1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

"Mainly the Japanese Army." "Japanese... Army?"

"Yes, this is the biggest enemy of the Japanese king and the biggest enemy of the puppet country in Northeast China."

Jiang and Dai were confused again.

How could the Japanese Army interfere with their own Highness and the pseudo-country they controlled?

"Principal, Director Dai, you may not know this. According to our students, there is a serious conflict between the Japanese Army and Fujiwara no Kanezane. We can even say that their announcement of a withdrawal from Northeast China is actually an attempt by Fujiwara no Kanezane to expel dissidents."

This judgment was indeed a bit unheard of, and the two of them took it more seriously.

"...The Japanese Army wanted to control Northeast China, but their methods of control... Fujiwara no Kanezane had a different approach... The two sides were constantly fighting openly and covertly. The Japanese Army withdrew from Northeast China, but was very reluctant, so they left many people to infiltrate..."

"Oh..."

After hearing what the Northeast King said, Jiang and Dai immediately saw many problems in the Northeast more clearly!

That's it!

The Japanese are not united among themselves!

Although there had been a vague suspicion of this for a long time, this time it was confirmed!

Dai Li couldn't wait to show off:

"You mean to say that if we can find a way to provoke a conflict between Fujiwara no Kanezane and the Japanese Army, there will be chaos in Northeast China?"

"No, Director Dai."

The future emperor shook his head:

"The Japanese attach great importance to hierarchy. Fujiwara no Kanezane is likely to be the future emperor. They will definitely not violate this rule openly, otherwise the army will become a target of public criticism."

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Dai Li was silent for a moment, and Chiang Kai-shek continued to ask: "Then what do you think should be done?"

"I have three plans. You can use them separately or together." Someone raised three fingers and gave a plan to assassinate him:

"1. Send someone to assassinate Fujiwara no Kanezane. Even if they fail, it will anger him, causing him to lose his way and make the wrong decision..."

The two nodded slightly.

Although it is indeed a bit difficult, it is considered the most basic of basic operations.

"Second, they are using propaganda to sow discord between Fujiwara no Kanezane, the Japanese Emperor, and the Army, causing conflict between them and either having Fujiwara no Kanezane transferred back to Japan or causing them to rebel against the Japanese government..."

"Isn't he the future emperor?"

"Students believe that's because the Emperor currently has no children. If he has a son..."

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The rest of the story goes without saying; the Chinese understand this better than anyone else. "Well, that's good. What about the third plan?"

"Third, we must learn from the Northeast in all aspects, from administrative management to military management, learning from the barbarians to defeat them!"

"

This suggestion made Chiang Kai-shek silent for a moment. Thinking of the "simplified Chinese characters" and "Three Represents" and other boring things, he felt a little unhappy:

"...How do I learn?"

"I discovered something while in Northeast China: Fujiwara no Kanezane intended to become the emperor of China. He was trying to build momentum for himself and make the entire Northeast remember his kindness. I think this is something we can learn from."

"this..."

"Principal, students believe that some of Fujiwara no Kanezane's actions are correct. The country should be centralized, not so-called democratic!"

Chiang Kai-shek's eyes suddenly lit up and he urged:

"Go on!"

"Yes! Too many ideas will lead to chaos, too many leaders will lead to multiple orders, and too many cores will disperse power! Therefore, a country can only have one leader, one idea, and one core!"

Mark slammed the table and said:

"A country should have a single leader who governs all thoughts, culture, politics, and military affairs! Otherwise, the country will be in big trouble!"

"good! ! !"

Chiang Kai-shek couldn't help but applaud and laugh:

"Okay, okay! With such insight, I think you are qualified to be a major general now!" He had been planning to establish a dictatorship, and now Wu Shi's words really hit the nail on the head.

The Major General's words were no joke. Mark smiled shyly.

"You're too kind, Principal. I still have a lot to learn." "Young people shouldn't underestimate themselves."

Chiang Kai-shek was extremely satisfied and looked at Dai Li again:

"Yunong, take a look, how do they compare to the people under you?" "My students' men are far inferior to Wu Xuedi..."

Although he felt a little uncomfortable, Dai Li had to admit that the intelligence obtained by "Wu Shi" was far more detailed than that obtained by his subordinates who had already been arrested, and his knowledge was incomparable.

At present, the most successful person under his command is a young man named Shen Zui, but he only managed to get a job in the Queen Company and was even sent back to Shanghai to work. His understanding of the Northeast is very limited.

Whether for his own career or to suppress talents that might threaten his position, Dai Li wanted to get this outstanding student who was said to be from the 8th class of Whampoa Military Academy:

"Principal, how about you please be so kind as to transfer Wu Xuedi to a student?"

"Hahahahaha... Wu Shi, you're willing to offend those two to come see me this time. Do you have any ideas?"

Chiang Kai-shek once again emphasized Song and He, intending to completely sever their relationship with Wu Shi and completely take the young man under his own name.

He thought that since this guy had reached this point, he must be seeking a promotion. In that case, he could give him the rank of major and arrange for him to be under Dai Li's observation and training. However, he did not expect that the other party had a different purpose.

"Principal, I'm not here to ask for an official position, but to ask for your permission." "Oh? What permission?"

"Students would like to ask the principal for help and allow them to visit the Communist bandit territory in Nanchang."

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The smile on Chiang Kai-shek's face froze, and the temperature in the room dropped several degrees.

Communist bandits, this is a word that is countless times more sensitive than Northeast China.

In the eyes of Chairman Chiang, if the Communists had not always been against him and Li Desheng had not caused the "Wuhan Defeat", he would not have suffered the humiliation he suffered today.

In Dai Li's eyes, the Communist bandits were the culprits who destroyed all his efforts in the previous few years and were his mortal enemies who almost destroyed his "Fuxing Society" just after its establishment.

How can the Japanese who invaded China be as hateful as the Communists?

Now, someone suggested to them that they "go to the Communist Party to have a look"? This is really embarrassing...

After a moment's silence, Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek asked, "Why do you want to go over there?"

"Students have traveled to many places, but they don't know much about the Communist bandits. So they want to see how they deceive people and find their weaknesses so they can defeat them in the future."

"...How much do you know about Communist Party theory?" "Not much, but I've read most of it."

hiss...

Dai Li gasped.

Wow, this is the first person who admitted in front of the Chairman that he had read the Communist Party's theory, right?

But Chiang Kai-shek did not seem angry:

“What do you think of their theory?”

"I personally believe that their so-called 'equality for all,' 'power to the people,' 'socialism,' and so on, are pure wishful thinking!"

"Oh? Tell me about it?"

Chiang Kai-shek was greatly surprised.

He didn't dare to publicly express his wrong views on such things! After all, this is also part of the "Three Principles of the People"!

"I personally believe that it is impossible for people to be born equal, and it is impossible for there to be no classes. Even if people are born the same, they will be different after they grow up."

Wu Shi looked at Dai Li, then at Chiang Kai-shek, and began to spout nonsense: "Forgive me, but just like Director Dai and the Chairman, the relationship between them is already established. Do you think Director Dai and the Chairman are equal? ​​Do you think Director Dai and I are equal? ​​Absolutely not!"

"I've also heard some things from the common people. For example, Zhu Mao and others are close to the people and claim to be equal, but what is the reality? They must have a large number of guards around them, but do ordinary people have them? How can we talk about equality for all?"

"So students believe that equality for all is just a trick to fool ignorant people and children, and to trick people into death. People should enjoy what they are in a certain position. Otherwise, who would have the desire to strive for success?"

"As for 'returning power to the people,' that's nonsense. How can the people, ignorant and foolish, possibly participate in politics and manage the country? Ultimately, the country is still managed by the elite. Returning power to the people will only plunge the country into chaos!"

"Socialism is even more nonsense. No matter what kind of society it is, it always needs people to manage it. Don't even think about expecting the state and government to replace individuals!"

"Good! Good! Good!"

Jiang Jieshi slapped the armrest, shouted "good" three times, and looked at Wu Shi with a look of relief:

"Your thinking is so mature. I'm not afraid that you will be bewitched by the Communist bandits if you go to Nanchang."

Chairman Chiang Kai-shek did not realize that when he said this, he had actually fully exposed his inner fear of communist ideology.

Some time ago, an investigation report on the Nanchang Flying Squadron's collective surrender to the Communist Party with their planes came out. It is said that these pilots surrendered to the Communist Party because they were exposed to the Communist Party's ideology.

The fact that an entire squadron of pilots had surrendered to the Communist Party was so horrifying that it forced the entire Nationalist government to strengthen political scrutiny and surveillance of pilots, even making them afraid to fly easily.

Although this caused a lot of dissatisfaction and resulted in many outstanding pilots from the original Northeast Army system being blocked outside the door and transferred elsewhere, it ensured absolute safety.

As a feudal emperor, nothing was more important than his personal safety. "Principal, the Communist bandits' rebellion in Nanchang caused my father's death from fear. I have an irreconcilable hatred for the Communist bandits. I only regret that I am powerless to destroy them. How could I have been deceived by them?"

"Oh, that's..."

After the two sides talked for a full two hours, Chiang Kai-shek was completely convinced that the guy in front of him was an intelligence genius who hated the Communist Party to the core but was able to hide his emotions very well.

Why wasn't such a genius discovered sooner?! "Wu Shi... Oh, by the way, do you have a courtesy name?"

"Please forgive me, Principal. My father passed away early, and there are no other elders in the family, so I don't have a courtesy name yet."

"How about I give you a courtesy name?" "Thank you, Principal! I'm truly honored!" "Hmm..."

Chiang Kai-shek began to think seriously.

Originally, for someone like Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, whose cultural level could be described as burning books and burying scholars alive, giving someone a courtesy name that matched their given name was too much of a burden. Furthermore, the name Wu Shi was notoriously difficult to choose.

However, since this guy's ideas were basically the same as his, he actually came up with one:

"Muzhi, how is it?"

It's bad, I'm pockmarked.

"Muzhi, Muzhi... Does the principal want students to be down-to-earth, have a bright future, and help him govern the world?"

"Ah? Ah! Yes, yes, yes! Good, good, good, you are worthy of being my student, hahahahahaha..."

Dai Li was also there to help out:

"Congratulations to the principal for having a beloved disciple."

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Not long after, Mark left with the appointment of "Major Chief of the Intelligence Department of the Renaissance Society" and went to the Nanjing dock humming a song. According to his original plan, he took a boat to Nanchang and lurked in the core of the Communist Party of China according to Chiang Kai-shek's orders.

Codename: Dusk.

Note: I took it myself.

The agent followed silently:

"Commander, a few of our followers have been diverted elsewhere... Also, I've prepared the attack you planned. It will definitely draw Chiang Kai-shek's attention, and he'll have no time to focus on you."

"Um...Agent." "Commander?"

"What do you think? Should I also try to get an identity with the CCP?" "...It's up to you. I'll try my best to prevent you from getting confused." "Hehe, let's go!"

459 The Tragedy and Rebirth of a Chemical Industry Giant

Due to the visit of the US President and the recent influx of people in Nanchang, the Red Army's inspection had to be much looser. In addition, with the help of the Kuomintang's secret service, Mark and the agent easily got in.

It has to be admitted that after entering the area controlled by the Red Army, the efficiency and integrity of the institutions along the way clearly and directly rose by more than one level.

Extortion is basically non-existent. If someone offers money, they will generally refuse it sternly. If they are "too eager to pay", they may even be suspected of having bad intentions (and most of the time they are).

Anyway, Mark witnessed with his own eyes a greedy CCP cadre extorting a seemingly ordinary small businessman on the pretext of "carrying dangerous items." The businessman then flashed his ID and said, "I'm from the Discipline Inspection Commission!"

I was so scared that I peed my pants on the spot.

In the future, this would definitely be labeled a "fishing expedition," but in the eyes of the current CCP, it doesn't seem to be a big deal at all, because they think, "If you can't even resist this little temptation, what's the point of revolution?"

It's pretty good. Anyway, seeing corrupt officials in trouble makes everyone happy, no matter if they really hate corrupt officials or just hate them because they can't become corrupt officials themselves.

“Hahahahahahahaha…good good good!”