Qiming 1158

Chapter 184 Xin Qiji suffered a violent ideological impact
Xin Qiji thought about it, and felt that what Su Yonglin said made sense.

It's not that many people don't want to rebel, but they are rather timid. As long as someone takes the lead in rebelling, they will definitely follow along.

But most people are more timid than imagined. They can't defeat a powerful enemy in front of them. If they tell them that the rebel army is stronger, they will never follow the rebel army, but will just sit on the sidelines and watch.

They are speculators who only pursue purer interests rather than gamble with their own lives.

In their opinion, the victory in Shandong is not that great. Only by winning the battle in front of them and defeating the army of the Central Jin State can they have the desire to speculate.

Su Yonglin expected that Ginting's first wave should not use a large army. The large army needs time to mobilize, and it is more likely to dispatch the vanguard army to the south to suppress the rebellion.

So the first thing Su Yonglin has to face is the vanguard.

It is very likely that the field troops with strong field capabilities will be a great test for the Shengjie Army.

"You'an, instead of worrying about whether we can survive here, it's better to seriously think about it, what can we do to improve the possibility of survival, are you right?"

Su Yonglin patted Xin Qiji on the shoulder: "At that time, the red axe battalion under your command will come to real use, and what you have to deal with is not the incompetent infantry, but the real field cavalry.

After all, we have to face the iron cavalry of the Jin State directly. If we cannot defeat the iron cavalry of the Jin State head-on like the Yue Family Army, we cannot say that we have established a firm foothold in the Central Plains, and everything we have is like a mirror, do you dare? "

Xin Qiji's breathing suddenly became rapid.

He recalled the golden cavalry he saw when he was secretly investigating in Central Capital.

Once those steel monsters attack, they will never die.

If the Shengjie Army wants to win the battle, it must cross that hurdle and reach the level of tenacity of the Yue family army at the beginning, and the Jin army must cry again [shaking the mountain is easy, but it is difficult to shake the victory of the Jiejun], otherwise it will not be possible at all. Live on the Hebei Plain.

Xin Qiji suddenly felt that the task on his shoulders was heavy.

But his answer will never change.

"dare."

Su Yonglin smiled and nodded, expressing his expectations for him.

After a while, Su Yonglin seemed to have remembered something, and asked with a smile, "I heard Guizi say that you take time to go to his study class every day for the past few days? Why, you are also interested in the work of the Guidance Department? To be an instructor?"

Xin Qiji froze for a moment, then shook his head.

"No, I'm just curious. I feel that the Shengjie Army has too many things that are different from other armies. I've never seen any military book that mentions the need to educate soldiers so profoundly. If you can’t figure it out, just think of the source, and of course the source is the Guidance Department.”

Su Yonglin nodded, knowing that what Xin Qiji was puzzled should be the ideological and political education that the Shengjie Army gave to the soldiers.

That is, the theory of contradictions between the upper class and cattle and horses, as well as some contradictions between nations.

That is a theory that directly points to the nature of society and class, and has a very clear direction and guiding significance.

As a person who grew up with a traditional Confucian education and is one of the few true intellectuals in the current Shengjie army, it is understandable that Xin Qiji was puzzled and even panicked about this.

Now it seems that his doubts are greater than the panic, it should be because he is relatively young and bold, so he has such a reaction.

If an old pedant hears this, it's probably not the same reaction.

So Su Yonglin smiled.

"Do you think it's dangerous to do this? Don't you think it's weird to teach that kind of thinking to soldiers?"

"I……"

Xin Qiji hesitated for a while, but still said: "General, I think that the way to march and use troops lies in training, and in strict military orders, to make the army enforce the prohibition, this is the way to strengthen the army, and the rest... It seems that it is not the most important."

To be honest, when Xin Qiji first listened to Shengjiejun's political education class, he was quite surprised.

He set up the Red Axe Battalion to recruit troops from Jinan, but he also transferred some experienced and capable veterans from the army to join the army, as the backbone of the officers to pull up the army as soon as possible.

At that time, he realized that the Shengjie Army was different.

The content of the training is not entirely his final say.

He can make regulations on the professional training content of the Red Axe Battalion, but in addition, the Shengjie Army has a set of special regulations for the training process.

In addition to professional training, a certain amount of time must be reserved for training at another level. These are the regulations that all Shengjie troops must abide by, and no arms can change these regulations.

The literacy classes had surprised him already, and he was even more surprised by the bonfires at night.

They were talking about some cruel topics from the past, and those things were unimaginable for an intellectual who grew up in a good environment.

Xin Qiji sympathized with them, but seeing them crying so miserably was somewhat incomprehensible, and did not understand why they were crying so miserably.

Empathy does not exist, it can only be felt if you have really experienced it, and it is just an extravagant wish to feel empathy.

But unexpectedly, the recruits of the Red Axe Battalion were twisted into a rope in a very short period of time, and they possessed extremely strong cohesion in various senses. Differences arose because of differences in origin.

This made Xin Qiji quite surprised.

So he began to understand the specific content of these ideas circulating among the soldiers, and learned that it was a set of theories about the relationship between the elite and the bulls and horses.

The core of the theory lies in the fact that the upper-class groups represented by bureaucrats and landlords do not regard ordinary people as human beings at all. They are just cattle and horses, and they have no meaning in life except production.

They should work until they die, don't think about anything, and exist obediently as tools of production, preferably without food or water.

But Shengjiejun thinks this is wrong.

Being a human being, it should have his value. In addition to production, there are more things to do.

You can have a full stomach, wear nice clothes, live in a comfortable house, and enjoy better spiritual and material products, without having to suffer all the time.

They can, and the reason why they are not now is because they have been unfairly exploited and oppressed.

The materials they produce are greatly exploited, they don't get what they deserve, they can't save, they can't fight the risk, all of this is taken away by the superior people.

The high class used their power and violence to take from the common people what was rightfully theirs.

All that was left for them was endless misery and darkness.

This is not possible.

The Shengjie Army was an army of peasants, and everyone gathered to fight against this unfair treatment.

In order to resist this unfair treatment, we must unite as one and spell out a future with the weapons in our hands.

Crush all the good people and the idiots who think they are good people, and transform this world into a world where all people can be treated equally and live and work in peace and contentment.

Let this world no longer have high-class people, and there will no longer be cattle and horses, so that they can eat enough, read and write, and live a good life.

Xin Qiji felt that his spirit was severely impacted.

He recalled the human tragedies he had seen when he was growing up, the miserable peasants who could not get enough to eat, and the miserable deaths of starvation.

He once thought that it was caused by the brutal policies of the Jin State, so the solution to the problem was to overthrow the Jin State and let the Song Dynasty in the south restore the Central Plains, so that the country and the people could be saved.

But judging from what Shengjiejun's theory feels, it seems that this is not just a problem of Jin.

Because there is one of the theories in this set, which says that "the superior people do not only exist in the Kingdom of Jin, but also exist in the whole world, regardless of country".

If you look at this theory a little bit apart, it means that there are also high-class people in the great Song Dynasty in the south, so since the Shengjie Army is going to fight against the high-class people, it means that...

Shengjie Army will also regard Song State as an enemy in the future?

(End of this chapter)