The Republic is so violent

Chapter 145 The Horror Tycoon (3)
Before that, everyone knew his identity.However, it was deliberately concealed for political purposes, which led to our expression of this period of history, which fell into futility.

07 Criticism meeting of the Revolutionary Party

Is there any basis for saying that everyone knows Chen Qimei's identity?

Have!
It is said that after Sun Wen, Huang Xing, Chen Qimei and Li Liejun joined forces in Japan, they often held meetings to criticize Huang Xing, thinking that the reason why the second revolution failed was because Huang Xing was not good and did not listen to the leader Sun Wen, so Huang Xing Xing must take full responsibility.

Chen Qimei was the main force to criticize Huang Xing. One day, there was a criticism meeting, and he took the lead in speaking, saying: "The blame is to blame Huang Xing for not listening to the leader. The leader has already said that it should be launched as soon as possible. The sooner the better, the sooner it is launched." , the greater our chances of winning.But Huang Xing refused to listen and insisted on arguing. What happened?Did you all see it?Failed, this is the result of Huang Xing's disobedience.

Li Liejun was listening beside him, and the more he listened, the more awkward he became. Chen Qimei intended to criticize Huang Xing, but every word and every word was directed at him, Li Liejun, because he was the military leader who led the army.In desperation, Li Liejun argued:

It can't be said that way, it would be unfair to put all the responsibility on Huang Xing alone.Take a look at the situation of this uprising. Since the victory of the Revolution of [-], some old comrades in the League have no desire to make progress and are blinded by profit. , resulting in a mess in the end, should Huang Xing also bear this responsibility?

After hearing Li Liejun's words, Chen Qimei looked at Li Liejun with her eyes and said: The meeting is over.

Talking about this incident, Mr. Liu Bingrong quoted relevant information in his book "Defending the Nation":

Everyone at that time knew that Chen Qimei was a famous villain who was quick in speech, quick in idea, quick in means, and quick in action. Whoever fell out with him would suffer a loss and be fooled, and whoever had to make arrangements in advance to deal with what he created out of thin air disputes and unprovoked conflicts.

Here, historians will poke the bottom of Chen Qimei, who shed blood, sweat and tears for the revolution, and completely negate her character.In addition to accusing the violent old Chen of being a despicable person, he also asserted that anyone who offends Lao Chen will not end well.

Think about it, who has offended Lao Chen before?

Song Jiaoren!
It used to be Song Jiaoren, but now it is Li Liejun.

So, how did Li Liejun deal with Chen Qimei?

It's easy, escape!
In his autobiography, Mr. Li Liejun didn't mention the fact that Lao Chen looked at him at all, but said that the police came to visit him from time to time. They showed that they were concerned about people from friendly countries, but they were actually monitoring him.So Lao Li greeted the police and said, "I'll go to the bathroom and I'll be back...slipped out and ran towards the beach."When I ran to the seaside, a Nanyang ship was about to leave the port. Lao Li rushed on board and said, "To save face, I will take your ship to sea today."

The captain came out and said: You look so weird, what are you doing?
Li Liejun took out his business card, and the captain was overjoyed. It turned out that this ship was owned by the Japanese Black Dragon Association, which most supported China's revolution.So the captain invited Li Liejun to drink, and when they arrived in Hong Kong, the Japanese embassy found that Li Liejun had returned, and hurriedly sent a telegram to Japan, asking: Why did you let Li Liejun come back without a visa?

The Japanese side replied: No, Li Liejun should still be in the bathroom.

I don’t quite understand how Li Liejun found out about the telegram sent by the Japanese embassy, ​​but he has since embarked on a journey of traveling around the world. He landed in Calcutta, visited the Egyptian pyramids, watched Italian volcanic eruptions in the Mediterranean, and suffered from seasickness in Marseilles. , Also in the tomb of Napoleon in France, an oil painting of Kublai Khan was found.

What a shrewd person Li Liejun is, he fled quickly just to avoid repeating the mistakes of Song Jiaoren - even the most ignorant of the case of Song Jiaoren, he knew that it was Chen Qimei who did it, because Song Jiaoren was in the limelight. Jian, had already overwhelmed Sun Wen, so he was cleared.Whether it is Tao Chengzhang of the Restoration Society or Song Jiaoren of the Kuomintang, anyone who dares to steal the spotlight from Sun Wen will inevitably end up miserable.

Some people don't know this situation, some people know but dare not say it, some people know it but can't say it, such as Li Liejun, who knows but can't say it.Because his biggest enemy was Yuan Shikai, it would not do him any good to expose this matter.All he had to do was to be more careful, not to let Lao Chen take a cold shot at himself, and then take this opportunity to set off another wave of mass activities denouncing Yuan Shikai's numerous crimes, and that was enough.

08 Sun Huang breaks up

Li Liejun was very shrewd, once he escaped, Huang Xing had nowhere to escape.

Sun Wen angrily reprimanded Huang Xing and listed Huang Xing's five serious mistakes:
The first mistake: During the North-South negotiations, Sun Wen launched a genius creative balloon bomb, ready to float to Beijing to blow up Yuan Shikai, but Huang Xing insisted that Mr. Sun's balloon did not recognize people, which prevented Mr. Sun's genius creativity.

The second mistake: Huang Xing failed to get Yuan Shikai to take office in Nanjing, which belonged to poor execution.

The third mistake: When Song Jiaoren was assassinated, Sun Wen demanded to raise troops immediately, but Huang Xing refused.

The fourth mistake: Sun Wen wanted to unite with Japan to jointly attack Beiyang, but Huang Xing did not support it.

The fifth mistake: Sun Wenwen wanted to go to Nanjing to ask Yuan in person, but was blocked by Huang Xing.

Although Sun Wen is a great man, a great man is also a human being. At least none of the five mistakes imposed on Huang Xing can be justified.So Huang Xing refused to accept it and quarreled with Sun Wen.The two started arguing in the morning, quarreled until lunch, quarreled while eating, continued to quarrel after dinner, and quarreled while having dinner, and then continued to quarrel until midnight. The more noisy the more energetic.

As the quarrel was raging, many Chinese and Japanese media outlets suddenly broke the news, and published Sun Wen’s letter to Japanese Prime Minister Shigenobu Okuma begging Japan to send troops to attack China:
"Today, Japan should support China's reform in order to save the crisis in East Asia, and China's reward will open up the national market to benefit Japanese industry and commerce. Among them, mutual needs are essential, and mutual complementarity is the greatest. If you see it in action, Japan can surely be one. Leaping into Britain's current status as the leader of the world, China has also been able to preserve its territory, expand its sources of profit, and become a rich country on the mainland. From then on, it will be dependent on each other to maintain world peace and enhance the evolution of humanity. This is a wonderful achievement that has never been seen in the ages, and it is also a great cause that lasts forever." Request the Japanese government to assist the revolutionary army to overthrow the Yuan Shikai government, and help China "amend the unequal treaty" in the future. (Information quoted from page 151 of "Sun Yat-sen and Chen Jiongming's Chronicle of Historical Events" and "The Complete Works of Sun Yat-sen" Volume III, pages 84 and 85)
This letter was widely published by the media, which made the revolutionary party extremely passive, so all the party members scolded Huang Xing: Huang Xing, why are you like this?How can this letter be handed over to the media?Log it out and let the people of the country scold us for betraying the country, how can we mess around in the future?
Huang Xing shook his head: I didn't do it, whoever leaked it is not a human being.

The party members don't believe it: don't quibble, it must be you, and you are the one who did this.

Huang Xing: How could I... I remembered, I remembered, this letter was secretly written by Sun Wen himself to the Prime Minister of Japan.

Even if there is this letter, Mr. Zhongshan has never read it with Xing, how can Xing vent it?This kind of despicable method is not for anyone with a little personality. (Page 388 of "Huang Xing Ji" edited by Hunan Academy of Social Sciences, Zhonghua Book Company, 1981 edition)

The leak of secrets passed quickly, but Sun Huang's quarrel became more and more intense-this fight must be a quarrel.Sun Wen must make Huang Xing admit his mistake, and then press his handprint on a piece of white paper, declaring his absolute allegiance to Sun Wen.

Huang Xing resolutely refused, thinking that the phrase "follow Mr. Sun and start the revolution again" in the oath was not equal enough, and forcing everyone to sign with their fingerprints was close to personal insult.

However, Mr. Sun Wen definitely asked everyone to press this fingerprint for four reasons:

[-]. The revolution must have only one big leader, big means lofty and great.

Second, you must absolutely obey the great leader.

[-]. Mr. Sun Wen is a democracy and a republic. Without Sun Wen, there would be no democracy and republic to speak of.

[-]. Mr. Sun Wen is the revolution, and the revolution must obey Mr. Sun.

The above four reasons can be found in Mr. Ju Zheng's "Memories of the Era of the Chinese Revolutionary Party", contained in the fifth series of "Revolutionary Documents", total page 5, photocopied in Taipei in 650.

However, the more Huang Xing listened to these four reasons, the more awkward he felt. He couldn't figure it out, everyone put in so much effort and shed so much blood, why?Isn't it just to overthrow the highly centralized system?But Mr. Sun Wen is good, he wants to create an absolute centralization of power.

Mr. Sun, you said that you are great, so it doesn’t matter if you create a centralized power, but after you die, if a bad guy who is not great comes out and masters this extreme power, what will you let the Chinese do?
Mr. Sun, what do you think the Chinese should do?

But no matter how Huang Xing persuaded him, it was useless.Mr. Sun Wen is determined and must stick to his ideas.In desperation, Huang Xing sadly boarded the Tenyomaru cruise ship and left Japan for the United States.But he didn’t expect that as soon as he boarded the ship, he saw Japanese police swarming: Huang Xing, we have received a request from the Chinese government to arrest you and extradite you back to China. Do you have anything else to say?
This is precisely when power struggles within the party are short of ambition, and shocks outside the region are in danger again.Mr. Huang Xing suffered endless twists and turns for the sake of the revolution. It is not known whether he can escape the catastrophe this time.

(End of this chapter)