“…… After the occurrence of the Jinta Incident, some people may think that it was accidental, but since 1919, the Red Russian invasion of Manchuria, the invasion of China's friendly countries Germany and Poland, the annexation of the three Baltic states, the reddening of Japan, the colonization of Persia, and the disruption of India have all made us feel that the occurrence of the Jinta Incident is a symptom of the full-scale invasion of Red Russia. Fortunately, the north-west dealt with the situation in a timely manner and extinguished the incident before the Red Russian invading army invaded our territory, but the annihilation of the Trotsky puppet army in Kinta only delayed the Red Russian invasion plan and would never make the ambitious Trotsky give up his delusion of world domination.

Therefore, we can assert that the Sino-Soviet war is imminent, and the fate of the country and the nation will be at an inevitable last moment! At this moment, of course, all any Chinese can do is to prepare for sacrifice and prepare for the war of resistance! After the war began, there was no room for compromise with Red Russia, and any concession to an enemy like Red Russia would be the beginning of the disaster for the Chinese nation! We, the 50,000,000 people, can only fight to the death and beg for our final victory!

And before war begins, what we should do is not to strive for peace. Although the enemy is strong and we are weak, and it is our national policy to uphold peace, the behavior of Red Russia in the past few years has made the whole world realize that to be neighbors with such a country that is blindly belligerent and does not cherish peace in the slightest, we must always be ready to stand by and not have the slightest illusion about peace, still less can we show any mercy to the bandits and traitors who are willing to be the lackeys of Red Russia at home.

With regard to the Jinta Incident and Red Russian imperialism, our Kuomintang has four very obvious positions: (1) It is necessary to immediately sever all exchanges with Red Russia in order to avoid the harm of Red Russia exporting revolution; (2) Northwest, Northeast, Far East and Mongolia. It is necessary to earnestly strengthen vigilance and guard against the aggression that may be launched by Red Russia at any time; (3) The backbone of the bandits or Red Russian agents captured during the Jinta Incident, such as Ren Fucheng and Braun. cannot be released for any reason; (4) It is necessary to draw lessons from the Jinta Incident, persist in pursuing policies to improve the lives of the peasants, and eliminate the soil for the Red Russian Revolution to incite class struggle......" December 20, 1924, "Declaration"

“…… We must be vigilant against the events of March in Berlin and Poland in China, where the ambitions of the Red Russia in the northeast, northwest, and Mongolia of our country have never been extinguished, and they are secretly plotting colonialist aggression under the banner of GCISM and internationalism. And now there are still people in our country who are willing to act as their lackeys! For this kind of people, it is really difficult for the people to be angry if they don't kill! "Ta Kung Pao, December 21, 1924

“…… Red Russia cannot be trusted. GC International cannot be trusted, since 1919, no, since the middle of the 17th century. Russia has always regarded China as fish and meat. We treat them with sincerity, but they treat me with despicability, treachery, and encroachment, and do not seize our territory by any means. "The People's Daily"

The "policy of benefiting the people" to establish an old-age security system has not yet had time to be announced in the newspapers. The Jinta Incident, which had already ended, suddenly began to ferment, and Shanghai's "Declaration" first published an article signed by Jiang Jshi, vice chairman of the Kuomintang. Pointing out that the Jinta incident was the beginning of the Soviet Union's policy of aggression against China, the whole country was shaken, various newspapers published commentaries one after another, and students and young people in major cities poured into the streets and flocked to the front of Soviet institutions in China to protest.

Members of the Legislative and Senate houses also put forward motions demanding that the government immediately sever diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union and Poland and expel all institutions and personnel of the two countries in China. It also demanded that the government clearly declare that it would severely punish the members of the Chinese Revolutionary Party and GC International who were captured in the Jinta incident, and that they could not be released under any circumstances. On the last day of 1924, the Nationalist Government also officially announced the severance of diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union and Poland in response to public opinion, but it never stated that the captured members of the People's Revolutionary Party and GC International personnel would be severely punished; Shao Piaoping, director of the Propaganda Department of the Nationalist Government, also openly announced at a news conference that he hoped that the press would remain calm and that the government was currently negotiating with the British side with the Red Russian authorities and was ready to exchange the members of the People's Revolutionary Party and the GC International personnel for the prisoners of the Persian War.

However, the press and the public did not agree with the government's response, but regarded the government's negotiations with the Soviet Union as weak, and anti-Soviet sentiment became even stronger. Subsequently, the newspaper "Republic of China Times", which belongs to the progressive party, published a commentary article in which the author hinted that the biggest reason why the national government was slightly weak on the Soviet issue was that there were quite a lot of pro-Soviet factions within the Central G, and the chairman of the Chinese People's Revolutionary Party was Ren Furen, a member of the early Central Committee of the Central G, and was once elected a member of the Central Committee of the Central Committee in the absence of the party congress! Most of the other backbone members of the People's Revolutionary Party were former members of the Central G. If China and G cannot completely eliminate the influence of the Soviet Union and the GC International within it, once China and the Soviet Union go to war in the future, the Soviet Union is very likely to obtain key intelligence about the Wehrmacht through the pro-Soviet faction, and the situation will become very dangerous!

Immediately afterwards, more information about the "close exchanges" between some high-level leaders of China and the Soviet Union was exposed, and many core figures of China and G were involved. After "discovering" these circumstances, the Kuomintang, the Progressive Party, the China Association for the Promotion of Democracy, and other organizations issued an open letter to the Nationalist Government and the CG, demanding that the CG investigate its internal pro-Soviet divisions, and at the same time conduct a public trial of the captured members of the People's Revolutionary Party and members of the GC International, and that they be sentenced to justice.

When Jiang Jshi's article was published in the "Declaration", it attracted great attention from Chang Ruiqing and the Central Committee of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. To this end, the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the CPC Central Committee held an enlarged meeting for several days to discuss countermeasures. Mao Zd, chairman of the Chinese government, also returned to Nanjing from Lanzhou to attend the meeting, and made it clear at the meeting that this was the Kuomintang taking advantage of the "special relationship" between the Chinese and the GC International to launch a political attack, and that the Chinese and national governments must immediately counterattack, otherwise it may affect this year's election. However, on the issue of how to fight back, the high-level leaders of the Central Government who participated in the enlarged meeting of the Political Bureau had different opinions.

Zhou E, who had returned from Vladivostok (the new capital of the Far Eastern Republic), made a propaganda message to the people of the whole country that the CG and the United G were not the so-called "fraternal parties" and that the pro-Soviet forces within the CG were very weak. The Central G is currently purging pro-Soviet party members.

Li Dazhao disagreed with his opinion, believing that adopting the method of distinguishing between the Kuomintang and the Progressive Party would show weakness to the Kuomintang and the Progressive Party, and would allow them to gain an inch. And Sino-Soviet relations were already very tense. If we make a fuss about the prisoners of the Jinta incident, it is very likely to lead to a complete break between China and the Soviet Union, which is not in China's interests.

Mao ZD believes that the current public opinion is mainly against Soviet aggression, and then it is questioning the Chinese G, so the Chinese and the Chinese should hold high the banner of opposing the Soviet Union, and can openly try the members of the People's Revolutionary Party and the GC international personnel, through such a public trial. The people of the whole country will realize that the Chinese and the G are by no means the fraternal parties of the Soviet GCD, and at the same time can make a bad deal with the People's Revolutionary Party and the GC International. As for the risk of a break between China and the Soviet Union, Mao ZD couldn't make up his mind for a while. looked at Chang Ruiqing with some hesitation.

After the Persian War, the whole world looked at the combat effectiveness of the Soviet Red Army on a higher level, and although the Chinese National Defense Forces won a complete victory in the Sino-Japanese War in 1923, they did not have the strength to defeat the aggression of the Soviet Red Army. But it made everyone feel bottomless.

Chang Ruiqing hasn't spoken yet. Zeng Qi knocked on the door and came in and handed him a copy of the newspaper, which was an urgent telegram from Jiang Baili, the Chinese ambassador to Germany, in which Jiang Baili told Nanjing that a large-scale anti-Soviet march organized by the Nazis broke out in Berlin, the German capital, today in solidarity with the anti-Soviet struggle of the Chinese people; On the other hand, it condemned Britain's policy of compromise with the Soviet Union. German Chancellor Hitler also summoned Jiang Baili after the parade and rally, told him that the German government wanted to further expand economic and military cooperation with China, and invited Chang Ruiqing to visit Berlin at a convenient time.

Chang Ruiqing took a sip of coffee. His brows furrowed slightly, he was not as radical as the other comrades in the Central Politics Bureau

Move. Nor did they see the turmoil caused by the Jinta incident as a completely bad thing. In fact, the Kuomintang played the anti-Soviet card this time in his arms, and although the Central G may lose a few seats in this year's general election, Chang Ruiqing and the Chinese G can also take advantage of the anti-Soviet public opinion incited by the Kuomintang and the Progressive Party (in fact, the Chinese G itself is also carrying out anti-Soviet propaganda) to put forward a bill to increase taxes for arms expansion and warfare in the future parliament. Moreover, the overwhelming anti-Soviet public opinion is also conducive to demonizing the Soviet Union and making the pro-Soviet division stink, so that it will be very difficult for the Soviet Union to use any doctrine and ideals as a pretext for China's development.

"Since public opinion strongly demands anti-Soviet, we still have to comply with it." Chang Ruiqing gently put down the coffee cup in his hand, and said in a slow tone, but a little heavy: "However, the military strength of the Soviet Union is also very strong, and while we are implementing an anti-Soviet policy, we must also fully explain to the people that the Soviet Union is a country far stronger than Japan, and at the same time, it is also the mortal enemy of our Chinese nation, and we must deal with it in advance with the spirit of 12 points." ”

As soon as Chang Ruiqing said this, most of the people in the conference room looked solemn, but Mao ZD and Zhou Elai heard some deep meanings in Chang Ruiqing's words, and looked at him with some surprise.

"Why should we emphasize the strength of the USSR?" Chang Ruiqing analyzed: "First of all, the Soviet Union is indeed one of the world's top military powers, and their army strength and heavy industry strength are stronger than ours, which is beyond doubt. Second, there will be a war between China and the Soviet Union in the future, and this has become a consensus at the top level of our party, and it seems that it will not be long before the people of the whole country will accept the view that there must be a war between China and the Soviet Union. Thirdly, since the Sino-Soviet war is inevitable, then we must win! This is a big war related to the life and death of the country, and the losing side will surely destroy the country and extinct the species! In order to win this war, we must turn the next 10 years into 10 years of preparation for war, and we must spend 10 years developing our heavy industry and armaments industry, and at the same time strengthening the building of the national defense forces and keeping up with the development trend of the world's military technology......

As he spoke, Zeng Qi pushed the door in again and sent Chang Ruiqing a telegram from Gu Weijun, the Chinese ambassador to the United Kingdom, reporting on the progress of the Sino-Soviet negotiations that were being held secretly in London. The Soviet side offered to exchange ten Italian prisoners of war captured on the Persian battlefield for a key member of the Chinese People's Revolutionary Party or a member of the GC International, and the Soviet representative also hinted. The Soviet Union will not once again support the Chinese People's Revolutionary Party in launching an armed uprising, and hopes that the Chinese side will not attempt to undermine the already fragile Sino-Soviet peace by supporting religious extremism in the Soviet Union.

Chang Ruiqing informed the leaders of the telegram to the leaders of the meeting, and then said with a blank face: "It seems that we can only refuse the conditions of the Soviet side." He told Gu Weijun to immediately stop negotiations with the Soviet Union. At the same time, I intend to accept Mr. Hitler's invitation to visit Germany before the general election. ”

"Will this cause the Sino-Soviet war to break out early?" Song Qingling frowned and asked.

"Certainly not, Trotsky was one of the best military strategists and strategists in the world, and he knew where the main battlefields of the next world war were." A mocking smile appeared on Chang Ruiqing's face. "Hitler was well aware of this, which is why he invited me to visit Germany at this sensitive moment."

Mao ZD nodded, "With Germany in the west, Trotsky will not dare to tear his face with us...... Probably the biggest mistake of the world's No. 1 strategist is to make enemies with China and Germany at the same time. ”

Zhou Elai also nodded. Then he said: "I also agree with the chairman of the committee, we don't have to show weakness to the Soviet Union." Now the Soviet Union has 5 million tons of steel, while China and Germany together have 15 million tons of steel. Having an overwhelming advantage, I don't trust Lotsky to dare to go to war with us at this time. The next task for the Soviet Union should be the same as ours, which is to go all out to build heavy industry. At this, his tone became solemn. At present, the blockade of the Soviet Union by Britain, France, Germany, Italy and China has been extinguished in name only because of the compromise of Britain. The United States also supported the Soviet Union on a certain basis. And the national system of the Soviet Union is conducive to the construction of heavy industry, it seems that if we want to win this heavy industry competition, we still have a long way to go! ”

"It doesn't matter." Chang Ruiqing shook his head and said: "Comrade Xiangyu, now that the people of the whole country have realized that a war between China and the Soviet Union is inevitable, we only need to truthfully tell the people about the difference in strength between China and the Soviet Union, and I believe that the people will unite and fight with us!" Our country's resources are no less than those of the Soviet Union, and if 50,000,000 people can work hard with us, plus the technical assistance of Franco-German friends. I believe that it will soon catch up with the Soviet Union! ”

……

A cold snort emanated from the Kremlin's office belonging to the Prophet of the Revolution. On the Prophet's desk was an urgent telegram from the Soviet Embassy in Britain. The content of the telegram was precisely the news that the Chinese side had rejected the conditions of the Soviet peace talks and suspended the negotiations.

And Trotsky's reaction to this was a sneer.

"These self-conscious Asians, who do they think they are? If Germany had not contained most of the forces of the Soviet Union, the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army would have driven tanks into the streets of Nanking long ago! ”

Vatetis, the People's Commissar of Labour and Defense, was also in this office, and he smiled at Trotsky and said: "As long as we have ten years of development and construction, the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army will be able to defeat both the German and Chinese invasions." ”

"It's a pity that I don't want to defeat the invasion of Germany and China at the same time, but to liberate the working people of Germany and China at the same time!" Trotsky lit a cigar and took a few puffs, then looked at Checherin, who had just returned to Moscow, and said: "Fighting on two sides is always unfavorable, Comrade Checherin, can we break this unfavorable situation with any diplomatic tricks?" ”

"Comrade Trotsky, diplomacy is not a panacea." Chicherin replied helplessly.

"There's no way around it?" Trotsky frowned and said: "Comrade Tukhachevsky did a war game after returning to the post of Chief of the General Staff of the Red Army. The results of the deduction show that if our large-depth assault on Germany does not achieve the goal of destroying White Germany in the short term, then the Soviet Union will be 80% likely to be caught in a two-front war of attrition...... But if we can temporarily stabilize China, then our powerful Soviet Red Army is 100% sure that it will destroy White Germany within a year. ”

Trotsky's words were a bit big, but none of the bigwigs of the Soviet Empire in this office at the moment recognized this mistake.

The People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs of the Soviet Union frowned and pondered hard, and after a long time he nodded lightly and said in a low voice: "It's not impossible, but it has to sacrifice the interests of Soviet Japan." ”

"How to sacrifice? Sell Japan to China? Trotsky said lightly.

"No, it's not." Checherin asked rhetorically: "Comrade Trotsky, do you remember the first Red Sun plan formulated by Zhang Guotao and Katayama before the victory of the Japanese revolution?" ”

"You mean?" Trotsky, of course, remembered that it was a plan to encourage militarist Japan to go south and fight Britain and the United States to the death, with the aim of making Japan and Britain and the United States lose both and to facilitate the liberation of all mankind by the Soviet Union.

"Comrade Trotsky, there is still merit in this program." Chicherin sneered: "Japan's southward movement to smash the colonial system of the Western powers in the South Seas is the best way to contain China's strength!" Because China, like Japan, covets the bounty of the South Seas. (To be continued.) )