Chapter 81 Chapter 13 Yuan Shikai Was Framed

The old bear, Xiong Bingkun, will make trouble in Wuchang again, while Beijing and Shanghai are still continuing to solve the assassination case of Song Jiaoren. Yuan Shikai said to Wang Jingwei: After the Song Dynasty case, all searches and interrogations were extremely laissez-faire by the central government. Due to legal issues, it was not allowed to be involved in politics. What Yuan Shikai meant was: I know that you Kuomintang people don’t believe me, okay, if you don’t believe me, you can do your own investigation, interrogation, and find the truth yourself. But at this time, the Xiong Bingkun incident happened, and it was useless for Yuan Shikai to say anything.Gein Xiong Bingkun made trouble in Wuchang again, showing a definite political attitude: the assassination of Song Jiaoren was definitely done by you, Yuan Shikai!If you, Yuan Shikai, didn't do it, why would Old Xiong raise the flag of righteousness again?

The situation suddenly became complicated. In general, it is inevitable to make matters worse. Lin Shuzhi, the former commander of the town army who participated in the attack on Nanjing, and Shen Bingkun, the former governor of Guangxi, died in Beijing.When they died, no one paid attention to them, after all, they were on the periphery of the political struggle.Although they are close to Beiyang, Beiyang will not accept them.Although they joined the Kuomintang, they were also excluded from the core of the Kuomintang - but now, everything suddenly came together.Well done, why did they die?Why didn't Yuan Shikai die?

The conclusion of poisoning is so firmly established! People even pointed out the poisoned murderer—Yuan Shikai's confidant Liang Shiyi. But no one has ever asked, these two figures have no status in the Kuomintang, and they have no threat to Beiyang. Therefore, the current historical materials have contradictory statements about the deaths of the two.Some say they simply died, some say they were poisoned to death. The Song Jiaoren case continues to be investigated, and Cheng Dequan, the governor of Jiangsu, who is in charge of the case, announced all the evidence collected. At this time, Cheng Dequan pointed the suspect at Prime Minister Zhao Bingjun.

The Kuomintang and the Beiyang government launched a fierce battle of letters, scolding each other in newspapers.The Kuomintang accused Yuan Shikai of killing people, while Beiyang made it clear that Sun Wen, the leader of the revolution, wanted to rebel.The development of the situation is even more bizarre. After the murderer Wu Shiying died suddenly in prison, Ying Kuicheng was at ease in prison. He was clearly confident and even asked to smoke opium. In response to Kui Cheng's unreasonable request, it was satisfied immediately. This incident once again aroused the anger of the Kuomintang people. If Yuan Shikai was not the mastermind behind the scenes, how could Ying Kuicheng still be at ease in prison?

Everyone was so noisy that they forgot that Ying Kuicheng was on Chen Qimei's site.If he wanted to smoke opium, Yuan Shikai's nod would not count, only Chen Qimei's nod would count. There is another poor guy who is even more unlucky, he is Zhao Fengchang's brother-in-law Hong Shuzu.Ever since the Song case broke out, it was already doomed to his death.However, his brother-in-law Zhao Fengchang, who was in Shanghai, realized that he had fattened up a big revolutionary tiger. Before the Kuomintang's desire for violence, his influence quickly dropped to freezing point, and he had no way to rescue his brother-in-law.

Even Beiyang could not shelter him, and Hong Shuzu fled to Qingdao. Under the gunpoint of the Kuomintang, no one can escape.Don't talk about a Hong Shuzu. In this year, Huang Yuanyong, a famous recorder of the Republic of China, wrote articles in a spicy style. He scolded Yuan Shikai when he caught Yuan Shikai, and scolded the Kuomintang when he caught Yuan Shikai. In the end, he was assassinated by an assassin. I fled to San Francisco in the United States in one breath, and then I took a rest. I saw a stall selling wontons in front of me, so I walked over and sat down to drink some soup.At this moment, a guest sitting behind him suddenly stood up and pulled out a gun: Huang Yuanyong, on behalf of the people, I sentence you to death... With the bang of the shot, Huang Yuanyong was already dead.

Huang Yuanyong's assassination was also counted on Yuan Shikai's head.It was not until 60 years later that Lin Sen, a veteran of the Kuomintang, suddenly remembered this matter and said: Huang Yuanyong, ah, this person is such a thing. When he died, I was the head of the Central American Branch of the Kuomintang. It was Sun Wen who treated me. I ordered the killing, and I handed over the task to my subordinate Liu Beihai. Liu Beihai was at the wonton stand, killed Huang Yuanyong, and then fell on Yuan Shikai's head. In other words, it was none other than Sun Wen himself who had the ability and was used to driving assassins to kill people.

On page 152 of "Sun Yat-sen's Anthology", there is a talk about assassination by Sun Wen, the full text is as follows: The assassination must take into account the circumstances of the revolution at that time, whichever is more harmful to the enemy or ourselves.If assassination is used to hinder the progress of our other movements, even if we wipe out the enemy's channel, it will be worthless.The enemy's power has not been broken, and its evildoers are nothing more than the replacement of individuals A and B, and I bind them with the goodness of party members, and the price is really not worth it.It is only feasible to correspond to the progress of the revolution and not to shake my fundamental plan.

It can be seen that Mr. Sun Wen believes that it is "feasible" to kill the independent reporter Huang Yuanyong. Where is this feasible? Just like our history, Yuan Shikai was labeled as a murderer for 60 years, until someone couldn't hold back and spoke out by himself. So, is there anyone else who can be killed and planted on Yuan Shikai's head? Is there such a person?