It is Kokang and Changchun

　Therefore, if we want to carry out a long-term struggle with the reactionary Liberal Democratic Party government, we must establish a stable revolutionary base, carry out construction in all aspects, and provide various supplies for the revolutionary armed struggle.

　Third, what is revolution, in essence, about? It's the relations of production. A revolution that doesn't touch these relations is no different from the peasant uprisings of ancient China. Wherever our revolutionary army goes, it must carry out economic and social reforms, directly addressing the people's pain points and meeting their urgent needs.

　Only by liberating productivity and labor can our revolutionary base areas continue to grow and fresh blood continue to join our revolutionary ranks.

　To summarize it briefly, it is: to establish revolutionary bases through armed struggle, change capitalist production relations, and meet the urgent needs of the people.

　The productive forces of the masses have been liberated, and we have gained their support. The base areas will flourish and the revolutionary ranks will be expanded.

　As the revolutionary ranks expand, we can fight our way out and expand our revolutionary base areas. This cycle will continue, forming a virtuous circle. Until all LDP reactionaries are completely and thoroughly eliminated and all of Japan is liberated!

　If there was a Chinese comrade present, upon hearing Ibaraki Huashan's words, he would definitely slap his thigh and say, "Isn't this clearly a replica of Li Desheng's theory of armed separatist regime of workers and peasants?"

　"That makes sense!" The Politburo members present applauded Ibaraki Hanasu's logically rigorous scientific argument.

　Ibaraki Hanafu had not forgotten her promise. She then said to the comrade who questioned her, "Comrade, let me answer your question about modern guerrilla warfare..."

　Chapter 285 Tonight is a revolutionary communist (6)

　Fukushima Prefecture's terrain is primarily mountainous, with little flat land. There's only one basin in the west, and two narrow strips of flat land in the middle and along the eastern coast.

　This type of terrain is traditionally well-suited for guerrilla warfare. Generally speaking, the deeper you go into the mountains and forests, the weaker the signal becomes. Japan lacks a robust satellite communications system, so if the Self-Defense Forces want to fight in the mountains, they must carry additional signal carriers to ensure smooth communication.

　This signal carrier is usually a communications vehicle or something similar. If we can destroy it, or if we prepare sufficient graphite powder for disposal, it can have a suppressive effect on modern equipment." Ibaraki Huafan reasoned, pointing out the mistakes of the Politburo members who believed that modern guerrilla warfare was useless.

　"It's not just the information gap. Modern regular armies have many ways to deal with guerrillas, such as carpet bombing, bunker-buster bombs, and defoliants," said the comrade who did not agree with guerrilla warfare.

　"There are many means, but the problem is that Japan is not the United States. The Self-Defense Forces can't afford any of the means you just mentioned." Ibaraki Huashan pointed out that the comrade ignored the difference between the Self-Defense Forces and the US military.

　She slowly analyzed, "The Self-Defense Forces lack strategic bombers and lack the funds to afford the ammunition required for carpet bombing. At worst, we can dig tunnels. Conventional bombing is a sheer waste of money, as evidenced by the Battle of Iwo Jima and the Korean War."

　Bunker-buster bombs were even more impossible; they were incredibly valuable. Furthermore, if the terrain was densely packed, even dropping one at every suspicious location would be a burden not only for the Japanese government but also for the United States. As long as the guerrilla leadership's base remained undiscovered, the Self-Defense Forces would be virtually powerless against them.

　The use of defoliants is unlikely. Not to mention that defoliants ultimately failed to eliminate the Viet Cong guerrillas, from the perspective of international law alone, it is illegal and its use will inevitably cause a humanitarian disaster.

　Not only would that spark public outrage at home, further damaging the LDP's popularity, but it would also give China and the Soviet Union a reason to intervene. The Japanese government is no fool; they should know whether using defoliants would help or hinder them.

　Ibaraki Hanafu paused, then changed the subject and pointed out the most troublesome aspect of modern guerrilla warfare: "The most troublesome aspect of modern guerrilla warfare is how to avoid being tracked by night vision goggles and thermal imaging devices.

　Hiding from thermal imaging is relatively simple. In winter, you can wear thicker clothes and smear frozen soil or snow on your body to lower your body temperature, which can more or less offset the effect. In summer, you can probably only wrap yourself in a blanket made of insulating material for a short period of time.

　Although guerrilla warfare in the current modern warfare environment has many difficulties, it does not mean that guerrilla warfare is completely useless and cannot be fought. This misunderstanding must be clarified.

　Always remember, we are not fighting in one place, nor are we just wandering around in the mountains and forests. We have the strong support of the people of Fukushima City, the sympathy of the people of other cities and towns in Fukushima Prefecture, and the rebellious ship girls and the Maritime Self-Defense Force in Osaka and Yokosuka.

　If we must compare ourselves to anti-government guerrilla forces abroad, our situation is more like the militias in eastern Ukraine than the Taliban, who were once on the brink of collapse.

　"Comrade Chairman, please forgive me for being frank, but aren't you being too wishful? Your plans are based on the assumption that the 6th Division will move south. What if they don't?" said the opposing Politburo member.

　"No, the 6th Division will definitely move south!" Ibaraki Hanasu's firm tone left no room for doubt.

　"Another big gamble?"

　Ibaraki Hanafugi still insisted on her opinion: "Unlike Comrade Nakano, I am not betting, because the 6th Division will definitely move south and leave Fukushima. The combat effectiveness of the ship girls is extraordinary, and the Self-Defense Forces will definitely do their utmost to defend."

　"..."Since Ibaraki Hanasu was very determined, and she was from Fukushima Prefecture, the Politburo members present could not refute anything. After all, they still had to give face to the Chairman of the Central Committee.

　After a lengthy discussion, the meeting finally decided on the steps and specific operations of the revolution; starting with the Maizuru Uprising, Osaka followed closely behind, then Yokosuka "entered Beijing to capture the king", and the 6th Division went south and immediately launched the Fukushima Uprising.

　……

　To launch an uprising, in addition to a resolution, material and personnel preparations were also necessary. Some citizens who had participated in the Fukushima uprising, upon hearing the news of the JCP's revolutionary stance, sought to secretly join the party.

　Most of them have experienced the iron fist of the police and the Self-Defense Forces dictatorship, and some of their relatives and friends have even died at the hands of the reactionary government's violent agencies.

　Becoming a party member isn't something you can just wish for. Even though the vast majority failed to join the party, they all expressed their willingness to support the leadership of the Japanese Communist Party and demand that the Liberal Democratic Party government pay for its disregard for the public welfare, including its passive handling of the nuclear accident and the chemical plant explosion.

　With the personnel foundation in place, the material foundation is also necessary. We can't just have people but no guns. After Eve learned about the latest developments in Fukushima through Ibaraki Hanafu, she contacted Yameimaru Fumi and asked her to help find someone to solve the material foundation for launching a revolution.

　Because of his journalistic nature, Yumeiwan has a vast network of contacts, having interviewed and met many diverse people over his nearly 140 years of experience. In the game's terms, he connects with everyone and is the type of character most likely to trigger plot twists.

　"I have someone who's suitable. She's great at industrial manufacturing, but..." Yumemaru hesitated for a moment and said, "But she's a business person who's greedy for profit, just like that shipgirl named Akashi."

　"How's the quality of her stuff?" Eve asked, ignoring Reimu Maru's reminder.

　"No problem, the quality is excellent." Reimu Maru gave a high evaluation.

　"Are you honest? Do you deliver on time?" Eve asked again.

　"Whether she is honest or not depends on whether the clients pay enough money." Reimu Marufumi gave the most realistic evaluation based on his own contact with her.

　Eve now felt more confident and said, "Okay, I'll trade her in gold, and I'll give her plenty of cucumbers. As long as she gets the equipment right, I won't treat her unfairly."

　So, Reimu Marufumi took Eve to find the supplier, "...Anyway, this is it, Kawajo Hodori, do you want to do this business?"

　"Of course I'll do it. Gold trading is fine, but there are also plenty of cucumbers. I have money and food, so why wouldn't I do it?" He Cheng Hequ was very happy. Such a big client must be waited on and served well.

　She picked up the gold ingot that Reimu Marufumi had brought from Eve as a deposit, and after verifying its authenticity and quality, she held it in her hand and couldn't let it go.

　Looking at the money-obsessed Kawajo Horitori, Reimu Marufumi said shamefacedly, "I hope you can make normal things according to the customers' needs and not those weird things."

　"Of course. Whatever a big shot like that says goes." Kawajo Hetori said excitedly, "Aren't these people planning to revolt and restore order to Japan?"

　"Considering that they are going to fight the Self-Defense Forces, I'll give them some improved Howa Type 89 rifles. This will also make it easier for them to capture ammunition from the Self-Defense Forces.

　The Type 89 rifle has many problems. In addition to the cost, the speed selector has a large rotation angle, trigger feedback, shooting accuracy, and reliability are all problems. However, I have modified the Type 89 rifle myself, and these problems are not solved.

　It has basically been resolved.

　Moreover, the price I quoted for this rifle is 1200 yuan per unit, which is only one-third of the cost of the original Type 89 rifle."

　Eve was stunned for a moment, then said with relief: "You are so conscientious in doing business, you are not at all profit-seeking like Feng Ping."

　"Uh...I'm talking about US dollars," Kawajo Hetori added.

　"Of course it's US dollars, Miss Hecheng. Are you looking down on my financial resources? Isn't gold more credible than the US dollar?" Eve felt that it was really conscientious that the Type 89 rifle, which originally cost more than US dollars, was sold for only US$1200 here in Hecheng Hequ.

　He Chenghe jokingly explained, "It's not that I'm making a small profit, but the original Type 89 rifle's price is ridiculously inflated. It's much more expensive than the American M4 and the German HK416. Who knows how much profiteering and kickbacks Fenghe Company has taken?"

　Eve nodded repeatedly, agreeing with He Cheng He Dao's statement. She then asked if there were any other goods. "Besides guns, do you have any individual equipment and support equipment?"

　"Of course we have tactical boots, helmets, camouflage uniforms, tactical vests, and even drones. Our business scope is very wide, and you can always trust Kappa Heavy Industries!" Kawajo Hedori introduced confidently.

　She took out pictures to show the appearance of these suits, and also gave various data on the quality of these suits.

　"Okay, I want the whole set." Since she has the conditions, she will never let the revolutionary fighters suffer unwarranted hardship. Eve decided to purchase a set of tactical equipment in bulk.

　A wide variety of products is a good thing, but if production doesn't increase, even a wide variety of products will be useless. Eve thought so and asked He Cheng He Dao again, "How much can you deliver by the end of April?"

　"If all the sisters work overtime at full capacity, the output by the time of delivery should be able to equip half a standard regiment." He Cheng Hequ estimated and gave this answer.

　"As a newly-established armed force, it's already quite good." Eve was very satisfied as she looked at these gadgets that were even better than the Self-Defense Forces' standard equipment.

　"If that's not enough, we also have grenade launchers, mortars, rocket launchers, recoilless guns and other heavy weapons!" Kawajo Hetori showed a businessman's smile.

　"What? You even have heavy weapons? You don't have armored vehicles and tanks?!" Eve was shocked.

　"It's not that exaggerated. We currently only have infantry equipment in terms of military weapons, and the production of heavy weapons and ammunition is not good." He Cheng He explained.

　Eve didn't care. She bowed slightly and thanked He Cheng He Qu by lifting her skirt. "It's okay. You've done well enough. Thank you for supporting the revolutionary cause. I'll go to Africa or West Asia to buy some heavy weapons for individual soldiers."

　Chapter 286: Dancing Cranes in the Wind (1)

　Maizuru Naval Base, Japan

　"Yes, I understand. I will complete the task!"

　After receiving the secret message from the Central Committee of the Japanese Communist Party, Xiang immediately contacted all the ship girls in Maizuru Port and arranged the details of the uprising.

　In order not to alert the enemy, Xiang did not call other comrades together for offline discussion, but chose to hold an online meeting.

　Hibiki's call echoed in the Kanmusu's public radio channel, "Mina-san, the organization has decided that we should be the first to revolt, and the time is set at the early morning of May 1st!"

　"That's great, there's finally news... We can finally get rid of those bureaucrats and financial tycoons and give justice to the people." Chunyue's slightly shy words contained excitement about the coming revolution.

　"Haruzuki, I'm really looking forward to the performance of your Akizuki-class in this uprising." Xiang is very optimistic about the effect of Haruzuki's firepower projection on the battlefield.

　After all, the Akizuki-class destroyers were the largest and most advanced destroyers of the old IJN in terms of both tonnage and firepower. With a 100mm main gun that fires every 3 seconds, would you be afraid of them on land?

　"Of course, no problem!" The lively Qiuyue answered quickly, "Maybe my sister Chunyue might not be able to let go, but as for me, I will show no mercy on the battlefield of revolution!"

　Dongyue took over the conversation and said confidently, "Of course! To me, there is nothing to be afraid of! All the Liberal Democratic Party reactionaries are paper tigers! Hahahaha!"

　Originally, Dongyue called himself "Ben-sama" at the beginning, just like Xuefeng, but after teaching his sister and Xiang for a period of time, he changed his name to "Ben-shi".

　"That's not right? I remember one time when we all went to the beach, who was it that hid far away while everyone was eating sea cucumbers with gusto?" Liang Yue smiled and began to dig up her sister's dark history on the public channel.

　"No... no... I just had enough of other seafood! Doesn't this show that I know when to stop eating?!" Dong Yue's defenses were instantly broken when talking about sea cucumbers. She tried hard to control her fear and made a clumsy and ineffective cover-up.

　"Puchi——hahahaha..." Everyone in the public channel couldn't help laughing at Dongyue's reaction and explanation.

　After laughing for a while, everyone continued chatting. Suddenly, Ayanami noticed that the sound of a ship seemed to be missing from the channel, so she started calling the suspected absent person:

　"Ayanami-chan, the revolutionary struggle is coming soon. You, who are known as the demon god of Solomon, won't you say something?"

　"..." After asking, Xiang waited for Ayanami's response, but there was only a slight sound of electricity in the radio.

　"Ayanami-chan

　Comrade Ayanami? Are you there?

　“…” Still no response.

　Hibiki frowned and decided to ask for a break from the public channel. "Pause for a moment, wait for me. I'll go see what's going on with Ayanami."

　Hibiki left her ship and went to Ayanami's ship to see what was going on. She boarded Ayanami's ship and walked around the deck, but found no one.

　"Huh? The cabin door is not locked?" Xiang pulled the cabin door and found that it was not locked. Then he entered the cabin, shouting as he walked.

　"Ayanami-chan, Ayanami-chan! Where are you?"

　When Xiang entered a corridor, he found a place with faint light not far ahead. Xiang walked over curiously to find out what was going on.

　She came to this place where light was shining. The light was from a cabin. The door of the cabin was ajar, and the changing light emanated from the gap in the door.

　"Ayanami-chan, are you in there?"

　Xiang gently opened the cabin door and saw a large LCD TV in a dim cabin showing the game scenes of War Thunder naval battles. Ayanami was wearing headphones, holding a game controller, and standing in front of the TV intently.

　Ayanami controlled herself in the game, calmly moving through the hail of bullets, fighting for an important battle zone with the opposing destroyer.

　"..." Seeing this scene, the veins on Xiang's head suddenly popped out and he roared, "Comrade Ayanami!"

　"Ah?!" Hibiki's yell startled Ayanami. She quickly took off her headphones and looked towards the door. "Hibiki-chan? What's wrong?"

　"The organization sent an order for us to revolt on Labor Day. Now everyone is discussing it, but you are here playing games? I called you on the comms and you didn't even reply!" Xiang frowned and accused Ayanami in a slightly angry tone.

　"Ayanami believes that on the eve of a revolution, one should relax, let the enemy think that nothing is happening today, and then strike a heavy blow when the enemy lets down their guard.

　"It's just like the night before the Nanchang Uprising in China, when the leaders of the uprising not only pretended nothing had happened but even invited the commander of the enemy army to dinner," Ayanami explained why she played games on the eve of the revolution.

　"No matter what, most people wouldn't associate a revolutionary with a heavy gaming geek, so this just serves to confuse people..."

　Ayanami's explanation only made Xiang feel that she was making things up. She helplessly complained, "Although, that's not a reason for you to turn off the radio, right?"

　……

　After being scolded by Xiang, Ayanami lowered her head and admitted her mistake. She turned on the communication system and joined the Kancolle public channel.

　In order to save face for Ayanami, Xiang did not say in the public channel that Ayanami lost contact because she was busy playing games, but found other relatively reasonable reasons to cover it up.

　Then, Hibiki repeated what he had asked Ayanami on the public channel: "Ayanami-chan, the revolutionary struggle is about to begin. You, who are known as the demon god of Solomon, won't you say something?"

　"If it is to save the working people from danger, I am willing to transform into a 'ghost'. In short, as long as there is a need, Ayanami will do her best!" Ayanami, who has come out of her gaming otaku state, said with a firm look in her eyes.

　"Good, very spirited." Xiang was very satisfied with the attitude of each comrade, and then said with high morale:

　"Seeing everyone's fighting spirit so high, I firmly believe that the reactionary rule of the Liberal Democratic Party will inevitably fail, and Japan will have a bright future!

　However, while strategically we may despise the enemy, tactically we must also take him seriously. While objective laws indicate the inevitable defeat of the Liberal Democratic Party, the struggle over specific issues is tortuous and not a one-time, overnight success.

　As the saying goes, a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Great undertakings must be undertaken with care from the very beginning. Therefore, how to carry out the uprising work to the best of our ability is the first step in setting sail for the great cause of proletarian revolution.

　Finally, Xiangcai pointed out the substantive purpose of this online gathering: "I have called everyone together online today not only to inspire people and boost morale, but also to discuss and formulate a specific action plan for the uprising. I hope everyone will brainstorm and put forward their own opinions."

　As the leader of the left-wing Japanese shipgirls, Hibiki naturally proposed her own plan first: "Let me first talk about my plan. I plan to send two shipgirls to help the rebellious Maritime Self-Defense Force sailors attack or persuade those sailors who have not yet sided with the revolution.

　Taking advantage of this opportunity, send another ship girl with a dozen or twenty sailors to attack the port headquarters directly, capture and control the fleet commander and those staff officers.

　All the remaining shipgirls were to head to the port ammunition depot and take whatever they could. Then, following the basic plan given by the organization, they would head south as quickly as possible to Nandan City, where they would be joined by comrades from Osaka.

　During the assault, you must remember that every time you advance two or three kilometers, a ship girl will automatically detach. This detached ship girl will immediately find a commanding height on a hill near a nearby intercity highway or expressway to stop.