The Secret History of Manchuria (Part 1)

Comprehensively reveal a shocking past event that happened in Northeast China, and the causes and consequences of the establishment of the Puppet Manchukuo. It starts from the 1920s and continues until the Japanese surrender at the end of the 1940s. The prototype of the story is a true story told by one of Zhang Xueliang's personal guards! The details are extremely shocking, especially the whole process of the Japs creating the Huanggutun Incident, as if they were there in person!

This book is a memoir written by an old lady named Han Xuemei. Starting from the 1920s, a bandit named Long Yunfei in the Northeast region began to talk about the banditry in the Northeast, how Zhang Zuolin rose to dominate the Northeast, participated in the Zhili-Fengtian War, colluded with the Japs, the Huanggutun incident, Zhang Xueliang came to power, and then the Japs wooed Long Yunfei, colluded with Puyi and his Queen Wanrong, secretly planned to establish the Puppet Manchukuo, etc., And a series of major historical events. As a witness, Han Xuemei recounted all kinds of shocking details, which can be called a vivid oral history.

When I first read the title, I thought it was about the Puppet Manchukuo Kingdom. As I read on, I realized that it was about Zhang Zuolin and Yun Feilong. I didn't want to put it down. The story had ups and downs, was fascinating, and I couldn't put it down!

Clear away the fog of history and unlock the dusty past of Manchuria. The book breaks away from the rigid narrative of orthodox historical materials and explores unknown palace secrets and undercurrents of the times in the context of troubled times. The narrative is rich and suspenseful, restoring the vicissitudes of a special era. It not only shows the vicissitudes of the rise and fall of dynasties, but also reveals the various aspects of human nature under the power game. Reading it gives a glimpse of the truth of the ups and downs of the years.

Simple and smooth! The addresses are all real! I'm from the north! These places are all familiar! Sounds kind! Very good👌🏻!

Great book, when can I see Xia Guo?

Well written, very good. Smooth.

Very well written. Reality. I hope I will listen to them all. Thanks. Liked.

Good, good, good, good

This book is very well written

Well written. Like!

Not bad, good, interesting

Give the author a boost.

Looks good, waiting for the next part to come out

The content of this book reflects the history of Northeast China during the Republic of China and is worth reading.

The subject matter and content are very good, much better than those cheating and systematic novels.

Is Yun Feilong's prototype Feng Delin?