1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

The struggle for the throne within the Communist Party is quite fierce...

In fact, ever since the word "Soviet" was directly introduced into China, it has failed to gain the understanding and recognition of the vast majority of the people. It was soon completely localized, vulgarized, and divorced from its practical meaning, and even brought some harm.

Of course, another reason for the name change is that the Chinese Soviet Republic cannot represent everyone in the country, and the Communist Party of China is no longer just a force representing workers and peasants.

A comprehensive name change is imperative.

"From your perspective, considering the relationship with the United States?" Chuntian narrowed his eyes slightly.

"Do you mean to say that if the United States harms China's interests one day, you will also 'seriously consider it'?"

"Yes, not only will we seriously consider it, we will also take action as appropriate to retaliate against your infringement."

After hearing the words that were so frank that they didn't seem like what a politician should say, Castle, the US Deputy Secretary of State who followed Springfield to Nanchang, was secretly surprised.

Having worked in diplomacy for decades, I have met countless people and countries that are willing to bend to the will of the United States for their own interests. This is the first time I have encountered such a "hard-core" person as the CCP!

Even when it comes to establishing diplomatic ties with the United States, they actually adopt an attitude of "I may be weak, but we are equals"!

Although he felt a little uncomfortable, Castle knew that Ms. Field, who was always generous and open-minded, would definitely appreciate this attitude.

Sure enough, Chuntian showed a sincere smile: "Then the United States will be happy to establish diplomatic relations with your country."

454 Community of Shared Future for Mankind

Establishing diplomatic ties is a major undertaking that cannot be accomplished with just a few words. There is a lot of work to be done, and the name of the "Chinese Soviet Republic" has not yet been changed.

Therefore, the two sides have only reached a preliminary intention to establish diplomatic relations, and the specific matters will be coordinated and completed by China's "People's Committee for Foreign Affairs" and the US "State Council".

However, there is no doubt that the CCP's actions have touched a sensitive spot for the American president, leading to the establishment of diplomatic ties between China and the United States decades earlier than in history, and closer relations.

At least, the CCP will not be forced to take sides by the international situation.

Just as the negotiations between the two sides were about to come to an end, a clear, yet lazily and inexplicably cunning female voice rang out from outside the door:

"I'm in a meeting. Can I come in?"

When he heard this voice, the atmosphere changed in a subtle and hardly noticeable way.

Li Desheng raised his eyebrows, thinking that this elder sister who had been elusive since arriving in Nanchang had finally been heard from. Her sudden appearance must have a purpose, so he shouted:

"Comrade Shiwu, come in!" "Yes..."

UMP45, rarely seen concealing her features, pushed the door open and greeted everyone without hesitation:

"Hello! Good afternoon, everyone!"

The Chinese Communist Party members who were used to seeing UMP45's behavior did not say anything, but the Americans present were shocked.

So, there is actually another beauty in this world who is on the same level as Ms. Field?

And judging from the looks of it, is he a member of the CCP?

No wonder Li Desheng and the others were so calm when they first met Ms. Field!

UMP45 smiled and greeted the Chinese Communist Party before turning to the Americans and extending her hand to Haruta.

"Nice to meet you, Ms. Field. My name is Ma Shiwu."

However, Haruta, who was known for his kind nature and gentle attitude towards most people, did not extend his hand back. Instead, he sat motionless in his seat, looking at UMP45 coldly:

"First meeting? I'm afraid you remembered it wrongly. Leia, your name is Ma Shiwu now? It's a nice name. If my information is correct, you've only been using it for a short time, right? About last year?"

Leia...Leia?

Everyone stared at Haruta and UMP45 in astonishment. The latter still had that sly, half-smile on her face.

"Oh, I knew I couldn't hide it from you, Ms. Phil." "Haha, I can smell the scent of you 'World Revolutionary Party' from three miles away."

"So you managed to become the President of the United States and cultivate a new 'World Revolutionary Party' to interfere with us?"

"...It seems like he has some of your people around him." "Hehe, who knows..."

"...When did you start interfering in China's affairs?"

"That's much faster than your movements!"

Judging from the hint of hostility in Chuntian's tone, everyone knew that these two top beauties not only knew each other, but there might also be some grudge between them.

Everyone in the United States knows that Ms. Field holds a huge secret, and only today have some clues been revealed for the first time - there must be a very powerful organization behind her.

Everyone on the CCP side knows that the organization behind Comrade Ma Shiwu has been elusive. So, is it because the organization behind Ms. Field has been fighting against them?

Ma Shiwu is indeed not her real name!

Does Ms. Springfield have another name? As for the World Revolutionary Party...

What the top US officials knew about was the "World Socialist Revolutionary Party" established in the United States by the communist Trotsky;

What the CCP’s top brass knew was the “World Communist Revolutionary Party” that had been of great help to them and could be said to have changed the Chinese revolution;

Judging from the conversation, one is the "genuine" and Ms. Haruta's enemy, while the other is a "quality product" cultivated by Ms. Haruta to fight against the former?

Hiss... How many secrets are hidden in these two beautiful ladies and even in this entire world...

Both China and the United States were secretly trying to figure out the huge amount of information revealed in these few short sentences, completely unaware that the two girls in the conversation were rolling their eyes wildly in their hearts.

Commander, oh Commander, just keep making up one lie after another. I'll see what kind of ending your random nonsense will lead to.

Today's scene is mainly because if the World Revolutionary Party, a fabricated organization, does not create some trouble, it will easily arouse suspicion, at least it will arouse suspicion from the Soviet Union.

When making up a story, make it comprehensive!

Use the Springfield President to prove that the existence of the World Revolutionary Party is real!

Of course, this is just someone's bad taste coming out again - if they don't stir up trouble, where will there be so much fun to read in the history books of later generations!

But later we have to give the "organization" in Springfield a name.

Tsk, that's a headache...

The conversation between the two was confusing. It seemed to reveal a lot, but upon closer inspection, it seemed that no "key information" was revealed, making everyone feel itchy but reluctant to ask further questions.

"Forget it... Logically, you should be avoiding me, so why are you showing up again?"

"Of course it's the order from my boss!" "That lady?"

"The person has already been replaced! The one with codename SKK."

Hearing this, Haruta's expression softened considerably. He clearly had a favorable impression of "SKK." He nodded slightly and continued:

"If it's him, I wouldn't be surprised... So why did he ask you to come to me?"

"Send some signals of reconciliation and cooperation." "...such as?"

"A community with a shared future for mankind." "...As expected of him..."

After hearing just these few words, President Field seemed to understand everything, but she also seemed unwilling to be in the same room with UMP45. She nodded, said goodbye to everyone and left.

After returning to his residence, US Deputy Secretary of State Castle couldn't wait to ask:

"Ms. Field, that's..."

The conversation between Chuntian and the others just now was in Chinese, and the translator was stuttering, so he didn't quite understand.

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Haruta glanced at Castle calmly, paused for two seconds, and finally replied halfway:

"He's just a little troublemaker sent by a powerful force that enjoys manipulating the world from behind the scenes."

"...Could it be the Jewish Elders of Zion?"

"Mr. Castle, I'm afraid you've been exhausted lately, and you've even started talking nonsense... Well, let's not discuss this anymore. I have an important task for you."

On the other side, Li Desheng and the others also looked at UMP45 curiously. UMP45 shrugged and explained a few things:

"Nothing. She's had some conflicts with us in the past... well, it was mainly because our previous ideologies and practices were a bit too left-wing... too radical, and she just disagreed. There's no life-and-death feud."

"Oh..."

By saying this much, they had obviously given enough face, and the "sensible" members of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee did not continue to ask questions.

It is obvious that the two sides had quite different ideas on certain things (in the past), otherwise President Field, who always had a gentle smile on his face, would not have behaved like this.

Apart from anything else, the SRP's approach of "secretly planting seeds all over the world without seeking control" is completely different from the approach of the forces represented by Ms. Field, which are directly exposed.

But if you say they are different, the values, world views, revolutionary ideas, etc. that they have demonstrated seem to have many similarities.

At least, Ms. Field certainly doesn't reject the communism that the S.R.P. believes in. However, compared to the American officials who are more concerned about "what exactly is the S.R.P. and Ma Shiwu?", the Chinese Communist Party is very interested in another new term:

"Comrade Shiwu, what do you mean by 'community of shared future for mankind'?" As a great theorist, Li Desheng instinctively realized that this concept, like the "Three Represents", may have much to explore behind it.

"Well... it's a little complicated to explain, and it will be very long." "Then just keep it short."

"...Comrade Li Desheng, you've learned bad things." "Hahahahahaha..."

"Runzhi, ah Runzhi, hahahahaha..."

"This is the first time I've seen Comrade Ma Shiwu get humiliated!"

UMP45 rolled her eyes at the roar of laughter and briefly explained this great concept, which had been gradually extended and developed from the three generations of scientific research of Mao Zedong Thought and Deng Xiaoping Theory.

What is "establishing an economic community of win-win cooperation and common development"? What is "creating a security pattern of fairness, justice, common construction and sharing"? What is "seeking a development prospect of openness, innovation, inclusiveness and mutual benefit"? What is "promoting harmonious and diverse, inclusive and eclectic exchanges among civilizations"? What is "building a community of harmonious coexistence between man and nature"... and so on.

Although it was said to be "briefly explained," how could it really be simply explained? An hour later, the committee members were deeply shocked. Li Desheng even thought, "This is the theory that the Communist Party of China and China should have." It was exactly what he wanted!

No, it should be said that "taking into account the legitimate concerns of other countries while pursuing one's own interests, and promoting the common development of all countries while pursuing one's own development" is something that suits the appetite of "traditional" Chinese people very much!

Mutual benefit and win-win! World peace!

This is like it was tailor-made for the Chinese!

As a result, just as Li Desheng expressed his feelings, UMP45 actually said something:

"That's right. It's mainly about the combination of Chinese culture and communism. We, and they, both want to completely replace the traditional Western zero-sum game with this new concept of win-win cooperation."

"Zero...sum game?"

"American mathematician John von Neumann proposed this a few years ago, summarizing traditional Western thinking. Simply put, if one side wins, someone else must lose, and if one side gains, someone else must lose..."

UMP45 briefly explained the concept of "zero-sum game," causing Li Desheng to frown.

"Static mechanistic thinking states that the world is constantly evolving and matter is constantly being created. How can the total amount remain constant?"

If this kind of thinking is true, then wouldn't the whole world be reduced to a small pool, fighting desperately for a few scraps?

Why can't we see further ahead?

Is this what the colonial scramble among the great powers seems to be all about? Or do they deliberately want the whole world to think this way?

"Yes, but this is one of the core ideas of modern Western thought. Therefore, the international relations we see in the world today are almost completely exclusive zero-sum games. The last world war was just that..."

"Wait? The Last World War?" "Uh..."

Oops, I spilled the beans.

"Well, we judged that World War II was already imminent, and the Japanese invasion of Northeast China could even be seen as the beginning of this new world war..."

After a few words, UMP45 quickly skipped over this dangerous and hopeless topic:

"In short, the logic of zero-sum games is this. Whether it's racial discrimination, trade barriers, or hot wars, they can all be seen as its external manifestations."

"We believe this is an extremely destructive idea for the future of humanity and must not be allowed to become mainstream. Springfield also believes this, so we propose building a community with a shared future for mankind."

A community with a shared future for mankind...what a huge and promising plan.

It is somewhat discouraging but not an exaggeration to say that this plan is much more feasible than the "communist society" that is still being explored.

At the very least, when it comes to dismantling the nationalist and regionalist narratives that are the biggest headaches for communists, this thing is simply a killer among killers.

As long as there is a strong country that firmly and consistently implements it and other followers are willing to cooperate, nationalists who hinder the realization of communism will not be able to cause any major waves.

Fortunately, it was proposed by another communist party, so it was still worth celebrating. Li Desheng thought for a while and asked:

"So, building a global economic integration is the primary goal? Connecting the world economically? And then using these close ties between economies to constrain the political and military behavior of various countries?"

"Yes, if the economic ties between countries were closer than they are now, and if damage to one country's economy could have a fatal impact on another, I believe everyone would be more rational and united..."

"...When all countries become part of a chain of shared interests, they will proactively and passively maintain this chain of interests, rather than the current situation where they sit on the sidelines and even start wars at the drop of a hat..."

"In short, we want all countries in the world to realize that the world is one family. If you want to develop yourself, you must let others develop. If you want to be safe, you must let others be safe. If you want to live well, you must let others live well."

Historically, the United States has achieved some of its goals, but just when it showed a glimmer of hope, it was destroyed by the weak governance foundation of the United States itself and the greed of capital.

The Chinese Communist Party fell into deep thought. Interests are tied...

In the past, some people would have been furious – how could communist and capitalist countries achieve cooperation and reconcile based on their interests?