As the Konoe Cabinet, which had just issued its third statement on China, announced its resignation, the successor Prime Minister of Japan was not familiar with, and even had no connection with, Kage Sasotera and others who had been responsible for contacting Wang Jixin and others.
So naturally I have no interest in the "peace movement" that my predecessor was committed to.
This also made Wang Jixin and others feel as if they had been abandoned and had been in Hanoi, at a loss.
This move by the Japanese actually caught Chang Shenkai, who was far away in Chongqing, a little off guard.
Because if at this time, Wang Jixin repented, gave up, and returned to Chongqing, then the matter would not have become hopeless.
And judging from past history, because the party struggle within the Kuomintang is very fierce and the factions are very complex, it is commonplace to expel someone from the party and reinstate someone.
Besides, Wang Jixin was forced to leave overseas more than once before, but he also made a comeback more than once.
Even now, there are still quite a few people in Wang Jixin's faction staying in Chongqing. It can be said that the number of people he took away is still a small number, and the others are still there.
So if he comes back now, pleads guilty and apologizes, and is beaten or punished, then given his status, qualifications and influence in the Kuomintang, he is really not in a good position, so what about him?
Even after a period of time, there is no guarantee that he will not cause trouble again.
Therefore, this time Chang Shenkai also accepted the lessons of the past and had to put Wang Jixin to death quickly.
Therefore, in public, Chang Shenkai was very lenient towards Wang Jixin, which led to many associations, either as being lenient and being open-minded, or as condoning adultery, or even as a "double act" sung by the two.
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But in private, Chang Shenkai had secretly ordered Dai Li to send people to Hanoi to kill Wang Jixin.
Therefore, at this time, batches of killers are already pouring into Hanoi.
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Time goes by and no one can control it at all!
1938 has passed, and 1939 is gradually approaching.
Although these are troubled times, the festive atmosphere of thousands of years still makes the sad Chinese people temporarily forget about the danger.
And Li Wei, who is far away in Shanghai, has been living a relatively chic life these days.
As for the matter of Wang Jixin and Chang Shenkai's secret arrangements for Dai Li to send people to Hanoi to assassinate Wang Jixin, Li Wei did not pay much attention to it.
Of course, two days ago, Li Wei secretly met Zou Xianren, who had returned to Shanghai from Hong Kong.
Now Kusuke Ueda has also died in a plane crash, so it is said that he died in the mountains.
Regarding this matter, the headquarters still issued a document to inquire, but Li Wei had already prepared a draft.
Besides, when Zhang Weijie brought people to Hong Kong to hand over to the military commanders, there were no problems.
Moreover, the plane had a "malfunction" and caused a crash. What does this have to do with the Shanghai Special Operations Brigade!
Besides, no matter how the military commanders investigated the accident caused by Zou Xianren, they concluded that there was no human cause.
Therefore, although Dai Li ordered people from the Hong Kong Station and the Military Command Bureau branch where the plane crashed to conduct a detailed investigation on the matter, no problem was found in the end.
Dai Li could only feel very sorry for this, but the most urgent matter at the moment was to deal with Wang Jixin's matter, so he didn't pay too much attention.
Of course, if he thought about it, he wouldn't be able to find any evidence!
Moreover, Li Wei also sent back Ito Chuji's situation in his previous telegram, so this can be regarded as an unexpected gain for Dai Li.
Of course, Dai Li also understood some of the hidden meanings in Li Wei's telegram, so he handed the matter over directly to Zhang Chaoli.
Zhang Chaoli was naturally very happy about this, and even used his secret contact method to communicate with Li Wei.
Naturally, Li Wei didn't hide anything about his "big brother" and told Zhang Chaoli everything he knew from Kurasuke Ueda.
Li Wei even asked Zhang Chaoli to move the people he had previously asked him to monitor at the right time.
So this time, as long as Zhang Chaoli operates properly, his position can be considered stable.
In addition to this incident, the internal review work of Shanghai Special Higher Education Course has also slowly come to an end.
Of course, Li Wei and Nanping Ryoko still haven't met. After all, the internal review is over, but it doesn't mean that the Japanese headquarters in Shanghai will feel that it's over.
However, Nanping Liangzi still used secret means to inform Li Wei of the news of his safety. In this regard, Li Wei's hanging heart could be regarded as truly relieved.
Because Levi had thought of this situation when formulating the plan to arrest Kurasuke Ueda, so when it came to arresting Kurasuke Ueda this time, Levi never revealed any information to Nanping Ryoko.
I was just afraid that after she found out about this matter, she would be exposed in the review work of the Japanese Garrison Headquarters, and then there would really be no silver in this place.
However, Li Wei is still a little worried about Nanping Liangzi. After all, Nanping Liangzi and himself have always been in secret contact.
Although I have thought about this kind of thing with Nanping Ryoko a long time ago, and even formulated many countermeasures, this time the Japanese Garrison Headquarters is also very strict in conducting an internal review of the Special High School Course. If something is really discovered
Something, that would be troublesome.
So now that he had received the news that Nanping Liangzi was safe, he was truly relieved.
With the arrival of the new year, Li Wei's headquarters and Wang Renqiang's headquarters also received orders from the military command headquarters.
At present, the Wuhan battle has ended, the Kuomintang is in a corner, and now Wang Jixin has clearly betrayed and surrendered to the enemy.
Although most Chinese people are not ashamed of his behavior, many people even directly drew a clear line with him and issued letters of condemnation.
But for other people, these things are nothing more than the best sign that the Chinese government is unpopular and is about to fail.
Therefore, for a while, some pro-Japanese traitors acted against the will, became emboldened, and became very rampant in their activities.
Because Shanghai fell relatively early, and because of Shanghai's special characteristics, traitors are said to be even more rampant.
In response, Dai Li naturally issued a sanction order to the two of them!