Chapter 151 151, Ma Ying-jeou's face turned green

□In ancient times, Emperor Shizong of the Jin Dynasty once scolded that "when Liao soldiers arrive, they follow Liao, and when Song people arrive, they follow Song." This is exactly the case for the Kuomintang 800 years later.During the Anti-Japanese War, due to the Japanese National People's Congress, it was very natural for the Kuomintang to be a traitor, especially the "general family".The other little radish-headed officers below the school level are even worse.For example, in February 1941, Li Changjiang, the deputy commander-in-chief of the guerrilla column in the Sulu theater of the Kuomintang, led five commanders and eight detachments with a total of 40,000 people to defect to the enemy; Liu Yueting, deputy commander of the Fifth Army, and others also led his troops to defect to the enemy; then Bi Zeyu, commander of the 69th Army of the Kuomintang, led his troops to defect to the enemy.In February 1942, two divisions of the Kuomintang's First Cavalry Army, Zhao Rui and Yang Cheng, also surrendered to the enemy; The two commanders surrendered to the enemy.According to incomplete statistics in 1943, 18 batches of Kuomintang generals had defected to the enemy, including more than 70 officers at or above the general level, more than 500,000 troops, and more than 60 party and state officials also defected to the enemy.Among them, in April and May of 1943, Pang Bingxun, member of the Central Supervisory Committee of the Kuomintang, chairman of the Hebei Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of Hebei Province and Commander-in-Chief of the 24th Group Army, and Sun Dianying, commander of the newly formed Fifth Army, defected to the enemy, which was particularly spectacular.According to the diary of U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau, Jr., he received such a report on November 10, 1944: "This is a shameful record: 100 percent of the puppet army Sixty-two is the former Kuomintang army. Since 1941, there have been sixty-seven full-ranked officers who have defected to the enemy." You see, the number of generals in the "Kuomintang army" is as high as sixty-seven. Seventeen!Ma Ying-jeou said that the Anti-Japanese War was led by the Kuomintang. It turned out that what took the lead was even more brilliant.Ma Ying-jeou's face turned green.