Chapter 139: Revenge Zhaoxue

Song Jian followed Wu Xiaoxiao's shouting and chased over, and saw a black shadow flashing at forty meters above others, caught among the bandits around Hu, and shouted: "Fellow Song, come and help me!" ”

Song Jian decided that this was Wu Xiaoxiao. ≥ Bayi Chinese.com ≤<<.≤8<1

The years of resentment that pressed on my heart were revealed in this wild laughter.

Then, Liu Xiaoyi led the rest of the star regiment of the Kuomintang army to revolt on the Huaihai battlefield. During the uprising, Liu Xiaoyi was shot in the back by Hu Zhou, who had not had time to dispose of it, and Hu Zhouwei was shot dead by Sun Jiping. Li Jiatian died soon after, and the three children were raised by the wife of the head of the regiment, and Sun Guangping later joined the Chinese People's Liberation Army directly with the rebels.

After Qi Xueqin returned to his hometown, the Kuomintang army launched a large-scale attack on the liberated areas. The leader decided to let Xueqin evacuate temporarily, but she insisted on staying and continuing to fight the enemy locally. In the enemy's many searches, Qi Xueqin escaped under the cover of his fellow countrymen's wit.

Due to the betrayal of the traitor, Qi Xueqin was unfortunately arrested. The enemy escorted her to the township office, and first promised her a lot of money, asking her to confess who else was a ** member in the village, but she was sternly refused. The enemy sent traitors to persuade him, and Qi Xueqin scolded: "Dog traitor, you have no conscience, get out!" ”

The fierce enemy cruelly hung her on the beam, beat her fiercely, and then lowered her and poured pepper water on her...... Qi Xueqin was tortured and bruised, but she just didn't let go. In between the torture of the enemy, she also encouraged her companions to hold on, and never surrender on their knees and betray their comrades. The enemy tried all their tricks, but they never got what they needed. When the enemy was about to poison her, Gu Mu, secretary of the Xinhailian Special Committee, received a report from the Armed Forces Department of the Zhuting County Party Committee, and promptly ordered Song Jiliu and others to rescue her, and Qi Xueqin finally got out of the tiger's mouth.

After Qi Xueqin returned to her hometown, she worked in the women's rescue association in the district and successively served as the head of Baima and Sandian.

**Ju (19o3-1947), a native of Lingbao, Henan, formerly known as Mian, graduated from Luoyang Normal School. In order to worship Yue Fei, he changed his name to Pengju. ** The name was originally to revere Yue Wumu, but he was opportunistic and treacherous, capricious, and forgetful of profit.

**In 1922, he joined Feng Yuxiang's 16th Mixed Brigade Model Company as a cadet, and later served as Feng Chuanling's personal follower, and gradually promoted. In 27 years, he was sent to the Red Army Officer School in Kiev, Soviet Russia, for further study, and after returning to China, with the expansion of Feng's department, he served as the commander of the independent artillery regiment, the brigade commander, and the chief of staff of the army.

After the Great War, Jiang Yanfeng abandoned Feng and joined Chiang Kai-shek and joined the Fuxing Society. After the Anti-Japanese War, he served as chief of staff and deputy commander of Hu Zong's Southern Group Army. In 41 years, Hao defected to Japan and served as the governor of Huaihai Province and the security commander of the Suhuai Special Region. During Hao's stay in Xuzhou, he had contacts with Chongqing through Xiong Bin and the Military Command Bureau. Our New Fourth Army sent more than 10 party members and cadres to the Hao Division, and two division commanders of the Hao Division were appointed as special party members.

On August 15, 1941, Japan surrendered, and Hao changed from Wang to Chiang Kai-shek as the commander of the Sixth Route Army.

At the beginning of the fourth or sixth year, Chen Daqing commanded Feng Zhi'an, Chen Daqing, and ** to raise nearly 100,000 troops to attack the liberated area of central and southern Shandong. Chen Yi, commander of the New Fourth Army, analyzed the battlefield situation and decided to fight for the Hao uprising, which was approved by the Central Military Commission. Our army fought continuously between Xuzhou and Jinan on the Jinpu line, destroying 28,000 enemies. Under our strong military pressure and political offensive, **Ju led more than 10,000 officers and soldiers to revolt in Malantun, Taierzhuang, on January 9, and sent out an anti-civil war telegram.

**The uprising was the second person in the Kuomintang army to revolt in the formation of divisions and above during the Kuomintang and Communist War after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, following the uprising of the New Eighth Army led by Gao Shuxun in Handan. The third was the uprising in Haicheng in Northeast China led by Pan Shuoduan of the Yunnan Army. All of them were welcomed by the people.

In order to educate and transform the ministry into a revolutionary armed force that truly serves the people. Chen Yi asked Hao to go to Ju County in the rear to rest, and went to Hao to convene officers for training many times, so he talked with Hao patiently. At the request of the first person, Commander Chen selected more than ten important cadres of Zhu Kejing, Liu Shuzhou, and Gu Fengming to be stationed in Haobu to liaise.

Zhu Kejing joined China in 1922 and went to Moscow Eastern University for further study in 1923. During the Northern Expedition, he was the representative of the Third Army Party, and during the Nanchang Uprising, he was the representative of the Ninth Army Party. At that time, he was the Liaison Minister and Secretary-General of the New Fourth Army Headquarters. **Approved by the Central Military Commission, Hao's Ministry was established as the "Central China Democratic Coalition Army" and appointed ** as the commander. The Central Military Commission appointed Zhu Kejing as political commissar of the coalition forces, Gu Fengming as chief of staff, and Liu Shuzhou as director of the political department.

On June 25, 46, Chiang Kai-shek began with a large-scale siege of Wang Shusheng and the first department in the Central Plains of our country, and a full-scale civil war was inevitable. ** Seeing Chiang Kai-shek's turbulence for a while, he was shaken and changed. Especially in September of that year, our two Huai were captured by the Kuomintang army, and the first move stepped up the collusion with the Nanjing Secret Bureau and Xuzhou Xue Yue.

Chen Yi has heard about this many times and knows it in detail. Mr. Chen sent people, sent telegrams, and wrote handwritten letters, educating people not to be confused by temporary phenomena and not to betray the people.

After that, according to the detailed reports of Zhu Kejing, Liu Shuzhou, and Gu Fengming, Chen Yi knew that it was impossible to transform Hao into a revolutionary army, but according to the central government's policy of "welcoming the rebel troops when they come, and sending them off when they go," he transferred the first mobilization unit from the center of the liberated area to the border of the East China Sea. Let them choose their own path. Not to mention the use of force to solve forced reforms.

At the beginning of the 47th year, Chiang Kai-shek and Chen Cheng organized heavy troops, and the southern front was commanded by Ou Zhen, commander of the reorganized 19th Army, Hu Lian on the left, Li Tianxia on the middle road, and Huang Baitao on the right, a total of 22 integrated brigades (divisions) from Taierzhuang, Xin'an Town, and Chengtou to the north to attack Linyi, the assembly place of our Huaye; On the northern front, Li Xianzhou, deputy commander of the Second Appeasement Zone, commanded eight divisions from Zhoucun, Mingshui, and Boshan to Laiwu and Xintai, in an attempt to completely annihilate our main force in Huaye and turn the tide of the battle in Shandong. Chen Cheng went to Xuzhou to supervise the battle.

** Thinking that it was a good opportunity to vote for Jiang to invite merit, the time would not come again, and he went south without authorization, close to Haizhou City, and the mountains and rain were about to come and the wind was full of buildings, Chen Yi asked Zhu Kejing to face Hao Advice, only by standing on the side of the people can there be a bright future, and voting for Chiang is just one more martyr for the reactionary camp. And told Hao, as long as Hao does not publicly vote for Jiang, I will never add up to one soldier and one pawn.

In the struggle between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, most of the important generals of the former Northwest Army system had different contacts with **. And when it transforms, it is usually sent to the cadres of our party to escort them away. When Feng Wangxiang and the Communist Party received Russian aid, he invited many ** cadres to serve in Feng's department. He was also invited to assist Feng Jun's political training. Later, Feng held talks with Chiang Kai-shek and Wang Jingwei in Zhengzhou and Xuzhou, and decided that Chiang, Wang, and Feng would cooperate to "clean up the party", and still gave gifts to send people away.

Even Sun Dianying, who was born as a bandit and a treasure thief in the Qing Tombs, escorted the liaison personnel of the Eighth Route Army back to his headquarters when he led his troops to surrender to the Japanese army. When Hao and his sworn party planned a rebellion and the crisis was lurking, Zhu Kejing and Liu Shu finally warned Chen Yi to leave the front line of the civil war and garrison the rear of the Chiang Tong area.

However, Hao rebelled against Jiang's iron heart and was difficult to understand. Hao personally went to Xuzhou to meet Chen Cheng and Xue Yue. Chen Cheng praised Hao, and Chen Cheng said: "Chiang Kai-shek instructed that the battle of Lunan will be related to the overall situation, and only success is allowed, not failure, and Hao is ordered to deploy in Fangshan Street, Baitabu, to cover Huang Baitao's flank.