Liu Yimin was a student before the crossing, and he had no social work experience, but he had certain theoretical knowledge. After crossing, he led the troops to fight and set foot in Shandong, saw more, thought more, and saw the problem profoundly. He mentioned going to the factories and the countryside, and in the words of the common people, he gnawed on the bean paste and grasped the essence of the problem.

The current ground in Liaoning can be said to be very chaotic.

Our army swept strongly, and the remnants of the Japanese puppet army, traitors, and spies had no way to escape, and some of them hid on the spot, waiting for an opportunity to rise again.

Without these managers and technicians, these enterprises would not be able to start work for a while and a half, and even if they did, they would not be able to reach their original production capacity and management level. As for the various shops opened by the Japanese and the puppet Manchurian traitors in various places, they are also closed, and the market seems to be extremely deserted.

This is true in the cities, and the countryside is no better. Originally, the area where Zhao Yonggang's northward advance team and the small armed engineering team composed of various units of the Anti-Japanese Federation of Resistance had a mass base and quickly revolted to destroy the Japanese puppet rural political system, but the northeast was so large that the number of the anti-Japanese troops and Zhao Yonggang's northward advance team was small, and it was like sprinkling pepper noodles on the land of the northeast, and they could only selectively carry out work in key mines and areas, and the coverage was limited. In this way, with the rapid advance of our army, the old Japanese puppet regime was eradicated, and the new anti-Japanese democratic regime was not established in a short time, and many areas became a power vacuum. While waiting for the situation to become clearer.

This is a phenomenon that will inevitably occur after the army marches north, and it is not terrible. What is terrible is another phenomenon, that is, the bureaucratic phenomenon that has quietly grown in the ranks of cadres.

This time our army marched to the northeast. It is different from the occupation of Shaanxi and the capture of Taiyuan, Tianjin, Qingdao, Jinan, and Shanghai. Shaanxi is very poor, the city of Xi'an is dilapidated, and even Chengdu is not comparable, leaving the Red Army with hungry people waiting to be fed. Taiyuan was much stronger than Xi'an, but at that time, our army had no intention of long-term occupation, and mainly carried captured materials. This is the case in Tianjin, Qingdao, and Shanghai, and our army has no intention of holding on. It is still less necessary to mobilize so many cadres to go to these big cities. This time our army marched into the northeast to hold on for a long time until the Kwantung Army was completely eliminated and the whole of the northeast was liberated. The Northeast is much richer than the Guannai, and the cadres drawn are the backbone of the base area, and they have struggled in a difficult environment for a long time, and many people have never even seen a flush toilet. Moreover, these Japanese-style villas and cars have become trophies of our army, and some of the cadres do not want to leave after moving in, and want to set up their own offices. It has been two days since the meeting of the Northeast Bureau. Liu Yimin has not yet received a report on the resumption of production in a certain factory and the election of an anti-Japanese village head in a certain village, which he most wants.

Compared with Chen Yun, Li Fuchun, Luo Ronghuan, Xiang Ying, and Peng Zhen, Liu Yimin had a better understanding of the corruption in later generations, and was well aware of the seriousness of the corrosive effect of material temptation on the cadre ranks.

The editorial was handed over to Wang Pengju, the new editor-in-chief of Liaoning Daily, to be published.

Chen Yun, Li Fuchun, Xiang Ying, and Peng Zhen were in charge of local work, and after reading the editorial, they immediately realized that Liu Yimin was unhappy and anxious about the progress of local work.

Chen Yun came to Liu Yimin, gave a detailed report on the organization and training of various task forces, and then persuaded Liu Yimin to speak. Things have to be done one by one, and meals have to be eaten one bite at a time. The meeting of the Northeast Bureau has been held, and it has been busy for several days, and the principal leading cadres from all over the country have also taken up their posts. However, they also have a process of getting acquainted with the environment and forming a task force, and things can't be done overnight. Liaoning is so big. Looking at the development of railways and highways, in fact, there are still some places where there are no railways and highways, and the cadres sent are still marching on the road!

Chen Yun is a leader that Liu Yimin respects very much, and he can be regarded as a comrade-in-arms who treats each other with all sincerity, and Liu Yimin and him can talk about everything.

Liu Yimin told Chen Yun that the building of political power must be stepped up, and only with grassroots political power can there be food and soldiers, and this matter must be done quickly, not slowly. If it is slow, it will drag the main force back in battle. If the grassroots political power is established and military divisions, county brigades, district squadrons, and militia units are formed, the main force will no longer need to garrison the localities and concentrate on fighting the Kwantung Army and the puppet Manchu army. Since local political power has not been established, our eyes and ears are not clear, and we have to transfer the main force to serve as local garrisons, diluting the main force and combat effectiveness. Now, the Japanese puppet army has completely woken up, and the next thing is a life-and-death battle, you have to think about the worst when considering the problem, the Japanese army is so cunning, it will definitely not put on a shelf and let our army beat it motionlessly, they are likely to engage in the best roundabout attack and hit the weak place of our army's defense. Maybe the little devil still dreams of a surprise attack on Shenyang!

Chen Yun is one of the long-tested and important leaders of our party, and he is much more politically sophisticated than Liu Yimin, but he does not have the advantage of foresight and foresight brought by Liu Yimin's traverser. He understood what Liu Yimin said, and he was also very anxious, and he was anxious to have a small water spirit bubble on his mouth.

Chen Yun proposed that Liaoning could be divided into two types of regions for the time being, one type of region, such as Liaoyang, which belongs to the hinterland and is relatively safe, and whether it is possible to consider transferring supplies from Shenyang and Dalian to the Liaoyang area, and focusing on the formation of political power organizations in several counties around the Liaoyang region as our core base areas. The second type of area is the Liaodong Peninsula, the western Liaoning, the northwest Liaoning, and the Jiliao border area, which may be subjected to heavy Japanese attacks and can be temporarily abandoned if necessary.

Chen Yun is a man who seeks truth from facts, and his proposal was put forward in accordance with the current situation in the northeast, which is tantamount to taking precautions and preparing in advance for a heavy counterattack by the Kwantung Army and the puppet Manchu Army.

Liu Yimin thought for a while and told Chen Yun that there was no need for this. We must deploy and launch before the enemy, strike at the key points of the Japanese army, and strive to force the Kwantung Army and the puppet Manchu Army not to concentrate their forces at will to capture Shenyang and the Liaodong Peninsula. Whether it's Shenyang or Dalian, this time, our army will definitely not let the little devils occupy it again. The work in the rear should be done in accordance with the guidelines set at the meeting of the Northeast Bureau, but it should be accelerated. The sooner the system of political power is established, the sooner we can recruit new soldiers for training, and the sooner we can eradicate the ammunition, medicine, rice, and flour that continue on the front line. As long as the foundation is solid, logistics will be guaranteed, and we will not be afraid of a big war with the Japanese army.

Next, Liu Yimin reminded Chen Yun that it is necessary to grasp the supervision work from now on, and that in the future, the Northeast Political Affairs Committee and the provincial, municipal, and county political authorities must establish a democratic supervision mechanism. This mechanism is not only for the Northeast Bureau, provincial, municipal, and county party committees to set up discipline inspection organs, but this is not enough, and it is necessary to open our minds, establish a mechanism for supervising the press and public opinion, and establish a mechanism for supervising the participation and discussion of state affairs. Any cadre who is unfair and corrupt will let him have nothing to hide. In particular, the anti-Japanese democratic senatorial councils at all levels should be established and perfected as soon as possible, and the anti-Japanese democratic senatorial senatories should be entrusted with the responsibility of supervising the decision-making and budget implementation of governments at all levels. Major budget expenditures and other issues can only be implemented if they are approved by secret ballot of the Anti-Japanese Democratic Senate. In other words, we communists must implement the establishment of a democratic political power.

This is an important governing philosophy, and it is also what our party has always advocated in this era.

Liu Yimin also told Chen Yun that he would let go of the intellectuals in the northeast. Northeast China has a well-developed education and many intellectuals, making it a good place to train cadres. Although the Northeast region has been disguised for a long time in the past, and many people have been poisoned by the Japanese invaders for a long time, the responsibility lies not with the people of Northeast China, but with the incompetence of the government and the army, who cannot hold the Northeast. As long as we sincerely rely on the people of Northeast China and propagate and mobilize the people of Northeast China, the people of Northeast China will rise up and consciously and voluntarily support our party, help our army, and join our army. In particular, the Japanese puppet army implemented a compulsory military service system in the northeast, and many young people have been trained, and there are many demobilized veterans of the Northeast Army and the puppet Manchu army scattered in the northeast. These people are all soldiers who have undergone preliminary training, and as long as the propaganda campaign is done well, our army will have no problem expanding its army by 1 million or 2 million troops in the northeast. Those intellectuals and young students can join our work team after simple training, and go to factories and rural areas to do further propaganda and mobilization work, so that they can temper and grow in work practice and thoroughly integrate into our team.

Chen Yun nodded yes.

Liu Yimin also specifically proposed to publish a briefing on the work of the Northeast Bureau, to report on the progress of various localities and industries in taking over and resuming the development of production, organizing political power, and organizing local armed forces, and to publish advanced typical experiences for study and reference. Each issue of the circular should be sent to several principal leaders for reference, and each principal leader should give timely instructions and put forward opinions on further strengthening and improving the work. Opinions should not be generalized, but should be guided by specific examples. For example, the uprising of the miners in the Fushun coal mine should be vigorously promoted. It must be pointed out that the best time for the reorganization of the uprising by the key mining enterprises in various localities is when the main force of our army arrives, so as to avoid the losses caused by the bloody suppression of the Japanese army. At the same time, after the uprising of the miners in the Fushun coal mine, Song Xing, commander of the 1st Cavalry Brigade, and Kang Wei, political commissar of the 1st Cavalry Brigade, grasped the principles well, and maintained the order of the Fushun market in a timely manner, and there was no large-scale looting of Japanese counterfeit assets. This point is also worthy of reference for other regions and mining enterprises.

Liu Yimin's opinions are all aimed at the current problems in the work in Northeast China, and at the same time, they also have important guiding significance for future work.

After this conversation, the progress of political power building in Liaoning has accelerated!