Chapter 181 Section 7 The Criticism Meeting of the Revolutionary Party

Is there any basis for saying that everyone knows Chen Qimei's identity? Have! It is said that after Sun Wen, Huang Xing, Chen Qimei and Li Liejun joined forces in Japan, they often held meetings to criticize Huang Xing, thinking that the reason why the second revolution failed was because Huang Xing was not good and did not listen to the leader Sun Wen, so Huang Xing Xing must take full responsibility. Chen Qimei was the main force to criticize Huang Xing. One day, there was a criticism meeting, and he took the lead in speaking, saying: "The blame is to blame Huang Xing for not listening to the leader. The leader has already said that it should be launched as soon as possible. The sooner the better, the sooner it is launched." , the greater our chances of winning.But Huang Xing refused to listen and insisted on arguing. What happened?Did you all see it?Failed, this is the result of Huang Xing's disobedience.

Li Liejun was listening beside him, and the more he listened, the more awkward he became. Chen Qimei intended to criticize Huang Xing, but every word and every word was directed at him, Li Liejun, because he was the military leader who led the army.In desperation, Li Liejun argued: It can't be said that way, it would be unfair to put all the responsibility on Huang Xing alone.Take a look at the situation of this uprising. Since the victory of the Revolution of 1911, some old comrades in the League have no desire to make progress and are blinded by profit. , resulting in a mess in the end, should Huang Xing also bear this responsibility?

After hearing Li Liejun's words, Chen Qimei looked at Li Liejun with her eyes and said: The meeting is over. Talking about this incident, Mr. Liu Bingrong quoted relevant information in his book "Defending the Nation": Everyone at that time knew that Chen Qimei was a famous villain who was quick in speech, quick in idea, quick in means, and quick in action. Whoever fell out with him would suffer a loss and be fooled, and whoever had to make arrangements in advance to deal with what he created out of thin air disputes and unprovoked conflicts. Here, historians will poke the bottom of Chen Qimei, who shed blood, sweat and tears for the revolution, and completely negate her character.In addition to accusing the violent old Chen of being a despicable person, he also asserted that anyone who offends Lao Chen will not end well.

Think about it, who has provoked Lao Chen before? Song Jiaoren! It used to be Song Jiaoren, but now it is Li Liejun. So, how did Li Liejun deal with Chen Qimei? It's easy, escape! In his autobiography, Mr. Li Liejun didn't mention the fact that Lao Chen looked at him at all, but said that the police came to visit him from time to time. They showed that they were concerned about people from friendly countries, but they were actually monitoring him.So Lao Li greeted the police and said, "I'll go to the bathroom and I'll be back...slipped out and ran towards the beach."When I ran to the seaside, a Nanyang ship was about to leave the port. Lao Li rushed on board and said, "To save face, I will take your ship to sea today."

The captain came out and said: You look so weird, what are you doing? Li Liejun took out his business card, and the captain was overjoyed. It turned out that this ship was owned by the Japanese Black Dragon Association, which most supported China's revolution.So the captain invited Li Liejun to drink, and when they arrived in Hong Kong, the Japanese embassy found that Li Liejun had returned, and hurriedly sent a telegram to Japan, asking: Why did you let Li Liejun come back without a visa? The Japanese side replied: No, Li Liejun should still be in the bathroom. I don’t quite understand how Li Liejun found out about the telegram sent by the Japanese embassy, ​​but he has since embarked on a journey of traveling around the world. He landed in Calcutta, visited the Egyptian pyramids, watched Italian volcanic eruptions in the Mediterranean, and suffered from seasickness in Marseilles. , Also in the tomb of Napoleon in France, an oil painting of Kublai Khan was found.

What a shrewd person Li Liejun is, he fled quickly just to avoid repeating the mistakes of Song Jiaoren - even the most ignorant of the case of Song Jiaoren, he knew that it was Chen Qimei who did it, because Song Jiaoren was in the limelight. Jian, had already overwhelmed Sun Wen, so he was cleared.Whether it is Tao Chengzhang of the Restoration Society or Song Jiaoren of the Kuomintang, anyone who dares to steal the spotlight from Sun Wen will inevitably end up miserable. Some people don't know this situation, some people know but dare not say it, some people know it but can't say it, such as Li Liejun, who knows but can't say it.Because his biggest enemy was Yuan Shikai, it would not do him any good to expose this matter.All he had to do was to be more careful, not to let Lao Chen take a cold shot at himself, and then take this opportunity to set off another wave of mass activities denouncing Yuan Shikai's numerous crimes, and that was enough.