Rebirth of the Anti-Japanese Heroes

"Everyone is in this business, and it is very clear from this point of view: to the east, Shanghai is the base camp for someone Jiang to launch the April [-] counter-revolutionary coup d'etat. It is close to Shanghai, and secondly, it used to be the stronghold of the warlords of the Anhui clique, and the mass base is average, so it is not suitable; to the west, Xu Kexiang in Changsha, Hunan Province, had previously engaged in the May [-]st Incident, and now the force is strong, and the mass base is also average. Not very suitable; to the south is Guangdong. This place is the most complicated place. On the one hand, the enemy is very powerful, but on the other hand, because it is the base camp of Mr. Sun Lao’s revolution, the consciousness of the masses is better than the above three Therefore, I believe that the ultimate goal of this uprising army is most likely to go south to capture Guangzhou!"

Hearing Li Jiansheng's analysis to this point, several old party members looked at each other and couldn't help sighing secretly.Although I feel that what Li Jiansheng said is not necessarily correct, for example, the reason may not be tenable, but I can't refute it, and I can't make more noises at the moment, so I can only continue to listen.

In fact, Li Jiansheng does not know why the Nanchang Uprising troops went south, but he knows that the purpose of this army to seize Guangzhou has long been determined, and it only changed later. In fact, this issue has been debated in later generations. Some people think that it was a wrong choice for the troops of the Nanchang Uprising to go south. The reason is that Guangdong is heavily guarded by the Kuomintang. Common opinion: Going south is right!The reason is what he analyzed to everyone just now, because a revolution must have a base area. At that time, Guangdong Province was the place with the highest awareness of the masses.

Of course, Li Jiansheng also knew another point, that is, many people in the party focused their attention on the city at that time, and the Nanchang Uprising troops went south to capture Guangzhou because of this thinking.This kind of thinking was not gradually changed until our great leader Mr. Mao put forward the idea of ​​"surrounding the city from the countryside" and it was supported by facts. People gradually accepted that the place to establish a base should be in the countryside instead of the big city!

As for the present, Li Jiansheng, who already knew the final whereabouts of the Nanchang Uprising troops, proceeded backwards based on this "answer" and stated the above "reasoning".Seeing that everyone was silent, he knew that what he said made sense and had resonated with everyone, so he took a sip of water and continued to "guess":

"Although we have to go south, there are many difficulties. Regardless of the heavy enemy troops in Guangdong Province, there are enough enemies on the way forward.

"I speculate that the troops of the Nanchang Uprising will first go down along the Fuhe River, and then enter Guangdong Province through Ruijin and Xunwu (now Xunwu). Hastily, the troops have not been reorganized, and the hot summer expedition along the way will reduce the number of troops. In addition, some leaders of the troops will not be determined and take the initiative to leave the army. I am afraid that this army will not have enough strength to enter Guangdong. If Forcibly entering Guangdong, it will only be "the end of the strong slavery", it is not worth mentioning!

"From this way, I personally think that this army will move to fight in Jiangxi Province for a period of time, and will not forcefully enter Guangdong regardless of everything!"

At this point, Li Jiansheng paused, as if he was thinking and organizing his words, but he was actually remembering—in history, the Nanchang Uprising troops fought in the Ruijin area for a long time!Li Jiansheng, who has studied this period of history, knows it well!But, how would he express it now?It's too straightforward, but the old sparrows in front of me are a little skeptical... Well, what should I do? ... Well, there is a way, isn't there someone who is jumping thinking, I will try him once, without explaining, just give the answer!

Thinking of this, he paused.Everyone was fascinated by this, and no one came to bother him.Suddenly, Li Jiansheng seemed to have thought of something, or found some breakthrough, suddenly stood up, thrust the branch into a place, and said, "Ruijin!"

Seeing that everyone didn't understand, Li Jiansheng explained in detail: "For the troops of the Nanchang Uprising, because of the many internal and external factors I just mentioned, they will eventually temporarily stop their progress in this area. And carry out a long-term transition in this area!"

After a pause, seeing that everyone still had some doubts, Li Jiansheng didn't explain further, and continued: "In this way, because the way to Guangdong is heavily guarded by the enemy, it is impossible for the rebel troops to directly enter Guangdong. I think, they It is most likely to transfer to Fujian from here, intending to enter Guangdong through Fujian! ——At least, its main force will be like this!"

When everyone heard Li Jiansheng's analysis, they all thought it made sense.As for why they switched to the Ruijin area in Jiangxi, they all understood at this time: strength!Because with the strength of this army, they can only get here right now, or the strongest opponent is blocked in this area, so they can only stop here temporarily.Fortunately, according to this kid's reasoning, this army will still enter Guangdong through Fujian! ——Well, no matter what, this kid's strategic vision is really good!The veterans sighed while thinking to themselves, thinking that this kid is not simple!

Regardless of what everyone thinks, Li Jiansheng continued his "reasoning": "Regardless of whether this army can get out of Fujian, I reasoned based on their relatively smooth results, that is, the uprising army entered Fujian through Fujian relatively smoothly after the campaign. Guangdong! The next step is to achieve the set goal and capture Guangzhou! However, entering Guangdong does not mean capturing Guangzhou. It is difficult to enter Guangdong, but it is even more difficult to capture Guangzhou! Guangzhou is really a problem; and whether the significance of capturing Guangzhou at this time is also a problem. I infer that if there is not enough foreign aid or support in Guangdong Province, the prospect of this army is really bleak. Of course, It’s not necessarily the case when we get foreign aid, we can hold on for a while longer!”

Li Jiansheng originally planned to "deduce" that this army was supported by the uprising troops in Hailufeng area in Guangdong, but after thinking about it, it would be "shocking" to say more. Some things can't be said too much, because it is not good to say too much!Therefore, after the "reasoning" came here, it was just a generalization, implying that the result of "with or without foreign aid" would be different, then changed the topic and continued the "reasoning": "In any case, once you enter Guangdong, even if you only In the Fujian area, it will attract the attention of the Kuomintang troops, and will continue to be surrounded by the enemy's heavy troops. Under such circumstances, the wise leader of the uprising army will give up the plan to capture Guangzhou and choose another place!