Chapter 88 88. The historical myth of Papa Long

■It seems that this father dragon is a real god, a little gendarme, not only has the courage to fight, but also has the courage to make history. □ This is where the danger lies. If you meet an expert in history, you will lose your way. ■The life experience of this military historian is also strange.This father Long, who was eighteen years old during the Nanjing Defense War and thirty years old in 1949, how could he only survive to be a military police company commander under Chiang Kai-shek?That's weird. □What about the company commander? It's glorious.Long Yingtai's memories are:

(Mother) Meijun's husband, Long Huaisheng, led his gendarmerie to guard Tianhe Airport closely.Not long after, he felt that the most glorious mission in his life came: "In May 1949, the first president arrived at Tianhe Airport on the China-US-1. At that time, Vice President Li Zongren, Premier Yan Xishan and other senior leaders were present. The airport greeted me, and during this period, I urged my subordinates to be vigilant day and night to prevent accidents." Even Long Yingtai's knowledge of history felt a little wrong.Long Yingtai wrote: I flipped through Huaisheng's handwritten autobiography and thought, Dad, in May 1949, Chiang Kai-shek had already resigned, not the president, and besides, you remember the time of May wrongly, right?At that time, Nanjing, the capital, had changed flags, and Shanghai was about to fall. Chiang Kai-shek took the Taikang ship and the Jingjiang ship back and forth between the coast of Zhejiang and the islands of Taiwan, inspecting the situation everywhere, and thinking about how to arrange the strongholds for counterattacks in the future. He did not go to Guangzhou in May. what.

It is true that Chiang Kai-shek did not go to Guangzhou in May. He went to Guangzhou on July 14th, which Long Yingtai did not know.Papa Long said "May", but it was nothing. The problem was Papa Long's mentality. At that time, Chiang Kai-shek was just a commoner, and Papa Long was a platoon leader of the military police. It's so honorable, don't we feel a little servile?