Chapter 21 21. One of Longyuan Changchun

■It is already very clear that you have determined Long Yingtai theoretically.Take an example.For example, Long Yingtai used a lot of space to write about the civil war between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party and the siege of Changchun: The siege of Changchun should be counted from March 15, 1948, when Siping Street was captured by the People's Liberation Army, thus cutting off foreign aid to Changchun.By May 23, even small planes could not land in Changchun, and they were blocked until October 19.How many people died of starvation in Changchun in the past six months? When the siege began, the population of Changchun City was said to be 500,000, but there were countless refugees from other places in the city, and the total number may be 800,000 to 1,200,000.At the end of the siege, the Communist Army's statistics said that there were 170,000 people left.

You said so many "vaporized" people, what's wrong? The number of people who died of starvation ranged from 100,000 to 650,000, whichever was the number would be 300,000, which happened to be the number quoted for the Nanjing Massacre. There is a guard with a gun every 50 meters along the more than 100-kilometer blockade to prevent refugees from leaving the checkpoint.A large number of refugees released from the city by the National Army are stuck in the belt between the National Army's defense line and the People's Liberation Army's siege line, unable to advance or retreat.The corpses were lying in a haphazard manner in the field, and there were thousands of them at a glance.

On November 3, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China sent a congratulatory message to the frontline officers and soldiers of the Communist Army... In the description of the "great victory" of this battle, the tragic death in the Siege of Changchun was not mentioned at all. "Victory" has entered the history textbooks of New China and has been passed down from generation to generation. It is called the glorious liberation of "soldiers without blood." Is it that simple?Long Yingtai asked a stupid question, why didn't Changchun receive as much attention as the Nanjing Massacre?Why is Changchun not valued like Leningrad?Long Yingtai is still old-fashioned, she only writes about "phenomena" and does not look for "reasons".Tell me why.

□This is not comparable at all.Nanjing and Leningrad were invaded by foreigners, and Changchun was a civil war caused by the revolution by the locals. The "reasons" are fundamentally different.Ask why the Communist Party besieged the city, why not ask the KMT why the city was besieged?First, you have created a "counter-revolutionary" government; second, you have created the taboo of military strategists who "defend the isolated city"; third, you have threatened the people first, and then driven the people to the rear, and used "starving people to fight" to punish the enemy; 4. You didn't surrender in the end, so why bother?If you want to surrender, vote early. Why do thousands of people starve to death before surrendering?On the one hand surrendered, isn't it "glorious liberation" on the other side?On the one hand, he has put down his weapons, but on the other hand, isn't it "soldier without blood"?