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Text Chapter 202 The situation is chaotic

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    Since Zhao Zeyong came to the Republic of China, some things have slowly deviated from the trajectory of history.  For example, when Tang Jiyao was replaced by himself, the world lost a Yunnan warlord who spanned the southwest, but gained a more powerful federal provincial force.  Li Zongren was taken under his command. Instead of the Guangxi warlord who had made great achievements in the Northern Expedition, he had an extra provincial general who was strategizing.  But the most unexpected thing is that the United Provinces actually fought a battle with the British in the Yangtze River Basin, and actually won a great victory.  The greatest impact was on the Northern Expedition, in which the provinces were most heavily involved.  Due to the addition of the United Provinces, the United Provinces, which were more powerful than the Guangxi clan in later generations, had almost no opponents in the Northern Expedition. Invincible easily eliminated Wu Peifu's main force. This move also freed up the Central Army to concentrate on dealing with Sun Chuanfang's troops. Originally,  It was not difficult for the Central Army to defeat Sun Chuanfang. Historically, they divided their forces into two groups. They defeated Wu Peifu and Sun Chuanfang and won. Not to mention in this era, Chiang Price's army also marched smoothly.  The time of entering Nanjing was several months earlier than in history.  However, due to the interference of the British, the time to cross the river and go north was two months later than in history. Anhui was occupied by Tang Shengzhi. The Central Army concentrated in northern Jiangsu and defeated Zhilu more easily than in history.  Allied forces, so Chiang Price-Shih did not leave the field for the first time due to unfavorable war conditions in history.  According to the original historical route, Jiang Xiashi should probably have repaired his troops for a period of time at this time, and then launched the second Northern Expedition to join forces with Feng Yuxiang in Shandong.  However, Jiang Jieshi did not repair it because during the armistice in the previous few months.  He has completed a reorganization of the troops, and the Huangpu Clique has begun to take shape.  So after joining Feng Yuxiang¡¯s army.  Jiang Xiashi entered Shandong in advance.  When the Northern Expeditionary Army entered Shandong, Shandong warlord Zhang Zongchang saw that he could not resist, so he hurried to Qingdao to ask the Japanese to send troops to Jinan. The Japanese were worried that they had no excuse to intervene, so they sent pillows to Jinan and immediately sent troops to Jinan.  Japan arrived in Jinan and occupied Jinan Hospital, Jinan Newspaper Office and other places.  They built sandbags and barbed wire to build a defense, but their strength was not enough to control the entire Jinan.  But even so, Zhang Zongchang felt that the Japanese were very interesting and asked his concubines to drink with the Japanese officers.  Seeing his concubine being eaten by the Japanese, Zhang Zongchang asked the Japanese to help him fight against the Northern Expedition.  But at this time, the Japanese turned their backs and stated that they would not intervene in the Chinese civil war.  Zhang Zongchang finally understood and invited the Japanese to come.  The Japanese came and occupied the territory, but they did not help them fight. They were only interested in important territories and only occupied Jinan, Longkou, Yantai and other places.  And the areas along the railway line did not care about Zhang Zongchang's life or death at all.  At this time, the Northern Expeditionary Army had captured Wande, the gateway to Jinan. Zhang Changzong knew that the situation was over, so he took his valuables with him, took his concubine and ran to Qingdao to take a boat to Japan.  Zhang Zongchang ran away.  The Northern Expeditionary Army's advance was even easier, and soon entered Jinan.  Then the foreign affairs department asked the Japanese to withdraw from Jinan.  History is back on track again.  The man sent by the revolutionary government was called Cai Gongshi.  Originally, in history, during the negotiations between Cai Gongshi and the Japanese, the Japanese were arrogant and finally killed Cai Gongshi and massacred the soldiers and civilians of Jinan. Even Jiang Xiashi might have been massacred by the Japanese if he hadn't run fast.  But at this time, the Japanese were very obedient. Jiang Xiashi met with the Japanese in person. The Japanese said that they would withdraw their troops as soon as possible, which made Jiang Xiashi very satisfied and felt that he, the commander-in-chief of the Northern Expeditionary Army, still had a lot of face.  Zhao Zeyong was worried that a situation like that in history would happen, so he reminded Jiang Xiashi, asking him to be careful about the Japanese and to protect the safety of diplomats. Jiang Xiashi called back and said that the Japanese were only worried about the safety of their expatriates and there was no need to  Worry.  In addition to worrying that the Jinan issue will develop along the historical track and eventually lead to a tragedy, there are many other things that are enough to keep Zhao Zeyong busy.  In the past few months, too many things have happened. Of course, Zhao Zeyong is most concerned about negotiations with the British and the issue of diverting the British attention to Myanmar.  Since New Year¡¯s Day in 1927, the provinces quickly launched a general attack on the British, capturing Anqing in one fell swoop and surrounding most of the British in Jiujiang. In March, the Italians came to the Yangtze River and were killed by the British and annihilated.  From March to May, the United Provinces were negotiating with Britain and Italy. The British finally paid to redeem their troops, and Italy had no choice but to do the same, pay for people and then leave China in despair, which made people laugh.  It will not be until June that the federal provinces can free up their hands to deal with domestic issues.  The domestic situation has become very complicated at this time.  Everything is because of the success of the Northern Expedition. The Northern Expedition went smoothly. The more territory occupied, the greater the power to be divided. Therefore, there were more conflicts and struggles for power.  First, Feng Yuxiang purged Jin Yun'e in Henan. In exchange for Feng Yuxiang's support in entering Shandong, Jiang Xiang supported Feng Yuxiang. Tang Shengzhi was very dissatisfied with this because he supported Jin Yun'e, but Jiang Xiang was the commander-in-chief.  Tang Shengzhi felt that he could not afford to fight, and finallyShengzhi simply colluded with some of Jiang Xiashi's political opponents at this time.  Tang Shengzhi had an army of 200,000 and occupied part of Anhui and Henan. He was extremely self-inflated.  The most important thing is that his crony Zhou Lan was also the governor of Hubei Province appointed by the central government of the revolutionary government, but Hubei was occupied by the federal provinces. Tang Shengzhi was unwilling to give up power in Hubei, so he colluded with Wang Jingwei. In more than February,  They established the Wuhan National Government in Wuhan and brought more than half of the top political leaders of the Guangdong revolutionary government to Wuhan.  Tang Shengzhi hoped to use Wang Jingwei's government to stabilize Zhou Lan's position as Hubei governor, while Wang Jingwei hoped to use the contradiction between Tang Shengzhi and the province to benefit, and ultimately let the power belong to the Wuhan government.  "As for Jiang Xiashi, at this time, he had already had differences with Wang Jingwei and others.  The most important disagreement was the issue of "accommodating the Communists." Politicians such as Wang Jingwei and Soong Ching Ling insisted on abiding by the three major policies left by Sun Yat-sen, "alliance with Russia, alliance with the Communist Party, and support of farmers and workers." However, Jiang Xiashi was extremely anti-communist at this time.  The conflict between Jiang Jieshi and China has been going on for a long time. When he was in Guangdong, Jiang Jieshi was very dissatisfied with the Communist international military advisers sent by the Soviet Union for repeatedly interfering in his military affairs, and he was extremely contemptuous of their commander-in-chief.  .  During the Northern Expedition, he continued to give instructions on military operations.  It was even reported that the Communist International wanted to replace him as the commander-in-chief of the Northern Expeditionary Army, and even assassinated him.  Everything is due to the struggle for power. Obviously the Communist International and the Soviet Union are more optimistic about Wang Jingwei, a pure political figure. They may think that he has no army and is easier to control. The Soviet Union's attempt to control China, coupled with Jiang Jieshi's  Personal ambitions finally broke out into conflicts, which turned into a battle between the political forces of Chiang and Wang.  After Chiang Kai-shek occupied Nanjing, he repeatedly urged the Guangzhou revolutionary government to go north, but in the end Wang Jingwei chose Wuhan and was unwilling to enter his control area.  Chiang Kai-shek responded tit-for-tat and roped in Hu Hanmin, Chiang Kai-shek, Bo Wenwei, and some supervisory committee members, as well as some members of the Kuomintang Central Executive Committee, and simply established a new government in Nanjing on his own.  Two centers suddenly appeared in Wuhan and Nanjing, which was known as the Ning-Han split in history.  After the two national governments split, the Nanjing government, which had territory and military strength, naturally attracted more attention and received more attention from the outside world. The great powers dismissed Chiang Kai-shek's Nanjing government, while no one paid attention to Wang Jingwei's Wuhan government.  At this time, Wang Jingwei felt that his strength was insufficient, so he wanted to win over the real power faction. Naturally, the first person he thought of was Zhao Zeyong of the United Provinces, and the second one was Tang Shengzhi of Anhui.  However, Zhao Zeyong has been busy scheming with the British and dealing with complex internal affairs of the federal provinces, and has no energy to get involved in the internal struggles of the Kuomintang.  Moreover, Zhao Zeyong is very disgusted and taboo about internal strife. It is really shameful that internal strife began before the revolution was successful.  In the end, Wang Jingwei could only collude with Tang Shengzhi and unanimously put pressure on Jiang Xiashi.  After the split of Ninghan, the United Provinces quickly reached an agreement with the British, and the British withdrew their troops from China.  The Nanjing government immediately entered Shanghai, which was a secret agreement they had reached with the British.  However, China launched an uprising in Shanghai in advance, and workers' pickets occupied Shanghai in advance and established the Shanghai government.  Jiang Jieshi was originally dissatisfied with the CCP, so the Qing G incident that profoundly affected Chinese history occurred. Jiang Jieshi massacred CCP members in Shanghai.  This move aroused the conflict between Ninghan and Han to the extreme.  The other forces in China unexpectedly sided with Chiang Kai-shek. Feng Yuxiang also began to purge members of the Northwest Army, not to mention Zhang Zuolin. He had already sealed up the Soviet embassy in Beijing and arrested Li Dazhao and others.  People and killed.  For a time, the whole country rebelled against the Communist Party, and members of the Chinese Communist Party all over China left the areas controlled by Chiang Kai-shek one after another and went to the Wuhan National Government, which was willing to tolerate the Communist Party.  The conflict between Nanjing and Wuhan on the issue of tolerance of the Communist Party became unprecedentedly acute. The Nanjing government wanted to expand northward to Shandong, and the Wuhan government put pressure on Nanjing to hold back.  Zhao Zeyong felt that it was very difficult to handle this. Wuhan had become another Guangzhou. At that time, he refused to enter Guangzhou. A very important reason was that the revolutionary atmosphere in Guangzhou was too strong and was not conducive to stability.  Now Wuhan has become like this again, and Wuhan is still our own territory. It is really difficult to handle.  Zhao Zeyong¡¯s attitude is that it is best not to break out a civil war if it can be avoided.  So with an attitude of adjustment, we stood between Wuhan and Nanjing.  In Wuhan, a proposal was made to form a coalition government that would accommodate all political factions. This statement was endorsed by the vast majority of democrats in China, including China.  Of course Jiang Xiashi was opposed to it. He firmly opposed it, and even had a serious conflict with Zhao Zeyong because of this.  For a time, there were many contradictions among various forces in China. The Nanjing government that was anti-G, the Wuhan government that tolerated the Communist Party, and the joint-democratic federal provincial government all had different interests and conflicts.  ps: Thanks to the two brothers Sha Mao, Chaitou Gufeng and 090010064980 who voted for the monthly votes. I also want to thank two friends for sending moon cakes.
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