Chapter 84 84. Ignorance with Lin Baili

■In Longying Terrace, Lin Baili, who is less than one year old, appeared.It is said that Lin Baili was "born one month before the People's Liberation Army invaded Shanghai...the family rented the "General's Mansion" in Tai Po", that is to say, the whole family fled to Hong Kong.The following is a conversation between Long Yingtai and the capitalist Lin Baili: "Whose General's Mansion is it?" I asked. "Weng Zhaohuan." I opened my eyes wide, "Baili, the landlord of your house in Dapu is Weng Zhaohuan, the brigadier Weng Zhaohuan who fired the first shot in the Songhu bloody battle in 1932?"

Yes, Lin Baili said that he still clearly remembers when he was a child, General Weng called him in front of him, gave him candy, touched his head, and asked him to study hard and serve the country well in the future. Did you see it? □I saw three typos, that is, both Long Yingtai and Lin Baili got the general's name wrong. They made "Weng Zhaoyuan" into "Weng Zhaohuan", and they made mistakes three times in a row.Weng Zhaoyuan was born in 1892 in Chaozhou, Guangdong.His name is Tenghui, and his style name is Zhaoyuan.Joined the army since childhood.Joined the Chinese Youth Party in 1925.In 1929, he graduated from the Japanese Military Academy.In 1931, he graduated from the French Aviation School and returned to China.In 1931, he served as the commander of the 156th Brigade of the 19th Route Army.In 1932, he participated in the 128 Anti-Japanese War.In November 1933, he participated in the Fujian Revolution and served as the commander of the Minnan Army.In 1937, he served as the commander-in-chief of the former enemy of the Kuomintang's first war zone.In 1938, he served as the commander of the Dongjiang guerrilla in the seventh theater.After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he was disarmed and returned to the fields.He went to Hong Kong in 1949 and died of illness in 1972.He is the author of "History of the Bloody Battle in Songhu on 128".

■Are Long Yingtai and her Lin Baili so poor in history? □It's that bad.