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    Looking forward to the stars and the moon, when Chen Bulei, dressed in civilian clothes, finally appeared in front of Zhang Hanqing, ecstasy was the most appropriate way to describe his mood.

    ¡°Come quietly, his low-key style almost puts Chen Brai in the historical picture.  His simple living habits, the noble mentality (or enlightened attitude) of a scholar who regarded money as dirt, and his outlook on life that did not benefit himself or his relatives and friends made him gain the most important and almost unconditional trust from Chiang Kai-shek, who relied on him the most.  He is a well-known Machiavellian.

    He also has the deep-rooted morality of traditional Chinese intellectuals that "a scholar will die for his bosom friend", just as he was buried with the Chiang Dynasty in official history.  Regardless of political right or wrong, he brought the personality charm of the old-style literati to the extreme. This is one of the reasons why Zhang Hanqing admired him very much - he was a trustworthy person.

    So Zhang Hanqing welcomed him with an open mind. He ordered the door of the Marshal's Mansion to be opened and went out in person.

    Wearing cloth clothes and shoes, with a cloth bag on his back, Chen Brai is no different from the people in the Northeast who go out to the market.  If it weren't for the fortitude and reputation on his face (which has been deeply ingrained in Zhang Hanqing's heart), it would be difficult to imagine that this is the unique Mr. Bray.

    Zhang Hanqing cheered as if meeting an old friend and said: "Mr. Bray! I finally waited for you to come - sir, did you come alone?"

    Although Chen Bui was stunned, he said humorously: "Young Marshal has your destiny, don't you dare to disobey him. However, Bui Bui was worried. After all, 'A harmonious person outweighs the few; a person with a good reputation can hardly live up to it'. As time went on,  I'm just afraid that I will disappoint the young marshal. So Bray is cautious and leaves his family in Shanghai. If he is driven back by the young marshal in the future, he can still have a place to stay in Shanghai."

    Zhang Hanqing laughed, took his hand and said: "I think you should listen to what you said in reverse. You want to come over first and have a look. If I, the young marshal, don't live up to my name, it would be easier for you to leave alone, right?  "

    The two hit it off immediately.

    Later, Zhang Hanqing briefly talked with him about the organizational framework of the People's Party and the topics to be studied, and sincerely hoped that Chen Bulei could become familiar with the relevant theories - in fact, only some of what he knew and remembered were explored by future generations.  After the so-called common sense things in the modern political textbooks are published, we can lay a solid foundation for this.  Of course, the title given to Chen Brai is also very big: Director of the Central Policy Research Office of the People's Party and Editor-in-Chief of the "People's Party Daily".

    Surprisingly, the degree of understanding of the Chinese national conditions and the deep grasp of the Chinese pulse he founded by the People's Party he founded, Chen Blei also felt that the young young handsome was unpredictable.  Originally conceited, he began to worry about whether he could be qualified for the position of director of the policy research office. After all, he was a non-party person before and was not familiar with party affairs. Of course, he should be familiar with the position of editor-in-chief of the People's Party Newspaper.  , but when they first met, Zhang Hanqing gave him such a big gift, which still shocked him.

    It was not just these two positions that made Chen Braile lose. Zhang Hanqing also promised to personally be his introducer for joining the party and would give him the title of Central Committee member after the election.  Since this was the beginning of the founding of the party, basically all party cadres, especially senior cadres, were recruited from above. Zhang Hanqing was not prepared to implement intra-party discipline at this time, so he started with centralizing power.

    This was an honor that was bestowed upon him. Later, Chen Bulei learned that only the three elders of the Fengxian clan, Zhang Zuoxiang, Sun Liechen, and Wang Yongjiang, were Zhang Hanqing's personal introducers to join the party. He also had a mentality that "a scholar will die for his confidant."  .  He began to work hard to integrate into the young marshal's team and win everyone's respect with his superb character and dedicated attitude. This is a story later.

    When Zhang Hanqing ceremoniously introduced Chen Brai to his subordinates, it was inevitable that there would be a commotion.  This middle-aged man with no striking appearance, no political achievements, no prominent reputation, and no ability to restrain a chicken, was entrusted with such an important official position by the young marshal. This cannot but be surprising.  Fortunately, Zhang Hanqing had mentioned their shortcomings to them before. He knew that writing work was their weakness, and he didn't touch his own cake, so he didn't have much resistance to Chen Brai's arrival. He just felt hesitant¡ª¡ªhe deserved less.  A handsome and polite corporal?

    Zhang Zuolin, on the other hand, was very open-minded. Not only did he take the time to meet with Chen Brai in person, but he also supported the important task entrusted by Zhang Hanqing.

    At that time, most of the warlords took it as their mission to expand the army and expand their territory. As for recruiting talents, they mostly focused on military generals. After all, conquering the world still depends on a large number of generals who are good at recruiting and fighting.  However, within the Feng faction, a situation gradually formed in which both civil and military forces were given equal importance. This was true for the young commander and the old commander as well.

    Because Zhang Zuolin knew that the world could not be ruled by military men, under the influence of Zhang Hanqing, he had established a military and political group with him as the core.  Militaryly, the four chariots of Zhang Zuoxiang, Sun Liechen, Zhang Hanqing, and Wu Junsheng each had their own merits, forming a defensive trend; politically, the separation of military and political affairs made the role of civil servants basically in one hand.  In this case, the soil for the separatist rule of military commanders was further weakened, reaching the state of "ruling military affairs with culture" advocated by Zhang Hanqing.

    The United States will have the world's first-class military power in later generations, but the democratically elected president and secretary of defense of the United States can firmly control this behemoth, and its system has great merits.  This system was often used as a reference in the so-called "Danzi" countries in later generations, and it maintained the stability of the country to a certain extent. This system was called "task-based command law."

    The core idea of ??the so-called "task-based command law" is to define the authority of civil and military officials.  Civilians decide "whether to fight and why to fight?" while military attach¨¦s provide guidance on "how to fight" at the tactical level.  In any case, the power to wage war cannot be determined by soldiers. This is determined by the bloody thinking of soldiers. History has proven its shortcomings.

    For example, the notorious Japanese militarism has repeatedly led to irreversible situations in history by a small group of junior officers who "spontaneously" "overcame their superiors". Although this cannot erase the memory of the emperor and the Japanese government at that time |  Responsibility, but the appearance of such a freak was something no one could have imagined at the time.

    ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? Under an unsound political system, elected civilian officials are naturally no match for military generals with heavy troops.

    Therefore, whether Zhang Hanqing separated the military from politics or the military from police, it was all to separate the interests of the military and local governments.  The task of an officer is to train troops in peacetime and obey political needs in wartime, but not to override political decision-making.

    This explains Zhang Zuolin¡¯s efforts to elevate the status of Wang Yongjiang, the leader of the Wenzhi faction, in the Feng clique.  As the vice chairman of the Northeast Autonomous Government and the governor of Fengtian, Wang Yongjiang is Zhang Zuolin's political spokesperson, and his actual status within the Fengtian clique far exceeds that of Sun Liechen and others, although Sun is Zhang's die-hard assistant.

    In addition to Wang Yongjiang, other Wenzhi faction members such as Liu Shangqing, Zhang Huilin, and Wang Shuhan all gained the trust and reuse of Lao Zhang.  Basically, Lao Zhang handed them all the administrative and financial power that he relied on for survival.

    Moreover, in normal times, Lao Zhang also made great efforts to make friends with literati. For example, Liu Zhe, who once served as an advisor to the Jilin Military Governor's Office, President of the Jilin Provincial Senate, and is currently an advisor to the Senate and the President in Beijing, can all be regarded as a scholar and a grass-head king with a green forest background.  Making friends with Zhang Zuolin is really a surprising thing.

    Zhang Hanqing recruited talents from Beijing and Shanghai, and Zhang Zuolin did not let him be the best. His vision of employing people was no longer limited to the Northeast.  Pan Fu, who was known as the "talented scholar of Jiangbei", had already accepted his invitation.

    Pan Fu was born in Shandong and was a prominent figure at that time.  In the early years of the Republic of China, he served under Cheng Dequan, the governor of Jiangsu.  Cheng submitted several petitions for military pay but was not approved, and later handed over to Pan Fu to take charge of the matter.  He changed 18 words in the book, submitted it, and the salary was immediately allocated.  This incident caused a sensation and earned him the reputation of "Jiangbei Talented Man".

    Because of his close relationship with Zhou Ziqi, the governor of Shandong, he was transferred back to Shandong soon after to serve as the Taoist of Quanye Road and was promoted to the director of the Shandong Industrial Department.  It not only advocates the establishment of industry, but also encourages the development of processing industry, agriculture, aquaculture, etc., and puts forward suggestions for creating high-quality products to compete with domestic and foreign countries.  In November of the same year, Pan Fu was appointed as the general manager of the Shandong Nanyun Lake Dredging Preparatory Office, which was also responsible for Shandong Water Conservancy. The preparatory office was located in Jining.  In 1916, Pan Fu was transferred to Vice President of the National Water Conservancy Bureau.

    Not only has he experienced many fields in officialdom, he has also jointly established a number of enterprises such as Jinan Lufeng Cotton Mill, Jining Jifeng Flour Mill, Jining Electric Lighting Company, etc. It can be said that he is a capable official and a man of action.  The Northeast New Deal particularly needs such comprehensive talents in the industrial, commercial and administrative fields, so Zhang Zuolin threw an olive branch and hired him as the director of the Northeast Industrial Committee and the director of Fengtian Industrial Department to focus on industrial construction.

    As a pole in Zhang Zuolin¡¯s military group, Zhang Hanqing is the only person who can politically intervene in Northeastern affairs.  In fact, he not only intervened in administrative affairs, but actually dominated all aspects of Northeastern construction.

    This greatly increased his power, but it also caused some jealousy and took up most of his energy.  In this unpredictable era, he needs to spare time to prepare his next big plan. Therefore, maintaining the current strength more effectively has become his top priority.  Although he had a lot of talents under him at this time, and after a period of running-in, even though the main cadres were responsible for party affairs, politics, military, and economy, Zhang Hanqing still believed that it was necessary to formally establish his own team and straighten out the relationships in all aspects in order to  This established a status within the Fengxian.

    So with Zhang Zuolin¡¯s consent and after in-depth discussions with his generals and advisers, Zhang Hanqing decided to establish the ¡°Young Marshal¡¯s Office¡± to coordinate the relationship between the party, the military and the government.  This office temporarily has two offices, two offices and four directors, which serve as the power channel for him to lead the People's Party and the party's military remotely.

    The first room is the guard room, with Tan Hai and Jiang Huanan in charge of the inner and outer guards respectively, with Tan Hai as the director; the second room is the adjutant's room, with Zhu Guangmu as the director; the first room is the military and intelligence agencies, shared by Lin Wei and Gao Jiyi.  , Lin Wei is the director; the second office is the party and government personnel agency, led by Chen Brai.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com)??.  This office temporarily has two offices, two offices and four directors, which serve as the power channel for him to lead the People's Party and the party's military remotely.

    The first room is the guard room, with Tan Hai and Jiang Huanan in charge of the inner and outer guards respectively, with Tan Hai as the director; the second room is the adjutant's room, with Zhu Guangmu as the director; the first room is the military and intelligence agencies, shared by Lin Wei and Gao Jiyi.  , Lin Wei is the director; the second office is the party and government personnel agency, led by Chen Brai.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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