My girlfriend is from 1949

Chapter 196 The Citizens' Morning, Gunshots

Ding ding ding~.

The tram passed by, its bell ringing, as if announcing the arrival of a new day.

A light rain was still falling from the sky.

Mi Zhili stood blankly at the street corner, her hair fluttering in the morning wind and rain.

He stared in astonishment at the soldiers lying on the wet ground ahead.

One by one, the soldiers lay on the cold, hard ground and slept there all night.

There was no loud noise, no complaints, and no forced entry into a private residence.

If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I would never have believed that there could be such a disciplined military unit.

This was a world apart from the Kuomintang reactionary soldiers who had previously oppressed the people, refused to pay for their meals, and forced them to buy and sell.

If it were Kuomintang soldiers, their homes would probably have been taken over by those thugs last night.

Even his daughter, Mi Xiaoyu, might be bullied.

This is why everyone saw the army entering the city and was so frightened that they closed the gates tightly, as if they had seen a flood or a ferocious beast.

But what he saw completely overturned his understanding.

Is an army that would rather sleep on the side of the road than disturb the people really as brutal as it is portrayed in propaganda?

In the past, Old Mi would have believed it without a doubt.

But upon witnessing this shocking scene, countless PLA soldiers slept by the roadside overnight.

It didn't even make a sound, nor did it affect the daily lives of the residents of H.

His beliefs were completely changed.

Not only did the rice offerings come out, but other residents also took to the streets.

Seeing the soldiers sleeping by the roadside, maintaining strict discipline and not disturbing the people, I couldn't help but feel a deep sense of warmth.

Many people rushed home and brought hot water and dry food to give to these young soldiers.

Many residents even opened their doors and invited the soldiers to come inside and rest.

However, before entering the city, the Third Field Army repeatedly studied the "Three Main Rules of Discipline and Eight Points for Attention" and the "Eight Rules of Conduct".

On May 14, 1949, the Political Department of the Third Field Army forwarded the "Twelve Rules of Discipline for Entering the City" promulgated by the East China Bureau.

First, troops are prohibited from entering or leaving urban areas and factory areas, and all those who disrupt order, damage public property, or steal state property will be severely punished.

Second, all receiving personnel and staff entering the city must strictly abide by the "Three Main Rules of Discipline and Eight Points for Attention" and resolutely implement all orders and regulations issued by the General Headquarters of the People's Liberation Army and the East China Military Region.

Third, the troops entering the city are only responsible for protecting the city's industry and commerce, and have no right to confiscate or dispose of property.

Fourth, except for local armed forces, bandits, and other armed resistance personnel who should be captured, and important spies and important war criminals who should be arrested, the phenomenon of indiscriminate beatings and arrests is strictly prohibited.

sixth,…….

The soldiers kept every rule firmly in mind.

This led to strict discipline, which earned the people's army their trust!

After the 20th Army entered the city, the entire army slept on the streets. The shortest period of sleeping outdoors was 30 hours, while some lasted for several days.

The commander of the 59th Division lived at the entrance of a primary school, the political department and the headquarters lived in an alley, and the troops lived on the sidewalk.

Many factories rushed to the scene upon hearing the news and brought gifts of condolence.

After more than ten rounds of mutual concessions, the surrounding citizens saw that the People's Liberation Army truly did not take a single needle or thread from the people!

How could such a disciplined army not be loved and respected by the people?

Because of their strict discipline, the citizens of H were more likely to accept this people's army.

The factory resumed operation, and citizens went out of their homes again, no longer worried about being harassed.

Everything was back on track, as if the previous war had never happened.

The people were at peace, and the city returned to its former bustling and prosperous state.

……

In the villa on the other side, Chen Huai'an got up early to wash up and changed into the clothes that Lin Wan had specially brought for him.

The most fashionable shirt and trousers in 38, along with a pair of sunglasses.

This outfit makes him look like a factory owner or the son of a gang leader.

This looks much better than the gangster outfit he wore yesterday.

This kind of outfit suits his temperament better.

This was specially arranged by Zheng Changlin for his safety.

Chen Huai'an looked like a young master, and Lin Wan was dressed in a similarly fashionable way.

To outsiders, this was exactly the style of a rich young master, strolling around with beautiful women.

In addition, six elites were carefully selected and disguised to hide among them.

In order to deal with emergencies.

Zheng Changlin resolutely implemented the central government's orders and treated people with sincerity.

While accepting him as one of their own, they treated him as a returned overseas Chinese and did not impose any disciplinary rules on him.

After all, he is a person from 76, and the current discipline is not suitable for him.

This decision was made by Zheng Changlin after carefully questioning Lin Wan and considering the circumstances of later generations.

We will treat him with the utmost hospitality and will not restrict his freedom.

Simply do your best to protect him quietly and treat him with sincerity; he will surely feel your genuine care.

After having breakfast, Chen Huai'an went out with Lin Wan in high spirits.

Holding a disguised camera, he wanted to record everything about the Republic of China era.

While traveling, we also recorded authentic historical images.

Perhaps one day in the future, people in 2025 will be able to see the true customs and culture of the Republic of China era.

And the practical things the People's Liberation Army did for the people after entering the city!

After a quick breakfast, Chen Huai'an excitedly dragged Lin Wan out the door.

Six elite soldiers dispersed and silently followed behind to protect him.

Although espionage is rampant at the moment, it mainly targets attacks on important figures.

I have no interest in these spoiled young noblemen.

Chen Huai'an did not take a car, but walked on the street.

Every now and then, you'll encounter a pair of heavily armed soldiers on patrol.

Even the police officers at the police station were all ordered by Chief Lu to patrol the streets to maintain social stability.

Chen Huai'an used a disguised camera to film all of these scenes.

The powerful scenes of soldiers strictly adhering to discipline, not disturbing the people, and only being able to rest by the roadside were all recorded.

It will be handed over to relevant institutions as valuable historical material in the future.

In addition to filming soldiers and police on patrol, the film also captured soldiers dismantling roadside bunkers.

They even filmed soldiers risking their lives to dismantle landmines planted by the reactionaries!

Otherwise, if someone is not careful, it could cause innocent casualties!

The Kuomintang reactionaries really went to great lengths to build these massive fortifications.

They didn't even consider that these ambushes would harm innocent civilians!

No wonder they lost the hearts of the people and eventually even lost the capital, leaving them no choice but to flee to an island!

Bang~!

Bang~!

Suddenly, two gunshots rang out in the distance, and squads of soldiers rushed over.

It's obvious without even guessing that the spies who were putting up a stubborn resistance were killed.

Chen Huai'an, with the Chinese people's love of watching a spectacle, still wanted to go and see.

in the country, even if sows lined up to jump into the water, people would watch, let alone catching spies!

Unfortunately, Lin Wan grabbed his arm and quickly ran into the department store next door.

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