Rebirth of the Military Industry Power of the Anti-Japanese War

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The great man was very excited after hearing this. His vision was far deeper than that of Hu Weidong. What he saw was not limited to industrial production itself, but he realized that Hu Weidong's method could quickly change the class composition of China's peasants, who account for the vast majority of the population.

The future Chinese revolution will undoubtedly have an immeasurable impact. Although Taizu was one of the pioneers of the Chinese peasant movement, and the current Red Army soldiers and even party members and cadres mainly come from farmers, he knew very well that farmers due to their status as small producers

Limitations, there are selfishness, short-sightedness, laxity and other weaknesses that cannot be ignored. Although he has always believed that these can be overcome through ideological transformation, it is very difficult not to mention that it will also occupy a large number of political cadres, and if the domestic working class

If it can grow stronger, this problem will be easily solved. An increase in the proportion of people with worker origins in the party will greatly enhance the Red Party's ability to resist the adverse influence of various non-proletarian ideas. When the proportion rises to a certain level, a good atmosphere will be formed.

, so that party members and cadres from other strata and the revolutionary masses are also infected, thereby continuously improving their political consciousness. In addition, the increase in the proportion of workers will inevitably greatly improve the Red Party’s status in the Third International, thereby gaining

A greater voice, which at least is not a bad thing...

Now that Hu Weidong has found a solution to even the most difficult problem to overcome, the shortage of workers, Mao and his colleagues no longer raised any objections. They just asked Hu Weidong to be more careful and not to take too many risks out of impatience. As for "Why do we have to do it in person?"

"Go, can't you send someone to go?". Naturally, they will not ask such stupid questions. At present, let alone within the party, even in the whole of China, there is no one who understands the industry better than Hu Weidong.

What about people from abroad?

Although he has received the approval of the central government, Hu Weidong will not go abroad for business immediately. Firstly, because the second wave of the Great Depression that started in 1937 did not start for more than half a year, so Hu Weidong is not in a hurry. Secondly, although there are 100 million

He has more than 20 million yuan in funds, but even if it is all gold, it weighs dozens of tons, not to mention that a large part of it is larger silver coins, and it is impossible for Hu Weidong to go abroad with a large team of people.

Therefore, it is necessary to exchange it into easy-to-carry foreign currency, and the nearest place in China where a large amount of foreign exchange can be exchanged is Tianjin, which has a multinational concession. This is exactly in line with the next goal of the Red Army...

Since the Red Army's Eastern Expedition was highly publicized in order to open up the anti-Japanese channel, it was hard to break the promise now that it was actually carried out. In addition, Hu Weidong himself lacked interest in the civil war. Therefore, when Taizu issued the order to "march eastward to resist the Japanese", he

A leader entered the North China region where Japanese activities have been frequent in the past two years...

Since the Western Henan Soviet Area and the Dabie Mountain Soviet Area were not yet connected at this time, Hu Weidong and Su Yu only led the main force of the 15th Red Army, more than 120,000 people, into Hebei, together with Xue Yuer, who rushed to Shanxi to "rescue" Yan Xishan after learning that Taiyuan had fallen.

Compared with the 100,000-strong army, the strength seems a bit weak. But the Eighth Red Army has already gained a reputation, and even Xue Yue does not dare to fight with it easily (mainly because he is afraid of the terrifying transformation ability of the Red Army. The national army will either not fight, or they will fight if they want to.

Win, otherwise it would be equivalent to supporting the Red Army...), and had secret orders from Chiang Kai-shek to plot Shanxi, so the two armies formed a tacit understanding unconsciously. The 15th Red Army entered Hebei in a big way, while Xue Yue

Led 200,000 Central Army troops into Shanxi safely.

However, to the disappointment of Xue Yue and Chiang Kai-shek, as the Red Army voluntarily abandoned the captured large and medium-sized cities such as Taiyuan, Yan Xishan, who was once in dire straits, quickly made a comeback, relying on gathering scattered soldiers and incorporating militia groups. In just ten days,

Within a short period of time, a hundred thousand troops were raised again (Yan Xishan took the time to transfer troops around Taiyuan to the north. Although it led to the fall of Taiyuan, it also coincidentally saved these tens of thousands of people. Therefore, Yan Xishan soon arrived in western Shanxi.

He quickly gathered 60,000 to 70,000 regular Jinsui troops, plus the local militia in western Shanxi, and the strength easily exceeded 100,000.), and restored 50% of the area of ​​​​the former ruling area and 80% of the population. In addition, as a local snake, he

With the innate advantages, even with Xue Yue's strength, he did not dare to take action rashly. In addition, after the establishment of the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei base area, Lin Zonghong's army, whose strength has increased to tens of thousands, is still eyeing the Taihang Mountains. Yan Xishan, who is good at playing balance, suddenly

Discovering the opportunity, he quickly launched an anti-Japanese banner and eased relations with the Red Army in order to contain Xue Yue's Central Army. He started his "dancing on three eggs" performance in advance. As a result, the three major forces unexpectedly

A situation of mutual restraint has been formed...

However, in this way, Hu Weidong could safely lead his army into Hebei to find trouble with the Japanese. However, the Japanese army in North China had not yet begun to increase its troops. The 120,000 tiger soldiers of the 15th Red Army were used to deal with only a few thousand regular troops (including

The Japanese troops in North China, including the troops stationed in the Japanese Concession, looked like they were killing a chicken with a sledgehammer. However, considering that Song Zheyuan was difficult to distinguish between ourselves and the enemy, the powerful Japanese Kwantung Army could enter the border at any time, and there were at least tens of thousands of puppet troops outside Pingjin.

In addition, Japan may send troops from the mainland to North China by sea at any time. It is safer to bring more of these troops.

Because he had seen various analyzes on the deployment of Chinese and Japanese troops before and after the "July 7th Incident" more than once, Hu Weidong naturally knew that the small town of Fengtai was the main supply and material accumulation point for the Japanese garrison in North China, so he had already planned it before he invaded Taiyuan.

Hundreds of special forces were sent to Fengtai to lurk. As soon as the army left Shanxi, they immediately launched an attack and responded, catching the Japanese army off guard in Fengtai. You must know that there are only 90 Japanese military police stationed in Fengtai, and some of them are stationed in the city to guard warehouses.

The Japanese army is only a small team of more than 50 people. Once it is attacked by the Red Army special forces at night, which is superior in both strength and combat effectiveness, the result is self-evident. The special forces members did not even use a bullet and were not injured.

He took over the Japanese military supplies warehouse outside the city without any damage.

Although the regiment commander said before coming to Fengtai that Fengtai was the main storage location for Japanese weapons and ammunition, the special operations team members saw that there were so few Japanese troops guarding them, so they naturally thought that there would not be too many supplies in the warehouse. But they opened the warehouse.

When I saw it, I was immediately shocked. No one thought that a warehouse guarded by dozens of people would actually have so many arms stored in it. No, I am afraid that even the commander of the army who assigned this task would not

I didn’t expect there to be so many words? A lot of words