Chapter 79 Section 11 United Japan and China

Maybe Samurai Ying said something he shouldn't have said. Since the founding of the Republic of China, the Kuomintang did not say that it followed the rules of the political election game and won the cabinet through votes, but wanted a second revolution to overthrow the government by force.How can this kind of thing be talked about in public? But Wu Shiying has already spoken out, and no one can do anything about him.Then the concession handed him over to the Chinese court, and Chen Qimei sent troops to escort Samurai Ying back, but Samurai Ying never had a chance to go to court again, and he died.

He was poisoned and died in Chen Qimei's barracks. Kill and silence! There is no doubt about this conclusion. In theory, everyone should immediately arrest the person who poisoned Samurai Ying in order to find out the truth of the case.No matter who solves this case, there is only one way of thinking. Except Chen Qimei! Samurai Ying was poisoned to death, and it was difficult for Lao Chen to clean himself up.Coupled with the personal relationship between Chen Qimei and Ying Kuicheng, it is even more difficult for Lao Chen to explain clearly—but it is Lao Chen who is solving the case now, so the conclusion is twisted in the opposite direction.

Moreover, Sun Wen also rushed back from Japan in a hurry. This time when Sun Wen came to Shanghai again, he didn’t stay at Ying Kuicheng’s house—Ying Kuicheng had already been arrested, and no one received him when he went there—but went directly to Huang Xing’s apartment, with the chairman of the Kuomintang. status, call a meeting immediately.Participants included Chen Qimei, Ju Zheng, and Dai Jitao (the radical Dai Tianchou). Regarding the current domestic situation, Mr. Sun Wen put forward three opinions: Union day! Down Yuan! Immediately, immediately, immediately! Regarding the first point, it is to join hands with Japan immediately and invite Japan to send troops to fight Yuan Shikai.In this regard, Mr. Sun Wen said:

The alliance with Japan will benefit the support of Yuan's family and strengthen the KMT's power. Regarding the second point, Mr. Yuan, Mr. Sun Wen said: Yadong, the country of Japan, is my neighbor. It is my blessing to be close and kind to my neighbor.If you help me every day, I will win, and if you help Yuan every day, Yuan will win. Regarding the third point, Mr. Sun Wen said: The Yuan family holds great power in their hands, issues orders, dispatches troops and generals, and acts extremely freely.For me, the only thing I can do is to be unexpected, attack the unprepared, and be quick enough to cover my ears.

Mr. Sun Wen said again: The evidence in the Song case has been conclusive, and the hearts of the people are excited and angry. It is time to use it, otherwise the opportunity will be fleeting, and the regret will be too late. The above information is found in Mr. Liu Bingrong's "The War to Protect the Nation". In fact, Mr. Liu Bingrong also copied the historical materials - but no matter how you look at it, Sun Wen's performance is a bit weird. This case was done by people close to Mr. Sun Wen , the old Chen Qimei is the most suspected, but Mr. Sun insists on drawing the opposite conclusion, which is really puzzling.Moreover, Mr. Sun Wen's motion to join forces with the Japanese to enter the army happened to coincide with Samurai Ying's confession, which is even more depressing.

Headed by Huang Xing, all the party members were moaning and moaning, inferring that a nationwide military operation might not be easy, not to mention that for the death of Song Jiaoren alone, there would be a bloody storm all over the sky. Teach Ren's wishes.But Sun Wen insisted, and believed that Song Jiaoren's death was Yuan Shikai's big conspiracy to destroy the Kuomintang, and he must send troops immediately, immediately. There was no other way, everyone couldn't hold back Sun Wen, so they had to split up and contact people who held military power in various places. The result was reported quickly. Chen Jiongming from Guangdong and Tan Yankai from Hunan argued that the time was not ripe and it was not appropriate to launch troops at this time.Cai E of Yunnan expressed his position and refused to send troops.Someone also contacted Chen Zhiji of the Nanjing Eighth Division—I don’t know who contacted him, but this person was Beiyang Duan Qirui’s son-in-law—of course the son-in-law refused to send troops.

If you don't send troops, forget it. Sun Wen's wishful thinking of contacting Japan and taking China together has to be suspended.