Chapter 98 Section 20 Suspected of Suicide

From Li Liejun's memories, we know that even Guangxi sent heavy troops to Wuchang to fight against Feng Guozhang.Thinking about Guangxi, Cai E was exposed as a revolutionary party a few days ago, and after he was driven away, he sent a message to Yunnan, asking Yunnan not to reuse Cai E.But in the blink of an eye, people have already resolutely revolutionized. There is no priority in the revolution, and the emphasis is on individual performance. As soon as Guangxi became independent, it immediately sent heavy troops to aid Wuchang, and was praised by the fat man Li Yuanhong for his excellent performance.

Even Guangxi, which is thousands of miles away, has become independent, but Jiangxi has only independent Jiujiang, and the provincial capital Nanchang is silent.Jiangxi revolutionaries, what have they been doing?How embarrassing is this for the party members in the provinces. The party members in Jiangxi couldn't sit still, and discussed with each other: So what, let's find a rope... At that time, there was a student in Nanchang Army Primary School, Zhou Yongneng, who was just 16 years old. He described in detail how to use this rope: ...At that time, Fang Xianliang, the commander of the 55th Biaoma Battalion stationed in Nanchang, Cai Sen, the platoon leader, Cai Jie, the engineering team officer, Song Bingyan, the logistics team officer, etc., agreed in advance to attack Nanchang on the night of September 10 in the lunar calendar in response to independence Cai Sen first led the cavalry forward and entered the city. At that time, the two major officials in Nanchang were the governor Feng Rukui and the Xietong Wu Jiezhang. They did not resist, and the revolutionary army soon succeeded...

It turned out that the revolutionaries in Nanchang used that rope to climb over the city wall. No one cared about them when they climbed, and no one cared about them after they entered the city. Little lamb, such a leader is fun. Nanchang has revolutionized and become independent, who should be elected as the governor? Zhou Yongneng narrated: ...Feng Rukui did not want to be the governor, so the revolutionary army pushed Wu Jiezhang to take up the post.Feng Rukuang is kind and generous, and I think he treats our young Lu primary school students very well.He later left Nanchang for Jiujiang, where he was placed under house arrest and finally committed suicide.

Wow, no wonder Nanchang is not independent for so long. It turns out that the party members lack ruthlessness.You see, everyone climbed over the city wall through untold hardships, but they still have to elect the governor Feng Rukui and the coordinator Wu Jiezhang, two old counter-revolutionaries, to come out and lead everyone to continue the revolution.Moreover, the Wuchang party members have a very good impression of Governor Feng Rukui, because Governor Feng likes children, and Zhou Yongneng, a student of Nanchang Army Primary School, saw this strange old man with his own eyes... Hey, what happened next?Why did Governor Feng Rugui go to Jiujiang again?Who made him go?What is he doing there?Also, the kind and kind Feng Rukui was actually placed under house arrest.Who is it, and why?

Regarding Jiangxi governor Feng Rukui being placed under house arrest in Jiujiang and committing suicide, the revolutionary Mr. Li Liejun also mentioned in his autobiography: ... At dawn on the 10th day of September, together with Cai Jie, the company commander of the engineering battalion, he led a team to the city, and the provincial capital of Nanchang was defeated after the imperial court was overthrown.At that time, Yu Fang was the supervisor of Jiujiang, and when he heard the news, he ordered to send a boat to meet and protect Lai Xun, and lived in Sun Mutang's garden with courtesy, so as to show the demeanor of a great country, and not to take advantage of others.But Feng Zu, loyal to the Qing Dynasty, killed himself while taking advantage of the time. I cherished it very much, buried him generously, and listened to his family members to escort him back to burial...

Mr. Li Liejun said: No, what you said is not right. The situation is like this. After Nanchang became independent, Feng Rukui fled everywhere. I sympathized with him very much, so I sent someone to find him and brought him to Jiujiang, where he was placed in Sun Mutang. In the garden, there was good tea, good food, good clothes and good clothes. I was so virtuous and magnanimous, but I was so moved that Feng Rukui committed suicide in the end. This Feng Rukuang is strange. Since you committed suicide because you were loyal to the Qing Dynasty, why didn't you commit suicide when you were in Nanchang, and you went to Jiujiang to die after going to Jiujiang with such great effort.Didn't you hear that committing suicide and going to Jiujiang, and taking off your pants and farting, both belong to the same series: it's unnecessary!

Obviously, this Feng Rukui's death was a bit...inappropriate, somewhat suspected of committing suicide. What Li Liejun said and Zhou Yongneng's narration conflicted here. Who should we trust? I believe that it is useless for anyone. Nanchang became independent, declared an uprising, opened the prison, released the prisoners, and accidentally released the demons and ghosts of the Hongjiang Society.