Chapter 145 145. I want to tell Qi Bangyuan

■Why don't you write something to her? □Because I have too much to say. ■Now let's talk a little bit.That was the real "1949", Long Yingtai didn't know it.Long Yingtai is the daughter of Chiang Kai-shek's military police company commander, and Qi Bangyuan is the daughter of a Kuomintang official under the patronage of Chiang Kai-shek. Nine".Tell me, how do you tell the author about your impressions after reading it. □What I want to say first is that it is much more solid and delicate than Long Yingtai's book, because Qi Bangyuan has kept the scope very tight.As for other things to say, it is nothing more than: Sister Qi, what I can say is: the anger of your father and daughter is suspicious, because you don’t doubt Chiang Kai-shek’s world, you have screwed up everything all your life, politically Well, Uncle Qi believes in fakes like Kang Ningxiang until he dies; in terms of literature, your eldest sister Qi believes in fakes like Li Qiao, and you have never stopped until now.Uncle Qi finally returned to the Kuomintang, and you, Sister Qi, have believed in the dead "Republic of China" and the non-existent "Taiwanese Literature" all your life, and you will also "promote the English translation of representative Taiwanese literary works to the Western world"!Your English proficiency is one thing, and your clear mind is another.Look at your memories in 1990. You recalled that Zhang Xueliang came to President Rong to see Uncle Qi’s illness. They hadn’t seen each other for 45 years. You wrote:

This meeting stirred up my late father, who had always been calm and peaceful, for a long time. He recalled the past and the past, and often asked himself: "If we could cooperate back then, what would Northeast China be like? What would China be like?" Even if time goes back, cooperation is not easy.On one side is the young master of the warlord who is in power at the age of twenty, and on the other side is the idealist who insists on human dignity and democratic reform. The gap is hard to bridge. Sister Qi, in the eyes of our historians, compared to the "warlord young master", she was by no means an "idealist who insisted on human dignity and democratic reform". Uncle Qi followed Chiang Kai-shek and Chen Lifu as they thought There are too many people who are against "human dignity", "democratic reform" and "idealism" when it comes to saving the country and the people, right?What kind of idealism is Uncle Qi?When Li Zongren was still the president, Qi Shiying proposed in the regular meeting that "President Jiang should be invited to come out to see the matter." Wasn't Qi Shiying the fault of Qi Shiying's first flattery when the Party Central Committee "decided to ask Mr. Jiang to reinstate his post"?Regarding Qi Shiying's reactionary history, there are actually many historical materials. "Yan Baohang Chronicle" breaks the title with just a few lines:

1942 (the 31st year of the Republic of China, Renwu) forty-eight years old In order to control the national salvation groups in the Northeast, Chiang Kai-shek ordered CC member Qi Shiying and others to organize the "Northeast Four Provinces Anti-Enemy Association", and forced the "Eastern General" to merge into the organization, and it is strictly forbidden to use the name of the "Eastern General" to carry out activities.Baohang, Gao Chongmin and other former "Eastern General Managers" refused to join the "Northeast Four Provinces Anti-Enemy Association". After the "Eastern President" was forced to disband, Baohang continued to work on the anti-Japanese united front of the upper-class people from the Northeast according to Zhou Enlai's instructions.

In short, sister Qi, you are too alienated from modern Chinese history. As the daughter of Qi Shiying, of course you will have good words, but the historical truth is "although filial sons and grandchildren cannot change it", the whole book, when it comes to big issues, you are a layman up.Let’s talk about your field of Western literature.But, what a pity, you locked yourself up on the island of Taiwan, and you were buried with literature, taught a lot of fake things, and did a lot of wrong things.You said to me: "Li Ao, yours is a great literary work." But I asked you: "Then why didn't you translate it into English?" You have no words to answer.