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Chapter 841: Prelude to the establishment of the puppet regime

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    In addition to being busy dealing with the chaos on the northern front, the top Japanese military officials were also busy supporting Wang Ni to take power and thereby split the National Government.

    Wang had no confidence in the war of resistance. Although he wrote anti-war stereotypes to decorate the appearance of the war, his most popular work was still scolding the guerrillas, saying that they were just wandering around without fighting.  Although Wang held a high position, he was under the suppression of Chiang. Therefore, Wang Jingwei and Chen Bijun felt that they were dependent on others and were very depressed. If he became an independent king and the court was small, he would eventually defeat the Niu Queen, and he would suffer from national rickets.  It worked.

    As early as 1938, Wang Jingwei sent Mei Siping, Gao Zongwu and others as representatives to hold final negotiations with Japanese representatives Kage Sasakiaki, Imai Takeo and others at the "Chongguang Hall" near Hongkou Park in Shanghai. After 8 days, the two sides  After bargaining, the so-called "Chongguangtang Agreement" was finally reached.

    According to this agreement, the two sides agreed to conclude a China-Japan anti-communist agreement. Inner Mongolia was a special "anti-communist" area, and Japan stationed troops in the "anti-communist area".  We must also recognize (tacitly acknowledge) Manchukuo, abolish Japan's extraterritorial rights in China, and return Japan's concessions in China.  The economic cooperation between China and Japan provides special convenience for Japan in the development and utilization of North China's resources.  To compensate the losses suffered by Japanese nationals in China due to the incident, Japan does not require compensation for war expenses.

    As a condition, the Japanese troops will withdraw within two years after peace is restored.

    Another extremely important issue is the Japanese military¡¯s divide and conquer strategy against China.  The Japanese military feels that a unified China is always a threat to Japan, and the best way to eliminate the threat from China is to divide China into several countries and "divide and rule."

    The Japanese army first created a Manchukuo in Northeast China, then created a Provisional Government of the Republic of China in Peiping headed by Wang Kemin in North China in December 1937, and then created a Nanjing Government headed by Liang Hongzhi in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River in April 1938.  The reform government of the Republic of China.

    The Japanese originally planned for Wang Jingwei to establish a local government limited to Yunnan and Guangxi, but Wang Jingwei insisted that the local governments of Liang Hongzhi and Wang Kemin must be abolished, and China should be unified led by Wang Jingwei's central government.  Because Wang Jingwei was very firm on this issue, Japan finally gave in and agreed to Wang Jingwei's new government to lead China uniformly.

    After reaching an agreement, Wang Ni began to plan to leave Chongqing, and then with the support of the Japanese, he went to the occupied areas to reorganize his team.

    At that time, there were two ways to go out from Chongqing. One was from Chongqing to Hong Kong. It was very convenient, but too risky. Firstly, there were constant bombings by Japanese fighter planes. Secondly, the intelligence agencies of the Nationalist Government also required people to go out.  review.

    The other way is to go abroad via Kunming, first to Annan (now Vietnam), and then to the north.

    This latter path is safer, but the problem is that you must first obtain Long Yun's consent before proceeding.

    Before that, Chen Bijun visited various places in the name of inspecting the rear areas of the Anti-Japanese War.  When she arrived in Kunming, she met Long Yun, and she talked about how Wang Jingwei had a false reputation in Chongqing, had no contribution to the country, and wanted to change the environment. She also talked about the protracted War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, and Chiang Kai-shek always sacrificed his troops who were not his direct relatives. Even if the War of Resistance Against Japan ended a few years later,  The Communist Party has gained strength, and the situation in the southwest may have changed.

    Chen Bijun is also a good actor. He cried while talking. Long Yun was moved and assured Chen: If Mr. Wang comes to Kunming, I will welcome him; if he is willing to go abroad, I will also be responsible for escorting him. There will be no problem.

    Because Chen Bijun had received this reassurance from Long Yun in advance, Wang Jingwei and others decided to go through Kunming this time.

    First, Zhou Fohai and Tao Xisheng went to Kunming to promote the Anti-Japanese War under false names.

    Subsequently, Wang Jingwei also said that he would go to various places to give anti-Japanese war speeches. Peng Xuepei, the backbone of the original reorganization dispatch and then deputy minister of the Ministry of Communications, purchased air tickets for him. On December 18, he took Chen Bijun, Zeng Zhongming and others to fly to Kunming.

    The next day, Wang Jingwei, Chen Bijun, Zhou Fohai, Tao Xisheng, Zeng Zhongming, etc. flew directly from Kunming to Hanoi on a Eurasia Airlines plane chartered by Longyun. From then on, a scene of Japanese treason was launched, which lasted for six months.  A historical farce that lasted for a long time and finally became disillusioned.

    After Wang Jingwei left Chongqing, many foreign radio stations reported that Wang Jingwei went out to negotiate peace issues with Japan on behalf of the Military Commission of the Nationalist Government.

    But soon, Chiang Kai-shek, who was in Chongqing, asked the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to issue an urgent statement: "Wang Zhaoming has no right to negotiate peace with anyone."

    However, due to Wang Jingwei¡¯s status within the party, Chiang Kai-shek was worried that Wang Jingwei¡¯s departure would affect people¡¯s confidence in the Kuomintang. At first, he only claimed that Wang Jingwei went to Hanoi for treatment, leaving a way for Wang Jingwei to return to Chongqing.

    Due to Wang¡¯s popularity and status within the Kuomintang, Chiang did not dare to force him too much, but still hoped that he could rein in the situation.

    ? ?p; In the 9th Jiangnan War Zone, the policy was mainly to implement a soft policy towards the Sichuan troops of Yang Sen and Wang Lingji and the guerrilla troops not directly connected to the Kuomintang, in an attempt to make these anti-Japanese troops lose their will to resist the war and instigate and induce them to flee and rebel.

    In North China, a large number of people are winning over people. The specific measures are to strengthen the security of the occupied areas, rectify the puppet regime, and create the so-called "promised land of kings" and "oppose war and hope for peace" atmosphere, so as to influence and shake the morale of our military and civilians.  The will to resist war achieves the purpose of deception.

    Secondly, in terms of economics, it mainly expels the forces of third countries in the Yangtze River Basin, forcing them to abandon the policy of aiding China, and establish Japan's economic foundation. It adopts a gradual approach to the concession in Hankou, so that it will be abandoned in name only.

    Thirdly, in terms of publicity and reporting, it strives to strengthen its leadership in "strategic" work, especially in promoting **, the ideology of destroying communism and promoting "peace".

    Affected by this, since September, whether it is the North China battlefield, the Central China battlefield or even the South China battlefield, the performance of the Chinese army has been very poor, and almost no large-scale attacks have been launched.

    On the contrary, the Japanese army is busy at all levels. They are either actively mobilizing troops or forming new garrison troops and puppet troops. The actions are not small.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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