[Volume 3] Section 33: Chapter 15 For the heroic spirits who died in battle (Part 1) (1)

----------

Chapter 15 For the heroic spirits who died in battle (Part 1)

Sitting in front of the window of Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum Villa in Nanjing, Chiang Kai-shek was dissatisfied because his wife had closed the window, so he complained in his sharp and fast Fenghua dialect: "This is a little thought. How pleasant is the wind in the evening? It also makes me happy."

I can relax! The sunset is so beautiful."

Song Meiling said warmly and angrily: "But the mountain breeze in the evening is so strong! It's winter now. You pay so much attention to health but don't pay attention to your own body. Aren't you putting the cart before the horse?" Anti-Japanese Blood Sacrifice to Mountains and Rivers 335

When Chiang Kai-shek saw that his wife was displeased, he hurriedly said: "What you said is absolutely true, absolutely true!"

Chiang Kai-shek stood up and straightened his robe and mandarin jacket. He was a very rigorous and meticulous man. From a small figure in the Kuomintang who was not even a third-rate person, through unremitting efforts, he finally took control of the rudder of the huge ship of China.

, Chiang Kai-shek still remembers that when the Kuomintang was in power, he was not among the twenty-four members of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee, and the seventeen alternate members were even **, but he didn't even touch one.

However, Chiang Kai-shek was not discouraged. He was waiting for the opportunity. Finally, Sun Yat-sen decided to send people to the Soviet Union for inspection. He seized this rare opportunity so well that he later competed for the post of principal of Whampoa Military Academy. It can be said that he will bring China to China.

His Machiavellian skills have almost been carried to the extreme, and he even did not hesitate to describe his two-year graduation from Zhenwu School as a graduate from the Japanese Military Academy. The gap between the two can be described as worldly, because one is equivalent to a preschool preparation class, and the other is a preparatory class.

It is a famous and formal school because Chiang Kai-shek clearly understood the eternal truth that political power comes from the barrel of a gun.

Chiang Kai-shek firmly grasped this eternal truth, so the subsequent violent storms failed to knock him to the ground. The Northern Expedition hit the Feng, Zhi, Anhui, Guangxi, and Western Yunnan cliques of the Beiyang warlords.

The Five Route Warlords then attacked the Northwest Army, the Shanxi-Sui Army, and the New Guangxi Clique that emerged after the Northern Expedition within the Kuomintang. Zhang Xueliang's change of flag made his reputation reach the sky, and the Republic of China government also achieved hypocritical unity on the surface.

Just when Chiang Kai-shek wanted to use the opportunity of the German military officer advisory group to reorganize the entire army to seek domestic military and political unification, the Japanese jumped out at an untimely time to cause trouble for him. After the Guangdong and Guangxi Incident was resolved, the Nantian King Chen Jitang became

With no money, Bai Chongxi entered the General Staff of the Nationalist Government in Nanjing. Li Zongren submitted a letter to the central government. The resolution of the Double Twelve Incident also made him regretful that he had missed the best opportunity to eliminate the Communist Party.

Now facing the aggressive Japanese, Chiang Kai-shek still pins his last hope on the mediation of German Ambassador to China Todman. After all, Germany has special relations with China and Japan, and the Nine-Nation Pact is like a bitch's archway.

Generally speaking, now Chiang Kai-shek has finally begun to realize what the so-called international convention is?

It took a long time to formulate international conventions, but they are just for people to violate? The so-called norms of the international community are actually profit-seeking and shameless, and the so-called principles mean that there are no principles at all?

The brutality of the bloody battle at Songhu made Chiang Kai-shek restless in Nanjing. The German weapon divisions he had worked so hard to pull up were all in disarray. More than seventy divisions were involved, but they were still defeated in the end.
Chapter completed!