Development of productivity started in 1981

Chapter 195: The war of unification will begin in 84
"Minister Liu, this is the latest intelligence about Cen Yong, please check it out!" The director of Intelligence Department 3 handed the sorted intelligence about Wang Jiankun's uncle Cen Yong to the Minister of Intelligence.

"Okay, thank you for your hard work. Put it on the table."

The Director of Intelligence Department 3 then gently placed the summarized intelligence on the file rack to the minister's left, where there were several reports waiting for the minister to review, then left the office and gently closed the door.

After reviewing the document in front of him, Minister Liu signed his name and placed it on the processed file cabinet on his right. He took a sip of the almost cold tea to moisten his dry lips, and then picked up the intelligence that had just been submitted by Intelligence Department 3.

Turning to the first page, it was the profile of Cen Yong that I had looked up before. There was nothing special about this page. In that era, there were thousands of people with similar experiences as him. They were all high school graduates or college students. For roughly the same reasons, they went to rural areas all over the country, put down their books, and dealt with the land and farmers.

Cen Yongte had been there for less than a year when he encouraged a group of people to go to Burma with him. He also used the knowledge he had learned to organize a private armed force with strict discipline and certain combat effectiveness.

Because of the long time that happened, the specific circumstances of that period were not investigated in detail. We only know that Cen Yong was quite courageous. After gaining a foothold, he began to unite with other forces. Finally, after several years of separation and reunion, their several private armed forces finally formed a relatively stable local force. They also set a more ambitious goal in his eyes - to liberate the entire South Asia. The name of their organization was finally decided to be the South Asia Liberation Front, or SLF for short.

In the following years, the Southern Liberation Front continued to expand its sphere of influence and fought with some small separatist forces in the surrounding areas. It won more than it lost, and its territory gradually became as large as three counties, and its population reached about 60.

However, during this time, the forces around them were also undergoing a similar annexation process of the big fish eating the small fish, so after 78, the Southern Liberation Front never expanded its sphere of influence again, because several forces of similar size to the Southern Liberation Front were formed around them.

Intelligence showed that Cen Yong began to take on heavy responsibilities again at this time. He was the most educated person in the organization and had a better understanding of the outside world. So he continued to send people to Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and other Southeast Asian countries to carry out secret activities in these places while raising funds and collecting supplies for their organization.

The Southern Liberation Army also learned from the Nanniwan model and began a large-scale production campaign to reduce its dependence on external materials.

There is a training school in Hong Kong which not only provides assistance to those who have just arrived in Hong Kong, but also is an important base for them to recruit members. They are particularly fond of those who have a certain level of education and have fought in rural areas. Intelligence shows that in total, more than 3 people from the country have been recruited by their organization. After these people arrived, they also took their families with them one after another, and also took in more people through relationships with fellow villagers and classmates.

If that were all, the development of the Southern Liberation Front would not be that fast because a group of educated people in the country would participate in it. Just like after the reform and opening up in China, although the development was very fast, there were still a lot of basic people's livelihood issues that had not been resolved. However, the Southern Liberation Front developed rapidly after 81. Not only did it solve the problem of food and clothing, it also began to invest in heavy industry on a large scale, and its companies in Hong Kong continued to expand. The companies that can be found in Hong Kong include the Xingzhou Group, the Xingyao Group and the Sihai Group. These three groups seem to have a steady supply of funds and technology, and their scale expands every few months.

There is no definite source of these funds and technologies in the intelligence, but it seems to be related to his nephew Wang Jiankun. However, it is not clear how much role Wang Jiankun played in it.

Intelligence shows that Wang Jiankun is a genius, and there are many technical problems that Wang Jiankun helps to solve. However, Wang Jiankun is only 17 years old now, and he was only 14 years old the year before last. Although Gan Luo became prime minister at the age of 12 in ancient times, no matter how talented Wang Jiankun is, he still needs to accumulate knowledge. You know, modern science and technology has many disciplines. Ordinary people may not be able to understand a discipline in their entire lives, but Wang Jiankun seems to be proficient in knowledge of several disciplines. This proficiency is not just about learning it thoroughly, but also about being able to make related applications and solve practical problems.

After Minister Liu read the relevant information about Cen Yong, he took out the relevant information about Wang Jiankun. However, the more he read, the more confused he became. He only knew that things changed rapidly at the end of 81. At this time, Wang Jiankun began to go to Guangzhou frequently, and there were records of him going to Hong Kong once or twice. Unfortunately, no one knew what he did there, and no records of him going to Hong Kong were collected afterwards.

However, on the other hand, it can support Minister Liu's guess, that is, Wang Jiankun often left school and did not return to his hometown. No one knew where he went, but when he came back, he often brought back some specialties from Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Japan and other places, which shows that Wang Jiankun did go to these places.

"Wang Jiankun is really amazing. He spent only two years in high school, but he was able to help a group of students from his hometown get admitted to BJ. I don't know how he did it, but he just relied on his occasional explanations. How could they be so amazing? It would be great if his method could be promoted, so that a large number of high-level talents could be trained."

Minister Liu was very curious to see that Wang Jiankun was able to train a large number of students to enter universities in BJ even though he often did not come to school. His grandson is now in the second year of high school and his academic performance has always been in the middle. It is very difficult for him to enter a famous school in BJ. Minister Liu wondered if he could ask Wang Jiankun to help teach him.

After reading the information again, Minister Liu called the two directors of Intelligence Department 3 and Intelligence Department 5 to tell them his decision.

"Since Wang Jiankun is a native genius and there is no evidence that he has been brainwashed by hostile forces, and some of his practices are beneficial to domestic development, there is no need to impose so many restrictions. He should be allowed to participate in some basic research and research that does not involve secret projects, so that he can play his role. As for Nan Jiezhen and Cen Yong, they are still mainly observing and collecting public intelligence, and are not suitable for active attacks. It can be seen that their counterintelligence capabilities are quite strong, and it would be bad if we lose manpower there at that time."

"I understand, Minister. I will notify the relevant scientific research institutes and ask them to invite Wang Jiankun to participate in some research projects at the secret level or below."

"I understand, Minister. We have a person among their middle-level leaders. I will let him continue to lurk and try to move to a higher position." said the director in charge of intelligence in South Asia.

"That's good too. Our energy and funds are limited, and Myanmar is not a strategic fulcrum yet, so we can only deal with it this way for now," said Minister Liu.

"Then Minister, we will go out and get busy."

"Well, let's go."

Wang Jiankun and Cen Yong's guess about the response of the domestic intelligence agencies was correct. As long as they don't do anything that harms the country, the country will not do anything to them. In fact, because of their location, the country will not invest much energy in them.

Of course, this is also because their current size is too small compared to that in China, and it is not worth spending so much energy and money.

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What was Wang Jiankun doing at this time?

Based on Sophon's previous analysis of the reactions of all parties after the emergence of the supercomputer, he asked his uncle Cen Yong to make a lot of preparations. He also made many plans for this, among which the Trojan Horse Plan was the most radical one among many response methods.

"Jiankun, have you arrived?" asked uncle Cen Yong after receiving a call from Wang Jiankun.

"Yes, uncle, I'm at the base, where are you?"

"I'm at Landau, having an important meeting. It'll probably take another hour to finish. I'll fly here after that."

"Okay, then you go to the meeting first, I'll do some preparatory work, and when you arrive I'll just discuss it with you before we proceed with the next step."

“Okay, that’s it for now. I’m hanging up.” Cen Yong hung up the phone, handed it to his secretary who was waiting nearby, and continued with the meeting.

Now the mobile phone penetration rate in the Nanjie front is very high. Every middle and senior level cadre of the Nanjie front is equipped with a mobile phone, and some important positions are also equipped with mobile phones. In addition, the price of mobile phones in the Nanjie front is also the lowest, and the profit margin is controlled at 20%, so many people have also started to buy mobile phones.

When mobile phones were first introduced, everyone carried them with them during meetings. Sometimes, several calls would come in during a meeting, causing the meeting progress to be frequently interrupted. Later, everyone consciously turned off or muted their phones during meetings.

However, during high-level and secret meetings, all mobile phones must be handed in and kept by a designated person, because Cen Yong learned from Wang Jiankun that even if the mobile phone is turned off, the phone's radio function can still be turned on through special means in the system background, which will lead to the leakage of meeting content.

Although the mobile phone and the entire communication system were provided by Wang Jiankun, it should be impossible for outsiders to eavesdrop using this method, but the risk cannot be ruled out. Therefore, the Southern Liberation Front has made it clear that no communication tools can appear in mid- and high-level meetings and secret meetings. Those who need to maintain contact with the outside world need to apply in advance, and the people outside the meeting room are responsible for answering the call and notifying the meeting to suspend. Wang Jiankun's call was the one that Cen Yong had to answer in time, so before the meeting, he told the meeting secretary outside to notify him in time if Wang Jiankun called.

And he is indeed holding a very important meeting, which is related to the unification of Myanmar next year or the year after.

"Okay, let's continue the meeting. I still hope to launch a war of unification in the second half of next year so that we can gather all our strength for development. Now we are shrinking in the north and are subject to more and more constraints. Especially as our strength is gradually revealed, the government forces in the south are beginning to be more and more afraid of us and have begun to test us with force. Some time ago, a cargo ship transporting pig iron ingots was attacked by government troops. Although they disguised themselves as pirates, the truth was revealed under our super interrogation capabilities." At the meeting, Cen Yong hoped that the Southern Liberation Front could launch an action to unify all of Myanmar in the second half of next year.

"Our current territory only accounts for one-fifth of Myanmar, and our population is less than one-tenth. Even if we quickly absorb the population in the first half of next year, isn't it too hasty to control the whole of Myanmar with such limited manpower?" said U Nu, the leader of the Southern Liberation Front who is in charge of administrative affairs.

Among the current five leaders, he is the one who is most opposed to launching a war of unification next year, because he is responsible for the specific administrative management and knows that it will be very difficult to manage such a large territory as Myanmar. Especially since there are hundreds of ethnic groups in Myanmar, it is not easy to unite them.

If we simply learn the management model of the military government, controlling only a few large cities and major transportation routes, while leaving other corners and places with inconvenient transportation to ethnic armed forces and warlord forces, it would be better to proceed steadily and annex them step by step, so that the foundation can be laid firmly.

"Captain Wu, the situation has really changed a lot now, not only externally, but also internally. You should have heard of the loyalty program. The first batch of tests has been completed and the results are very good. All the people who participated in the experiment are very safe. Not only that, after receiving brain-computer assistance, their abilities have been greatly improved. One person is almost equivalent to 10 people."

Cen Yong explained the progress of the loyalty plan in detail again at the meeting, telling everyone that more than 5 low-level cadres and officers of the Southern Liberation Front have undergone brain-computer implant surgery. All the operations were successful and no one was in danger of death. After a few days of adaptation, these people have become more and more proficient in the application of brain-computer chips. The abilities of many people have been greatly improved, and the speed of handling things has increased by more than ten times. Moreover, the application methods are very reliable and effective.

"But... I still think it's a bit risky. It would be a shame if the whole thing ended up being a half-cooked meal. It would be very difficult to handle the affairs of so many tribes and organize them. It would be beyond our imagination." Wu Nu still objected, but not as firmly as before. He only mentioned the huge difficulties that would arise during this period.

"I support launching a war of unification next year. Our military strength has far surpassed that of the government forces in the south. If we keep holding back like this, it will be too uncomfortable for the soldiers. Many of them have applied to fight on the coast. Others think there is no war to fight in the country and have applied to go to South America or Africa. If those tribal armed forces refuse to submit, we can defeat them one by one. So many planes and cannons are not there just to watch." said Peng Sheng, the leader in charge of the military affairs of the South Liberation Front.

He had wanted to fight for a long time. Before, he was the only one among the five leaders who advocated a quick battle, but the others persuaded him in various ways. He was also in the minority in the vote at the meeting. Now that Cen Yong has proposed to launch the war next year, he will definitely support it.

What he said about the army being unable to hold back was not nonsense, because the armed forces of the South Liberation Front are indeed very powerful now. This strength is not only in the army and military equipment, but also in the air force, electronic warfare units, and special operations forces. In addition, a large number of highly skilled combat staff have joined the army one after another. The entire army can be said to have been reborn and is more regular than the regular army.

At present, the total strength of the field army has reached 10, and the second-line garrison has reached 20. Of course, these 20 people are now responsible for a lot of construction work, but once they are launched, their combat effectiveness is not low. They are much stronger than many tribal armed forces, and can fight back and forth with the government forces.

The number of this army is comparable to that of the government forces, and their fighting spirit is much stronger than that of the government forces.

In terms of weapons, the team is fully equipped with light weapons and there are more than enough bullets. Since the copper mine was built, ammunition is no longer in short supply. Mortars and individual rockets are distributed to the company, and individual missiles are distributed to each battalion. In terms of heavy weapons, there are 155 6 heavy long-range howitzer battalions and 120 12 medium howitzer battalions. In addition, Cen Yong also said that if necessary, the artillery can give priority to brain-computer chip implantation, and the heavy artillery can also intercept the part sold to Persia first. In addition, there are many anti-aircraft missiles and D-300 ground-to-ground missiles, and personnel can be urgently added when needed. The stockpile of ammunition has filled several large caves.

In addition to 60 Z-1 subsonic propeller fighters, the Air Force has also secretly trained and equipped 24 F14 Bearcat fighters. These Bearcat fighters have been electronically modified and their engines have been upgraded. They can cruise at supersonic speeds without afterburner, making them much more powerful than the original American versions.

Therefore, in addition to military construction, Peng Sheng’s daily work now also requires him to spend a lot of energy to appease the various troops, so that they can train with peace of mind and prepare for battle.

"I have no objection. Fighting early has its advantages and fighting late has its disadvantages. Although we are not financially well-off, we can still support the war expenses for a few months. However, if the war becomes a stalemate, we will be in danger. Our finances may be dragged down, and the pace of development will be interrupted." said Ne Win, the leader in charge of the financial affairs of the Southern Liberation Front.

"Don't worry, Lao Nai, the battle will not end in a stalemate. I am confident that we can end the large-scale battle within two months and wipe out all the government forces."

"That's good. As long as we occupy the government army's territory first, we can deal with it calmly. We can deal with local armed forces in the corners in many ways."

Seeing that one of the four supported a quick war, Li Sheng also voted in favor after weighing the pros and cons. In the end, the meeting resolution was formed by a 4 to 4 vote, agreeing to launch a unification war from September to October next year, and strive to defeat the Burmese military government in one fell swoop within two months, and then build and conquer various local forces at the same time.

After the meeting, Cen Yong first took a car to the airport and then took a Greyhound transport plane to the Ningdiben base.

Originally, with the mass production of new humans, there was no shortage of helicopter pilots and helicopters. However, it was still too unsafe for helicopters to fly in the mountainous areas of northern Myanmar, because the wind direction in the mountains changed greatly and rain and fog often occurred. Therefore, all senior executives would not take helicopters if possible. They would take Greyhound transport planes for longer distances and Y-1 seaplanes for shorter distances. Both of these aircraft could almost always glide on their wings for a successful emergency landing in the event of engine failure.

"Jiankun, a resolution to fight a quick war has been reached at the meeting just now. The war to unify all of Myanmar will be launched in September or October next year."

"Well, this is good. I didn't expect that a supercomputer would attract so much attention. It seems that countries like Europe and the United States attach great importance to the semiconductor industry."

"Yes, they are right to take it so seriously. The performance of your brain-computer chip is so powerful. Although they don't have the ability to manufacture it now, they have imagined it in their science fiction works. Many scientists have also predicted the future development of the electronic semiconductor industry."

"It's a good thing this way, since I have discovered the secrets of genes and the human body, we don't have to be afraid of them anymore."

"Yes, your new humans are really useful. The capabilities of this brain-computer chip are incredible. Especially after you enabled the Internet function for them, their abilities are increasing every day. Will they all become superheroes in science fiction novels in the end?"

"Supermen won't, because their genes have already determined their upper limit. The performance of this brain-computer chip is also limited. The internal storage capacity is only 2TB at most. When it is full, we can only delete some of the data, or wait for me to design a more powerful brain-computer chip to replace it."

"Well, it doesn't matter if he's not Superman. Jiankun, how many new humans do you plan to create this time?"

"I plan to create 2000 of them, 1 of which will be sent to various parts of the world. I will go with them and help them do the front-line work. When we launch the war of unification next year, I will have the new humans create some conflicts in other places to share some of the pressure with you."

"That's great. I'm really worried that the Americans or the Soviet Union will intervene or provide a lot of support to the Burmese government forces. If that happens, the war might end in a stalemate, and all our plans will have to be overhauled."

"Before creating new humans, I will first create some copies of the captured agents. Then, according to the predetermined plan, I will capture those who can be captured, and replace those who cannot be captured with copies."

"Okay, so far we have captured more than 20 spies in Hong Kong, Southeast Asia and Persia, and more than 10 operatives. Only six are detained here, and the others are detained in Persia, Hong Kong and Singapore. Jiankun, you can make copies of these six first."

So Wang Jiankun used his superpowers to create several copies of the six spies and agents sent by Europe and the United States to the Southern Liberation Front, and then handed them over to relevant personnel for interrogation and brain-computer chip implantation. Those who cooperated would have the brain-computer chip implanted in the original body and then put it back. Those who did not cooperate would have the original body eliminated, and then the copy would be trained and then put back.

Of course, some of them will be discovered. After all, they have been missing for a while, and they will definitely be subject to strict investigation when they return. But it doesn’t matter. It doesn’t matter if there are some failures at the beginning. They will continue to send people, and sooner or later the people who come will be discovered and implanted with brain-computer chips.

After completing the copying work at the base in northern Myanmar, he flew the hypersonic aircraft to several other locations to repeat the operations, turning spies and agents into Trojan horses one by one.

(End of this chapter)