C53 Yang liu rebellion

Jiang Jieshi stood dumbly in the middle of the room, feeling empty in his heart. He once again walked to the writing desk and sat down, looking at the dozen or so letters that the Prime Minister Sun s had sent him that were scattered on the table. Suddenly, his hands clasped tightly onto his forehead, and tears started to roll down uncontrollably.

Jiang Jieshi recalled the time when he was still studying in Japan. When he was introduced by Chen Qimei, he had joined the Chinese Federation and his oath echoed in his mind, he could not help but recite aloud, "I am sworn to fight for the exorcism of the barbarians, the restoration of China, the creation of the Republic of China, and the equality of the land."

As his eyes became misty with tears, Jiang Jieshi caressed the letters on the table. These letters seemed to contain the words of a Prime Minister Sun right in front of his eyes, instructing him with utmost care.

Outside the room, Li Boyang and his classmates pressed their ears against the windows, afraid that something might happen to the principal.

At this moment, Li Boyang heard the sound of footsteps. He turned around and saw the head chef carrying a lunchbox as he walked over.

"Have the representatives of the Party eaten yet?" Jiang Xianyun asked in a low voice:

The head cook shook his head and mumbled, "It's only been a day. I drank half a bowl of porridge in the morning."

Everyone sighed. In fact, no one was in the mood to eat today.

Li Boyang pointed to the inside of the house and said, "The principal probably hasn't eaten for a day, so quickly send him in."

However, the head chef said, "Captain Li, if you want me to say it, you should go send him off."

"Why?"

"If I send it in, President Jiang will not eat it." The head of the cookery class said helplessly, "You're his student, so you should advise him to eat a little more."

Li Boyang sighed and took the lunchbox. He nodded to Chen Geng, who lightly knocked on the door. After a while, there was no reply.

Chen Geng turned his head and shook his head. Li Boyang gently opened the door, stuck his head inside and softly said, "Principal, let's eat some food."

There was still no sound from inside, Li Boyang turned to look at everyone, only to see his classmates giving him a meaningful glance, he forced himself to open the door, and quietly walked in. At the writing desk, he saw the Principal's face filled with tears, and Li Boyang's heart ached, he took out the food in the lunchbox, it was Jiang Jieshi's favorite food.

"Principal, don't be sad. If you want to look ahead, you should eat."

Li Boyang placed the bowl and chopsticks in front of Jiang Jieshi, and said softly: "All of you are just like a pillar of support for us, now that you are so depressed, all of you are at a loss."

Jiang Jieshi looked at Li Boyang, Li Boyang pointed at the figure standing outside the window, and said softly: "Principal, if you do not eat, we will not eat either."

Jiang Jieshi's lips moved, and said: "Let everyone in."

Li Boyang walked out quickly and called everyone in. A dozen people squeezed into the room and looked at Jiang Jieshi as they saluted.

Jiang Jieshi took up his bowl and chopsticks, indicated to everyone, and began eating with large bites, completely finishing all the food in the box. Li Boyang, who was at the side, brought out a cup of tea, and Jiang Jieshi gulped it down, then said to the students who were present: "Relax, I'm fine, do not learn from me, you all still need to eat, not just eat, but eat as much as you can, only when you are full can you grow strength, and only when you kill your enemies will you have the ability to do so."

Everyone nodded their heads, and Jiang Jieshi said: "Prime Minister is thinking of the Northern Chasm, although Prime Minister has passed away, but we, the students of Huangpu, must follow through with your wishes, all of you must train your armies well, in the future, the Northern Chasm will still be your fight to kill the enemy, and Prime Minister will definitely witness it."

After saying that, Jiang Jieshi's expression became tired, Li Boyang saw everything, and turned to his classmates and said: "The Principal is tired, everyone can go out."

Jiang Jieshi nodded, and everyone left.

Outside, Jiang Xianyun lowered his head in thought. Seeing that, Li Boyang asked: "Wu Shan, what's on your mind?"

Jiang Xianyun looked at everyone, and said in a low voice: "Bo Yang, after the prime minister has left, I'm worried that the two parties might still be able to get along with each other."

Li Boyang slowed down his pace. He also thought about this issue and felt that it was a pain in the neck for everyone. As a member of the Communist Party, they were especially sensitive. He had been avoiding this question, afraid to think, deduce, and witness it.

The two of them walked shoulder to shoulder for a few hundred meters. When they parted ways, he said something that made Jiang Xianyun think deeply: "Since ancient times, those who can bear tribulation cannot be wealthier than others.

Jiang Xianyun's footsteps paused, he raised his head and looked towards Li Boyang, whose eyes looked past him, and then turned and walked towards the three groups of encampments, and said softly: "Wu Shan, we are brothers for life."

Jiang Xianyun was stunned for a moment, then laughed: "We're brothers who spend the rest of our lives together."

Not long after Sun Zhongshan's death, Tang Jiyao was the first to announce his appointment as the Deputy Marshal of the Revolutionary Army Government in Guangdong province. As he attacked Li Zongren and Bai Chongxi's troops in Guangxi, he announced, "In the past, there was Great Marshal Sun who presided over all the major events in Guangdong. Now that the Grand Marshal has passed away, I will take responsibility for everything that has yet to happen."

Hu Hanmin, who was left at the Marshal's Mansion in Guangzhou, was extremely anxious. After Tang Jiyao sent the electric message, Hu Hanmin received the message immediately. As the Prime Minister Sun had passed away and Madam Song Qingling was still staying in the Martial Quarters, Hu Hanmin did not dare to be the best. He gave up the office in front of him and created a new office for the Field Marshal in the Martial Quarters.

Hu Hanmin walked into the office and threw his hat on the desk, then scolded loudly: "Tang Jiyao is shameless, he has the wishful thinking of becoming the assistant marshal, help me power it up, the Marshal of Guangzhou will not recognize him as a fake deputy marshal. If we attack with troops, kill Chen Lianming and don't worry about destroying Tang Jiyao again."

Zou Lu laughed, hung Hu Hanmin's hat on his hat rack and said: "I have already drafted a message for the acting marshal."

Hu Hanmin's eyes lit up. He picked up a long message from his desk, and it read: When the Prime Minister was alive, he showed a face full of contempt for his authority. After the Prime Minister passed away, he acted in a tyrannical manner. Cunning and deceitful, no one dared to point a finger at anyone who had blood in them. It was also known as Tang Ni's evil, which was the same as Chen Liangming's, leaving no room for manoeuvre. We must all abide by the decree, and all enemies must bear grudges against each other. All political relations with Tang Ni should be broken up promptly. "If anyone violates the wishes of the Party and is willing to collude with Tang Ni, our Party will only enforce discipline and never lend money!"

Hu Hanmin was overjoyed: "Well said, well said. This telegram was sent in the name of the Central Executive Committee. "

Zou Lu stepped forward and said: "Substitute Marshal, the most important thing now is to consider the successor of Prime Minister Sun."

Hu Hanmin's smile slowly faded as he asked: "What do you think of our comrades from the Party?"

Zou Lu said, "The situation is still unclear, but Wang Zhao Ming is already building up his momentum."

Hu Hanmin laughed coldly, and said: "I am just showing off my abilities, help me find out the opinions of my comrades in the Party."

Zou Lu nodded. He was already doing it.

Bo Luo's East Expeditionary Force Central Army Command. Liu Zhenhuan and Yang Ximin were still hugging the two sisters tightly. As Liu Zhenhuan seriously read the secret message, a smile blossomed on his face.

Yang Ximin smacked his concubine's round bottom and lit up a cigarette gun with his chin. He asked Liu Zhenhuan: "What's the matter, make you happy."

Liu Zhenhuan handed the message back to Yang Ximin and said: "Old Tang has invested a lot of money to allow you to go back and recruit troops, and has even made you Yunnan Army's Deputy Commander."

Yang Ximin took a look at it and was elated. He straightened his body and said: "Then let's quickly use electricity."

Liu Zhenhuan adjusted his gold-rimmed glasses and said: "There's no need to be busy, I'm going to sneak back to Hong Kong in a few days, where the representative of Prime Minister Duan and Chen Ming will be waiting for me."

Hearing that, Chen Liangming laughed out loud, and said: "Chen Liangming wants a share of the spoils too? "How many men and horses does he still have?"

Liu Zhenhuan thought for a moment, then said: "I heard that Lin Hu and Hong Zhao-Lin who escaped to Gansu and Fujian provinces, with the support of the Anhui Province, have formed two new armies."

Yang Ximin rubbed his chin, the Anhui Province was a place that was rich and prosperous, Chen Liangming had recovered his vitality so quickly, it was beyond his expectations.

Very quickly, and Liu Zhenhuan sent a private message shortly after the power was switched on. At the same time, both the Anhui and Fengyin Departments in Beijing were supporting with electricity, while in Guangdong, Chen Ming, Lin Hu, Deng Ben Yin, Shen Pu Fan and the others were openly or secretly expressing their good will to Tang Xiu.

And Yang Ximin Tribe, who had not received the approval of the Martial Quarters, had secretly returned to Guangzhou. They had actually stationed a brigade of troops in the Guangzhou District, claiming that they were protecting the Yunnan Army's tax revenue source. Liu Zhenhuan personally went to Yunnan and asked Tang Jiyao to return to Guangdong Province.

At this time, the army was far away in Dongjiang River, in Guangzhou, there was nothing but emptiness. In addition to that, the struggle for Sun Zhongshan's heir in the Kuomintang became more and more intense, causing the Marshal's Mansion to lose its leader. Yang Ximin and Liu Zhenhuan who had been watching over and staying in Guangzhou felt that the best time to start the army had come.

The Queen's Hotel in Hong Kong, which used to be bustling with traffic, has been closed for three days. Within Hong Kong, a large number of Chinese soldiers in various military uniforms have entered the hotel.

After the soldiers had sealed their doors, a group of cars arrived from the main road. Two generals wearing capes and holding onto German military blades, one of them had a narrow and thin figure with glasses, the other had a tall and big beard. The two of them were none other than Liu Zhenhuan and Yang Ximin.

Yang Ximin and Liu Zhenhuan walked in side by side, and representatives from various forces who had been waiting at the hotel for a long time welcomed them.

After the group exchanged greetings, they went to the Queen Hotel to have a private meeting for two hours. Yang Ximin and Liu Zhenhuan hurriedly left the hotel and returned to Guangzhou on the same day. What benefits were exchanged during the meeting could not be known, but after that, in the name of Vice Marshal Tang, Liu Zhenhuan was appointed as Guangxi Military Affairs Supervisor and Governor of Guangxi, and was appointed as Guangdong Military Affairs Supervisor and Governor of Guangdong. Hong Kong and Ying provided a large amount of firearms for Yang and Liu.

After Yang and Liu returned to Bo Luo, Liu Zhenhuan released an electric current, accusing the Kuomintang Central Plains of "inappropriate" action. Yang Ximin, himself as the commander in chief of the Yunnan Allied Army, transferred Master Zhao Chengliang (First Division's First Army) stationed at Shaoguan to the southern side of GuangJiu Railway; brought about the transfer of the Hu Si Shun Army (Third Army) stationed at Fuoshan to the Guangzhou Baiyun Mountain; and extended Master Liao Xing (First Army Second Division) stationed in the Guangzhou area to the outskirts of the city. Liu Zhenhuan then deployed the Gui Army to Jia He and the three Li region.