Rebirth of the National Marshal

This is how the Japanese think. Just because they can't do it doesn't mean others can't do it. If others can do something that they can't, they will feel that it is very strange. Of course, no one is going to explain this to you now. It's good enough that we don't attack you. If it weren't for the things happening in the Soviet Union, the Chengde issue would have been resolved long ago.

"Marshal Timoshenko, you will be coming to our side today. If you need anything, you can tell our military representative. We will satisfy you in every way we can. But please remember what you promised me. When you get there, you must strictly discipline your subordinates and work hard for me. Only in this way can you have enough to eat and warm clothes. I will also give you a chance to choose in my lifetime." In front of the road, several trucks were parked here because the leader of the labor army, General Duding, and Marshal Timoshenko, did not need to walk there. Both of them had their own cars, which were also equipped by Mao Yuanshan.

The cars they gave them are actually trucks for transporting goods. If you want the same treatment as before, it is impossible to ride in a car. Having a truck like this to take you back instead of letting you walk like ordinary soldiers is already a great privilege for you. If you still want some special privileges, I am really sorry! I cannot satisfy you here.

This is a place to house prisoners of war, not a place for you to retire. If you want to retire, I can only give you a bullet. The loser should have the awareness of a loser. Marshal Temujin remembered this sentence.

"Thank you Mr. Mao for taking care of us. We may have had a lot of unpleasant things during this period, but no matter what, from now on, we are friends. As long as you can guarantee the safety of us, I can guarantee to build a good railway for you there." Mao Yuanshan knew Timoshenko to some extent. What this man said was what he meant. He was not like those cunning people. He was one of the few honest people in the Soviet army. He was also helping Mao Yuanshan maintain order during this period. Without his help, it would be impossible for these hundreds of thousands of troops to stay here honestly for half a month. During this period, they ate whatever they were given and did whatever they were told to do. It was also her credit.

Admiral Du Ding wanted to interrupt, but he also understood that if he spoke to the past in such an occasion, the other party would not care about him at all. These two people were the highest leaders of both sides. Although they were both prisoners now, Mao Yuanshan could only see the marshal. Who made him a general? There was still a certain gap between him and the marshal. If he wanted to climb up well, he had to keep an eye on Timoshenko. If something really happened to him, then his spring would come.

"Don't worry about your safety. I am more nervous than you. If anything happens to you, where can I find such excellent workers? I have also seen how you study. You learn very quickly. When you pick up a gun, you are a soldier, and when you put it down, you are qualified railway workers. This is an encouragement to our Chahar workers. They don't have such a good way of learning as you." These Soviet soldiers were good at fighting, but they wilted when they failed. However, Mao Yuanshan also discovered that one of the advantages of their fighting nation is the ability to overcome difficulties.

In many places, if there is a lack of tools, they can still complete the work. This is something Mao Yuanshan did not expect. In fact, these people also participated in the construction of the Trans-Siberian Railway before, and joined the army after the construction was completed.

For them, building railways is too simple. They can do it very well. They don't need those Mongolians and Chinese at all. This is better. Mao Yuanshan is still worried that the Mongolians will be bullied when working with these Soviets. Now that they are better at doing this job, they can move the Mongolians to domestic factories to let them have as little contact as possible, which will also reduce disputes.

Even Marshal Timoshenko himself was a little puzzled. He couldn't understand. The two sides were fighting each other and he was already a prisoner, but why couldn't he hate the young man in front of him? As a soldier, he knew what the lives of these prisoners should be like. Look, their lives now are a little better than before. If you are sick, they will find a doctor to treat you. If your clothes are not warm, they will make you clothes. If you want to eat something, their chefs will cook it for you. Of course, they cannot guarantee the taste of each of you, but they can guarantee that most people eat well and are much more comfortable than before.

Originally they only had one blanket at night, but now they have the same quilts as the Chinese, and they are allowed to light a fire in the tent. A large amount of fuel has been sent from the rear. Only the Chinese can provide such things. The Soviets just throw you a blanket at night and then leave you alone. In the minds of the Soviet high-level officials, these soldiers can overcome any difficulties and cannot rely on external material conditions. We in the Soviet Union do not have such material conditions.

We let you come here to serve as a soldier and to defend our country, not to enjoy yourself. So if you cannot accept such tough conditions, your future life will be more difficult, and all kinds of officers will come to trouble you.

In addition, Mao Yuanshan also discovered another thing, that is, these Soviets are addicted to alcohol. In such weather, they have to drink every day. Even if the food given to them is relatively bad, they have to be given wine. China is a hometown of winemaking, and it is not easy to get some liquor. The Soviets like to drink the kind of Shaodaozi. After drinking it, they feel warm all over their bodies. The stronger the wine, the best thing for them.

Mao Yuanshan asked the logistics department to supply them with white wine, and he discovered another interesting thing: you provide them with food, drink and clothes, but they don’t consider you a friend. But when you serve them the white wine, everyone’s face is full of smiles, as if you are friends who haven’t seen each other for many years, saying that you know them very well, and this is what they like most.