In the first half of 1940, the most active person in China was the traitor David Wang.

On 24 January, David Wang held talks with Wang Kemin, Liang Hongzhi, and Li Shouxin, the traitor leaders in Inner Mongolia, North China, and Central China, to reach formal reunification.

From 1937 to 1940, China was divided into five countries, namely the Chongqing government led by Mr. Qing, the "puppet Manchukuo" in the northeast of Puyi, the "Mongolian and Xinjiang United Autonomous Government" in the north, the "puppet Provisional Government of the Republic of China" in Beiping, and the "Restoration Government of the Republic of China" in Jinling.

With the support of the Japanese, David Wang integrated the Japanese occupation areas except for the "puppet Manchukuo", and governed Jiangsu, Huaihai, Anhui, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Hubei, Hunan, Guangdong, Central Plains, Fujian and other provinces, as well as special cities such as Nanjing, Modu, Hankou, and Xiamen. Except for Jiangsu, Huaihai, and Anhui provinces, where the situation is relatively complete, other provinces and autonomous regions often occupy only a few counties.

Even so, Wang's puppet government is not small, and it has been able to compete with the Chongqing government.

The year 1940 was the most arduous year for the great cause of the Chinese people's resistance against Japan.

Internationally, Britain was forced to close the "Yunnan-Burma Highway" under Japanese pressure; France was forced to close the "Yunnan-Vietnam Railway" under pressure; only the United States embarwent on Japan, and Chennault participated in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, but on the whole, it was not deeply involved in the war between China and Japan.

And at home, there are a large number of traitors in China!

There is an intriguing scene in the movie "Tunnel War", where the militia captain Gao Chuanbao rings the bell under the big locust tree to convey information: there are "more than 100 devils and more than 200 puppet army ......"

If you want to talk about "traitors", as the name suggests, you have to start from the Han Dynasty.

The originator of the traitors was Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty and the accompanying courtiers of the pro-Xiongnu "Zhongxing Shuo" (pronounced "Yue"). In order to avenge his personal anger, he surrendered to Shan Yu as soon as he arrived at the Xiongnu, gave him advice, and carried out military attacks on the Han Dynasty with "the right medicine", and even approached the city of Chang'an, and became the "henchman" of the Han Dynasty for a while.

During the entire Anti-Japanese War, China's anti-Japanese armed forces annihilated nearly 1.2 million puppet troops, and at the time of Japan's surrender, there were 1.46 million puppet troops and more than 400,000 puppet policemen, plus the puppet Manchukuo army and puppet Manchukuo police, the total number was at least more than 3 million, which was more than the number of the Japanese army invading China.

In the early days of the Anti-Japanese War, there were often 100 Japanese criminals who could occupy a county or provincial capital, and not only did they not meet resistance, but there were also some traitors who were busy hanging the "Maintenance Association" sign and waving the sun flag to welcome them.

Zhou Sijing, a staff officer next to the commander of the 29th Army of the National Revolutionary Army, Song Zheyuan, provided the Japanese army with information on the retreat of the Nanyuan defenders, and said that "(Zhao Dengyu) has boarded the car and set off." It was according to this information that the Japanese army set up an ambush in Tianluozhuang, which directly led to the death of Zhao Dengyu and Tong Linge, famous generals in a hundred battles.

During the defense of Jinling, at night, according to the order, the whole city was curfew, and some traitors actually used torches and flashlights to guide Japanese planes to bomb ammunition depots, barracks, and other important targets.

So, in a big country with a history of 5,000 years of civilization, why are there so many traitors?

The reproduction of the "traitor phenomenon" is related to the loss of values and the disunity of the country.

Li Shiqun of the Dahan River often said to his subordinates: "You can touch big fish by the river, why bother to touch small fish in the center of the river." I, Li Shiqun, have nothing, so I rely on the Japanese. You say I'm a traitor or a hooligan, anyway, what I have now is money and power. ”

The little traitor's saying is: "People have to live, and the puppet army has a military salary and can support their families." ”

As a result of the protracted civil war, a strong central government was not formed in modern China, and the localities were in charge of their own affairs, resulting in some people having a strong sense of regional identity and a lack of national identity and belonging. This situation of "scattered sand" has facilitated the foreign aggressors in pursuing the policy of "using China to contain China" and "divide and rule."

Therefore, the Chinese nation has been sinking for too long, and when it comes to bloodshed and sacrifice, there is not enough blood and torture to achieve phoenix nirvana.

In this case, Qin Di knew that someone was sacrificed, but he didn't dare to reach out to save him!

In February 1940, the anti-Japanese hero Yang Jingyu was trapped in the Japanese puppet encirclement, tossing and turning between the snowfields, and the people around him defected to the enemy one by one, and in turn persuaded the Japanese army to surrender. A fellow villager named Zhao Tingxi said to Yang Jingyu: "I think it's better to surrender, now 'Manchukuo' does not kill those who surrender." ”

If you don't kill and surrender to the Japanese, you can still be the puppet Minister of Military Affairs of Manchukuo.

Yang Jingyu was silent for a while and sighed: "Fellow countryman, we Chinese have all surrendered, is there still China?"

Subsequently, Yang Jingyu was martyred.

In late February, Qin Di and Yan Xue came to Jiaoshan Island.

Yan Xue stayed in Xiangwan Hall to practice, and Qin Di went to find the little monk to teach the Fa.

However, when Qin Di came to the temple, he did not find the little monk Hai'an.

He felt very strange: "If you become a monk and don't practice honestly, how can you run around?"

Qin Di found the presiding monk of the temple, Huiqing, and asked what had happened.

Huiqing invited him into a secret room and said that the little monk had been taken away by Master Haiyan from Tibet!

Qin Di was very surprised: "When did Master Haiyan come?"

Huiqing replied: "I came here in December last year, and I only stayed here for one night. The next day, I left in a hurry with Hai'an!"

Qin Di was a little annoyed: "How can this be true! Hai'an is my apprentice! If he wants to take it away, he can take it away?" besides......, he didn't say the next words. Because it stands to reason that since Master Haiyan is here, why don't you go to the Demon Capital to see her daughter?

Huiqing saw that his face was unswerving, and then said something again, which made Qin Di stunned!

Qin Di pondered for a moment and snorted coldly: "My apprentice, how can you say that it is gone, he will have to come back and beg me in the future!"

Huiqing said anxiously: "Master Qin, this matter is too implicated, you should be careful." ”

"Okay, I know what to do. ”

On 5 February, the Nationalist Government granted special permission for "Lamudeng" to succeed him, and the Executive Yuan allocated 400,000 yuan for the bedding ceremony. The Nationalist Government sent Wu Zhongxin to Lhasa to preside over the drawing of lots with the Living Buddha Rezhen.

Almost at the same time, the Sammu sect of Tibetan Buddhism announced that Xingxi had found a new "Dharma King," and Wu Zhongxin went to witness the same.

King Samu, in addition to the Great Lama and the Ban Toad, is the third person in the ranking, higher than the Ngamapa and Gaden Tripa.

It stands to reason that the little monk Hai'an was already 10 years old at this time, and the vast majority of Dharma kings would not wait so long for the reincarnation. But sometimes there are exceptions, such as the sixth plate toad, who only sat in bed at the age of 15.

Hai'an practiced the exercises taught by Qin Di and unconsciously opened his dreams. Otherwise, this may not have happened.

Despite this, Qin Di still felt a little depressed: "Hmph, if I knew this, I wouldn't have taught him the Dharma, what if I taught him the Immortal Family Method?"

Yan Xue asked, "Sir, what's wrong?"

Qin Di told her what happened.

Yan Xue was silent for a long time and didn't say a word, but her expression was gloomy, which was inevitable.