Wine bowl, opened his mouth and said: "Commander Liu, will your Eighth Route Army want to annex the Jin Army?" As soon as the words came out, the whole table was shocked.

After a pause, Yan Xishan, who was a little annoyed, pointed at Bie Chu and said, "Cui Ya, what nonsense are you talking about?" Sit down ......."

Lu Hang deliberately created a joyful atmosphere at the wine table, "The purpose is to liaise with the high-level of the Jin Yu army, and to persuade Yan Xishan to insist on unity and fight the war."

Sun Chu's question seems rude, "But it is also the heart of many generals of the Jin Sui Army."

Lu Hang had already pondered in his heart along the way, the reason why Yan Xishan dared to launch the Jinxi Incident in history was essentially because Yan Xishan was a soil emperor, "The starting point of considering the problem is how to consolidate his rule." In his view, whether it is a war of resistance or not, it must serve to consolidate his regime, that is, to exist. Without the existence of his regime, what is there to talk about resisting Japan or not resisting Japan? It was also for the sake of the existence of his regime that he cooperated with the Communist Party and asked Chiang Kai-shek to send the Central Army into the Jin War of Resistance. Seeing that there was no prospect of victory in the War of Resistance in the short term, and the Japanese army successfully attacked Pearl Harbor, he turned to compromise with the Japanese puppet. Objectively speaking, "at the end of 1939 in history, although the Eighth Route Army grew rapidly after two years of development in the north to resist Japan", it was divided into many troops and the main force was localized" gave Yan Xishan the illusion that his Jin Sui Army was still the most powerful armed force in Shanxi, and that the Eighth Route Army was not his opponent, so he dared to attack the Communist Party.

Now and in history, the Eighth Route Army entered Shanxi when its strength was much stronger than in history, after more than a year of development, it has become the main force of Shanxi's War of Resistance, and also has a solid Shaanxi anti-Japanese base "can continuously send troops to the Shanxi front, provide supplies." On the other hand, although the Jin Sui army vigorously rectified after the Battle of Taiyuan and recovered its strength, it was far from the pre-war level. Compared with the Central Army and the Eighth Route Army commanded by Wei Lihuang, the Jin Sui Army became the weakest side on the battlefield in Shanxi. In this case, the first thing Yan Xishan had to consider was how to survive in the cracks and how not to be annexed by the Central Army and the Eighth Route Army.

Lu Hang couldn't have imagined that Bei Chu would ask so quickly and directly. A thought flashed in his heart: "If Yan Xishan dares to launch the Jinxi Incident again, then the main force of the special operations division will be dispatched back to Shanxi, solve the Jin army in one fell swoop, and then concentrate all the forces of the Eighth Route Army, wipe out all the Japanese troops in Shanxi, completely integrate the Shanxi anti-Japanese base area and the Shaanxi anti-Japanese base area, and then fight a decisive battle with the Japanese army in the North China Plain, then it will not be far from winning the all-out war of resistance." Anyway, although Yan Xishan did not openly become a traitor after launching the Jinxi Incident in history, he never fought a decent battle with the Japanese army, let alone supported the Eighth Route Army. Moreover, during the Liberation War, he was still the mortal enemy of our army, and it was better to deal with him as soon as possible than to fight to the death with the powerful Yan Xishan at that time.

The thought only flickered.

Lu Hang asked Chop Chu with a smile: "Why did General Chop say this......

Don't raise your head: "Division Commander Liu, your Eighth Route Army came to Shanxi to participate in the Anti-Japanese War, we welcome it." But after you arrived in Shanxi, you established a base area and a regime behind enemy lines, and turned Shanxi into your sphere of influence, where did you place the Shanxi Provincial Government? Lu Hang still smiled and said, "General Chop" I want to ask you a question, is the base area established by the Eighth Route Army in the area behind the enemy line or in the area controlled by the Jin Sui Army? ”

Bei Chu was most annoyed by the cadres of the Eighth Route Army and said this, which was equivalent to saying that the Jin army was incompetent and could not protect the territory and the people, which led to the fall of the country. Therefore, Don't Chu said strongly: "Senior Commander Liu, you don't have to humiliate us like this. Since we invited the Eighth Route Army to Shanxi to participate in the War of Resistance, it was naturally because the Japanese army was strong and "our army was weak" and could not stop the Japanese offensive, resulting in the fall of a large part of the country. But your army should not forget that in Shanxi, we are the lord and your army is a guest. After your army recovers the lost territory, it should be returned to the Shanxi Provincial Government" under the unified management of the Shanxi Provincial Government. Instead of "what kind of democratic-owned election is your army conducting in the base areas, one moment to get a county head, one time to get a district head to come out, one time to organize a militia team, and another time to organize a women's rescue association." If you want to be like your army, won't the Shanxi Provincial Government have to exist in name only? We are Shanxi, or Shanxi people......"

Zhao Dai Wengui was the chairman of the Shanxi Provincial Government, and Sun Chu's statement that the Eighth Route Army was building power in the base areas behind enemy lines should have been negotiated with the Communist Party, but he was a loyal old man, and he "did not want to make trouble at the banquet for the army air." Besides, Lu Hang, first, is not the main leader of the Communist Party, and second, he is not the leader of the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army, he is only the commander of the special operations division of the Eighth Route Army, and at best he is the leader of the Communist Party and the Eighth Route Army in Shandong. What's the use of talking to him about things in Shanxi? It's better to wait for Mu Hu and Lan Mei to say these words.

Zhao Daiwen stood up and said, "Cui Ya, Senior Commander Liu has just escaped from danger, and he is here to visit the commander. These words are a bit inappropriate and impolite. Come, sit down and eat! ”

Bei Chu also thought of it in his mind just now, and it became straighter," casually began to question. But since he said it, he simply opened the door and said it thoroughly. Seeing that Yan Xishan didn't like it first, and then Zhao Daiwen dissuaded him, Sun Chu sat down a little stupidly and stared at Lu Hang with his eyes to see how he explained.

Yang Aiyuan, Zhao Chengshou, Wang Jingguo, and Liang Huazhi will all applaud in their hearts, thinking that this guy is interesting enough, and he said what everyone was thinking, and he sat there motionless, some of them looked directly at Lu Hang, "some of them looked at their noses and noses as if they were meditating", and some of them swept their eyes on Yan Xishan, Zhao Daiwen, and Lu Hang's faces, and they didn't speak, and the lively wine table suddenly became cold.

Lu Hang was actually very annoyed with Sun Chu in his heart, this guy, his brain let the donkey kick, and a good meal of wine "can be regarded as letting him stir it up." However, the question of "resentment in the heart is resentment" has to be answered, right?

Originally, Lu Hang could have said that "I am a soldier" and had walked to visit Commander Yan to reminisce about the past: "Please contact the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army for these things, and you can also contact the leaders of the Central Committee of our party to seek an answer." A bunch of two-five-six. However, Lu Hang didn't want to do this, he knew that although the Jin Sui Army was weaker than the Eighth Route Army and the Central Army, and its combat effectiveness was not good, it was always China's anti-Japanese armed forces, and it was better for the rabbi to abandon it. Moreover, during this time, Yan Xishan led the Jin army to resolutely resist the war, although he did not fight large-scale battles, nor did he fight very bright battles, but he was indeed fighting with the Japanese army. It was precisely because the Eighth Route Army, the Jin Sui Army, and the Central Army fought side by side in the Shanxi battlefield that the Japanese army had to take a defensive position.