1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

"Just memorize it! I don't care!

Li Desheng agreed without hesitation to this proposal that might ruin his reputation - if Fujiwara Kanezane and their revolution failed in the future, he asked again:

"What else?

"I need you, the Chinese Communist Party, to create the illusion that you are being forced to advance westward due to the pressure of my 129th Division..."

"Take advantage of this opportunity to expand the scope of control? Take over Simon, Gansu, and Xinjiang?

"Hey, it seems you already have an idea..."

Of course, Li Desheng would not refuse this proposal.

He has said before that the Communist Party of China must have a "ruling party mentality."

Since they are the ruling party, unifying China is what every self-proclaimed orthodox force must do. Even the Nationalist government would not dare to openly say that it would give up a piece of land, let alone the "Western Regions" that are so important to China.

The Red Army's Western Expedition...

It is indeed difficult, but it is not impossible with the cooperation of the Northeast and the assistance of the World Revolutionary Party.

Fujiwara no Kanezane briefly explained the "Northwest Conquest Strategy" and said, "...As for other matters, there's nothing else to worry about for now. I can handle them all myself." "Okay, then I'd like to ask a few questions." "Go ahead." "What do you plan to do with the Japanese imperialist ruling clique?" "Of course, kill them all."

552 Matter is indestructible, it just shatters!

N. Kill them all?

Seeing Fujiwara Kanezane answer so without hesitation, Li Desheng couldn't help but be stunned for a moment, and then "reacted":

"Oh, just like what you said in your article 'Class Analysis', we need to thoroughly settle accounts with their crimes and abolish their privileged status, right?"

Comrade Ma Shiwu is indeed worthy of being Comrade Mark's old subordinate, and they even have the same style of speaking.

After spending so much time with UMP45, Li Desheng could completely understand some of her "weird words".

So, regarding Mark's words.

"Hmm? Did I not explain myself clearly enough?"

Fujiwara Kanemi's face was full of doubts, and he made two gestures on his neck with his palm.

"When I say 'kill them all', I mean it literally! This group of privileged exploiters, regardless of gender, age or status, will all be ground to dust and thrown into the sea to feed the fish.

Emmmmm..

Bridge bean sacks;

No, bro..young man;

You seem a bit too extreme.

Li Desheng couldn't understand it, but he was deeply shocked.

Even if you don't care about Fujiwara no Kanezane's Japanese identity, even if you can betray your class, Fujiwara no Kanezane is still a Japanese and cannot get rid of his national nature.

We cannot be too demanding about this, because as a human being, we should seek truth from facts, just like Li Desheng cannot get rid of his Chinese identity no matter what.

So, a member of the Japanese Imperial Family who has lived and grown up in Japan for over twenty years could actually say without hesitation that he wants to kill the entire class he represents?

Who would believe this nonsense?

But Li Desheng could not see any falsehood in Fujiwara Kanezane's eyes.

Could it be that this is the unique "cruelness" of the Japanese?

After being shocked and silent for a long time, Li Desheng managed a dry laugh and said:

"Well, Comrade Mark, if you're not joking, I think this is inappropriate."

Logically speaking, the CCP's land reform and killing of landlords in the Soviet areas were also intended to "clean up the privileged and exploiting classes," but even at its most radical and extreme times, it did not do so.

In fact, the CCP was arguing fiercely over how to distinguish and deal with “poor peasants, hired peasants, middle peasants, rich peasants, and landlords.”

Not only would almost no one say something as extreme as "kill all the rich peasants and landlords, leaving no one alive," but in practice, the elderly, children, women, and the elderly were often spared.

But what Fujiwara no Kanezane meant was to completely eliminate the aristocracy and landlord class in Japan (often combined), from men to women, from old to young, leaving no one alive.

"What's wrong with this? Is it against the will of heaven?

"Of course not. I just think that killing too many people is not good for you personally or for Japan as a country."

Li Desheng certainly has no psychological barriers to killing, but if everything can be solved by killing, the world would not be so complicated.

Strange, when Comrade Ma Shiwu was sent to the CCP to provide guidance and assistance, I always felt that the style was not like this?

Not only is there no need for mass killing, but there is a requirement for less killing, and killing must be based on evidence and legitimate reasons.

Why does he change 180 degrees when talking about Japan?

"Comrade Desheng, you don't understand."

Mark curled his lips in disdain:

"I said this in the last discussion about my article 'Class Analysis': you don't understand the Japanese, and you don't understand the Yamato people or Japan as a country. If you don't use these extreme measures, the people there will never be truly liberated.

Mn

Li Desheng did not refute and continued to listen in silence.

"That fellow Lu Xun always said that the Chinese have a strong slave mentality. There are only times when they are firmly in the slave position and times when they want to be slaves but cannot. I criticized him speechlessly last time on this point. I will say it again today.

"The nation with the most servile mentality is not the Han people, not the Chinese nation, but the Yamato people! It is the Japanese! Because Japan is not a normal country at all, but a completely feudal slave state!"

"The huge feudal slave-owning privileged class, with the Japanese emperor system at the top of the ruling pyramid, not only deeply oppresses the Japanese people physically, but also cruelly oppresses them mentally!

"You don't believe it? Let me give you an example."

"If there is a coal mine now, where the owner is exploiting the mine too much and the conditions are too harsh, causing the miners to revolt and drive the owner out, and the miners take control of the mineral resources themselves, what will the Chinese do?

"Organize an army, continue the resistance, establish a union, negotiate with them, demand improved working conditions... Oh, okay, that's if there's a union... But at the very least, destroy the mines, flee en masse, and inflict heavy losses on the mine owners, right?

"Guess what we Japanese will do?

"They will work incredibly hard, even at their own expense, to double or triple production, hoping to shame the mine owners into better treatment."

"This has happened more than once, and every time, people rely on the exploiters' kindness rather than taking action to change things themselves... If this isn't a deep-seated servility, what is it?"

"Yes, not all Japanese are like this. There are some Japanese who are truly brave enough to resist, but even so, their resistance is only superficial. They hope to join the exploitation team after resistance. It is even worse than China's 'change of dynasty'!"

"In China, no matter how noble your status or how reactionary your class, you have to show some love, protection and closeness to the people. But in Japan, you may not know this, but I tell you, you don't need to show any of that at all!"

"Because in Japan, the upper and lower classes have almost no contact! The upper class sees the lower class as pigs and dogs, and the lower class sees the upper class as gods. They are not even the same species, so why should they have any contact?

"The Yamato people have been a herbivorous people since ancient times! The common people are content with a meager existence! Ninety-five percent of the land tax is collected! Farmers are only allowed to eat a full meal during the busy farming season! The rest of the time, they starve in their huts and wait to die!

"China still has the saying 'Are kings, princes, generals, and ministers of different races?' But what about Japan? They only have 'an eternal lineage,' only 'Chinese nobility,' and 'theory of bloodline!'"

"Huh? Bloodline? In my opinion, only cats, dogs, cows, sheep, chickens, and pigs care about bloodline! But the Japanese just believe in these things, even many members of the Japanese Communist Party do!

"I despise this bunch of rubbish and can't be bothered to associate with them, so I've brought a large number of Japanese civilians who support me to China, tying their interests together. I hope to use the material environment and cultural education here to gradually change their minds and form my base."

"It's sad to say that they were willing to come to China with me and believe my theories not only because I was 'kind-hearted', but also because I am 'Hachimangu Kanezane-no-Ou', a man of the noble Fujiwara clan, and I won't go back on my word.

"If I were merely a prime minister born into a common family, even if I had been granted a noble title, even if I had immense power, I wouldn't have as many people trust me as I do now.

"Tell me, if we don't kill Hirohito and his gang, if we don't cause a devastating earthquake in Japan, and if we don't completely eradicate the shackles in the hearts of the Japanese people, how can we liberate the Japanese people?!"

M

At the end, even Mark's tone couldn't help but be a little excited.

It has been more than a year since he traveled to the identity of "Fujiwara Kanezane" and came into contact with all kinds of Japanese people. It is impossible to say that he has no feelings at all.

Not to mention Hirohito, who was a complete bastard, his parents who were very kind to him, Empress Dowager Kujo Setsuko, Saionji and his grandson, Little Mouse... and so many ordinary Japanese people.

As long as one is still a human being at heart, one would not demand that they all be killed simply because they are "Japanese." That is not the style of materialism or communism.

But he really felt very disappointed with the child.

Dog, is bloodline really that important?

Blood your mother!

Grow your brain!

No matter how elegant and unattainable a "noble lady" is, if a low-class peasant ejaculates into her, she will still get pregnant!

Since there is no reproductive isolation, let's talk about your mother's ancestry!

The Chinese have long seen through this, so whenever the situation changes, many heroes will take advantage of the situation, overthrow the existing nobles, and become the new nobles themselves, and this cycle repeats itself.

Regardless of whether this is good or not, or whether it is the so-called backward "nothing more than kings, generals, dynasties, and historical cycles", the Japanese have at least never seen this before!

The so-called "Japanese Warring States Period" was nothing more than a group of nobles fighting each other, and the common people were always cannon fodder. If they could make great contributions and get a small position, it would be like pouring gasoline on their ancestral graves to make them burn brightly.

If it weren't for the Black Ships, the forces that controlled all walks of life in Japan would basically be descendants of those who lived hundreds or even thousands of years ago, without a single exception.

Historically, even though the five-star emperor MacArthur destroyed Hirohito's "divinity" and launched a wave of "Japanese aristocracy purges", because he did not completely uphold the emperor system, it was revived in a few years.

In later generations, although Japan appeared to be a developed country on the surface, it was still feudal inside, so it was not surprising that many bizarre operations and phenomena occurred.

Oh, it's not just Japan. India has almost the same problem - members of the Indian Communist Party of noble birth have to bring a large number of slaves to serve them at meetings, and they sit according to caste, strictly following "ancient rules."

It makes people want to laugh and speechless at the same time.

Mn

After hearing these words, Li Desheng thought for a while and shook his head:

"I admit you're right, but killing them all is too much."

"Hehe, I'm not Bobo, so how could I possibly kill indiscriminately? But if I'm going to kill, then I have to kill them all. If I let one go, then I have to let the others go, unless there's a good reason or a sufficiently powerful force intervenes."

He didn't understand what "Bobo" meant, but he understood the meaning of the words. The mole on his lip twitched with the corner of his mouth:

"You mean, when you're shouting about killing them all, we'll jump out and plead for the elderly, the weak, the women, the children, or those who, like you, have betrayed their class and contributed to the revolutionary work... Um, plead?"

"That's right. This way, we can save those who have committed crimes that don't deserve the death penalty, and we can completely eliminate this class, giving the Japanese people a small shock, breaking their shackles, and fully educating them that noble people are actually not that great.

"And to earn their gratitude, become their 'benefactor,' and nip in the bud any signs of restorationists' attempts to revive, right?

"clever."

Seeing the instructor's cooperation, Mark smiled and snapped his fingers:

“It is not enough to just kill someone, you also have to destroy their heart.

Now that I think about it, the decision to blow up the great emperor into "Puyi" was indeed too impulsive, too cruel, and too ill-considered.

They should have their hands and feet broken, their tongue cut out, their eyes blinded, their ears pierced, and they should be fed and well-fed, and made to lie miserably in bed for the rest of their lives, with a few pictures taken from time to time to be disseminated around the world.

Let all the people of the world open their eyes and take a good look: the so-called emperor, the so-called royal lineage, the so-called bloodline, the so-called "royal descendants" are nothing more than this.

Only class remains forever.

"call"

Li Desheng took a deep breath:

“What will Japan do after that?

"My initial plan is to completely incorporate all of Japan into China and make it a province of China. I will turn the Japanese mainland into a forward military base to defend the Chinese continental shelf, with the mainland being the responsible party for logistical support.

"Of course, this is just a preliminary plan. It's hard to say what will happen in the future. So it may not be a military base, but it could also be an entertainment base or a production base.

"But in short, Japan cannot exist as a single country in the future. It must be incorporated into China. Well, maybe it shouldn't be called China. Perhaps it could be called the Chinese Socialist Federation? The East Asian Socialist Union Republic?

"The future is a bit far away, I haven't decided yet..."

At this moment, Li Desheng no longer regarded Fujiwara no Kanezane as a Japanese but as a "Chinese", because the other party's thinking and stance had been completely "Chinese";

China does not care about bloodline, only cultural identity.

As he himself said in his speech and lecture at the Northeast Navy, without China's resources (or external assistance of equal conditions), it would be a pipe dream for Japan to become a powerful country on its own.

If Japan's unique geographical and practical environment is not changed, no matter how many high-level officials are replaced, it will eventually be prone to external aggression under the pressure of reality, with China being the nearest target.

However, On Protracted War also fully demonstrated one thing: Japan could never defeat China. No matter how many victories it achieved in the early stages, it would have to give up everything in the middle and late stages. If the means were too brutal, it would provoke even more brutal retaliation and liquidation from China.

Surrender is not allowed this time.jpg.

Therefore, the only way to bring permanent peace to Japan and happiness and stability to the Japanese people is to incorporate Japan into China and become one, which will benefit both China and Japan.

Well... although it is not very nice to say this, and it can even be said to be an insult to Comrade Fujiwara no Kanezane, it does have some meaning of Kublai Khan leading the Han army to beat up the Mongols.

Hard clam.