In addition, Lao Jiang also demanded that the Red Army must completely obey the dispatch and command of the Military Commission after reorganization. This was also unacceptable to Taizu, who insisted on independence. Not to mention that the two sides had deep hatred and could not trust each other, but it was directed at Lao Jiang's clumsy tactics.
Military capabilities and the tradition of rejecting dissidents, if the command of the Red Army is really handed over to the Military Commission led by him, it will be equivalent to asking the commanders and soldiers to die! In addition, the Red Army is good at mobile warfare and guerrilla warfare, while the Communist Party basically only
They also need to carefully discuss how the two sides will cooperate in attacking and defending positions. These issues also exist between Chiang Kai-shek and the major warlords, and the Soviet Union's assistance to the two parties also needs to be discussed in detail, and a large part of it even dragged on to the full-scale war of resistance.
It was only after the outbreak that an agreement was finally reached. Of course, these are all things for later...
There is another thing that must be mentioned during this period. The ninth Panchen Lama Chokyi Nyima, who was in exile in the mainland, felt that his time was running out and was eager to return to his hometown. In the past few years, he begged Chiang Kai-shek and various warlords, but everyone was busy.
During the civil war, he had no intention of sending someone to escort him into Tibet. After the Red Army captured Xinjiang at an incredible speed, Quji Nyima immediately saw the hope of returning home, and immediately came to Xi'an to plead with Duke Zhou. The great man received the telegram
Later, he believed that this was a good opportunity to safeguard the reunification of the motherland and expand the political influence of the Red Party, so he ordered Fang Yongle to lead 15,000 Red Army troops to escort Quji Nyima into Tibet. After hearing the news, the Tibetan Kashag government immediately sent troops to stop it, but even the Ma Jiajun
How can the Tibetan army, which cannot be defeated, be the opponent of the Red Army?
However, although Fang Yongle easily defeated thousands of Tibetan troops, altitude sickness caused the Red Army to suffer greater casualties than the battle casualties. However, the commanders and soldiers were not frightened by the difficulties. They resolutely climbed over the high mountains and continued to advance towards Lhasa, helplessly.
The Kashag government in Tibet had no choice but to send envoys to sue for peace. They agreed to let Quji Nyima return home, but found it difficult to accept the Red Army's request to station in Tibet. But at this time, Chiang Kai-shek also learned of the news and immediately telegraphed the Western Sichuan warlord Liu Wenhui to let him
He sent troops into Tibet to prevent the Red Army from completely controlling Tibet. After all, although Tibet has a sparse population and an underdeveloped economy, it is still very large. If Tibet was also occupied by the Red Army, then the area of the Soviet area would be larger than Chiang Kai-shek's own territory.
, where does this put his face? However, Chiang Kai-shek's desperate act to save face objectively put a lot of pressure on the Tibetan Kashag government. They finally gave in during the negotiations and agreed to the Red Army's entry into Lhasa. Although the Tibetan Kashag government also invited
The government sent troops into Tibet to check and balance the Red Army. However, after the Red Army took root in Tibet, it began to actively build two roads into Tibet and vigorously trained cadres of all ethnic groups who were proficient in Tibetan and Tibetan languages, making full preparations for the complete liberation of Tibet in the future.
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The conversation was divided into two parts. After learning that the Xi'an Incident broke out, Hu Weidong was convinced. The negotiations with Ford immediately progressed rapidly. The cooperation agreement was officially signed before Christmas. Not long ago, the leather bag company "Zhongfu International" was registered in the United States under its name.
Oxygen top-blown converter, Jeep and other off-road vehicles, fluidized boiling furnace roasting technology, zinc-manganese alkaline dry battery (the earliest alkaline battery, historically invented in 1950 and patented in 1957.), structural components of isoniazid
With the production process (this kind of drug is easy to control, there is no point in keeping it secret. You can only apply for a patent, which is different for penicillin.), ballpoint pens, etc., a total of 57 patents have been applied for in the United States and in other countries (except China, but at this time
There is no concept of patent protection in China.) The right to apply for a patent (Note 1), through a technology stake in the form of a joint venture with Ford to establish "Sino-American Ford Co., Ltd.," referred to as "Zhongfu Co., Ltd." (Note 2),
In addition, Ford must immediately pay US$30 million in cash to Zhongfu International, which is equivalent to Hu Weidong's 70% ownership of these patent rights in exchange for US$60 million.
In fact, relative to the real potential value of these patents, even if it is only 70% of the ownership, the total value is definitely far more than 60 million US dollars (Historically, Jeep's sales revenue during World War II alone was hundreds of millions of US dollars. If it can monopolize
Market. The profit should be at least tens of millions, and any of the other inventions listed above have a larger profit margin than a Jeep, especially small commodities that are inconspicuous but in great demand, such as ballpoint pens and dry batteries.), but
This is not the 21st century. The venture capital industry has not yet fully developed. No matter how important the invention or patent itself is, it is difficult to sell it at a high price. What's more, even a large consortium with total assets of more than one billion US dollars cannot have cash.
In fact, the flow of money was far from being as abundant as most people thought. Therefore, after Hu Weidong demanded immediate cash payment because he was anxious for the Anti-Japanese War, the price would naturally be greatly reduced. Fortunately, the contract was signed before the full-scale economic crisis broke out in 1937. Otherwise, Ford
I'm afraid the company may not be willing to pay so much cash...
However, Hu Weidong specifically asked for cash, and paid it immediately, because he wanted to make up for the losses within the wall. Naturally, there was a reason. Within a few days after the negotiation, another economic crisis was more rapid than when the Great Depression broke out in 2029 (but due to
Short-lasting and relatively less destructive.) swept the United States and quickly spread to Europe and even the world. Hu Weidong was able to purchase various machinery and equipment on the list at a much cheaper price than before the negotiations, and recruited employees
As a result, the asking price for American talents to work in the base area was reduced a lot, and the losses were immediately recovered. Although Hu Weidong is not very good at economics, how many people in later generations don't know that "cash is king" in a bear market?
Note 1: Given the current situation of the Red Party, it is impossible to apply for patent rights in all countries in a short period of time. Therefore, Hu Weidong proposed a plan to sell the patent application rights together. For Ford, although this plan
The cost is relatively high, but as long as it can earn more, it is still acceptable. Old Ford has never been a person reluctant to invest...
Note 2: The company’s total share capital is 10 million, with Ford accounting for 40% of the shares and Zhongfu International accounting for 30%. The remaining 3 million shares were listed for fundraising at a basic price of US$10 per share, with all proceeds going to Zhongfu International.
It can be understood that Zhongfu International originally held 60% of the shares, but now scoops out 30% of the shares and sells them in the market.].ps: Because the stock price is "too high", most U.S. banks and securities firms are unwilling to subscribe. Fortunately, Situ Meitang
In the name of supporting the Anti-Japanese War (and also using the big tree of Ford to improve the situation of overseas Chinese in the United States), the patriotic overseas Chinese in North America and even some patriotic overseas Chinese wealthy people in other places were widely mobilized to buy in large quantities. Only then were all 3 million shares sold.
Later, as the company grew and grew, the value of the stock continued to rise. Americans who did not buy it because it was too expensive at first, and those extreme banana people, all regretted it. The Chinese people's enthusiastic participation in the company even made Zhongfu's actual controlling shareholder
The power is in the hands of the Chinese. Of course, these are all things for later... (To be continued. If you like this work, you are welcome to (.) vote for recommendation, monthly vote, your