In 1925, Sun Yat-sen's National Assembly and death actually gave the warlords a respite.

Sun Chuanfang went to Beijing to have a good relationship with Duan Qirui. On the occasion of Sun Yat-sen's death, he sent a eulogy to the Kuomintang, and personally visited Zhang Ji, an important figure of the Kuomintang, to ease his worries. I went to Hubei in person to visit Liang Qichao and Zhang Chun. However, Liang Qichao said that this person is a tiger in the dragon plate, and his ambitions are so great that it is inevitable to start a war.

After the defeat of the Zhifeng War, Wu Peifu retreated to Xinyang, with only more than 3,000 remnants. However, at this time, Wu Peifu showed national integrity, and Japan and Britain persuaded him to stay abroad and prepare to make a comeback, but Wu Peifu refused. Wu Peifu's integrity made Zhang Qiqi and others who stayed by Wu Peifu's side more loyal, and even Jiang Fangzhen came over to him as chief of staff.

Zhang Tian once suggested eating Wu Peifu. But Zhang Chun said: "The integrity is commendable. "Didn't let the hands.

The "May Day" tragedy, which Li Dazhao and others tried their best to avoid, still happened. The party began to reflect on the ways in which the workers' movement was conducted, with Deng Zhongxia's rhetoric being the most vehement.

Hubei, the Jianghan Plain was governed by mobilizing the masses.

In the northwest of Hubei Province, two road and bridge regiments began to extend the traffic system from two directions. All the way is from Xiangyang, through Gucheng to Yunxian. All the way from Yichang, through Xingshan to Fang County. These two roads are of lower specification and are actually military operations to take northwest Hubei. The Luqiao regiment was accompanied by two regiments of the Second Army, a working group of cadres and students, technicians of forestry and agro-processing enterprises.

The combat sweep taken was ahead, and the road of the road and bridge regiment followed. Land reform and a number of forestry stations, factories followed, the government organized a strategy of logistical support. The main purpose is to gather the scattered mountain people to form towns and villages with relatively concentrated populations. Use supporting industry, agriculture and commerce to stabilize these people. Schools and ancillary facilities will then be built.

The transportation networks from Yuan'an to Baokang and Xiangyang to Baokang are much larger and larger, and need to be built by the local government after a design review. The common people here are already familiar with the government's policies, the mass base is good, and there is no great resistance to completion.

The newly liberated counties and cities have also begun to undergo transformation, and some of the urban poor have also moved to northwestern Hubei in addition to local resettlement. Immigration policy is slow, but resolute.

Due to the constant fighting of bandits in northwestern Hubei Province. The military headquarters also transferred the relatively calm First Army to conduct training and combat in turns. Gu Ming and Liu Ying personally supervised the formation on two lines. They believe that the army should not only be able to fight wars, but also be able to do mass work, and be able to accomplish combat tasks at a relatively small cost.

April passed. Mao Shishan also arrived in Baokang. The Hubei Yasukuo Army swept through the mountainous areas of northwestern Hubei in turns, taking regiments as units.

In this battle, which was mainly based on mountain and jungle combat training, some of the wolf cubs and tiger cubs fed by the fighters performed well, so that many fighters grabbed the cubs of the beast. The warriors also learned how to get along with the beasts. When fighting in the jungle, these beasts benefit greatly from their keen sense of hearing and smell, and their innate way of lurking and attacking.

Sun Qiao and Zhang Chun were also attracted to Luc, a young boy who was about to become a star. This little boy was almost the first person to raise a tiger cub. At first, it was William Tsai who painted a picture for him. Later, when Liang Sishun filmed "Forest". He and his little tiger become the main characters.

Now the little boy is twelve years old, and the little tiger has become an old tiger. He was put back into the mountain and is said to be dead. Luc's current tigers are in their third generation, and they were all brought back by the previous generation of tigers and handed over to Luc by themselves. The two-year-old tiger was already very large, and Luc took the tiger to play in the mountains and at school every day. Luc's parents and school didn't care about him.

When Zhang Chun saw Luc, he knew why Luc's parents were relieved about the child. Because this child's perception, agility and explosiveness are very strong, he is already a three-star student. This tiger, named Xiaobai, is very mischievous and often pounces on his classmates to play. Luc always taught it unceremoniously, and a seemingly random kick or punch was very powerful. The parts of the blow are all places that the tiger has no way to defend against. The speed is also very fast, and the tiger will dodge, but it can't dodge.

After being punched and kicked, the tiger will be honest.

In fact, in Luc's school, among the twelve or thirteen-year-old children, there are many three-star students, who can basically subdue the tiger. In the primary schools around Sun Qiao, Fairy and Yan Men, the adapted Wing Chun and Tai Chi were used as recess exercises, and the effect was good. It is gradually being rolled out outward.

In fact, boxing is not the most important, the school has a special course called wilderness survival, and martial arts are only part of it. The courses are almost all basic tutorials written by the people of the Dark Moon, focusing on breathing and exerting force, as well as how to survive in various environments. There are also hospitals and troops. The most advanced courses are martial arts, anatomy, and zoology. After that, it is combined with other subjects such as medicine, biology, pharmacology, forestry, and even psychology.

All the things about martial arts were scattered and integrated into the various disciplines of Xinmin University, and they didn't feel abrupt at all.

Zhang Chun once listened to a lecture by a medical student, who said, "All medical knowledge is acquired through the study of people and the environment. The human body is a complex system, a system that can evolve actively. Because people have intelligence, human intelligence allows humans to have more comprehensive adaptive knowledge for active learning, and let their bodies evolve into environments that you may never have been exposed to. This is something that no other animal can't. ”

Zhang Chun stood up and applauded.

In the study of traditional Chinese medicine, the treatment of diseases is only a small part of it, and perhaps the adaptive evolution theory mentioned by this student is the core content of traditional Chinese medicine.

The need for species diversity in TCM is much stronger than that of other professions, because it needs more species to simulate various environments and force the body's functions and immunity to evolve. Plus proper physical exercise, strengthening and curing.

Of course, there are a lot of cultures that have been derived from this process. Martial arts, traditional Chinese medicine, including agriculture, a rich food culture, and many processing industries are all there.

In the theoretical system of Xinmin University, the content of evolutionary theory was gradually added to the system theory and cybernetics. The other is the theory of practice and contradiction put forward by Mao Shishan, but this is a philosophical system.

Xinmin Bao's interpretation of socialism will inevitably be affected.

This theoretical evolution in Hubei is considered by the outside world to be a communist scientific sect, and there are also sects called peace sects. Because on the surface, this faction is not very aggressive.

The Hubei faction appears somewhat inconspicuous among the many factions in the country. The most prominent are the radical wing of the CCP and the left wing of the Kuomintang. These two factions occupy a major position in the Kuomintang, and the core figures are not the CCP, but Soong Ching-ling and Liao Zhongkai. They all adhered to Sun Yat-sen's three major policies.

Another powerful member of the Kuomintang was Hu Hanmin, who had the support of many warlords. Then there is Wang Jingwei, although he is a veteran, he has no military power. Xu Chongzhi has military power, but he has no ambition to seize power.

In May, Liao Zhongkai published an article entitled "Revolutionaries and Counterrevolutionaries," in which he exposed the situation of the warlord troops stationed in Guangdong Province in which they had established various defensive areas, seized taxes, opened tobacco houses, set up casinos, and were arrogant and oppressed the people, and advocated the reorganization of the armed forces and the unification of finances.

In July, the Nationalist Government was established, and Liao Zhongkai served as Minister of Finance, Standing Committee Member of the Military Commission, and Director of Finance of the Guangdong Provincial Government. Hu Hanmin was only a foreign minister, and the right wing of the Kuomintang was at a disadvantage and could perish at any time. Zou Lu and others pushed Sun Yat-sen's eldest son, Sun Ke, to the fore to contain Liao Zhongkai, while Hu Hanmin plotted to get rid of Liao Zhongkai.

Li Dazhao and others received a secret report and informed Liao Zhongkai. However, Liao Zhongkai said: "At this time when the party-state is in a difficult autumn, personal life and death have long been put aside, and those who cannot be forgotten all day long have not yet resolved the two issues of the strike movement and the reunification movement in Guangdong!" ”

Not long after, he was assassinated at the door of the Central Party Headquarters of the Kuomintang. After Liao Zhongkai's death, Wang Jingwei, Xu Chongzhi, and Chiang Kai-shek formed a special committee to control the situation and deal with Liao's case, and Hu Hanmin was listed as an important suspect and detained. However, he soon fled to the Soviet Union under the pretext of visiting the Soviet Union. Although the Kuomintang maintained a superficial peace, the root cause of the struggle between the left and right factions was not resolved.

Chen Qingtong's stubborn temper came up again, and he wrote articles in succession saying that Wang Jingwei and Sun Ke did not implement the reunification of the military and the government, and sooner or later it would cause a catastrophe. He took over the baton from Liao Zhongkai and continued to verbally and penally attack the warlords under the Kuomintang.

Because Chen Qingtong has been inspecting the countryside, it is difficult to guarantee safety.

Zhang Chun asked him several times to talk less. But Liao Zhongkai's assassination made Chen Qingtong unable to hold back. (To be continued......)