The Heroic Age of the Late Qing Dynasty

The atrocities committed by British and Japanese imperialism thoroughly ignited the fury of Wuhan's workers, students, and the general public. They ignited the long-simmering hatred and anger of the Chinese people against imperialist aggression. Wuhan launched a massive general strike, including strikes by students and businesses, against imperialism. The imperialists, acquiescing in the actions of Qing officials, showed no mercy in suppressing the Chinese people. They repeatedly opened fire, killing hundreds and injuring countless innocent people.

The Eight-Nation Alliance of Britain, Russia, the United States, Germany, Japan, Austria, Italy, and France all sent their armies to join the invasion. Belgium, the Netherlands, and Spain, which had also signed the Boxer Protocol with the Qing Dynasty but had not participated in the invasion, also joined in, hoping to get a piece of the action. Their armies quickly attacked and patrolled everywhere, and they also occupied schools founded by Zhang Zhidong, such as the Ziqiang Academy and the Lianghu Academy.

The people of Wuhan were not afraid of the imperialist armed suppression or violence. More and more workers joined the strike, students boycotted classes, all merchants in the International Settlement went on strike, and even some Chinese policemen employed by the concession responded to the call and announced a strike.

Zhang Yinghao received news of the imperialist massacre of workers in Wuhan the next day and immediately issued instructions. The Forward Party, centered on opposing the imperialist massacre of Chinese workers, mobilized the masses and held anti-imperialist demonstrations across the country. Simultaneously, they strengthened trade unions, establishing the Wuhan, Shanghai, and Guangzhou Federations of Trade Unions to lead the struggle. They expanded the demonstrations and organized strikes, business boycotts, and school boycotts to protest the imperialist massacre of the Chinese people.

Zhang Yinghao's instructions were not without purpose. There are still many people at home and abroad who have illusions about the imperialist powers and believe that as long as the Qing Dynasty is overthrown, the powers will treat China equally. People like Sun Zhongshan are representatives of this. In fact, people like Chen Yiwei and Zhan Tianyou who have lived in the United States still have illusions about the powers.

Zhang Yinghao wanted to take this opportunity to make some of the A's Fei Wan L face the cruel reality and recognize the true face of the imperialist powers.

Moreover, the more frantic imperialism becomes, the more it will incite the people's anger. The more imperialism oppresses, the greater the backlash it will cause in the future. The more imperialism kills, the more it will educate the people. If God wishes to destroy someone, he must first drive him mad.

The second is to train the comrades of the forward party and the workers, which is what Zhang Jianhao has always wanted to do. Zhang Yinghao does not have the Soviet model, so it is useless to say a lot. The workers have not experienced the wind and rain, the destruction, and the harsh

If the workers are well protected, they will not be the most combative group, but a greenhouse.

The flowers in the village are just a bunch of parasites. The workers must stand up from spontaneous to conscious efforts and fight for their own interests.

The third is to educate the masses, awaken them, and expand influence to the greatest extent possible. In this era, the people can remain ignorant and indifferent. Only by taking advantage of these large-scale mass movements can we lead them forward and allow them to participate in the tide of the times. Speaking of the dictatorship, shooting the people with guns, arresting the people, these are the sufferings that must be endured in this era, the sacrifices made for the progress of the times, and the losses that must be borne. Capitalism

Countless people died in the revolution. I have never seen a revolution succeed without bloodshed.

The vast majority of people in this era do not know that they have infinite power.

They have no power, and they don't know that history is created by them. Zhang Yinghao must do everything he can to awaken them, organize them, and unite more people.

Only in this way can we create a world that the people want.

The establishment of the Shanghai, Wuhan, and Guangzhou Federations of Trade Unions marked the beginning of a shift in the workers' movement from fragmented activity to centralized, organized action. Under the leadership of the Federations of Trade Unions, the working class became a well-organized and disciplined force opposing imperialism, playing a pivotal role in the struggle. The Federation of Industry, Commerce, and Education, formed by unions, academia, and the business community, was officially established, and people from all walks of life formed a united front against imperialism.

To break the imperialist blockade of public opinion, promote the anti-imperialist patriotic movement, promptly convey the guiding principles and policies of the movement to the masses, and expose the crimes of imperialism, Zhang Yinghao published "The China Forward Party's Letter to the People of the Nation: Resisting the Imperialist Brutal Massacre," stating that "the goals of the resistance movement in Wuhan and throughout China are by no means limited to punishing the perpetrators, providing compensation, and issuing apologies..." and that "the main purpose should be to abolish all unequal treaties and overthrow all imperialist privileges in China..." This was also the first time Zhang Yinghao explicitly advocated anti-imperialism.

Under the leadership and promotion of the Forward Party, demonstrations quickly swept across the country, spreading from workers to students, businessmen, citizens, farmers and other social classes, and from Wuhan to all parts of the country, covering more than 20 provinces and regions, about 600 counties, with a total of about 15 million people directly participating in the movement.

Imperialism's suppression of protesting workers in Wuhan sparked widespread protests and demonstrations. In support of the Wuhan protests, tens of thousands of people held rallies, demonstrations, strikes, school boycotts, and business closures in dozens of major cities, including Beijing, Guangzhou, Nanjing, Chongqing, Tianjin, Qingdao, and Hankou, as well as in key mining areas like Tangshan, Jiaozuo, and Shuikoushan.

When the protesters in Tianjin reached the British and French concessions, British sailors opened fire on the crowd, killing dozens and seriously injuring over thirty. The Tianjin tragedy further aroused the anger of the people across the country. Cries of "Down with imperialism," "Abolish unequal treaties," "Withdraw foreign troops from China," and "Avenge our fallen compatriots" echoed across the country, generating a nationwide wave of anti-imperialist fury.

The Hong Kong dock workers' strike nearly turned the city into a stinking port. Over 100,000 workers, farmers, students, young soldiers, and other people from all over the country held a memorial meeting in Guangzhou.

After the meeting, a demonstration was held. The marching team was arranged in the order of workers, farmers, students, businessmen and soldiers. Various leaflets were distributed along the way, demanding the overthrow of imperialism and the abolition of unequal treaties.

When the parade arrived at Xiti Shaji Road, it was suddenly fired upon by British military and police in the Shamian Concession. British and French warships anchored at Baietan also opened fire. The parade was caught off guard and fled in all directions. More than 50 people died on the spot, more than 100 were seriously injured, and countless others were slightly injured.

After the tragedy, mass organizations from all walks of life protested against the crimes of the British, French and other imperialist powers. The Qing court was forced to communicate with the British and French consuls, making solemn demands and protests.

The Chinese people's anti-imperialist struggle has garnered widespread sympathy and support from overseas Chinese and people everywhere. Around the world, ethnic Chinese in nearly 100 countries and regions held rallies and launched fundraising campaigns in support of the Wuhan protest movement against imperialist massacres. Over 30 workers' groups in Japan held a grand speech meeting, expressing support for Chinese workers and protesting against the Japanese government and capitalists. Some British workers actively blocked ships, vessels, and vehicles from transporting munitions to China.

The mass anti-imperialist patriotic movement, triggered by the information released in Chongqing about the Qing dynasty's betrayal and the oppression it suffered, had a profound and far-reaching impact. It not only greatly shook the power of the Qing dynasty and caused it to lose the support of the people, but also completely destroyed the reputation of the imperialist powers in China.

It dealt a heavy blow to imperialism, greatly promoted the awakening of the Chinese nation and the development of the revolutionary movement, and greatly raised the consciousness of the Chinese people.

It marked the beginning of the climax of the Great Revolution. The Forward Party received great training in leading struggles in various places, cultivated and trained a large number of cadres, and the party organization also developed greatly. It summed up valuable experience in the practice of struggle and laid the foundation for the party to lead large-scale mass struggles in the future.

The whole country was in turmoil, but Zhang Yinghao in Chengdu was quite like a person who only cared about killing and not burying. He just fanned the flames and left it alone. In fact, there was really little Zhang Yinghao could do at this time. It took Zhang Yinghao so much effort to liberate Sichuan. Now was not the time to send troops. Even for the foreign devils' consulate in Chongqing, he only asked Lin Zhenghong and others to protest. The threat was

Zhang Yinghao was too lazy to speak. Truth is only within the range of cannons. Now that he is weak, he has to act like a grandson. It is better not to humiliate himself.

After repeated consideration, Zhang Yinghao sent a telegram to Zhang Feng. The content of the telegram instructed: Comrade Zhang Feng, you are to stay in secret on the road section from Kuimen to Wanxian, find a hidden location, secretly dispatch artillery to station, and remember not to be exposed. To prevent our revolutionary army from having warships enter when there is a conflict with the imperialist powers.

Enter Chongqing and Sichuan to bombard our riverside cities. If necessary, directly counterattack and resolutely block the enemy from outside the base area. If it is impossible, withdraw from Chongqing. Saving people and losing land, both people and land are saved; saving land and losing people, both people and land are lost.

After sending the telegram, Zhang Yinghao ignored Zhang Feng's arrangements and immediately devoted himself to the new work.

The Qing Dynasty hated the Sichuan Red Bandits with all their might, but they could do nothing about it. Fires were raging across the country, and uprisings were happening one after another. No one in the Qing Dynasty dared to mention sending troops to Sichuan. They were also frightened by the speed at which the two armies were defeated. Even if they wanted to suppress them, they would not dare to mobilize troops without a foolproof plan. Moreover, the Qing Dynasty had no money or manpower left.

Jing Tingbin, Zhao Sanduo and others took the example of Sichuan as an example. This uprising was not only earlier than in history, but also larger in scale, with more people and greater impact.

The Qing court had already ordered the young and vigorous Yuan Shikai to suppress the rebels. Yuan Shikai had just been promoted from Governor of Shandong to Governor-General of Zhili. Fearing he had no achievements to show for his recent promotion, Yuan Shikai unexpectedly found his sleepy self. He directly mobilized Qing troops from Zhili and Shandong to launch a coordinated attack. With a combined force of over 8,000 men from Britain, Japan, and France to "assist the suppression," the defeat of the rebels was only a matter of time.

However, the Qing's scattered forces and attention delayed addressing the unrest in Sichuan. During this period, Yuan Shikai, once again demonstrating his "human butcher" nature and the "fine" traditions of the Hunan and Huai armies, slaughtered the local population. This massacre purportedly annihilated all those brave enough to resist throughout Hebei. Others fled, and those who remained were unable to organize a proper uprising anytime soon. However, unknown to both Yuan Shikai and the defeated Jing Tingbin, the Forward Party had, while they were fighting, penetrated deep into the vast countryside of Hebei and slowly established roots.

No matter how the people protest, without labor there is no income, and people need to eat. Short-term demonstrations are fine, but prolonged ones are extremely harmful to the people, especially in this era of underdeveloped productivity. If it weren't for the organization of the Forward Party, the protests would have been dispersed and ended long ago in the face of repression from the imperialist powers.

Chapter 211:

While the Forward Party led demonstrations in various places, secret societies in various places were also not idle and took the opportunity to cause chaos. The Qing Dynasty had repeatedly lost power and humiliated the country, and all knowledgeable people believed that the Qing Dynasty was beyond redemption. Especially the Eight

During the invasion of China by the United Nations, the Southeast Mutual Protection Incident directly led to the Qing Dynasty losing direct control over the southeast. What still maintained the unity of the Qing Dynasty was the landlord class in various places. The country was not divided, it was just the inertia of this unified country. As long as this inertia was broken, the country would immediately fall apart.

The southeastern coastal areas were the first to open ports, the foreign powers intervened the most deeply, and the economic plunder was the most serious. The local gentry and landlords were subjected to the dumping of industrial products by the foreign powers, and their own interests were infringed. The landlord class could only increase the exploitation of tenant farmers, and the tenant farmers' lives were difficult.

Life was difficult. Therefore, there were a large number of gang members in coastal areas such as Jiangsu and Zhejiang. They had previously acted independently, without any subordinate relationship, and there were many gangs in the mountains. For example, the White Cloth Society, Zhongnan Society, Longhua Society, Wudai Party, Pingyang Party, Shenquan Society, Dadao Society, etc.

Will wait.

When Sichuan was arresting and publicly trying members of secret societies, members of secret societies all over the country who got the news immediately felt insecure. Some people who entered Sichuan but were unwilling to work also contacted other people after leaving Sichuan and swore brotherhood with the leaders of the secret societies.

The blood wine allowed them to unite many secret societies, although these secret societies were barbaric, short-sighted, and had no program or strong will.

Despite being under the leadership of a powerful organization, their power is still growing rapidly.

The Manchus and the fleeing landlords and gentry claimed Sichuan was carrying out a policy of massacres of landlords and redistributing land, which the landlords believed. They also resented the missionaries and their followers' abuse of power and bullying. Some landlords and enlightened gentry, persuaded by "wise men," offered considerable assistance to these secret societies. However, the landlords and gentry viewed both Sichuan and the secret societies as a formidable threat, establishing strongholds and training militias for self-defense. However, the foreign powers' arms embargo on China at the time meant these militias and secret societies lacked advanced weaponry.

When news of the Wuhan Massacre reached the streets, protesters across the country took advantage. Secret societies seized the opportunity to declare uprisings, protesting against taxes and levies. In places like Chuzhou and Yongkang in eastern Zhejiang, and Jiangshan and Xi'an counties under Hengzhou in western Zhejiang, secret societies revolted. They stormed the county government offices, killing the magistrates. Counties across the country responded. Hengzhou, Jinhua, Lishui, and Wenzhou all declared martial law. These corrupt officials, normally arrogant and domineering, now made military commanders afraid to lead their troops, and the Qing troops afraid to leave the city walls.

The rebels also launched a glorious tradition of anti-church struggles. They attacked and set fire to churches, and beat to death missionaries who were unable to escape, dealing a heavy blow to local church power. Missionaries and parishioners were terrified and hid or fled. The external struggle was in full swing and even more spectacular, once again shocking the imperialist powers and the Qing rulers.

The imperialist powers had suffered enormous losses in their interests in China. Seeing the situation in the Qing Dynasty spiraling out of control, they could no longer sit still and immediately put pressure on the Qing Dynasty. They demanded that the Qing Dynasty immediately suppress the rioters and that the armies of the imperialist powers "assist" in suppressing the rioters. They also demanded that local Qing officials guarantee the safety of the lives and property of foreign merchants and missionaries.

The Qing court was naturally overjoyed to receive the promises from the foreign powers and immediately resolved to suppress the uprisings. Upon receiving the orders, local officials began deploying measures to suppress the uprisings. The wealthy, initially intimidated by the scale of the secret society uprising, temporarily hesitated to openly resist. Upon receiving the orders from Qing officials, they not only offered advice and suggestions to the court but also mobilized militia to cooperate with the Qing army in suppressing the secret society uprisings.

The Qing soldiers from various places suppressed the rebel forces of the secret societies. Wherever they went, they killed anyone they saw, and blood flowed like a river. The leaders of the Shuanglong Society in Chuzhou and the Longhua Society in Yongkang witnessed the atrocities committed by the Qing soldiers on the innocent people. They suppressed their grief and anger. In order to save the people of their hometown from disaster, they led the rebel forces to move to Jinhua. They agreed to take the first step.

The strategy of taking Wuyi, marching northwest, and directly taking Jinhua was implemented.

While the rebels were local tyrants, the militias were also local tyrants. Many militias, eager to gain merit and rewards, rushed to encircle and suppress the rebels. With the support of the militias and the convenience of weapons, the Qing army's morale soared. During their advances into Chuzhou and Yongkang, the Qing army engaged in brutal massacres. For a time, the Qing army staged a farce of "framing civilians to claim merit and rewards" and extorting money, causing widespread panic and unrest.

The rebels, forced to fight and retreat, decided to lure the enemy away from their camp after capturing Wuyi, feigning weakness while setting an ambush. Triumphantly arriving in Wuyi, the Qing army saw the rebels dining. Upon being discovered, they panicked, abandoning their utensils and fleeing over the wall. Unaware of the ruse, and seeing the rebels were outnumbered, the Qing army ordered their forces in pursuit.

Before they had gone far, they heard a cry of "Kill!" and saw the rebels charging out from both wings. Suddenly, the Qing army was surrounded by them. The soldiers were thrown into chaos, and after a fierce battle, the rebels won a great victory and captured countless spoils.

When the news reached Jinhua, officials were shocked. They appealed to the provincial capital of Hangzhou and foreign powers for assistance, while also mobilizing troops to defend the city. They also issued letters of appointment to the militia, ordering them to cooperate with the Qing army in suppressing the rioters. Qing officials opened their arsenals, stockpiling several "winter melon cannons" in addition to standard firearms. As the rebels laid siege to Jinhua, the Qing army used these "winter melon cannons" to frantically fire "explosive shells" at the attacking rebels, inflicting heavy casualties.

Upon receiving the request for help, the imperialist powers dispatched more than 2,000 troops to Jinhua, wrapped cannons in quilts, and went into battle under the pretext of reinforcing the city's defenses to suppress the rebels. Qing troops from all directions also gathered in Jinhua, attempting to destroy the rebels and the city of Jinhua.

The Qing army and the foreign powers bombarded the rebel positions with artillery and fireballs, setting the forest ablaze and transforming the entire mountain into a raging sea of ​​fire. Taking advantage of the rebels' efforts to put out the fire, the Qing army continued to reinforce their forces. The rebels were heavily surrounded by Qing troops and faced a critical situation. The leaders of the Shuanglong and Longhua societies remained undaunted, personally engaging in the battle and commanding the brave rebels to persevere despite the unfavorable circumstances. Undeterred by the powerful enemy, the rebels charged recklessly, inflicting heavy casualties on the Qing army and the militia.

The Qing army was intimidated by the rebels' fearless spirit. Seeing that their formation was about to be disrupted and their defense line was about to collapse, the Qing commander became anxious and shouted wildly: "Whoever dares to lose will be beheaded!"

He ordered the Qing troops to oversee the battle, shooting anyone who dared to retreat. He also ordered the use of portable artillery and nine-barrel rifles for rapid fire. In this bloody battle, the rebels met the enemy from all sides and fought bravely. However, the rebels were blocked and restrained by nearby militia, preventing them from supporting each other. Ultimately, they were outnumbered and defeated, and the leader of the Shuanglong Society was killed on the battlefield.

After the fall of their camp, the leader of the Longhua Society fought tirelessly to organize a breakout. Under his leadership, they fought their way through the Qing army's encirclement and successfully broke free. To escape the Qing army's pursuit, they moved south. The Qing troops, aided by local militias, pursued them relentlessly, trapping and intercepting them along the way, forcing the rebels into a desperate situation once again.

In order to disrupt the Qing army and the foreign powers' heavy encirclement and suppression strategy, the leaders of the Longhua Society decided to temporarily abandon the relocation plan and split up into smaller groups. So, they led their own teams through the Qing army blockade, returned to their local areas, engaged in small-scale battles with the Qing army, and finally fought.

After the Qing Dynasty and the foreign powers exhausted all their efforts to quell the demonstrations and uprisings across the country, they left behind a huge mess to clean up, and the Qing Dynasty soon had no energy left to encircle and suppress Sichuan. However, a large number of aspiring young people from all over the country, dissatisfied with the Qing Dynasty and the foreign powers, once again flocked to Sichuan, the holy land of revolution, greatly increasing Sichuan's talent pool and human resources. At the same time, comrades who had developed during the demonstrations were also trained and studied, and the comrades hid in the local area, waiting for the opportunity.

At this time, two songs began to be sung in Chongqing and Sichuan. One song was called "The Sky of the Liberated Area":

The sky in the liberated areas is bright, and the people there love it. The people's government loves the people, and the progressive Party's kindness is inexhaustible. Ya-hu-hi-hi, ya-hi-hi, ya-hu-hi-hi, ya-hu-hi-hi. Meanwhile, another song being sung is "The East is Red": The East is Red, the sun is rising, and China has produced a hero, Zhang Yinghao.

He works for the people's happiness, he is the people's great savior. Chairman Zhang loves the people, he is our guide.

To build a new China, Hu Er Hai Yo, lead us forward. The progressive party is like the sun, shining wherever it goes.

Wherever there is the Forward Party, there the people will be liberated. Zhang Yinghao was at a loss. There was no talent in the base area to write such a song. Zhang Yinghao could only write it himself, compose the tune, and secretly arrange for people to sing it.

Zhang Yinghao knew that this was inconsistent with what he had always said: there has never been a savior. However, Zhang Yinghao believed that one should seek truth from facts when doing things. China had emperors for more than 2,000 years and emperor-like leaders for more than 3,000 years.

After the Qing Dynasty was destroyed, the people suddenly lost their emperor and were at a loss as to what to do. This was the time when a monument had to be erected. Therefore, the cult of personality was not contradictory in the next few decades. When the people did not understand that there was no savior in the world,

Of course, Zhang Yinghao himself would never admit that he is the great savior. His political correctness can only be expressed by saying things like "Long live the people."

As someone who came from a later generation, Zhang Yinghao also knew the downsides of doing so, but for now, the benefits completely outweighed the disadvantages. As long as these songs were released and sung by the people, they would be able to unite the people and gather their strength. Of course, this song could not be promoted at party meetings and could only be sung among the general public. Otherwise, it would be like Wang Po boasting about her own achievements.

While these two songs were being sung among the people, Zhang Yinghao began to work on Party building. Party building has always been one of the core contents of Zhang Yinghao's work.

Zhang Yinghao now carefully considered his own organization. While theoretically his power came from the people, in reality, the Party, government, and military were undoubtedly the foundation of his power. Zhang Yinghao controlled the government through the Organization Department and the Personnel Department, the Party through the Party Central Committee, and the military through the Military Commission. The military he organized was a Party-led army, with government personnel merely employed by the people, or rather, the Party. Therefore, Zhang Yinghao knew his true calling lay in Party building; the Party was his foundation.

The current Progressive Party cannot be considered a qualified modern industrial party at all. It can only be regarded as a club with discipline, which may be a little more advanced than a party. The Progressive Party was established too recently, and its membership has expanded rapidly in a short period of time. This political party has always been a bit dubious. If there is no

If Zhang Yinghao said so, the Forward Party would even quickly degenerate into a village party or a secret society party.

If there is no industrialization, it will immediately turn into a feudal sect.

-If such an organization wants to have the discipline of the Bolshevik Party, Zhang Yinghao

I feel that we are still far away from that.

Zhang Yinghao immediately sent out the people from the Political Security Bureau whom he had just trained.

Go to every place to investigate and talk to local party members and cadres.

Hao doesn't dare to use the word "censorship" now. Once the censorship begins,

It will be a purge. Once a comrade wants to make a contribution and starts to act recklessly,

If it was something like a confession letter, then Zhang Yinghao would also have a headache.

At the same time, Zhang Yinghao also convened a meeting of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee to discuss the behavior of the party.

Some people were forced to quit the Party. For example, those who repeatedly missed Party meetings without reason were

In Zhang Yinghao's view, these people are not positive.

How can one be considered a qualified Party member if he rarely participates in Party meetings?

All applications for joining the party and ideological reports will be reviewed and their families

A detailed investigation of family composition is conducted, and all religious personnel are prohibited from joining the party.

In view of the current level of education, all Party members and cadres must at least

Write a thought report and a work report and submit them to your superiors for review.

....We should adopt the approach of punishing past mistakes to prevent future ones and curing the disease to our comrades.

We must also force our comrades to learn cultural knowledge and skills.

We must force our comrades to continue learning and improving... "

After the meeting, Zhang Yinghao immediately wrote "Strengthening Discipline, Revolutionary

The article also emphasizes the four obediences, democratic collective

The three major styles of the Chinese Communist Party and the Progressive Party.

Dao: ... Only iron-like discipline can create an invincible team.

Only with iron-clad discipline can we have a tenacious will to fight. Only with iron-clad discipline can we maintain the true spirit of hard work. Any behavior that disregards or even ignores Party discipline will be severely investigated...

Chapter 212:

Zhang Yinghao believes that Party building is difficult to address because it involves an invisible and intangible issue: ideological development. Military development, on the other hand, is a relatively straightforward area of ​​government affairs, with excellent systems and management, and Party branches established at the company level. As long as the Party remains stable, the military won't face major problems.

Most of Zhang Yinghao's articles were distributed to all Party members. Zhang Yinghao's biggest fear was that someone would intercept his articles and privately misinterpret their content, or even plant their own crops on Zhang Yinghao's land. However, as long as the Central Committee's message was fully conveyed, everyone would see Zhang Yinghao's articles and understand their meaning. Even if there were conspirators, Zhang Yinghao wouldn't worry too much.

After the meeting, Zhang Yinghao suddenly remembered that he had been in power in Chengdu for almost half a year. Yet, there was one crucial meeting that had yet to be convened: the People's Congress. Without it, the power seized by the Revolutionary Army and the Forward Party would lack legitimacy and fail to represent the people of Sichuan. However, once this meeting was held, the revolutionary regime in Sichuan would be fully legitimate. However, Zhang Yinghao was currently busy, so he had no choice but to forgo the urge to hold the meeting and postpone it until winter.

Since we were going to hold a National People's Congress, we had to have a fundamental law—a constitution. I also had to organize the Central Committee to write a draft constitution, which was no easy task.

After Zhang Yinghao conquered Chengdu, many of the former schools were relocated. After two days of deliberation, Zhang Yinghao decided to transform the former Administrative School into a Political Science and Law University. Training should continue, and Party members and cadres should be continuously transferred back for training, and then transferred to other positions.

However, transfers are the responsibility of the Organization Department and the Human Resources Department, and this matter must also be discussed in a meeting with them. The selection of Party members and cadres for training must also be planned, not randomly selected, otherwise chaos will ensue. Thinking of this, I immediately thought of the major problems facing my own military. While the military has conducted considerable training, it lacks a formal military academy. Furthermore, short-term training is ultimately not as effective as formal, systematic learning.

Furthermore, military academies are divided into Army Junior Command Schools and Army Intermediate Command Schools. The reason there's no senior level is that, in Zhang Yinghao's view, senior commanders can't be trained in schools; they can only learn through self-study and discussions with peers. Otherwise, what can they be taught? Those are strategic matters, which ordinary people can't teach; they can only learn from each other.

Thinking of the military academy immediately brings to mind the more than 100,000 infrastructure engineers, who currently lack a dedicated training school. An engineering command school is indeed necessary, and no matter how difficult it is, we must establish one.

Thinking of this, Zhang Yinghao immediately picked up his pen and began to write the "Plan for the Construction of Sichuan Army Junior College", "Plan for the Construction of Sichuan Army Intermediate College" and "Plan for the Construction of the Infrastructure Engineering Corps Command College". After finishing, Zhang Yinghao passed the plan to several other members of the Politburo for discussion and finalized it.

Zhang Yinghao did not waste any time and transferred the nearby engineering corps to find a piece of land outside Chengdu. He used coal to burn bricks and tiles nearby, and the stones needed for the foundation were demolished from the city walls. There was also a lot of wood available. A large group of young people, San Gong Du Si

The school building of the college was soon built.

When Zhang Yinghao received the invitation from his comrades to check it out, he found nothing.

How long did it take? Many courses in these three colleges are seriously deaf. In order not to waste teaching resources, Zhang Dianhao built the three colleges together, forming a triangle.

The layout is a quadrilateral, but one side is a public training ground.

Zhang Yinghao came to the gate of the Army Intermediate Command Students and saw the second square of the school H store. This was specially designed by Zhang Yinghao for reviewing the troops.