Chapter 87 Eighty-seven, Papa Long "killed countless enemies"?

Chiang Kai-shek wanted to "be worthy of the Prime Minister's spirit in heaven", but what the spirit in heaven looked down upon was: "Hundreds of thousands of troops" were defeated by the Japanese devils within three days, Yuhuatai fell, and three-fifths of Zijin Mountain fell. Father Long said, "Our military police mobilized 6,452 officers and soldiers to defend Nanjing... and fought a bloody battle with the Japanese army for four days and nights." Yunyun, it's too powerful. The "hundreds of thousands of troops" of the Chinese defenders can't match your more than 6,000 troops. Gendarmerie?Can war history brag like this?The actual truth is: the Japanese devils attacked Yuhuatai on December 9th, and they could not hold it on the 11th. It was not the turn of the gendarme to claim credit.It is even more impossible for Papa Long to "fight the Japanese army for four days and nights" after the fall of Yuhuatai, unless it is a fight between ghosts?Tang Shengzhi convened a military meeting on the afternoon of the 12th and decided to retreat. It was after Father Long, who had "killed countless enemies", could not hold on to "stick to Yuhuatai in Nanjing". Papa Long is the one, why is he being blamed by Papa Long instead?

■Long Yingtai's father's private history, we have experienced it, how to say it in Chiang Kai-shek's files? In the "Preliminary Compilation of Important Historical Materials of the Republic of China - Period of Anti-Japanese War", there must be a lot of revelations. □ On December 6, 1937, Chiang Kai-shek sent an important secret telegram to Li Zongren and Han Fuqu's officers, stating: Nanjing is determined to defend the city in the Anti-Japanese War in an attempt to turn the tide of the war. After January, the international situation will change drastically, and China will be able to turn the crisis into safety.

It turned out that "one month later, the international situation will change drastically." Chiang Kai-shek is really naive!Six days later, on December 12, the same Chiang Kai-shek sent another secret telegram to Tang Shengzhi, Luo Zhuoying, and Liu Xing: ... After five days of fierce fighting, the capital remained intact.This all depends on my brother's command, if it is determined, and the spirit of sacrifice... If Nanjing can guard for one more day, the nation will gain a layer of glory. If it can guard for more than half a month, the internal and external situation will change greatly; and we The field army can also respond as scheduled without being encircled by the enemy.

Long Yingtai kept saying that she went to Stanford University to read Chiang Kai-shek's diaries, but I really don't know what she thought.On December 6, 1937, Chiang Kai-shek also called Li Zongren and Yan Xishan to say, "Nanjing is decisively defending the city for the War of Resistance." Huazhen, seeing the morale and strength of our army, he has already turned a blind eye." To put it bluntly, Japan has already seen through it, so why "defend the city to resist the war"?When I went to Stanford to read Chiang's diaries, what I should have read was the inconsistency between words and deeds, but Long Yingtai couldn't see anything.Similarly, on December 12, 1937, the same day that Chiang Kai-shek sent a telegram to Tang Shengzhi and the others, he clearly recorded in his diary: "Today, no one answered the phone at Tang Mengxiao in Nanjing. The enemy has crossed the river and occupied Jiangpu. Is it possible that Nanjing will not keep it?" But they still wrote in a bureaucratic manner, leaving behind the nonsense that Tang Shengzhi and the others "still insist on staying in Beijing for a long time", expressing that it is not their own responsibility.Looking at Jiang's diary, what should be read is the inconsistency between words and deeds, but Long Yingtai can't see anything, and he has no ability to compare historical materials at all.

I flew to California and went to the Hoover Institution of Stanford University. Like a schoolboy, I sat behind a group of rich and poor historians and read Chiang Kai-shek's diaries around 1949 that had just been opened. But God knows what she saw, it seemed that the primary school student had been sleeping for a while, and returned from a coma. ■Is Chiang Kai-shek still asleep? □Chiang Kai-shek sincerely hoped to wait for another half a month, waiting for "a major change in the internal and external situation".Three days later, on December 15th, Nanking was lost.Chiang Kai-shek published the "Chairman Chiang's Letter to the People for Our Army's Withdrawal from Nanjing", which suddenly changed and said:

... Therefore, for the final victory or defeat of the overall strategy of the Anti-Japanese War, today's situation is rather in my favor.Moreover, the center of China's protracted war of resistance is not only not in Nanjing, nor in the major cities, but in the country's countryside and the vast and strong hearts of the people. How wonderful, since the "center of the final decisive victory" of the Anti-Japanese War "is not in Nanjing", what is the purpose of turning on the electricity nine to three days ago and waiting for the "big change" and "big change"? Is it playing the lives of the people?On December 24th, Tang Shengzhi, Luo Zhuoying, and Liu Xing jointly submitted a paper to Chiang Kai-shek, reviewing the gains and losses, a total of twelve points, none of which mentioned the gendarmes of Papa Long. Obviously, 6,452 gendarmes, Compared with the "hundreds of thousands of troops" of regular combat troops, is it too insignificant?But, Father Long didn't think that way, he wanted to take part in creating historical myths, this wasn't the flying dragon in the sky, it was the flying dragon in history.