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    There was such a group of people among Yan Xishan's Jin army.  They were originally graduates of the Taiyuan Martial Arts Hall. They had been trusted and reused by Yan Xishan since the beginning of their graduation, and they had always been the main body of mid-level officers in the Jin army.  In the sixth year of the Republic of China, after the Zhili-Anhui War ended, Shang Zhen, Xu Yongchang and others, senior officials of the Jin army who once went to the front line to watch and learn from the war, were deeply shocked by the new war methods and urged Yan Xishan to reform the Jin army.  Yan Xishan's method of reforming the Jin Army was also very personal. The representative of the Nationalist Government at that time proposed the method of sending freshly graduated military academy students to serve in the Jin Army. In his opinion, this method could easily lead to the loss of military power.  His method was to send a group of officers in the Jin army between the ages of 25 and 32, represented by Fu Zuoyi, to study in Wuhan for two years.  In his opinion, at least these people would not betray him, but he ignored a basic fact, that is, the prosperous south may not have a huge impact on the mature thoughts of these young officers living in Shanxi, but it can have a lasting impact.  Subtle influence.  Chu Xiongfei, the battalion commander of the Jin Army, is one of the representatives. Chu Xiongfei, 28, is from Wutai, Shanxi Province. He has thick eyebrows, big eyes and a strong physique.  He graduated from Taiyuan Martial Arts Hall in the second year of the Republic of China, and then went to Baoding to study for the third period. He was bold in character, decisive in dealing with things, and courteous to others. In addition, his own military qualities were very outstanding, and he was regarded as a famous person among the Jin army.  Among the newly born young men, under Fu Zuoyi, this man is the most powerful.  In the sixth year of the Republic of China, this man was naturally indispensable when he went to study at Wuhan Army University. Compared with Fu Zuoyi, this man was further ahead in his thinking. He actually secretly joined the Young Officers Federation.  And after returning to Shanxi, he vigorously promoted the achievements of the National Revolution, boasting Wuhan and Nanjing as if they were in heaven, and boasting the combat effectiveness of the youth army. So this time when heading to eastern Shanxi, Chu Xiongfei's troops became the vanguard of the Jin army.  The junction of Shanxi and Zhili, the safe place of Shanxi, is Jingxing.  This is the front line for the confrontation between the Jin and Feng armies. Eight divisions under Sun Liechen's command are placed here. Whether they can break through the thousand-year natural danger of Jingxing is unknown, but the deterrent effect cannot be ignored.  Running arrogantly in front of the Jin army and provoking them is what Fengjun's group of bandits must do every day. Even after the Jin army's reinforcements arrived in large numbers, Sun Liechen's troops did not restrain themselves. They still ran unceremoniously to the opposite side of the Jin army's position and ran wild.  Both swearing and pissing.  It just so happens that these Northeastern people are very good at cursing, and they talk smoothly and smoothly, and they start with whether people from Shanxi are considered men.  "What kind of commander will naturally lead what kind of troops? For a leader like Chu Xiongfei who can't rub the slightest bit of dirt out of his eyes, it's easy to imagine what kind of temper his troops have."  The most taboo thing for men is to be looked down upon, and Feng Jun obviously took this to the limit of human beings.  Most of the Jin officers and soldiers under Chu Xiongfei gritted their teeth and loaded their guns. If Chu Xiongfei hadn't kept strict discipline in the Japanese army, they would have shot these troublemaking soldiers.  But when things got here, the most hilarious scene happened. Feng Jun, the company responsible for the trouble, actually fired a gun at the Jin army's position without ceremony.  This was originally a drama that Feng Jun would perform every day. The intention was to create a tense atmosphere. The Jin army, which was originally responsible for this line of defense, naturally did not dare to fight back due to its lack of confidence.  And when they hurriedly retreated, they did not explain clearly to Chu Xiongfei's people. The result can be imagined. Chu Xiongfei's troops heard the sound of gunfire as if they were hearing the sound of nature. This was a signal for the Fengjun attack and a massive attack.  .  .  .  With a company of Fengjun and more than 150 guns, Chu Xiongfei's battalion of troops wiped out half of them and captured half of them.  Before Chu Xiongfei could figure out how to report to his superiors, Feng Jun's counterattack came unexpectedly.  In fact, there is nothing that can be done. For any regiment-level officer, if the loss of his troops exceeds a hundred people and he does nothing, then his regiment-level officer will have reached his end.  The leader of Fengjun did not need to bother asking for instructions. He directly mobilized his troops to launch an attack to regain his position. It is estimated that this leader was a gangster in the past.  When the soldiers came to cover up the water and earth, Chu Xiongfei naturally became rude and ordered the officers and soldiers of his camp to beat him severely.  The battle only lasted twenty minutes. It was perhaps the first time for both parties to fight, and all foreseeable and unforeseen situations occurred.  With no war experience, no deep grudges, and no political beliefs, the more than 20 minutes of fighting resulted in little casualties on either side.  Chu Xiongfei's Jin army camp was indeed elite and fought fiercely, but the results were really not impressive enough.  There was no way, Feng Jun was really ruthless in fighting, and I don¡¯t know where they found the soldiers. Before they entered the shooting range, they were all fierce and fierce. Once they entered the effective shooting range, they all crawled on the ground and refused to get up.  No matter how much the officer urged me.  In the end, the officer who urged them was killed by the Jin army, and these officers and soldiers were happy and at ease.  This small-scale battle in the Jingxing area was a complete accident, and it happenedIt was such an accident that even more unexpectedly started the gunfire that marked the complete rise of the Chinese nation. History will always remember this moment, October 9, the eighth year of the Republic of China.  .  .  Nanjing, formerly Jiangsu Zhizao Mansion, is now the Nanjing Office of the Military Commission of the National Government.  According to Wang Zhenyu's request, this place has been renamed Grand View Garden, and large-scale reconstruction has been carried out according to the records in the Dream of Red Mansions, almost completely consistent with the records in the book. For this reason, Wang Zhenyu also received a special gift from the Shanghai Red Society.  Thank you letter.  In response to this, Wang Zhenyu smiled at Zhao Yuting who sent him the letter: "I think Cao Xueqin was poor during his lifetime, but he supported such a large group of people after his death. How amazing!" Wang Zhenyu arrived in Nanjing with his second wife Zhao Yuting on the morning of the 9th.  Yes, because the next day, October 10, the Nanjing National Congress had a no-confidence motion against the Military Commission to vote.  As the head of the Military Commission of the Nationalist Government and the founder and leader of the Youth Army, Wang Zhenyu naturally had to attend this meeting and even made an impromptu speech at the meeting.  Counting the number of times Wang Zhenyu has come to Nanjing, it can be said that there are only a handful of times since the establishment of the National Government. This is the eighth time he has come to Nanjing.  Therefore, Nanjing's garrison, military police, and security forces attach great importance to Wang Zhenyu's security work. The perimeter of the Grand View Garden has long been covered with military police, and with the guards accompanying Wang Zhenyu, the entire security work is impeccable.  .  .  On the night of October 9th, the Japanese Minister to China Yukichi Obata submitted a notice from the Imperial Japanese Government to China to Xu Shichang, President of the Republic of China: "In view of the outbreak of the Chinese Civil War and the serious instability of the situation, in order to safeguard the interests of the imperial overseas Chinese in China, from now on  , The Japanese Empire will dispatch three divisions of troops to the Shandong area to protect the interests of overseas Chinese in China and promote reconciliation between the parties in the civil war." Xu Shichang felt his head buzzing when he saw the announcement.  This president has come to an end. Facing the arrogant Japanese minister, Xu Shichang was so excited that he couldn't even say a word.  After a long time, Xu Shichang, a Beiyang veteran who had experienced many humiliating scenes in the late Qing Dynasty, said in a low voice: "Mr. Minister, China and Japan are friendly neighbors separated by a strip of water. We are facing the oppression of the Western colonists together. This, this, we are not  Should there be good neighborliness and win-win cooperation? But what is the situation now when you send troops to Shandong? In May this year, our central government was quite passive because of the Shandong issue. The Minister also saw the situation at that time, so  Can you please urge your government to put peaceful coexistence first and not to resort to war? As for the issue of your overseas Chinese, I will personally mediate Mr. Xiaobata, we can¡¯t let this misunderstanding continue to deepen!  Ji has faced tremendous political pressure due to the huge changes in the situation in China in the past two years, so from his heart he also believes that it is the right thing to follow the Sino-Japanese War and send troops from Japan to interrupt the process of China's rise again.  So he coldly said to the white-haired Wenzhi President: "President Xu, the interests of the empire are above all else. Although I have always admired you as a Wenzhi President who respects Confucius and Mencius,  But I have to tell you with regret that the empire has no choice but to send troops to protect overseas Chinese. Please understand. As for the possible misunderstanding, I can only express my deep regret after saying this.  After walking away, Xu Shichang was so angry that he could only shed tears.  The next day, Xu Shichang, who was in tears, died of illness in his sleep. This time he didn't even have to resign.  .  .  In the southern provinces, the title of President of the Republic of China became an empty one after Li Yuanhong was ousted by Duan Qirui by force, so it was not customary for everyone to stop working for a day to attend the funeral for the head of state.  At any rate, Beijing even hypocritically ordered the entire city to mourn for President Xu Shichang.  In Nanjing, everything was business as usual, and even in the National Assembly, October 10th became more lively.  .  .  Unconsciously, the National Assembly, a legislative body that was originally designed to coordinate the interests of various factions, gradually became the seat of power in Nanjing. All policy decisions involving politics and economics ultimately needed to be reviewed and approved by the two houses of the National Assembly.  Over time, the number of seats in the National Assembly has become increasingly fierce, and competition has become increasingly fierce.  The National Assembly, the seat of power, was also moved from the auditorium where the National Government was seated to the one built by the Nanjing Municipal Government in three years and located on the right side of China Plaza (China Plaza is adjacent to Changjiang Road, with the seat of the National Government on the front and the National People's Congress on the left.  The Grand Palace, and on the back is the National Hotel and National Square (today's Jiangsu Provincial Art Museum).  The entire square consists of a 10,000-square-meter marble square and a six-story office building with twin towers covering an area of ??4,000 square meters. The square has statues of heroes from past dynasties (including Yue Fei, Wen Tianxiang, Yuan Chonghuan, Lin Zexu, etc.) as well as the Liberty Torch and *  *The symbolic sculpture of the scepter and the fountain, while the office buildings are concentrated in the twin towers, also known as the East and West Buildings. The east building is the office area of ??the Senate, the west building is the office area of ??the Legislative Yuan, and the middle is the magnificent, mostA large auditorium that can accommodate 3,000 people.  The entire auditorium consists of a main hall and fifty auxiliary halls.  In short, the National Assembly has become more and more grand and solemn as an institution.  .  .
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