A Spy's Life Begins with Transmigration

About the Northeast Anti-Japanese War. It was not that the Northeast did not resist the war, but that Chiang Kai-shek strictly prohibited the war of resistance. When the 918 incident occurred, General Huang Xiansheng, who violated Chiang Kai-shek's ban and led the police to resist the Japanese, was arrested when he returned and was imprisoned until liberation. On the eve of liberation, General Huang and Xiao Luo Butou were shot together. It is really unreasonable that the Kuomintang will not die.

Is there a golden finger? Reality tortures me, it's too miserable, it's not a cool article, I won't read it!

Come on! Thank you for clearing the name of the Northeast Army soldiers who resisted Japan!

Many people are saying that the non-resistance order was issued by Chiang Kai-shek. They just want to clear up the fact that Zhang Xueliang led the Northeast Army to give up resistance for the sake of national unity. But the fact is that the only source of the non-resistance order issued by Chiang Kai-shek is a Japanese reporter interviewing Zhang Xueliang's confidential room owner. When he was in charge of Hongfang, Hongfang dictated that Chiang Kai-shek sent a "milling telegram" ordering no resistance, and Zhang Xueliang conveyed it to all the armies. However, the telegram about the milling telegram only exists in relevant memories. No one can prove the existence of this telegram. No one has read the original text of this telegram, so how can it be conveyed to the armies? The "Yu Dian" order of Zhang Xueliang not to resist has been preserved by authentic manuscripts and files. At that time, the "Yu Dian" and "Mian Dian" were date codes, and messages on the same day used the same code. The sixth day of the lunar month was called "Yu Dian", while the "Mian Dian" was the 16th. Zang Shiyi, the chairman of the Liaoning Provincial Government at the time, was later captured by our army and was provided at the Fushun War Criminals Management Center in July 1951. His confession was that he received an order from Zhang Xueliang not to resist, and did not mention Chiang Kai-shek's order at all. This contradicted Hong Fang's statement. As a message that even the chairman of Liaoning Province did not know at the time, how could it have been conveyed to all armies. On the day the Kwantung Army occupied Changchun City, Chiang Kai-shek stopped the third siege and returned to Nanjing. The first order he issued was to protect the country's territory and sovereignty. Complete. The above is an explanation of the questionable issue of Chiang Kai-shek's order. All the content I provided can be verified by relevant historical data. Finally, Zhang Xueliang personally stated that the non-resistance order was made by him when answering the Japan Broadcasting Corporation's question on December 9, 1990. On May 28, 1991, Xu Songlin, president of the New York Northeast Fellows Association, asked in Manhattan Whether Zhang Xueliang had a handwriting from Chiang Kai-shek ordering non-resistance, Zhang Xueliang himself answered that it was his order and had nothing to do with Chiang Kai-shek. This was written in Xu Songlin's memoirs, and Zhang Xueliang himself told Tang Degang and others in his oral autobiography that he did not ask the government for instructions at all. Zhang Xueliang mentioned this matter three times in the last ten years of his life, saying that it was his own order. What is the historical truth? Different people have different opinions.

You just came here in 36 years, how can you make a fool of yourself?

Ningbo people and Northeasterners call each other "Brother" and "Brother"! He is still the superior and subordinate of the military commander! Not in private, it's too embarrassing!

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Zhang Xueliang was essentially a man without talent, virtue, incompetence, loyalty, filial piety, and unrighteousness. However, he had a history of not resisting Japan to preserve his strength, and that was the Battle of the Middle East Route. . . . Nanjing asked him to fight the Soviet Union, but there was no support, resulting in Zhang's disastrous defeat. . . From then on, he sought to protect himself

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The Northeastern officers and soldiers at the middle and lower levels are not cowards after joining our army. The achievements of the Northeastern Army officers and soldiers in resisting Japan cannot be belittled just because of the various struggles for power at the upper levels of the Kuomintang.