Chapter 660: The Final Battle (6)

Although the presence of more than 10,000 Japanese soldiers will certainly bring great changes to the island, it will not have much impact on the entire war situation. Especially in the encirclement of tens of thousands of troops, more than 10,000 Japanese soldiers did not have much negative impact on the squadron's combat plan at all.

When the key breakthrough was made in the Hong Kong Campaign, the Guangxi Campaign also made great progress, and the squadron surrounded Guangxi on all sides, causing tremendous military pressure on the Japanese army. Although there were a lot of Japanese troops in Guangxi, the vast majority of them had been frightened, and they were no longer the Imperial Japanese Army that was rampaging on the land of China, and some were just lost dogs.

Yan Junliu has completely lost confidence in this war, more than one million troops were wiped out within half a year, and more troops fled in panic, and now more than 600,000 troops are stuck in a province in Guangxi, which is absolutely the first time in the history of the Japanese army, thinking that when the Japanese army invaded China, it only took less than 300,000 people to occupy half of China. General Seishiro Itagaki defeated more than 30 infantry divisions of the squadron with only half a division, which is so majestic, especially since the empire took Nanjing, the capital of China, in only a few months, and the sword was invincible.

But looking at the present, seven years later, after the Pearl Harbor incident, the empire is like a man in the prime of life stepping into old age, and the situation is getting worse and worse, and now most of China's occupied areas are only half of Guangxi Province, just yesterday, Major General Mitsu Okada Meiji, the supreme commander of the Hong Kong Garrison Army, sent a telegram to the Guangxi Command, saying that Hong Kong has now been completely occupied by the squadron. Although the casualties of the troops were not large, the city of Hong Kong was lost. The Chinese army has taken control of all the important points in Hong Kong. He and the main force of the Hong Kong garrison were surrounded in the fortifications on the south bank of the Shenzhen River, and there was no problem for the time being.

There was no problem with security for the time being, but the people of China sent tens of thousands of troops to besiege the position on the south bank of the Shenzhen River, and they were fine for a day. You can survive in two days, but after a month or two. The amount of materials spent on eating, drinking, and Lazar for more than 10,000 people is not a small number, but it is calculated in tons, and in the bottom of his heart, Yan Shunroku has already sentenced Okada Meiji's department to death.

After the troops took Hong Kong. Han Yunhua stayed in Guangzhou for another two days. Then return to Guisui by plane, the battle in the south is a foregone conclusion, and if it continues to fight, it will liberate the whole of China, and now only Taiwan, which is lonely overseas, has no way to take it for the time being, but it is also quick to think about it, and after the Allies took Ryukyu Island, they aimed the spearhead at Taiwan and the Japanese mainland. Now that the battle in Europe is entering its most critical moment, both Stalin and Roosevelt have their eyes on Europe. That's why little Japan has a little respite, otherwise. Millions of troops had long been preparing to land on the Japanese mainland.

Not only Han Yunhua, but also President Zhu, Xue Yue, Li Zongren, Yan Xishan, Bai Chongxi, and others who were presiding over the battle on the front line all received orders from the Central Committee, demanding that these high-ranking military and political cadres immediately return to Guisui to attend the enlarged meeting of the Central Political and Political Bureau.

On May 8, Han Yunhua returned to Guisui, because his house was occupied by several leaders of the Central Committee in the past, so Han Yunhua had to live in the guest house arranged by the Central Committee this time. This time, it was not only the cadres under the leadership of the Communist Party of China who returned to Guisui this time, but also most of the high-level cadres of the former Kuomintang.

It's okay not to meet, everyone feels a little weird when they meet, don't talk about this feeling, for more than ten years, the Kuomintang and the Communist Party have been stabbing me and punching you, and the two sides have fought so hard. Let's talk about the costumes of the two sides now, Xue Yue and the others are still wearing the standard military uniforms issued by the National Government, yellow tweed coats, and carrying generals on their shoulders, which is very good. **The cadres are not very particular about dressing, whether it is Mr. Zhu or Vice Chairman Zhou and others, they are all wearing gray military uniforms, and there is nothing on them that can indicate their identity. The most eye-catching thing in this is the cadres of the former Inner Mongolia Military Region, one by one, they are called a mighty and domineering, all green camouflage, originally Han Yunhua also planned to issue a set of military uniforms to each cadre to attend the event, but thinking about the current domestic political atmosphere is very different from that of later generations, so this idea was dispelled. Despite this, the green camouflage of the Inner Mongolia Military Region still looks fascinating, and it can be seen at a glance that this is a soldier, and dozens of such ~~.shushu.-update starters~~ "soldiers" standing together is definitely a landscape.

In the evening, the chairman held a banquet in the courtyard of the Central Committee to receive the wind and wash the dust for these senior cadres who returned from the front line, and the banquet was of a very high standard, with 12 dishes and a large pot of soup, which made Han Yunhua feel a little emotional. When he first went to Yan'an to meet the chairman, the chairman entertained him with sticks and noodles, and his clothes were all patches and patches, from the chairman to the ordinary soldiers. Looking at it now, the living standards of the soldiers and cadres have obviously improved significantly, perhaps because they are about to win the War of Resistance against Japan, so everyone I saw in Guisui was full of smiles.

As an old party member, Han Yunhua knows that the enlarged meeting of the Politburo is not something that can be held casually. The enlarged meeting is called an enlarged meeting because it is a meeting that includes relevant personnel in addition to the original members, so it is called an enlarged meeting. The enlarged meeting of the Central Political and Political Bureau is an enlarged meeting of the Politburo specially convened on the basis of special matters, and its members are not limited to members of the Politburo.

As everyone knows, the Central Political and Political Bureau is an integral part of the party's central organization and leading organs. In April 1927, the Fifth Party Congress was established. The constitution of the five party constitutions stipulates that the Central Committee shall elect a member of the Central Committee as the general secretary and a number of regular members of the Central Committee to organize the political and political bureaus of the Central Committee and guide all political work in the country, and elect a number of official executive members of the Central Committee as alternate members of the Central Political and Political Bureau. Alternate Politburo members only have the right to speak but not vote when they attend Politburo meetings, and when formal Politburo members leave their posts, they are replaced by Politburo members in turn. The Central Political and Political Affairs Bureau nominated a number of people to organize the Standing Committee of the Central Committee to handle the party's daily affairs. The Party's Central Committee is elected by the plenary session of the Central Committee.

At this time, an enlarged meeting of the Politburo was held, and Han Yunhua knew that the significance was by no means simple. Sure enough, before the meeting, the chairman and vice chairman Zhou had talked to Han Yunhua. He also clearly told Han Yunhua that there were three focal points for discussion at the enlarged meeting of the Politburo. The first is the question of the admission of senior Kuomintang cadres to the party. The second question is about the development of China after the war, and the third is about the founding of the country.

The first one is conceivable, whether it is Wei Lihuang or Yan Xishan, they are high-ranking and veritable local princes during the reign of the Kuomintang regime. In addition, there are many large and small warlords like them all over the country, and there are local factions in the big ones. For example, Li Bai's Gui lineage, Long Yun's Yunnan lineage, Yang Sen's Sichuan lineage, etc., there are many small ones, so how to arrange these people has become a problem. Settle down well, and the whole country smoothly transitioned to New China. Although the vast majority of the former Kuomintang troops have now accepted the reorganization, it is not very difficult to start a civil war with the call of Li, Bai and others.

The leaders of the Central Committee considered that these bigwigs were once powerful generals, and it was a bit unreasonable to deprive them of all their military power and political power at once, so the chairman and others thought that they should first join the party in action. And then let them ideologically join the party. **The appeal and appeal are undeniable ... [This chapter is not finished, please click on the next page to continue reading!] ］