On September 6, Hanyang and Hankou fell lightly into the hands of the Red Army.

After the capture of Hankou in Hanyang, the Red Army in the two places pretended to be short of troops and temporarily divided their troops, and at the same time deliberately overhauled the fortifications, putting on the appearance of waiting for reinforcements from the Honghu side to follow up. The Red Army, which captured Hanyang and Hankou, had a total strength of no more than 5,000 troops by land and water, but the terrible thing was that they already had a powerful air force.

Wuhan is a city separated by the Yangtze River. The three towns of Wuhan, Hanyang Hankou are located on the north bank of the Yangtze River, and Wuchang is on the south bank of the Yangtze River. The fiasco of the Fourth Encirclement and Suppression Campaign in September 1932 was a painful loss for the Nanjing Nationalist Government. The Jiangxi Red Army and the Hunan Red Army were thus united, and the safety of the entire Yangtze River waterway from Wuchang to Jiujiang was severely threatened.

For the sake of the safety of the Yangtze River waterway, the Nanjing Nationalist Government had to deploy heavy troops along the lines of Wuchang, Xianning, Ezhou, Huangshi, and Jiujiang. By September 1934, a total of 13 divisions and 100,000 men were deployed in the southern part of Hubei south of the Yangtze River and the narrow strip of land along the northern part of Jiangxi.

The autumn offensive of the Red Army in 1934 was divided into three stages, the first stage was the eastward advance of the main force, with the annihilation of He Jianbu as the first goal. The second stage was to make a surprise attack on Hanyang and Hankou, important towns north of the Yangtze River, and cut off the retreat route of the artillery army in Hubei and Jiangxi south of the Yangtze River. The third stage is to annihilate the 100,000 enemy troops on the line from Wuchang to Jiujiang as the campaign goal.

As early as September 3, after taking Changsha and forcing the defenders of Changde to surrender on September 4, Hunan's 250,000 Red Army. The main force of 180,000 secretly marched eastward, preparing to encircle the defenders of Wuchang from the west. The main force that actually besieged Yueyang was only 40,000 men, and the remaining 20,000, and the Red Army bluffed with a posture of 100,000 troops sweeping the entire territory of Hunan as a strategic deception.

According to the plan, the Red Army did not want to take Yueyang prematurely, and originally only wanted to bluff in Yueyang City for a few more days, so as to make the 100,000 enemy troops in the east make a strategic miscalculation and miss the time to retreat and flee. But he never thought that Yueyang's defenders would surrender without a fight, and the entire strategy was almost aborted because of this.

Fortunately, the Red Army "overestimated" the speed of reaction of the Nationalist government in Nanking and the campaign sensitivity of the front-line generals. The supreme commander of the Nanjing Nationalist Government in charge of this Wuchang line was Gu Zhutong. In another time and space, he was called by later generations as "not even as good as a straw bale".

September 3rd. When he learned that Changsha had been lost on three days, although he was a little frightened, he thought that he had his back to the Yangtze River and had a way to retreat. Offensive and defensible. I don't care too much about the crisis in front of me. Although he still has six divisions of nearly 50,000 troops in several cities in Hubei south of the Yangtze River. However, the three divisions that were transferred to reinforce Jiujiang in the early stage were all garrisons stationed north of the Yangtze River in Hanyang and Hankou. In Gu Zhutong's opinion. Even if his troops south of the Yangtze River are not able to fight well, he still has the back road of Hanyang Hankou to retreat.

As a result, his six divisions of nearly 50,000 troops were in the three areas of Wuchang, Xianning, and Huangshi. "No attack, no defense, no departure", wasted two days of "sit-in" in vain, on the grounds that he was waiting for instructions from the "Nanjing side."

Who knew that on September 6, the Red Army took advantage of the vacancy transferred by the Hanyang defenders to successfully attack Hanyang, captured Hanyang and Hankou in one day, cutting off his retreat to the north in one fell swoop.

In the early morning of September 6, the defenders he had arranged in Xianning received shocking news: a large number of red bandits had appeared in the direction of Xianning, with a total strength of more than 100,000. Now Xianning is under siege, and urgently needs support.

It was only in the early morning of 6 September that he realized that something was wrong when he heard the sound of gunfire coming from the direction of Hankou in Hanyang, and the people sent to reconnoiter the north bank of the Yangtze River reported that a large number of armed tugboats of unknown origin had appeared in the direction of Hanyang.

Commander Gu Zhutong realized at this time that he was facing the danger of being cut off and the whole army was annihilated, so he collected ships at 10 o'clock on the same day and organized two regiments of troops to rush across the Yangtze River to support the direction of Hanyang and Hankou.

It was only at ten o'clock that when he dispatched his troops, the battle on Hanyang's side had already stopped for an hour, and the defenders of Hankou had collapsed directly in the bombardment. By the time Gu Zhutong's reinforcements crossed the Yangtze River, it was already half past eleven. At this time, the Red Army had already occupied Hanyang and Hankou, set up an ambush circle, and waited in order to enjoy the feast of the two regiments he had voluntarily sent to the door.

When the two regiments had rowed across the Yangtze River with great difficulty, and finally landed at the ferry, and the ferry was about to turn back to the south bank, several flares pierced the sky with several flares on their heads. The Red Army machine guns and mortars ambushed nearby fired in unison, shattering the fighting spirit of the reinforcements in a few minutes. There was little resistance, and the two regiments raised their arms and surrendered en masse. As for the ferries that retreated south, the armed cargo of the Red Army intercepted and captured them halfway, and the Red Army completely annihilated these two regiments at the cost of single-digit wounded soldiers.

In fact, the Red Army had already taken control of the Hanyang airfield that morning, and it was entirely possible to dispatch the air force to bomb and sink the two regiments directly into the Yangtze River. It's just that the commanders of the Red Army cherished the equipment in the hands of these two regiments, and second, they didn't want too many Chinese to die in this senseless civil war, so they chose the relatively mild method of annihilation of the ferry ambush.

The Yangtze River waterway was originally a water railway for the artillery party to dispatch troops, but today it has become a moat that hinders their escape.

After seizing the Hanyang airfield and obtaining 41 planes, the Red Army gained air supremacy over the Yangtze River waterway from Wuhan to Jiujiang as never before. Gu Zhutong has an army of 50,000 people, and his retreat route on the Yangtze River channel has been cut off. As for the land passage for its eastward retreat to Jiujiang, it had already been cut off by the Jiangxi Red Army, which was cooperating with the Hunan Red Army in the war.

On 6 September, the 180,000 Red Army marching eastward ignored the more than 10,000 defenders who were trembling in Xianning, leaving only 20,000 men to surround and watch, and the rest continued to advance, occupying Wuchang on 8 September, and at the same time completing the division and encirclement of Ezhou and Huangshi.

In the process, Gu Zhutong made another stupid move. If he hadn't given up Wuchang, Ezhou, and the whole army on the day he had received the information about the Red Army's eastward advance to join the defenders of Huangshi, and then he had worked hard to break through to Jiujiang to join Liu Zhi's troops, he would have had a glimmer of life. As a result, he foolishly mobilized his ships to cross the river again in a vain attempt to recapture Hankou in Hanyang, and as a result, this method was like delivering food, and he was sent to a prisoner of a regiment of the Red Army on the north bank.

Gu Zhutong was stupid. The Red Army on the north shore has already secretly shown its "sharp teeth". In the morning, the air force at Hanyang Airport dispatched two captured Junker transport planes to "bombard" the wharves in Huangshi and Ezhou with pieces of paper, dropping a large number of leaflets informing them that the Hanyang Air Force had "revolted" and that in two hours, the Red Army would bomb the ships and wharves in these two places, and that local boat owners and residents near the wharf would leave for refuge.

This caused confusion among the local defenders, and an hour later Red Army bombers arrived as scheduled, blowing up the boats floating on the water in both places. As for Wuchang, the Red Army did not bomb it. That's because Gu Zhutong couldn't find the boat at this time.

Backed by the Yangtze River. Gu Zhutong, who thought he had a way out, was horrified to find that the 50,000 troops under his command were already turtles in the urn at this time, and there was nowhere to escape.

Gu Zhutong, who realized that something was wrong, thought of retreating from the land. But the whole process of retreat can be called extremely dragging and dragging out. Guarding Wuchang for two years. Gu Zhutong and his subordinates made a lot of money scraping land in Wuchang. When withdrawing from Wuchang, the pots and jars at home were also reluctant, and they couldn't be put down. He ordered a retreat at six o'clock in the evening. One and a half divisions withdrew from Wuchang, and they were stunned until six o'clock the next morning. As a result, on the evening of 7 September, still 10 kilometers away from Ezhou, this one-and-a-half-division was stopped by the Red Army advancing eastward.

This was an encounter, and the advancing Red Army was also on the march, but one side had an absolute numerical superiority, and after winning successive battles, its morale was like a rainbow, and the other side fled in a hurry, and the two were completely incompatible. At the touch of a button, the half division under Gu Zhutong directly collapsed on the spot, and was easily defeated by the Red Army in less than half a day. The only problem was that because the battle was fought in the field, the collapsed division and a half were scattered everywhere, and it took the Red Army half a month afterwards to capture all the defeated troops like pigs, and finally did not make a joke that more than 10,000 people were better than more than 10,000 pigs.

As for Gu Zhutong himself, he fled to the Yangtze River at night during the rout, and met a local fisherman, who bribed the fishermen with gold bars tied around his waist, and crossed the Yangtze River in a fishing boat at dawn.

After this battle, Gu Zhutong, who had made countless stupid moves, was called the straw bale commander by the Red Army, and some bitter people in Nanjing made up a joke to ridicule Gu Zhutong, the commander of the light pole who was almost spared.

Question: "The 100,000 troops of the Nanjing government were blocked by the river south of the Yangtze River and almost all the troops were wiped out, why was Commander Gu Zhutong able to easily swim across the Yangtze River and escape?" ”

Answer: "Because Commander Gu Zhutong is the biggest straw bale in the 100,000 army!" ”

As soon as the commander-in-chief was gone, the remaining Ezhou and Huangshi were soon also in the pocket of the Red Army. By 10 September, Wuchang, Ezhou, Huangshi, and Xianning had fallen into the hands of the Red Army, and on the same day, the defenders of Nanchang, Commander Ma, known as the "Iron Wall Horse," declared an "uprising" and surrendered to the Red Army without firing a shot.

The Red Army's autumn offensive had only been carried out for ten days, and the Nanjing Nationalist Government had lost all of Hunan, and half of Hubei, and the Nanjing Nationalist Government's momentum in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River had almost been swept away, and the only city of Jiujiang that had been preserved was now only a dead eye in the game of Go, and would be overwhelmed by the swarming hundreds of thousands of Red Army troops at any time.

Gaiden: From Battlefield Butcher to Angel in White

Seven o'clock is busy killing people, and eight o'clock is busy saving people.

This is what Li Huamei, who disembarked from Hanyang on September 6, did.

Li Huamei, who disembarked from Hanyang, carried the huge 13mm sniper rifle on her shoulder, and attacked Hanyang with the Red Army who got off the ship.

After entering Hanyang City, she found a commanding height: a church built by foreigners, which is also the tallest building in the area, and then lay on the top of the church, using a sniper rifle to start killing targets one by one.

This church was built by the British, and when the British Yangtze River Fleet was stationed here, the crew came here to worship. When the Red Army attacked Hanyang, Li Huamei led a company to quickly take control of the church and the surrounding buildings, and the church was surrounded by a foreigner's residential area.

The British had a concession in Hankow, but it was reclaimed during the Revolution. By the time of Chang Kaishen, there was no new concession on the surface, but the power of the foreigners, with the connivance of the comprador of the artillery party, continued to take root and sprout everywhere on the land of China, forming various de facto "concessions".

After receiving an order from his superiors to enter this area where foreigners lived, the Red Army quickly brought the foreigners under control. Although there is no killing, the attitude is definitely not too friendly.

I saw Li Huamei carrying a huge sniper rifle on her back and was about to climb to the top of the church. The priest of the church kept scratching the cross on his chest, and in plain Chinese, he protested and declared that Li Huamei's use of snipers in the church was an act of "blasphemy".

Li Huamei replied to him fiercely in English:

"Believers in rapists, get out of the way, your God is nothing but a rapist who seduces underage girls in my eyes!"

Then he ignored the priest's stunned gaze, pushed him aside with one palm, and led the men straight into the church.

Li Huamei and two assistants climbed onto the roof of the church, and the assistants held binoculars and began to look for the fiercest fighting in Hanyang, and after pointing out the target for Li Huamei, she was armed with this 13-millimeter sniper rifle. Kill the targets pointed out by the assistant one by one.

The thirteen mm sniper rifle used by Li Huamei. It is an improvement from an anti-tank gun, and it can often break a person with one shot when hit on the waist, and it is also a huge hole in the chest that is the size of a sea bowl. When used to kill people in the heat of the battlefield, it is extremely shocking.

A place where the Hanyang defenders resisted fiercely. Often, Li Huamei fired three shots there. Three broken bodies fell to the ground. The national soldiers on the side immediately shouted for surrender in fear.

Climbing on the roof of the church, Li Huamei shot a total of 31 times and harvested 33 lives - the prototype was a 13-mm sniper rifle designed to fight tanks, which was too powerful. Each shot that hit a person was shattered, and the remaining kinetic energy of the warhead still had great lethality when it hit a new target, and two unlucky people died from this kind of one-shot two-hit.

Lin Han and Hannah killed people for purpose and "need", while Li Huamei killed people for the "justice she insisted on". In Li Huamei's opinion, if her goal violates her "justice" and it is necessary to kill, then kill, as long as her ability allows, she can kill a hundred, and she will never kill only ninety-nine.

By eight o'clock, the organized resistance in Hanyang had died out, and the rest of the city was only to sweep away the remnants of the enemy. After capturing Hanyang, the Red Army took advantage of the victory to sweep Hankow. The Hankow attack was more smoothly proportional to Hanyang, and the previous aircraft bombardment directly destroyed the defenders, and the Red Army used to easily capture the entire city with almost no decent resistance.

When the Red Army attacked Hanyang, the defenders of the two regiments defending Hanyang surrendered with no more than 150 dead and 200 wounded - Li Huamei alone killed more than one-fifth of the enemy. Under her thirteen-millimeter anti-tank sniper rifle, as long as she was shot in the torso, there could be no wounded.

Li Huamei's personality was generated by absorbing Lin Han's "justice", but this justice is the most "pure" justice.

Because of her purity, on the battlefield, Li Huamei is an out-and-out butcher, and she will not have any emotional fluctuations when she kills.

As she came down from the roof of the church, she said to the priest, who kept making crosses on his chest:

"I don't like to kill."

"But any existence that will harm this country, even if it is God, I will kill you."

This is Li Huamei's "justice", her own "justice".

Climbing down from the roof of the church, Li Huamei put away the gun to the assistant next to her, and then quickly came to the location of the temporary hospital set up by the Red Army, which was actually a church hospital opened by foreigners in the local area, less than 100 meters away from the church where she had killed. Li Huameizhong, who had not yet dissipated the smell of gunsmoke, put on a white coat used by a surgeon, washed her hands with disinfectant water, and immediately began to operate on the wounded sent to the hospital from the front line.

After receiving the support of the Soviet Union and Germany, the Red Army's battlefield medical water has been greatly improved, and during the Battle of Hanyang, there were more than 40 foreign doctors in the army alone, and the doctors from the two Soviet countries were all Bolsheviks. Realizing that he had lost a step to the Germans in the "scramble" for the future Red China, Stalin was much more generous out of the mentality of making amends. Aid to the Chinese revolution is also to give guns to guns and people to people.

As for the German side, the composition of military doctors is more complex, and many of them come from the German military. Hannah saw China's civil war as an opportunity to provide more practice for military doctors, and sent a large number of new medical school graduates led by a handful of veteran military doctors to both the Red and White armies.

In today's battle of Hanyang, there were not many wounded Red Army officers and soldiers, and when Li Huamei rushed to the hospital, all the wounded Red Army generals on the battlefield were treated, and the real source of the wounded was more captured enemy wounded.

After Li Huamei came to the hospital, people in the hospital who recognized her immediately shouted, "Dr. Li is here." After Li Huamei entered the hospital, she took over a "White Army" soldier who had been shot in the abdomen and began to operate on him to remove bullets.

"Prisoners must not be mistreated, and even wounded and captured White soldiers must be treated as much as possible."

This has always been the Red Army's policy of taking prisoners, and it is precisely because of this humanitarian policy that it has always been amazingly powerful in converting the minds of enemy soldiers. It is not at all surprising that the strange phenomenon of "a white army soldier who was as timid as a pig one day" becomes a "PLA soldier as brave as a tiger" the next day, which completely subverts the worldview in the eyes of foreigners.

Similar to Lin Han and Hannah. Li Huamei herself is a humanoid X-ray machine. It's just that unlike Lin Han and Hannah, her perception ability is much weaker, and she can't be as pathologically accurate as the two of them, but it is still enough to operate on patients.

In competence. Whether it's Li Huamei or Katyusha. Their abilities are obviously inferior to Lin Han and Hannah. And this gap is a "qualitative" gap, even if the two get a large ship as a parasitic body, it can't close this gap. When playing long-range sniping, Katyusha's marksmanship is not as accurate as Hannah and Linhan. But even a "rough" version of perception. When performing surgical procedures on patients, coupled with the "no hand trembling" characteristic of Ying Ling, she is still born to be the best surgeon.

Li Huamei, who had just finished killing people, began to operate on the wounded non-stop after coming to the hospital. She was steady, fast, and skillful, and the new wounds caused by the removal of bullets and shrapnel were as small as possible. When Li Huamei had surgery, after removing the bullets and shrapnel, the rest of the work such as suturing the wound was usually handed over to the assistant to do, and she continued to treat the next patient.

The operation took 10 hours, and not only the wounded soldiers captured in Hanyang, but also those injured by the bombing of Hankou were also sent to the hospital in the afternoon.

When taking out the bullet for a captured wounded soldier who was wounded in the leg during the Hanyang battle, the soldier expressed his gratitude to Li Huamei and said to her with palpitations: "What kind of gun did your Red Army use, it was so powerful and terrifying, our company commander was shot and shattered from the waist down." ”

Hannah replied, "It's a gun that can be used to hit a tank, and if it's used to hit someone, unless you hit someone else, you can't be saved if you get shot anywhere else." ”

The captured and wounded said in fear: "What kind of gun is that, it's terrible"

Li Huamei replied to him with an unchanged expression: "This gun should have been used to kill the Japanese, used in the civil war, and the Chinese killed the Chinese, and I don't like it either." ”

The soldier defended her: "Don't say that, Dr. Lee, I know you're a good person"

Li Huamei replied to him: "When you put down your gun and surrender, you are a Chinese in my eyes, a compatriot who must be treated." But if you stand on the enemy's side with a gun, I will not hesitate to break you with such a gun. ”

The soldier froze for a few seconds, then laughed.

"Dr. Lee, you must be joking with me, I know you must be joking. How can a beautiful doctor like you be a gunslinger, you must be joking. ”

Li Huamei ignored him and continued to operate on the next wounded.

In Li Huamei's view, the previous use of anti-tank sniper rifles on the battlefield to kill people was to destroy the enemy's fighting spirit more quickly, end the battle earlier, and reduce the casualties of the Red Army soldiers - and even reduce the enemy's casualties, so that they would give up resistance and surrender earlier because of fear.

After the war, he carefully treated the enemy's captured and wounded in order to establish a united front and turn the enemy into friends.

Li Huamei calculated that she could save lives more efficiently by killing people for an hour on the battlefield than by staying in the rear hospital to save people for an hour.

This is the logic of her killing and saving people.

When the Red Army seized Changsha, in response to the attack on Yuelu Mountain, Li Huamei hid in the shadows and led the sharpshooter team formed by the Red Army to conduct a large-scale sniper battle, sniping a regiment commander, two battalion commanders and a bunch of company platoon commanders in an hour, and countless machine gunners were sniped.

After encountering constant sniping, the officers and men of the defenders of Yuelu Mountain were so frightened that they shrank their heads under sandbags and did not dare to come out, but Li Huamei relied on the anti-tank sniper rifle in her hand to penetrate the bunker and kill many enemies hiding under the sandbags. Before the Red Army carried out a large-scale artillery bombardment of Yuelu Mountain, the fighting spirit of the defenders had already collapsed. Therefore, in response to the battle of Yuelu Mountain, after a burst of artillery bombardment, the defenders were demoralized and automatically raised the white flag.

On the battlefield, the pursuit of the highest efficiency kills people without injuring people, and in the hospital, the pursuit of the same efficiency of saving people. A ruthless battlefield killer and a doctor who treats diseases and saves people, the overly "pure" Li Huamei distinguishes these two roles very clearly and "plays" them well.

Whether it is Hannah or Katyusha or Li Huamei, they are not real people, let alone people with complete personalities, they all have their own flaws.

Lin Han returned to China last year, and after "giving birth" to Li Huamei in Shanghai, Li Huamei only needs time. I've been working hard to learn. Lin Han and Hannah. No matter what knowledge you learn, you will remember and absorb it completely as long as you read it once, and Li Huamei and Katyusha are much worse in this regard. Although their memory is better than that of mortals, they are far less demonic than Lin Han and Hannah. She can remember a lot of things by sharing it with Lin Han's body. But this sponge absorbs water and pours knowledge into it. If she can't try to review and understand like a normal person. Soon you will forget most of it like a mortal. So to learn something, she has to work hard to "study" and "review".

Since her birth, Li Huamei has been learning three skills. One is acting, the second is killing skills, and the third is saving people.

In May 1933, after Lin Han was urgently called back to Germany by Hannah, his affairs in China were handed over to Li Huamei.

Li Huamei, who stayed in Beijing, followed the German director to shoot the film "The Great Wall of Flesh" reflecting the Great Wall of Resistance, and she herself played the first heroine. This anti-Japanese war did not use any professional actors, except for her, all of them were performed by soldiers and civilians who participated in the Great Wall Anti-Japanese War.

Two months later, the film was completed, and after the Germans edited it, it was broadcast nationwide in October and quickly caused a sensation, and Li Huamei also became famous and became a representative of the country's well-known young women in the Anti-Japanese War.

When "The Great Wall of Flesh and Blood" was broadcast in cities across the country, Li Huamei secretly joined the CCP without telling Lin Han, and became an official CCP member a year later.

During this period, she went to Jiangxi and met with Li Runshi, the leader of the Red Army, for a long talk, and after a few days in the Soviet area, she returned to Shanghai to continue to preside over the liaison between the German side and the Soviet area. In addition to learning and dealing with all kinds of things, as long as she has time, Li Huamei will help with surgeries in hospitals in Shanghai to improve her medical skills.

Although her learning ability is far inferior to Lin Han and Hannah, she is still too strong compared to ordinary humans. After practicing in the hospital for less than half a month, you can preside over the operation alone. When she was in Shanghai, she did as many surgeries as she could, both for patients and for the poor, and not only did she not charge a fee, but she also often subsidized patients.

Because of her high medical skills and "kind-heartedness", she has earned a huge reputation in the Shanghai medical community in half a year. In addition, she became famous in the movie "The Great Wall of Flesh and Blood", and her prestige in the medical and folk circles is very high, and the superposition of the two has earned her a lot of faith.

During her stay in Shanghai, Li Huamei kept saving people, but she also did not kill less. She was a well-known ruffian hooligan bully in Shanghai and a traitor who colluded with the Japanese, and she was regarded as a "sinner" of the Chinese nation, and she also killed hundreds of people. During the day, she is a white-clothed angel who heals the sick and saves people, and at night she is a witch who seduces souls and kills people.

Tong guò cured diseases, she practiced skilled rescue medical skills, Tong guò to eliminate adultery, she became a terrible "murder expert". (To be continued......)

PS: There was a little problem in the last chapter.,I accidentally wrote the number about the Hawker fighter jù one more time.,But this doesn't affect everyone's subscription fee.,And that extra thing.,I've rewritten more than 200 words to replace it.。 The specific plot is as follows

In 1933, with the help of Britain, the United States, Germany and other countries, the artillery party began to reorganize and train troops. Germany, Britain, the United States, France, and other countries have all made a fortune in arms through this.

The Germans sold a large number of obsolete World War I rifles, the Americans sold a collection of new fighters, and the French sold training aircraft and old artillery produced after World War I to China. Of course, in return, the Artillery government signed more traitorous treaties on trade, and more thoroughly turned China into a foreign economic colony. It is also because there are too many "foreign equipment" to choose from, which leads to the fact that domestic military factories cannot get enough orders, and they are actually faced with the joke of "not having enough to eat" in the era of army expansion.

What Song Ziwen in Nanjing didn't know was that in order to "eat his stomach", the Shanghai Manufacturing Institute and the Hanyang Arsenal in his ruling area had been secretly receiving arms orders from the Jiangxi Red Army since 1933. Of course, all the Red Army paid them at this time were all kinds of "foreign exchange" and "fiat currency" that Lin Han helped print.