The Anti-Japanese War Begins with the Northeast Army

What else is accurate?

Your father was about to be killed in the explosion in Huanggutun!
Jiang Cheng looked at him meaningfully, but before he could speak, Zhang Hanqing suddenly said slowly: "Feilan, there is something you have to answer me honestly--"

"Two days ago a Japanese man met you at the guild hall. Is that true?"

Jiang Cheng knew that the news could not be concealed, so he immediately replied, "Yes. But think about who told you this news? Who wanted to cause internal conflicts in Northeast China?"

"The devil brought me something - the content on it was signed by the handsome man. I know that the handsome man will not agree to the terms on it, but can the devil agree to it?"

Zhang Hanqing knew this better than he did.

"I understand. The Japanese are about to go crazy... Especially in recent days, they have been coming to the Marshal's Mansion more frequently, saying that they can help us defeat the Northern Expedition."

At this point, he sighed deeply, "But I understand that if a civil war really breaks out, the devils will be the happiest, right?"

"Besides, is it true as they say, if we defeat the Northern Expedition, can we unify China? Even if we can, how much will it cost?"

Jiang Cheng looked at him as if he didn't recognize him.

No wonder later generations said that he was confused for most of his life, but he was able to go against the majority and do the right thing.

It can be seen that he understands some situations better than his father.

"The Japanese will definitely target our Northeast... So, Master, nothing must happen to you."

Jiang Cheng held his shoulder with one hand, "You must make Master Shuai do as I say, and use the cunning rabbit's three burrows to carefully return to Fengtian."

"No matter what, once we get outside the Great Wall, it's our world!"

There is not much time left, and Jiang Cheng also plans to return from the capital as soon as possible.

All the industrial areas in Jilin that can be sent north to Mongolia must be relocated. As for Heilongjiang Province, because it is backed by the Red Army and the Soviet Union, and has the Songhua River to defend, plus the reinforcements from Vladivostok, relying on naval patrols and strikes,
Even if the Japanese could really take advantage of the Kwantung Army's heavy bombing, he believed that he could complete the counterattack.

"Okay! I'll go and persuade her right away—"

At this point, Zhang Hanqing suddenly seemed to think of something, "By the way, Feilan, why do you think Yang Yuting always thinks that we can rely on the devils to defeat the Northern Expedition?"

"I always wonder if the devils have also looked for him?"

Or... are you becoming more suspicious of Little Zhuge?

Jiang Cheng looked back at him without answering in a hurry.

In fact, when it comes to talent, looking at the entire Fengtian Army, Guo Songling should be the best - although Yang Yuting has the nickname of Little Zhuge and is good at forming alliances, he is really not good enough when it comes to real fighting.

"I think I'm still unwilling to accept it."

He calmly replied, "I always think that if I take a gamble, I might be able to win the world back."

Zhang Hanqing shook his head and sighed: "I am afraid that he will lose the entire Northeast."

After saying this, the two brothers were about to say goodbye when Jiang Cheng's messenger trotted in: "Master Jiang... urgent telegram from Jinan Prefecture!"

Jinan Prefecture! ?

After hearing these three words, their faces changed and they looked at each other.

Since Yan Laoxi accepted the incorporation and changed the flag and emblem, Shandong also declared its support for the Three Principles of the People.

From then on, the entire outside the Great Wall regarded Hai Pingchuan as a traitor - even Hai Rushong, the garrison officer of Siping, submitted his resignation letters to the commander-in-chief twice, but was suppressed one after another.

"At this critical moment, it is..."

Jiang Cheng lowered his eyebrows and took a look, and immediately gasped. Japan, here they come!
In early May, the Japanese troops stationed on the Jiaozhou Peninsula used the excuse that the Northern Expedition Army was about to pass through Shandong and that they were afraid that their overseas Chinese would be harmed, so they demanded that the city gates in Shandong be opened to allow them to enter the city to station troops.

Hai Pingchuan, the governor of Shandong, naturally disagreed, and conflicts broke out between the two sides.

Of course, as a supporter of Nanjing, he naturally sought help from the top leaders... but the response he got was always that no resistance was allowed and there must be no conflict with the Japanese army.

Isolated and without any support, the Japanese army successively captured Zibo and Laiwu and approached the capital Jinan.

What’s even more hateful is that these brutal devils left a scorched earth wherever they passed, slaughtering men, women, young and old, even babies.

Jiang Cheng was shaking all over as he held the urgent telegram for help.
Zhang Hanqing, who was standing by, frowned, and sneered after a while: "Oh, now you think of your old brothers?"

"When the rebels turn against us, how do we ..."

Jiang Cheng turned around and glared at him: "You just said it yourself, the Japanese are the happiest people in a civil war!"

"Now the Japs are riding on our backs and shitting on us, and you still--Forget it, I won't talk to you anymore. I'm going south to Shandong."

"Damn it, I want to see how capable those Japanese are... If you want to take advantage of this situation, you better defeat me, Jiang Cheng first!"

Zhang Hanqing suddenly became anxious: "Jiang Feilan! Are you fucking crazy——"

He grabbed him tightly and said, "Open your eyes and look. The Japanese suddenly attacked. Aren't they waiting for us or Nanjing to take action?"

"Nanjing attacked Nanjing, and we attacked ourselves... This can also lead to internal friction; in addition, they are what you said to fish in troubled waters."

How come Jiang Cheng doesn’t know this?

If Nanjing did not take action at this time, wasn't it because they were afraid of weakening their strength by fighting the Japanese and would be wiped out by the Fengtian Army instead?
As for the Fengtian Army, if they went south to fight the Japanese, it would inevitably cause the Japanese and Fengtian sides to change from superficial "cooperation" to hatred...

Of course, beating up the little guys will also weaken their strength, and they may eventually be crushed by Nanjing.

When that time really comes, their room for negotiation with the bald man will be very limited.

"I know that you and Pingchuan are brothers in life and death. If something happens to him, you must not ignore it."

Seeing Jiang Cheng's expression getting worse, Zhang Hanqing softened his tone a little, "But you have to understand that if you act suddenly, you might just play into the hands of the Japanese."

"You - why don't you persuade Pingchuan to abandon the city and break out and return to Jilin."

Jiang Cheng quickly turned his gaze towards him.

Staring at his somewhat gentle and compassionate eyes, Jiang Cheng couldn't help but smile.

He laughed out loud, as if he had heard a rare joke in his lifetime.

How can you make such a light statement about foreign invasion, the massacre of our people, and the damage to our territory?

It's like talking about something completely unrelated.

"I understand what you mean."

Jiang Cheng raised his hand and gently pushed away the hand that was pulling him. "If the so-called preservation of strength means allowing the invaders to trample on us, then what is the point of keeping this strength?"

"I think...Mao Chen also taught you this principle back then."

After saying this, Jiang Cheng folded up the telegram sent by Hai Pingchuan and carefully put it in his arms: "Hanqing, take care of yourself and bring the commander back to Fengtian as soon as possible."

"I, Jiang Feilan, am going to Shandong to help my brothers and save my compatriots!"

After saying that, Jiang Cheng ran out of the door quickly, regardless of his obstruction. (End of this chapter)