Chapter 7 "Kill the Wrong Man" Objection

I read "Killing the Wrong Man" by Mr. Cao Juren [2], and I felt very happy, but when I think about it in retrospect, I feel that some of them were unavoidably angry, so I would like to raise a few objections—— From Yuan Shikai's point of view, there was nothing wrong with Yuan Shikai's mass murder of party members after the Revolution of 1911, because he was a counter-revolutionary who faked the revolution. What was wrong was that the revolutionaries were deceived, thinking that he was really a somersault, that he had changed from a Beiyang minister to a revolutionary, so he was cited as the same tune, shed everyone's blood, and floated him to the throne of the president.By the time of the Second Revolution[4], on the surface it seemed that he had made another somersault, changing from a "public servant"[5] into a vampire king.In fact, it is not the case, he just showed his true colors again.

So kill, kill, kill.In the city of Beijing, even the restaurants and inns are full of detectives; there is also the "Military and Political Law Enforcement Office" [6], where young people arrested under suspicion are sent in, but they are never seen to come out alive; In the "Government Gazette", I saw advertisements every day for party members to leave the party, saying that they were lured by friends and mistakenly joined the party. It was soon proved that Yuan Shikai was not wrong to kill, and he was going to be emperor. In the blink of an eye, it has already been twenty years. A young man in his twenties was still breastfeeding at that time. Time flies so fast.

However, Yuan Shikai wanted to be emperor himself, so why did he leave behind his true opponent, the old emperor?[7]?There is no need to discuss this much, just look at the current warlord melee to know.They fight you to the death, as if they are mortal, but in the end, as long as one "resigns", they will be polite, but as for revolutionaries, even if they have not fought, they will never let go .They know very well. So I think that the reason why the Chinese revolution became like this is not because they "killed the wrong people", but because we misunderstood the people.

At the end of the day, I also have some objections to the idea of ​​"killing more people above middle age", but because I am already "above middle age", in order to avoid suspicion, I just keep my eyes on the ground. April tenth. I remember that the original manuscript was under "polite", and there were sentences with the meaning of "maybe there will be a farewell party when I go abroad", which was deleted later. April 12 diary.