[Anti-Japanese Iron and Blood King] Chapter 538: Wang Pseudo Surrenders to the Enemy (Ask for subscriptions, ask for monthly passes, ask for everything!) ）

Besides, the Japanese army is actually not at ease with the puppet army. Pen, fun, pavilion www. biquge。 There is an old saying in China that is very good -- if you are not of my race, your heart will be different from your ambition, and you will not be the same as China.

For the Japanese, no matter how hard the puppet army works, they are Chinese, not Japanese, after all. Especially these people are still soldiers with weapons, so the Japanese army's control over the puppet army is very strict, and the heart of prevention is also very heavy.

Therefore, with regard to the puppet army, the Japanese often adopt the measure of increasing their official positions and reducing their troops, that is, giving their army commanders unexpectedly high officials. For example, the group commander of the puppet North China Public Security Army usually has the rank of major general, but in fact, a group of the puppet North China Public Security Army has a maximum of 3,000 people, and it is only a reinforced regiment in Ma Zheng's headquarters. It's unbelievable when you think about it, a reinforced regiment commander is actually led by a major general, which can only be found in a strange way like a puppet army.

As for the reduction of its troops, it is also very understandable, the Japanese army will not let the puppet army be full at all. Usually, a regiment of the puppet army often has only more than 1,000 people, which is much inferior to the small regiment of the Eighth Route Army, and even fewer people.

Therefore, usually the strength of a group of the puppet army is only a few thousand at best, and an infantry regiment of Ma Zheng's department is at least more than 2,000 people. In terms of weapons and equipment, although Ma Zheng's subordinates did not take advantage of anything, they were no worse than those puppet troops who held the weapons of the defeated troops of the Nationalist Government captured by the Japanese army.

The most important thing is morale, Ma Zheng's department is imposing, and the puppet army is cowering. How many such troops are Ma Zheng's transport captains, who come and eat as much as they want.

Moreover, when Ma Zheng was in eastern Hebei, he had a lot of dealings with this North China security army, and he would make a lot of money in every battle. So when Ma Zheng figured out the enemy's defensive situation in southern Hebei, he was happy in his heart, in Ma Zheng's original words, with Qi Xieyuan, the captain of the transport brigade, would our independent division still lack weapons, ammunition and qualified soldiers?

Since he was determined to do a big job, then Ma Zheng no longer hesitated, and now there was not much time left for him to think, as a far-sighted general, what Ma Zheng had to do was to lead the Chinese people who had suffered a lot to win the final victory of this war as soon as possible.

The world has undergone major changes, and history is running out of time for the Chinese nation, and if we want to live a chic life in such a short period of time in an era when imperialism is rampant, then the entire Chinese nation will have to pay more than just blood and life.

If we do not grasp the opportunity well, no matter how great the sacrifices made by the Chinese nation at that time, we will not be able to catch up with the development of the United States and Britain in a short period of time, and we will eventually be economically surpassed by the hateful little Japan as it did in history.

Ma Zheng, who knows the painful transformation of New China, knows very well what a heavy price the entire Chinese nation will pay in the next few decades in order to realize the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. This price is not only economic, but also runs through the essence of ancient Chinese civilization.

Although the Japanese army suffered a lot of losses under Ma Zheng, it obviously did not raise Ma Zheng to a high enough height, and perhaps in the hands of the Japanese, Ma Zheng was only a first-class figure such as Bai Jiansheng (Bai Chongxi) or Chen Cheng. This is a good thing for both Ma Zheng and the entire Chinese nation, and pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger is the highest state of pretending to be b.

When the Japanese spy department detected the sudden appearance of a large number of Eighth Route Army in southern Hebei, the high-ranking officers of the Japanese army only sent less than 2,000 troops to the south to encircle and suppress them, and even the troops that went north to deal with the Suicha Military Region did not stop.

At this time, the Japanese army was planning an earth-shattering event, and compared to the upcoming incident, whether it was the change in the Suicha Military Region or the matter in southern Hebei, it was so insignificant.

Ma Zheng already knew that a large number of Japanese soldiers had come to Guangping County, but to Ma Zheng's surprise, this time the Japanese army did not seem to know their strength, and only sent three or two kittens, which were not enough for him to stuff his teeth.

However, Ma Zheng was not angry, the less he came, the faster it would be resolved, and it would be too late for the Japanese army to regret it.

Just when Ma Zheng was intensively arranging the first battle to enter southern Hebei, the Yan'an Party Central Committee and the Eighth Route Army Headquarters sent a telegram with roughly the same content at about the same time: Wang Jingwei, vice president of the Nationalist Government and second-in-command of the Kuomintang, defected to the enemy.

On August 22, 1939, Wang Ching-wei, vice president of the Kuomintang and the second-in-command of the Nationalist Government, who had been missing for nearly two months, suddenly appeared in Hanoi, Vietnam, and issued an open telegram that shocked China and the rest of the world. The content of this telegram was extremely explicit, openly expressing its support for the policy of compromise with Japan. Moreover, they felt hopeless about the future of the Chinese people resisting Japan, which greatly undermined the enthusiasm of the Chinese people to resist Japan.

The publication of Yandian marks that Wang Jingwei has changed from the father of the Republic of China and the veteran of the Kuomintang to a traitor, and it will remain infamous in history forever along with the national scum, and at the same time marks the official split within the national government.

The party Central Committee and the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army specially sent to Ma Zheng word for word the contents of Wang Jingwei's telegram that made the entire Chinese people feel angry.

After reading the entire telegram, Ma Zheng couldn't help but smile coldly, as in history, he betrayed the country and bent his knees, without the slightest backbone, and in this way, he was still the No. 2 person in the national government.

In fact, Wang Jingwei's defection to the enemy was expected by Ma Zheng, but this incident should have happened a long time ago in history. Historically, Wang's false defection to the enemy occurred at the end of 38 years, when Wang Jingwei absconded from Vietnam, and on December 18, together with Zeng Zhongming, Zhou Fohai and others, he announced the "Yan Dian" to surrender the enemy.

However, due to the sudden appearance of Ma Zheng, the first Battle of Wuhan was not as defeated as in history, and the Japanese army failed to capture Wuhan in 38, so Wang Jingwei did not abscond, so Ma Zheng also neglected this matter after coming and going, but he did not expect this tumor to attack at this juncture.

Although Ma Zheng hated Wang Jingwei's betrayal of the country and the enemy, he was helpless against him, to paraphrase an old saying, "If you have the intention to kill a thief, you have no power to return to the sky", and the whip is beyond the reach of the whip!

Ma Zheng was very aware of the reaction of the Nationalist Government to Wang Jingwei's treason and defection to the enemy in history, and he was so embarrassed and angry that he even sent Dai Li to lead ******the Chinese military police and a large number of elite spies to Hanoi, Vietnam to assassinate Wang Jingwei, but Wang Jingwei was very cunning at that time, and he had already colluded with the Japanese army, and the Japanese army also sent a large number of elite spies to protect him openly and secretly.

So a great war broke out between spies, and although the Chinese side suffered heavy losses, the Japanese side did not escape much advantage, and even Japan's most famous military spies were dispatched. Compared with the Chinese side, which lost its troops, the Japanese were undoubtedly lucky. Although there were also heavy losses, they successfully completed the task after all and protected Wang Jingwei's head.

It was a game that belonged to the level of a real boss, and a "pawn" like Ma Zheng couldn't intervene at all, even if Ma Zheng was very angry with Wang Jingwei's behavior, but there was nothing he could do about the old fox. Now they are not in the country, but in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam. Even if the special forces under Ma Zheng's department are strong in combat, they can't cross the void and rush to Hanoi to kill Wang Jingwei in a short time.

However, calculating the time, Wang Jingwei published this letter nearly nine months later than in history, which is also good news for Ma Zheng, at least he let Ma Zheng know that everything he did was not in vain.

Of course, with Wang Jingwei's open defection to the enemy, it indicates that the establishment of Wang's puppet regime is already a sure thing. Ma Zheng knew that the task on him was even more important, and the task of opening up a new base area was imminent. (To be continued.) )