January 20, 1920, Harbin.

Chang Ruiqing quickly walked into the combat room he set up in the White-Hai General's Mansion. He took the train back after the first secret meeting with Trotsky yesterday afternoon. When he arrived in Harbin, it was already early in the 20th. After a good night's sleep, he summoned several chief officials from the Northeast Front Command, which had moved to Harbin, to the White-Hai General's Mansion for a meeting.

Bai Chongxi, Lu Yixuan, Wang Junhao, and the new commander of the Central East Road Army Xia Wei, the former commander of the Fifth Army of the Northeast Army, Guo Songling, the current commander of the Second Army of the Second Army, and some of the confidant aides who followed Chang Ruiqing to the north, have been waiting here for a long time. A group of people and others sat around the map platform and whispered to exchange views on this war that had not officially ended.

309 The plan for human liberation asked for monthly tickets. When Chang Ruiqing came in, everyone stood up to greet him. Chang Ruiqing also smiled and nodded to everyone. Everyone noticed that there were many smiles on his face. It seemed that the secret meeting with Trotsky had achieved a lot of results. It seemed that the war was actually over.

Thinking of this, the generals in the room couldn't help but express their regret and regret.

Seeing everyone like this, Chang Ruiqing also sighed slightly. He also wanted to take advantage of the opportunity of the National Defense Forces to defeat the Soviet Union and the Red Army on the Eastern Front to slaughter the Soviet Union? However, China's national strength is obvious. It is strong outside and the middle is fighting, and there is no capital to fight a long-term war with the Soviet Union! Moreover, once China is involved in the Far Eastern Republic, it will separate Japan and Russia, which has become a neighbor, which creates conditions for Russia and Japan to join forces to deal with China! This situation is something China cannot cope with.

He walked to an empty seat in front of the map platform, and then slowly glanced at everyone: "Trotsky proposed a suggestion to exchange territory with us. He wanted to use nearly 510,000 square kilometers of land in Central Asia, that is, the territory north of the Tianshan Mountains and east of Lake Balkash to exchange for 500,000 square kilometers of Mongolia. What do you think?" The 309th Human Liberation Plan asked for monthly tickets.

The first speech was Zeng Qi, the deputy secretary-general of Chang Ruiqing. He shook his head and said, "Yao Shuai, Xinjiang is already a little out of reach. If we get 500,000 square kilometers west of Xinjiang, it may not be easy to defend, right? What if we have another conflict with the Soviet Union in the future..."

"I'm not afraid of this. They attacked the west, so we will attack the north! The Far Eastern Republic and Siberia are much larger than the west." Bai Chongxi replied with a smile.

Chang Ruiqing also nodded and smiled, thinking that his army could conquer the Far Eastern Republic at any time, and the Soviet army could also conquer Xinjiang and western Mongolia at any time, which would form a balance.

Wang Junhao also echoed: "I don't think this land transaction will lose money. The land on both sides of the Yili River at the foot of the Tianshan Mountains is very fertile, and it is not comparable to the bitter and cold land in northwestern Mongolia."

Hearing that Bai Chongxi and Wang Junhao expressed their opinions like this, Guo Songling sighed softly. Because of his outstanding performance in the Battle of Manzhouli-Har-Rigantu Sumu, he was the only officer in the Northeast Army system to be highly valued. However, he once "betrayed" Chang Ruiqing once, and he didn't know when he would wear small shoes. So after surrendering to Chang Ruiqing, he always acted with his tail and didn't speak much during meetings. He actually sighed today, which was really a bit surprising.

Chang Ruiqing smiled and said, "Maochen, what are you good at?" Guo Songling shook his head and said with a faint look: "It's not a good at all, I just feel a little emotional. The 510,000 square kilometers given to us by the Russians were ceded out of the "China-Russia Discussion on the Northwest Border" and the "Ili Treaty". These are all unequal treaties."

Chang Ruiqing glanced at him, moved his mouth and smiled coldly: "Don't think about any unequal treaty, nor do you think about regaining lost territory. The territory occupied by others is theirs! If we have this power to completely defeat Russia, we will not get these millions and millions of square kilometers."

He looked around the people in the room and smiled bitterly: "But do we have such strength? Although the current heavy industry output of Russia is only 30% of that of Tsarist Russia, the annual steel output is still hundreds of thousands of tons! How many do we have? The Hanyang Iron Plant produced less than 40,000 tons of steel last year, and the Pukou Iron Plant in Nanjing can only start production this year, and the output is only 50,000 tons... The sum of the two is less than 100,000 tons.

Moreover, these steels are rails and billets. The special steel that can produce guns and cannons is less than 3,000 tons made by the Shanghai Arsenal. With this amount of steel, we cannot maintain a long-term war with the Soviet Union. Moreover, there is a Japanese with ulterior motives around us! Even the British and American powers who support us on the surface want to use them and be wary of us! I wish we could die with the Soviet Union. They don’t want us to become really strong and threaten their colonies in Asia! So after we defeat the Soviet Union, we should stop as soon as possible. In the future, we may have to form an alliance with this polar bear!"

In fact, Chang Ruiqing's initial plan was to unite the Soviet Union and oppose Japan, but he did not expect that Russia would go to war with Japan while going to war with Japan because of the GCism orthodox dispute. At that time, he realized that the reason why the Soviet Union did this was because they did not regard China as a real opponent at all! In the eyes of the Russian GCD people, even if China has completed unified China, it is still a weak country that they can easily defeat, and the countries that hold this view internationally are definitely not just the Soviet Union!

If China really wants to win international respect and win a ten-year or longer time for peaceful development, if it wants to form an alliance with any powerful country, including the Soviet Union, it must show its muscles to the world by defeating the Soviet Union.

However, after defeating the Soviet Union, we cannot forget that China's real national strength is still very weak. This victory over the Soviet Union was actually a strategic mistake of the Soviet Union and the result of unanimous support from the imperialist powers, which cannot truly reflect the strength comparison between China and Russia. Therefore, after showing their strength and winning international respect, China should still stop when it is better, so as not to expose the essence of being strong outside and doing it at the same time.

In a sense, this Sino-Russian battle is somewhat similar to the "Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea" war in another time and space. Chang Ruiqing chose to stop now, just like in the "Resist U.S. Aid Korea" war, after capturing Seoul, the Chinese team accepted the "five-step armistice plan" proposed by the United Nations (initiated by the thirteen countries including India and the United States also voted for) and ended the war with three perfect victory.

However, most of the people in this room didn't understand what Chang Ruiqing really thought. Especially after he suggested that he might form an alliance with the Soviet Union, Bai Chongxi and Wang Junhao, the eyebrows of these senior generals who "cross-party" gradually frowned.

Xia Wei, who has always been outspoken, asked a question directly: "Brother Yaoru, we have beaten the Russians so hard now. They still don't hold a grudge? Even if they form an alliance with us, they may not be sincere, right?"

Chang Ruiqing looked at him with a smile and said lightly: "International alliances have always only looked at current and future interests, not historical grudges. Britain and France have been old enemies for hundreds of years, but they can still form alliances to oppose Germany? Britain and Germany are all ally for hundreds of years. Their British royal family imported from Germany, so they still turned against others. After we fought with the Soviet Union, the Russians should have realized that China is not easy to mess with.

In this case, they either compromise with Poland and Britain and France in the West, and put their strength in the East and China-Japan; or they unite us to restrict Japan to ensure the Eastern Front, and then regard the West as the main direction of expansion or defense. What we have to do all our efforts is to let the Soviet Union focus its development on the West and let them find trouble for imperialism."

Several generals nodded slightly, as if they understood Chang Ruiqing's intentions. Chang Ruiqing nodded with satisfaction, and then calmed his tone: "Although reconciliation with the Soviet Union cannot be an open national policy in a short period of time, the Northeast Front must actually implement such a policy. From now on, until the formal armistice agreement between China and Russia is signed, I require the Northeast Front to adopt a stable defense policy against the Soviet Union. At the same time, we must launch defenses on the Sino-Japanese border, and strictly block the border with North Korea, strictly prohibit the North Korean Liberation Army, and the Japanese army or Chinese personnel who support the North Korean Liberation Army from crossing the border. In addition, the Northeast Front will also carry out bandit suppression operations in the first half of this year, and strive to spend a few months to make the bandits who have suffered from the Northeast for many years have a fundamental change. These orders will be issued in writing, and everyone understands?"

Seeing that Chang Ruiqing had made the final decision, the generals sitting there did not raise any objections, and they all stood attentively saluted: "Yes! The ministry understands!"

...

Chita, capital of the Far Eastern Soviet Socialist Republic.

The white snowflakes and the cold wind of Siberia drifted down again. In the snow, in Chita Railway Station, neat Soviet Red Army soldiers were boarding the train silently. Hundreds of farewell people organized by the Chita Municipal Committee were waving small red flags in the distance, shouting slogans to defeat Polish imperialism.

According to the current propaganda department of the Far Eastern Republic, the Soviet Red Army's Eastern Front Battle had achieved phased victory. After suffering a heavy blow, the Japanese imperialist and Chinese revisionist troops had withdrawn from the territory of the Far Eastern Republic. In order to avoid further escalation of the war, to show the sincerity of the Soviet Russian GCD and the people for peace, after severely attacking the invaders, the Red Army decided to unilaterally achieve a ceasefire on the Eastern Front...

After the "unilateral ceasefire" on the Eastern Front, the main forces of the Red Army's Eastern Front began to be transferred westward to fight against Poland.

On the platform, two orientals wearing thick tweed coats were walking in a daze. Behind them, there were several orientals wearing Red Army uniforms and carrying rifles. They could tell at a glance that they were from the Eastern Legion. One of the two people walking in front was Huang Baopei, the current Supreme Soviet Chairman of the Far Eastern Republic, and one of the earliest cadres to follow Chang Ruiqing. He represented the Far Eastern Republic to send off the Red Army expedition to the train station. The other was Zhou Elai, the Minister of Organization of the Politburo of China.

After the meeting between Ruiqing and Trotsky on the 19th, Zhou elai did not return to Harbin, but returned to Chita with Trotsky. On the one hand, he continued to act as a peacemaker for both sides, and on the other hand, he talked to senior Chinese cadres in the Far Eastern Republic and the Far Eastern People's Army in the name of the Organization Minister of the Central Committee of China.

"Brother Zhisheng, you are one of the founders of our party and have been trained and tested in the Soviet-Russian War. You are a rare cadre who can bear important responsibilities. The Central Committee hopes that you can return to work in China, and Chairman Chen and Chairman of the Standing Committee want to arrange for you to join the Politburo."

"But I already have a wife and children here..."

"Oh, really? Then I want to congratulate you."

Huang Baopei smiled bitterly: "The other party is a Russian named Lida Ustinovich. He was originally a cadre of the Political Department of the Oriental Legion, and now he is the district party secretary of the May 1st District of Chita City, the Communist Youth League."

Perhaps it is because the blonde and blue-eyed Russian girls are really charming. Now the top-ranked Russian G-Chinese Gang have married Russian wives or fucked Russian beauties. Moreover, these Russian women are basically all Russian GCD cadres, and many of them are members of Cheka!

However, Zhou Elai had an indifferent expression: "That's not better. You can let Lida return to China with you. I can help her arrange a job in the central government." He looked at Huang Baopei's face with a strange look, waved his hand again, and smiled: "Zhisheng, it's not a big deal to marry a Russian wife. Now many young generals in the Chinese National Defense Forces have also married Russian wives. Most of their relationship is very harmonious and their lives are happy."

Huang Baopei shook his head and thought to himself: "Can that be the same? He married a noble lady from the Belarusian aristocratic family, and he married a female Red Russian soldier. Although he was also a beautiful woman, most of the comrades in his bones..." He forced a smile: "Actually, I am quite good here too. I am the chairman of the Supreme Soviet of the Far Eastern Republic, and a member of the Russian Far Eastern Bureau. I am also a rank-in-grand official."

Zhou E paused for a moment, lowered his voice and said, "Zhisheng, are there any difficulties you have? Is it here in the Soviet Union..."

"Nothing, nothing..." Huang Baopei's face was a little gloomy, but he didn't say anything, just kept shaking his head.

Zhou E Lai naturally saw something wrong. He certainly heard about the red terror implemented by the Russian GCD in the country and within the party. He thought about it and said tentatively: "Now the Central Committee of China is preparing to carry out GCism experiments in Xinjiang, which requires many capable and willing to endure hardships. The Central Committee hopes to recall some comrades sent to Russia to work."

Huang Baopei knew that Zhou E wanted to take him out of the right and wrong place in Russia. He nodded gratefully at the other party and whispered: "Comrade Trotsky is very interested in the GCism experiment in Xinjiang. Now he really wants to realize GCism."

Zhou Elai seemed to have heard something and asked in a low voice: "Are there many party members in Russia who do not want to realize GCism?"

Huang Baopei smiled and pointed at himself: "Yes, there are many such comrades! And I am one of them. But in order to protect yourself or climb up, on the surface, everyone tried their best to pretend to be a firm Bolshevik."

Trotsky did not go to the train station to see the Red Army off at this time. He was still staying in his villa in Chita, holding the conversation record with Chang Ruiqing on the 19th, and looked over and over again, but he didn't know how long he had been looking. Skryngsky sat opposite him, with a serious face.

It was quiet inside the room, and only the whispering sound of paper shaking was heard.

At the end, Trotsky shook his hand and placed the recording file on the table. He took off the glasses on the bridge of his nose, twisted his eyebrows with his hands, and sighed deeply: "The question raised by the revisionist leader is very profound, very profound... The key to the success or failure of our career is to improve social productivity to the point where it can reach the threshold of GCism before the ideal of GCism is shattered."

"...But how can we quickly improve social productivity? Russia is too backward. According to the theories of Marx and Engels, gcism should first win in truly developed capitalist countries such as Britain, the United States, Germany, and France, rather than succeeding first in backward Russia and the more backward China. This means that Chang Ruiqing's theory is in line with Marxism... Our ** is actually a bourgeoisie dressed as proletariat, and what will be established in the end is the dictatorship of the bourgeoisie rather than the dictatorship of the proletariat!"

Listening to Trotsky's doubtful tone, Skrynsky also frowned. He could not understand why Chang Ruiqing, an Eastern warlord, became a revisionist theorist? He also muddled the mind of the prophet Trotsky?

Trotsky was still muttering to himself: "The problem that the party may face now is that when the social productivity is far from the height required by GCistan society, it is used to manage the Russian economy by organizing production... And when the social productivity is not developed enough and the living materials are short of living materials, how to allocate shortage of living materials will become a problem, and it will also be a severe test for all of us GCD members!"

He suddenly raised his head and looked at Skryngsky opposite: "Comrade Skryngsky, do you think our party can withstand the test of a long time without deteriorating?"

Skrynsky took a deep breath and said loudly: "Comrade Trotsky, there is only one test facing the party now, which is how to ignite the raging fire of the European world! The first victory of the world in the relatively backward Russia does not mean that we will fight alone for a long time! Because this battle is a world-wide battle. In Europe and the United States, the anger of the proletariat is about to erupt like a volcano! As long as we defeat imperialist Poland on the Western Front and sprinkle the fire of the capital towards Europe, victory will definitely belong to us!"!!!
Chapter completed!