Chapter 30 special forces

Dai Li's independence annoyed members of the Lixingshe, who later praised the chief of the secret police, but insisted that they were also important as the KMT's "special forces." Although the loyalty of General Yunong and his contribution to the country throughout his life are well known, but at the time of Lixingshe, he was a surprise soldier who carried out the four major movements, that is, he was loyal to the leader and the entire organization of Lixingshe. An effective boost to implement the various constructions of the Three People's Principles, and help the Kuomintang to implement its decision-making from the central government to the local government.It is also for the Kuomintang government to effectively implement its politics from the central government to the local government.This kind of banner should be clear, and the subject and the object must be different. The Shuli Society, an organization that can inherit the past and usher in the future, led to the third climax of the National Revolutionary Movement, so that people will not misunderstand it as a spy organization.

In fact, in the final analysis, the Lixing Society still played an extremely important role in the propaganda activities organized for Chiang Kai-shek and the Kuomintang. People can even regard the emergence of the Lixing Society as a turning point for a generation of propagandists trained by the entire Whampoa.This generation once temporarily lost its importance after the Northern Expedition ended and the "anti-communist and bandit suppression" propaganda had not yet been fully launched.Seeing those southward migrants take over important positions in the Kuomintang government and become the new "beiyang bureaucrats", while they themselves were excluded, this group of Chiang's disciples had to work hard to create a movement of their own to mobilize public support for Chiang and his civil war in order to regain its place in the political power of the country.

In this sense, the founders of the Lixingshe accomplished a great deal, even if we set aside the exaggerated praise of its defenders.Although the time is only 6 years, its organization has virtually controlled the entire Chinese society, and its constituent elements are also distributed in places where Chinese in Asia, Europe, and the United States live together.When it was founded, only 20 people participated in the ceremony, but in 6 years it has grown to 100,000 people (including members of the "Revolutionary Soldiers Comrades Association" and members of the "China Revival Society").Even so, the Lixing Society remained unknown to the public, and was later mistaken for the Blue Shirts Society, and was gradually ostracized by the Secret Service, which brought Dai Li a greater historical reputation.