On Ninghai Road in Nanjing. It is a north-south street.

No. 31 Ninghai Road is a villa where Zheng Shize, a veteran of the Kuomintang, lives.

In the living room of the Zheng family, in addition to Zheng Lao, his wife and children sat together.

Zheng Lao's wife held a newspaper in her hand and looked at the news on it.

"Hey Wenbo, look at this Wen Hao, isn't it exactly the same as your eldest sister's child's name?" When Mrs. Zheng saw Wen Hao's news, she asked her son.

"Maybe it's a coincidence." Zheng Wenbo listened to it and said disapprovingly.

At the same time, he glanced at Old Man Zheng worriedly.

"I think maybe, he is really the eldest sister's child, you see he has a sister named Zhao Jingxiang, I remember that when I went to see the eldest sister that year, I let the eldest sister have a close child named Zhao Jingxiang, it won't be such a coincidence." There was also a middle-aged woman in her 40s on the side.

"Xiangmei, you said that your eldest sister's best daughter's daughter is also called Zhao Jingxiang, so maybe this child is really your eldest sister's child." When Mrs. Zheng heard this, she became excited.

"Wenbo, you are in the Party Affairs Investigation Section of the Organization Department of the Central Committee, you can send someone to check if this child is your eldest sister's child?" Mrs. Zheng said a little anxiously.

But Zheng Wenbo did not directly agree to Mrs. Zheng, but turned his eyes to Old Man Zheng to see what Old Man Zheng meant.

Wen Hao's mother is the eldest daughter of Old Man Zheng, named Zheng Xuemei, the middle-aged woman just now is his younger sister named Zheng Xiangmei, and the middle-aged man who looked at Old Man Zheng is the second named Zheng Wenbo.

Back then, Zheng Xuemei did not participate in ** with Wen Hao's father, which made Old Man Zheng linger all the time.

Therefore, few people in the Zheng family dare to mention Zheng Xuemei's matter, only the old lady is not afraid, and she has always remembered this daughter who has lost news for a long time.

"Dad, it's been many years, and then I said that if this Wen Hao is your busy grandson, and now he is also an orphan, he is raised by Zhao Jingxiang, who is not a few years older than him, and life must be very hard. You just let the second brother check it out, can you take care of it in case it is? Zheng Xiangmei has always had a good relationship with her eldest sister, so she persuaded on the side.

Zheng Wenbo saw that Old Man Zheng did not speak. also went on to say, "Dad, don't you like to listen, "My Home is in the Northeast"? This song is sung by Zhao Jingxiang, as well as "The Great Wall Will Never Fall" and a song called Armani, which was sung by Wen Hao. If it's your grandson, you're a face-saving thing. ”

"You old man, your daughter is not filial, what party you join, you don't recognize it. But if Wen Hao is really the grandson of a person, don't you really care? He almost died at the hands of the devil in order to find his sister, don't you feel sorry for him? When Mrs. Zheng saw Wen Hao mistakenly entering the battlefield because of beating her sister, she cried with fear.

Zheng Xiangmei stood up when she heard this, "Really?" And I haven't noticed it yet. ”

Old Man Zheng was a little moved when he heard this, and motioned to Zheng Xiangmei to bring the newspaper over, but Zheng Xiangmei hadn't finished reading it, so she had to send the newspaper to Master Zheng.

After Old Man Zheng saw it, he didn't expect a student to dare to rush into the battlefield to kill devils. Although the original purpose was just to find his sister, being able to kill so many devils on the battlefield shows the danger at that time.

After Mr. Zheng finished reading the newspaper, he left the living room with his hands behind his back.

"Dad, are you ......" Zheng Wenbo couldn't understand it and opened his mouth to ask.

Mrs. Zheng grabbed her son and said, "Just let you go and check, your father can't pull off that old face." But I agreed. ”

Zheng Wenbo patted his head when he heard this, "Yes, if you don't agree, the old man would have spoken a long time ago." Did you agree without paying a damn about it? ”

"Second brother, go and call someone to check, this Wen Hao is the child of the eldest sister?" Zheng Xiangmei said anxiously.

"It just so happens that I have something to go to Shanghai, so I'll check it out by the way." Zheng Wenbo said to them.

"Then you hurry up, it's better to go now." Mrs. Zheng said anxiously.

"Mom, I only came home for a while, and you drove me away. Is a grandson more important than a son? Zheng Wenbo said with a very aggrieved look on his face.

"You're so old, and you're still playing with a child's temper. By the way, if it's the eldest sister's child, bring him back. Mrs. Zheng admonished.

"I can't guarantee this, now this sister and brother are big celebrities in Shanghai." Zheng Wenbo shook his head and said.

"I don't care. This child's mother is not around, you, who are uncles, must bring him back, and we will take good care of him. Mrs. Zheng gave a death order to Zheng Wenbo.

Zheng Wenbo had no choice but to nod and say, "I'll try my best." ”……

Soon after the Battle of Songhu began, why didn't Chinese reinforcements arrive?

On January 28, 1932, the first Sino-Japanese Battle of Songhu began, and on February 4, Peng Dehuai attacked Ganzhou. Chiang Kai-shek's 50,000-strong army was held back, Shanghai could not be reinforced, the Sino-Japanese armistice was held on March 3, and Peng Dehuai and Ganzhou were withdrawn on March 7

On 4 February, the Red Army began to attack Ganzhou. Chen Chengbu, who had already been transferred to Shanghai, had to rush to Ganzhou;

Jiang Ding's Ministry of Culture was attacked by the Soviet Region in Northeast Jiangxi, Fujian, Zhejiang, and Jiangxi Soviet Regions, and had to fight and go, and it was March 7 to get rid of the encirclement, missing the best opportunity to reinforce Songhu.

Zhang Guotao and Xu Qianqian of Dabie Mountain also began a general attack on Tang Enbo, Zeng Wanzhong, and Zhang Fu on February 8; In the middle of the year, the Battle of Sujiabu began, attacking the ** Chen Diaoyuan Division, and the battlefield extended to the first line of Lu'an and Hefei, and the fierce battle lasted until mid-May; The Battle of Guangshan in Huangchuan was then launched, and the offensive operation was carried out until the signing of the Songhu Armistice Agreement, which ended in June.

As a result of this battle, Hu Zongnan, who had been urgently transferred to reinforce the Songhu battlefield, had to change his route and detour, losing the fighter plane that defeated the Japanese army.

On January 28, 1932, the First Battle of Songhu broke out, and on February 4, tens of thousands of unidentified armed gangsters cooperated with the invading Japanese army to attack Ganzhou, China;

On March 3, 1932, the first Battle of Songhu ceased fighting, and on March 7, tens of thousands of unknown armed gangsters immediately stopped attacking Ganzhou, China;

I now finally understand why Chiang Kai-shek has always emphasized that "if you want to go outside, you must first settle inside"!

At the time of the 128 Incident, the Provisional Central Committee was under the rule of Wang Ming's "leftist" adventurism, and some erroneous understandings arose, such as emphasizing the need to carry out the struggle to overthrow the Kuomintang while opposing Japanese aggression; the anti-Chiang faction in the Kuomintang as a "counter-revolutionary opposition faction" that must be defeated; He denied the existence of the middle camp and the anti-Japanese demands of the middle class, and advocated striking at it with the main force. These misconceptions led to some erroneous behaviors in the Battle of Songhu.

At a time when the Songhu War of Resistance was in full swing and the Kuomintang army was bravely resisting and shedding blood and sacrifices, the Provisional Central Committee still called for this, and many people in the Central Party did not understand. Some local cadres in Shanghai expressed their negative views on this. They clearly believed that when the 19th Route Army was engaged in a revolutionary war, the districts should not start a war, otherwise they would become a disruptive rear. However, the Provisional Central Committee apparently regarded the Shanghai Incident as an important historical opportunity similar to the October Revolution in Russia, which was in the midst of the war against Germany, and it was the Bolsheviks who took advantage of the chaos of foreign wars to lead the revolution to success. Therefore, in the face of such a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, the provisional central leaders were also very excited and vigorously promoted the work of the soldiers. Obviously, their class struggle mentality led them to believe that the world was as black as a crow, that there were no good people in the reactionary class, and that the resistance of the generals of the 19th Route Army was only to deceive the soldiers and the people. They even asserted that Jiang Guangnai, Cai Tingkai, and other generals of the 19th Route Army were basically selling their fame and reputation, seeking profit and money, and "defrauding" the title of national heroes and the people's donations. They even insisted that the generals of the 19th Route Army "did not want to take advantage of the victory to pursue the Japanese army to the concession."

Hey idiom: Brothers are on the wall, and they are insulted outside.

阋: quarrel; Wall: Door screen. Although the brothers quarrel at home, they can unanimously resist bullying from outsiders. It is a metaphor for internal differences, but they can unite against external aggression.

In the end, who is the first, regardless of the overall situation, to the great cause of the nation.

Some things are really hard to say, is history really a story made up by the victors?

Sometimes right and wrong, right and wrong, good and evil, good and evil are not very important, what matters is who is the final victor.

The victor will turn what is wrong into right, what is wrong into right, and what is evil into right, and hide history.

The success of the revolution in the Soviet Union was the success of a despicable villain, who disregarded the lives of hundreds of thousands of Russian soldiers.

Your revolution has been won, but the Russian soldiers who are fighting at the front are in a desperate situation.

They also want to replicate this ugly form of revolution in China and plunge China into an even more chaotic state. (To be continued.) )