Chapter 125 Section 3 Bo Wenwei's Big Trouble in Nanjing

The person who entered Nanjing at the critical moment turned out to be Bai Wenwei, commander-in-chief of the Yuan Army in Anhui. As we said before, Bo Wenwei was deceived by Hu Wantai, a member of the Anhui Party, and when Bai Wenwei entered the Metropolitan Governor's Mansion, Hu Wantai stormed the Metropolitan Governor's Mansion again, beating Bo Wenwei so much that he wanted to cry without tears.Fortunately, Shen Dunhe, who founded the Red Cross Society of China, rescued Bai Wenwei, so Bai Wenwei returned to Nanjing to look for Huang Xing...he came to Nanjing at this time. As soon as Bo Wenwei arrived, he first took the post of governor of Jiangsu, and then He Haiming's post of division commander of the Eighth Division. The Nanjing Revolutionary Party immediately became energetic and full of confidence in repelling the Beiyang Army.

Then, Bai Wenwei left a letter to He Haiming, which said: Xiao He, you are not bad, not only can write romance novels, cheat little girls who don't know the world, but also fight, very good, very good, you continue to Fight here, and I will silently bless you in Japan... Leaving this letter behind, Bai Wenwei took his guards and left the city with high spirits. When Bai Wenwei escaped, the army and civilians in Nanjing didn’t know anything about it, but there was a dense blockade on the Beiyang side. As a result, after Bai Wenwei left the city, he was intercepted by the Beiyang Army, and the guards were defeated. He fled to a Japanese cargo ship and crossed the sea.

In all fairness, what Bai Wenwei did in Nanjing City is quite annoying-if you are the governor of Jiangsu, you should not leave immediately, at least not too fast.Since you said you would leave, why are you robbing the governor?Isn't this foolishness? In any case, no one cares about the mess in Nanjing anymore. He Haiming was surprised to find that the positions of the governor and the commander of the Eighth Division had been thrown on the ground. , Continue to lead everyone to fight against Beiyang. Since then, Xiong Bingkun and others also left Nanjing and went to Japan. According to Lao Xiong himself, when he was full of passion and fighting the Beiyang army, the captain of the guard suddenly said to him: Brother Xiong, hurry up, there is still a chance to go now, at least we can still protect you out of the city.

After hearing this, Xiong Bingkun immediately packed up and rolled out of the city.When he left the city, he happened to meet a veteran of the Hubei Engineering Battalion. The old Xiong was overjoyed, so he entrusted his old comrades to exchange for circulation coupons, boarded a Japanese freighter from Dashengguan, and went to Japan to continue the revolution. Old Xiong narrated that when he left, Nanjing was still in the hands of the revolutionary party. But immediately, the Beiyang Army will launch a general offensive. Once this general offensive is completed, the Second Revolution will officially end.Therefore, before the general offensive began, party members everywhere were almost frantically moving, trying to continue the revolution.Therefore, as far as Beiyang is concerned, this general offensive will never be launched too quickly. They need enough time to accept the aftermath of this revolution.