji, the leader of the "Cultural Relics to Move South" faction, both lost their minds and rushed towards Jiang Xiaoxian, howling, trying to get an explanation from each other.

At this time, Deputy Commander Jiang had just been surrounded by his subordinates to check his wounds. The one eye that could still see caught sight of the two men who looked like evil spirits. He immediately panicked and ordered:

"Fire! Fire!"

“Bang bang bang bang bang!!!”

The "Cultural Relics Southward Migration Bloody Incident" broke out.

477 Open the city gates! Welcome King Kanezane!

When Zhang Xueliang received the report and hurried to the scene, the "Cultural Relics Southward Migration Movement Bloodbath" had basically ended.

"What happened? How many casualties were there?"

Marshal Zhang was extremely annoyed.

Even though this matter actually had nothing to do with him, as the master of Peking, it was impossible for such a big pot not to be put on his head!

His reputation had already suffered a major blow due to the "September 918th Incident" and the "Northeast Massacre", and he was only able to get away with it by shifting some of the blame onto Chiang Kai-shek. Now, there's another accusation of "suppressing cultural celebrities in Peking, resulting in a bloody massacre"!

The future is simply dark.

"Report to the Commander! A preliminary count shows 25 dead and 62 injured, including..." The officer looked behind him in embarrassment and whispered:

"Mr. Zhou is dead, Mr. Yi is seriously injured, and several celebrities in Peking are also..."

After hearing the report, Zhang Xueliang felt dizzy.

The damage to the cultural relics was one thing, but the problem was that Zhou Zhaoxiang, the leader of the "Relics Remain in Beijing" faction, and Yi Peiji, the leader of the "Relics Move South" faction, were the two people he dared not neglect. He usually handled them with great care, and now one of them is dead and the other is seriously injured!

After Zhou Zhaoxiang died, people would say that Zhang Xueliang "did not hesitate to kill patriots in order to escape";

Yi Peiji was seriously injured, and others would say that he, Zhang Xueliang, "acted so cruelly to hinder the protection of cultural relics"!

Neither side is human!

"Where's that bastard Jiang Xiaoxian? Damn it! Tell him to get out here!"

"Commander, that guy has already run away with his men."

6

自海

What a fuck!

If Jiang Xiaoxian appeared in front of him, Zhang Xueliang might really shoot him!

At this time, Pan Wenyu, who had received the news, also rushed over. After roughly understanding what had happened, a gleam of light flashed in his eyes. He came up to Zhang Xueliang and immediately acted as his military advisor:

"Commander, this is a good opportunity.

"Hmm? What good opportunity?"

"This is a good opportunity to completely expel Chiang Kai-shek's forces from North China.

Zhang Xueliang is much easier to deal with than Chiang Kai-shek, and he has more bottom lines.

If Chiang Kai-shek had directly ruled Peking, Pan Wenyu would have died countless times. (In history, he was forced to be killed by Zhang Xueliang by Chiang Kai-shek.)

Therefore, it would be beneficial both to Pan Wenyu personally and to the party's cause to allow this "young marshal" to control Peking as much as possible and reduce Chiang Kai-shek's interference.

"!!!"

There was no need for Pan Wenyu to say more about the rest of the story; Zhang Xueliang knew what to do.

Although he had the audacity to block the northward advance of the Central Army under the desperate persuasion of his staff and generals, he couldn't just issue an order and drive out all those "Chiang spies" who had been stationed in Peking for a long time, right?

Just like T.V. Soong, Zhang Xueliang has not been able to take off the "Kuomintang" tiger skin until now, otherwise the legitimacy of his rule will be further undermined, and he lacks a suitable excuse, so he has not touched people like Chiang Hsiao-hsien.

But his relationship with Chiang Kai-shek had already reached a freezing point. Jiang Xiaoxian, that big idiot, had caused such a big mess. It would be unreasonable not to punish him severely, right?

Chairman Chiang was at the height of his power, and his nephew would at most be dismissed from office. But what about now?

This is a great opportunity to eliminate dissidents and seize power!

After receiving Pan Wenyu's reminder, Zhang Xueliang quickly dropped everything and rushed to the scene of the tragedy to comfort the wounded, express his deep sorrow, and publicly assure reporters and survivors that he would severely punish the murderer no matter how much pressure he faced!

In short, Marshal Zhang immediately identified the nature of the incident—reactionaries intended to steal the National Palace Museum's treasures and suppress patriots. He immediately cleared himself of responsibility and identified the suspect—Jiang Xiaoxian!

As for the matter of "migration of cultural relics to the south", it naturally came to nothing.

On the afternoon of the day of the incident, Yu Xuezhen, commander of the Pingjin Weicheng Army, immediately led two divisions of the Northeast Army to surround the Kuomintang Central Military Police's Fourth Regiment's headquarters in Peiping.

It is ironic that in the past, the military police, supported by the central government and Chairman Chiang, had always dealt with the ordinary troops, but now the situation has suddenly reversed, and the Northeast Army has a sense of pride.

It is certain that they hate Jiang Xiaoxian, the big idiot who always causes trouble for them, but it is more like an emotional release that has been suppressed for more than a year since the "918 Incident".

Even the usually steady Yu Xuezhong couldn't help but shout loudly from outside with a large iron loudspeaker as the commander:

"Jiang Xiaoxian! After receiving Commander Zhang's order, why didn't you immediately go to the headquarters and apologize? Why did you stay locked up at the camp gates and refuse to leave? Come out! Give an explanation to Commander Zhang and the victims!"

Of course, despite shouting fiercely, Commander Yu had no intention of taking two steps forward.

Compared with some people who believed that Chiang Kai-shek was doomed and advocated sending people directly to capture Chiang Hsiao-hsien, Yu Xuezhong's considerations were more comprehensive.

They had guns and men in their hands. Although Jiang Xiaoxian should not dare to resist according to common sense, who can guarantee it?

Didn't we expect him to dare to order his men to shoot and kill so many celebrities and university students in the cultural and antique circles today?

Besides, the Young Marshal has already fallen out with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, and his situation is not good. Who knows if Chiang Kai-shek will become desperate and do something desperate?

In short, first take the greater good, and at the same time be prepared for the other party to resist with force.

备!

Listening to the shouting outside, the gendarmerie camp was silent, but fierce persuasion was taking place in a house.

"Commander! Charge! How dare the Northeast Army surround us! This is a rebellion!!"

"Commander! We can't surrender!"

"Commander! Attack! Only attack!"

"Commander! We are the Central..."

After learning that they were surrounded by the Northeast Army, the military police corps, which had always been arrogant, were extremely indignant and unanimously demanded armed resistance.

What is the Military Police?

Some bros always compare this thing to a political commissar, but there is a huge difference.

The KMT Central Military Police, established in 1931, was a political tool used by the KMT to maintain its rule and monitor local areas. Its importance was no less than that of the Central Bureau of Investigation and Statistics and the later Military Bureau of Investigation and Statistics.

Moreover, because it was established not long ago, the army as a whole has not had time to become "old and frail". It is ruthless and highly efficient, and is highly valued and favored by Chiang Kai-shek.

Naturally, this unit is also the most reactionary and arrogant.

They have always been the only ones who could grab someone by the collar and slap them, even if they were beaten up at their doorstep!

Jiang Xiaoxian knew he had stirred up enough trouble that he could be sent to prison for several years. He was still a little dazed until he heard what his subordinates said. He finally came to his senses:

"The Northeast Army is coming to our door?"

"Yes, Commander! They're clearly planning to take advantage of this opportunity to kill us!"

As someone who was sent by Chiang Kai-shek to Beijing to monitor Zhang Xueliang, Jiang Xiaoxian was not a completely reckless man. After calming down, he quickly figured out the purpose of the Northeast Army's visit:

Take this opportunity to drive Jiang Xiaoxian and the Military Police Corps out of Peking! Eliminate Chairman Chiang's influence in Peking!

If they were allowed to accomplish this, even if he were the grandnephew of Chairman Chiang, he would surely be dismissed from his post, severely punished, or even executed!

no!

We must not let the Northeast Army succeed!

At least, we can't let them succeed so easily!

After all, he was a military officer who had fought against Chen Jiongming in the Eastern Expedition and performed excellently in the battle. After making up his mind, Jiang Xiaoxian gave the order with a fierce look in his eyes:

"Send power to the third group!

Here, Yu Xuezhong, who had not received a response from the Military Police Corps for a long time, was "commenting" in front of reporters and further planning his responsibilities when the camp gate opened and a group of soldiers ran out, led by an arrogant major:

"Commander Yu! What are you Northeast Army soldiers trying to do by surrounding our military police camp? Are you planning a rebellion?

"???

This as if-for-granted look of "I'm your father, why don't you listen to me" actually confused Yu Xuezhong. He was stunned for two seconds before angrily saying:

"Call out your commander!"

"The commander is busy! Tell me if you have anything to say! Also, evacuate your people immediately! Otherwise, you will be charged with treason!"

For a moment, Yu Xuezhen even thought that it was his own regiment that surrounded two enemy divisions, rather than his two divisions surrounding one enemy regiment.

This arrogant and domineering posture is exactly the same!

"Stop talking nonsense! Don't you know what you have done?

Hand the person over!

"What's going on? How come I don't know?

"Today in broad daylight, you stole cultural relics from the Forbidden City and wantonly killed patriots!

"Oh? You're talking about this..."

The major snorted coldly and suddenly revealed a big news:

"If it weren't for your Northeast Army hiding in the crowd and causing chaos, and even attempting to attack our superiors and frame us, how could such a tragedy have occurred?

There was an uproar at the scene, and even the reporters couldn't help but look at Yu Xuezhong.

It's no wonder they were easily deceived. It's because fighting between armies is too common these days.

The Northeast Army itself developed slowly by constantly fighting other troops, so it seems nothing strange to fight the military police regiment?

Anyway, everyone knows that Jiang and Zhang are not on good terms with each other, and recently they are even at odds with each other.

Could it be that the Northeastern Army had sent someone to frame them so they could use this opportunity to expel or even annex Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's military police corps?

Facing the reporters' whispers and frantic record-taking, Yu Xuezhong was not

It's not like all the celebrities at the scene were killed. Many respected people saw that it was Jiang Xiaoxian who started the shooting and gave the order to massacre. How could this be blamed on the Northeast Army?

Stop it, everyone wants to skin you, Jiang Xiaoxian, and tear your bones apart!

So, one side framed and slandered the other side, and the two sides started a verbal battle in front of reporters and the public.

Zhang Xueliang wanted to be righteous and wanted to disarm the gendarmerie and drive it out of Peiping as peacefully as possible, so Yu Xuezhong had no choice but to transform himself into a cultured person, endure his temper, and argue endlessly with the people sent by Jiang Xiaoxian.

Since the Chiang Kai-shek Army itself was a complete frame-up, it didn't take long for people to discover that his words were full of mistakes and omissions, which aroused strong doubts from reporters. However, the major was still stubborn and found various reasons to say that the Northeast Army was the bastards.

This made Yu Xuezhong feel a little strange.

If they continue to be so stubborn, it will only further damage their own image!

What on earth was Jiang Xiaoxian thinking?

Just as the sky gradually darkened and both the reporter and Yu Xuezhong began to lose their patience, fierce gunfire and faint shouts of killing suddenly came from the north!

Gunshots?

Everyone looked back in astonishment.

The only enemy in that direction is...

Seeing this, the major sneered even more:

"Hmph, it looks like you're in big trouble! The master of Beiping City is about to change!"

"!!!

After hearing this, everyone, including Yu Xuezhong, changed their expressions instantly!

Could it be that the powerful enemy in the north has finally lost its patience and decided to take over North China?

At this time, no one cared about the ridiculous "Cultural Relics Southward Migration Tragedy" anymore, and they all ran to the north where the big news happened.

As the commander of Weicheng, Yu Xuezhen glared fiercely at the major who had tormented him for so long, as if he wanted to remember the other party. He left two regiments to monitor the Fourth Regiment of the Military Police and led his men north.

He still knew which was more important: capturing Jiang Xiaoxian, taking down the Military Police Corps, or losing Peking.