1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

For some things, we have to compromise and make concessions before the CCP becomes strong enough.

For example, what were the thoughts of important investors like Tan Kah Kee? "Listen, this is only one side of the story."

Wang Jiaxiang, who had obviously been thinking about this for a long time, interrupted them hastily:

"Secondly, we can also use this opportunity to launch a large-scale campaign to rectify the atmosphere, just in time for what happened in Ruijin! We can completely make combating corruption, promoting integrity, and improving Party spirit a normal practice!"

Li Desheng's eyes lit up.

Rectification!

Rectification!

In fact, he had been thinking about this for a long time!

In Li Desheng's plan, the rectification campaign was not only aimed at combating corruption and promoting integrity, but also aimed at rectifying other "evil tendencies" within the CCP that were either already deeply rooted or were just beginning to emerge.

For example, when writing summaries and reports, they write a lot of nonsense, trying their best to show and exaggerate the achievements and strengths, while glosing over the mistakes and shortcomings;

For example, they are arrogant and unwilling to really bend down to conduct on-site research, and make subjective judgments, which completely violates the principle of seeking truth from facts;

For example, the bureaucracy is strong...

Of course, these flaws and shortcomings still seem so "insignificant" in front of the real big problem, which is:

The CCP is still an immature political party.

If they were mature, they would not have jumped back and forth between "left" and "right"; if they were mature, they would not have been led around by the nose by Wang Ming and his people under the banner of the Communist International and the Soviet Union;

If they are mature, they will not resort to force to deal with people with ideological problems if ideological problems cannot be solved.

If they were mature, they wouldn't be tempted by "quick victory" and "hedonism" after just a few victories...

Facts have fully proven that in China, simply reciting the teachings of Marxism is not enough. Marxism-Leninism must be Sinicized and must have the CCP's own unique characteristics!

In short, Li Desheng not only wanted to fight corruption and promote integrity through the rectification movement, but also wanted to use the opportunity to eliminate the remaining poison of Wang Ming's line, rectify ideological chaos, improve the ideological awareness and knowledge level of party members, and improve the style of the entire party!

Before, Li Desheng was still wondering how to bring up this matter, but now, isn't this "going to the city to exchange wives" incident a good starting point?

Wu Hao also thought of this, and even thought further: after rectifying his thoughts, could the ideas related to President Field and the "Three Represents" be seamlessly integrated into the CCP's theoretical system?

Then, Wang Jiaxiang proposed a third idea:

"...Third, I believe that in the future, all Party members who wish to marry or divorce must report to the Party organization, detailing the circumstances, and only after obtaining approval can the divorce proceed. This must become a system, and its scope should be expanded."

After a pause, he continued:

"Also, after my last conversation with Comrade Ma Shiwu, I've come up with a few more radical ideas..."

The "three-person group" quickly reached a consensus, brought the matter to the level of the Central Political Bureau, and passed the resolution almost without any resistance:

1. Seriously criticize the comrades involved in the "going to the city to exchange wives" incident, requiring them to write a report explaining the reasons for the divorce and the woman's family background. At the same time, these people will be listed as key observation targets;

In addition, all marriages and divorces of Party members and cadres must be reported to the Party organization to which they belong and approved by the higher-level Party organization. The Party organization must provide information on the woman's family background, strictly enforce "monogamy," and prohibit the taking of concubines or second wives.

This can be regarded as a settlement and conclusion of "past history" - since it was the old society, we will not go into details, but if you still dare to do this in the new society in the future, don't blame the organization for being too tough.

2. Learn the essence of the "Grievance Conference" and launch a comprehensive rectification movement within the Party of "examination and self-examination," "criticism and self-criticism," and "exposure and self-exposure."

The reason was simple: all the "liberation fighters" had to go through this process to join the Red Army. We, the "true red" Communist Party members, couldn't be inferior to these "latecomers," right?

3. Establish a "personal reporting system for party members and cadres" and a "property disclosure system for party members and cadres". Every year, they will first report on their marital status, property status, spouse, children and other related information, and then conduct random inspections.

Communism is still a long way off. Party members can of course have legal and reasonable personal assets, but they must accept the review of the organization. If they are unwilling, they can withdraw from the party on their own initiative.

Originally, Li Desheng and Wang Jiaxiang wanted all party members to follow this set of rules, but others disagreed, thinking that this was too demanding and that the organization's strength was currently insufficient and difficult to achieve, so they gave up.

In any case, after these three points were thrown out, the "entry into the city farce" that had caused so much uproar and was almost a laughing stock for the people was suddenly put to a screeching halt.

Most of the women who used to love going to jewelry and clothing stores quickly left these places and returned all the jewelry they had borrowed;

For some who are reluctant to leave, their husbands will take them home and discipline them. For the very few who refuse to wake up, they will divorce directly.

Of those who had originally clamored to change wives, most immediately cut ties with their new girlfriends, except for a few who had genuinely broken up and some who were simply blindsided by their beauty. However, they didn't know they were being targeted by the Discipline Inspection Commission.

Not only that, during the subsequent rectification and investigation process, some very "interesting" things were exposed - some of these people's new girlfriends came from families of well-known reactionary capitalists, and some were simply Kuomintang spies.

Now, it is useless for some people to regret it - their future and prospects have been ruined by their own concerns about their lower body.

Because later, an unspoken rule was put into place within the party's top leadership: anyone who married into a capitalist family would not be promoted, no matter how outstanding their achievements were.

Businessmen are not allowed to interfere in politics, this is an iron rule.

As for "personal report" and "property disclosure", they are even more powerful moves.

If you report it yourself, your legal and legitimate financial institutions will certainly not pursue it and will help you keep it confidential.

Of course, you can also choose to hide your eyes, but what will happen if you hide your eyes and are found out?

Why don't you consider how many incredible corpses are buried outside the city of Nanchang? This killer move not only deterred all party members and cadres, but also to a certain extent "expelled" some people with weak wills and ulterior motives.

Just as Deng Xixian, the secretary of the Ruijin County Party Committee, said, "Since we've all come to make revolution, of course we have to bare our hearts, lungs, and kidneys for the Party to see." A truly good Party member would never feel resentful or even oppose this.

Regardless of whether they will change in the future, at least for now, these party members who can be said to have "nothing of their own" will not try their best to obstruct the "personal reporting and property disclosure system" like those in later generations.

As for those who have more or less crooked motives and bad deeds, they dare not openly oppose it, but are also unwilling to disclose their assets. They are even more afraid of being exposed, reported, or even liquidated in the future if they make false reports...

After much deliberation, they decided that the best approach was to learn from the wisdom of their predecessors in Ruijin and simply leave the Party!

The smarter ones knew to hide their identities and go to the countryside, and never to become Communists again;

The foolish ones simply defected to the Kuomintang, which actually triggered another wave of "escape"!

Despite the KMT's outcry, the CCP Central Committee, which already has a ruling party mentality, has remained remarkably calm this time around:

"As long as you're not a traitor, run away! If we can purify the revolutionary ranks in this low-cost way, it will actually be beneficial to the party's governance."

Although there will be no more Long March on this world line, some people and some problems will be exposed earlier and handled better, which will cause less harm and damage to the Party and the government.

In such a vigorous atmosphere, the visiting delegation of US President Mrs. Springfield finally arrived in Nanchang.

449 We are the world

"Welcome! Welcome! Warm welcome!" "Welcome Ms. Field to Nanchang!" "The people of Nanchang welcome President Springfield!"

All sorts of simple ribbons and welcome banners filled the city, and Nanchang's streets were empty with people waiting on both sides of the road near the Nanchang Water Treatment Plant's ferry terminal;

The Red Army soldiers and a large number of security personnel nervously observed everyone, doing their utmost to maintain order, hygiene and security at the scene;

The leading cadres of the Communist Party of China, led by Li Desheng, Wu Hao, Wang Jiaxiang and others, stood at the front, watching the cruise ships slowly approaching in the distance.

As the whistles sounded one after another, the ship slowly approached the shore, the escalator was lowered, and team after team of American soldiers and staff ran down and lined up in two rows.

Then, the figure that everyone was looking at appeared in the field of vision. Wu Hao waved his hand, and the military band immediately played the American national anthem. This was nothing unusual, it was basic etiquette;

But after a brief performance of the national anthem, the band unexpectedly played the "Springfield March," which had only just been released, and the pitch and rhythm were exactly right!

This is even more surprising than when I first heard the song.

Although the on-site layout was indeed simpler than that of the Japanese, the Chinese Communist Party had obviously been paying close attention to Ms. Field's itinerary and had taken so much effort to come up with this song, which was really thoughtful.

Americans are not aware of the delicate relationship between the CCP and Northeast China. Most people have similar ideas in their minds and suddenly develop a favorable impression of the CCP.

Chuntian stood there smiling and listened to two songs quietly before walking down the escalator and shaking hands with Li Desheng who came to greet him.

That’s right, the person standing in the first position to welcome them was not Wu Hao, but Li Desheng, Chairman of the Central Government of the Chinese Soviet Republic.

Because Wu Hao is only the General Secretary of the Communist Party of China, although he actually manages the administrative and internal party affairs of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, but Li Desheng is the real head of state, so it is natural for him to take the lead in such matters;

Moreover, before Chuntian's true political attitude can be fully confirmed, the CCP wants to downplay its "communist color" as much as possible, so it is more appropriate for Li Desheng to be mainly responsible for foreign affairs negotiations.

"Hello, Ms. Field, I am Li Desheng, Chairman of the Central Government of the Chinese Soviet Republic. Welcome to Nanchang."

"Hello, Mr. Li Desheng, I am Chuntian, the current President of the United States of America. I am very happy to have you here to greet me."

After a brief exchange of pleasantries, Li Desheng began to introduce the CCP cadres who were participating in the reception to Chuntian:

"This is Wu Hao, General Secretary of our Party, this is Wang Jiaxiang, People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs of our country, and this is..."

When the CCP introduced themselves, the American people were also silently sizing them up;

Putting aside other things, what surprised the American personnel the most was the attitude of the Chinese Communists when they saw Springfield.

One word - calm.

It goes without saying how beautiful Ms. Field is;

But compared to the Japanese, who, with the exception of Fujiwara no Kanezane, lost their composure and even showed their pig-facedness, and the people of Northeast China, where only the important figures remained calm, the CCP was far too calm!

Not only were the bigwigs calm, but the little soldiers below also showed only a slight look of surprise, and soon devoted all their energy to their own work.

This is so abnormal!

Can't you see such a big beauty?

Is it that the charm of the world's most beautiful woman is not enough to make you fall in love? Americans are very conflicted now.

On the one hand, they hate people fantasizing about their Saint, but on the other hand, they feel unhappy when someone really stops fantasizing about her.

But overall, the Chinese Communist Party's attitude of respecting but not being obsessed with Field still made the American people who followed him quite satisfied and even vaguely respect him.

After the greetings, Chuntian made a request to Li Desheng and others, that is, to allow her subordinates to move freely in Nanchang and other areas controlled by the Communist Party of China to investigate local customs and folkways.

The Communist Party of China readily agreed to this and quickly selected a group of comrades who knew English to go along.

If you have nothing to hide, you are certainly not afraid of people seeing you.

Moreover, the comrades in Northeast China had already informed the Party Central Committee of the reasons for the investigation. So, with the exception of a small number of the president's entourage and foreign journalists, the hundreds of other Americans, just as they had done in Northeast China, dispersed.

On the other side, Chuntian and his group followed Li Desheng and other greeters to receive the public's welcome and then arrived at a...

"A bus? This is a modified Chevrolet truck from my country, right?"

"Yes, this is Nanchang's first bus. It's very commemorative." "You're going to let me ride this?"

This simple question made the other CCP members nervous for a moment, but Li Desheng replied calmly:

"Yes, we are still in a difficult situation. We don't have the ability to produce even a single screw for automobiles. Moreover, all the captured cars have been modified for use by the military and civilians. We really don't have any cars to welcome you."

Before fleeing, He Yingqin, the commander of the Nanchang Headquarters, forcibly requisitioned almost all the trucks and cars in Nanchang to transport valuables and personnel. This resulted in the CCP having no cars available when it occupied Nanchang.

Another reason is that if these leading cadres all start to drive cars, the lower-level cadres will definitely follow suit, which will have a very bad impact on the morale of the entire team.

Therefore, since the broken cars abandoned by the National Army could not be repaired, and it was impossible to use trucks to pick up President Field, it would be better to invite him to take the bus, which would be somewhat "people-friendly".

Several of her attendants felt that the CCP was somewhat disrespectful to Ms. Field, but she herself was all smiles:

"Then I would be disrespectful."

After saying that, she stepped in first, and the others quickly followed. A group of future bigwigs squeezed into a shabby and narrow bus that could not exceed 20 kilometers per hour, and arrived at a place with the clanging sound.

"...Is this the Nanchang Monastery?"

"Yes, it has now been renamed the Nanchang People's Orphanage, and our General Zhu serves as the honorary director."

After a pause, Li Desheng added:

"There are five orphanages like this in Nanchang, and most of them are children we take in."

Looking at the staff member holding a blinded little boy on his left hand, a little girl with her right arm cut off on her right, and more disabled children behind him, Haruta took a deep breath, knelt on one knee, and stretched out his arm:

"Be good, children, come into my arms and let me hold you."

In fact, according to the Ordinance on Care of Orphans, in order to avoid causing secondary emotional harm to these poor orphans, Springfield should not embrace them if it is unable to adopt them;

Although she knew that these rules were very reasonable, when she saw the tragic scene before her, how could she bear it?

The children were hesitant to agree until they noticed that the familiar "uncles and aunts" behind Chuntian were nodding. Then they walked over cautiously and were hugged in their arms.

Then, big tears fell on their heads and on the ground.

Reporters nearby quickly took pictures of this historic moment, and the best one was later called "Tears of the Eternal Saint."

These children, who had been tortured to death by the monks, were originally very afraid of "foreigners" like Springfield, especially those with blond hair and blue eyes.

However, Haruta's kindness and heartache were clearly felt, so after being embraced, the children's bodies gradually stopped trembling.

The oldest girl, the one whose tongue was cut off and eyes were gouged out to take care of infants, carefully touched Haruta's head and made some "ah" sounds, as if trying to comfort him.

Seeing this scene, everyone present shed tears, and a group of Americans were particularly moved and ashamed.

Despite such suffering, he still loves the world and has good intentions in his heart - isn't this what Ms. Field said, a true believer?

Although the Nanchang Monastery incident was not caused by them, they all belong to the same Christian system, and it is a disgrace to everyone in the Western world.

As expected, Catholicism and the like are all false religions that distort the will of God!

A few minutes later, Chuntian released the children, wiped his tears, stood up, and said to General Zhu: