After receiving the telegram from He Yingqin, Zhuang Jihua discussed with Huang Shao. He now didn't understand the situation behind the enemy. In his heart, he complained about He Yingqin's stinginess. If these troops were equipped with radio stations, then there was no need to judge it based on the dynamics of the Japanese army on the front line. This risk was much smaller.

"Chief of Staff Huang, what do you think?" Zhuang Jihua asked after Huang Shao finished reading the telegram.

Huang Shao decayed for a moment and said, "Would you let Fu Yisheng test it?"

"If Deng Wen and the others succeed behind enemy lines, this kind of temptation may reveal our intentions." Zhuang Jihua frowned. He was not very relieved of the attack power of the Jin army. This is the reason why he did not agree to Feng Zhanhai's attack behind enemy lines.

Huang Shao was even more worried that as an old-school Chinese general, he would not let any attacks on the Chinese team when facing foreign teams.

"Tong Linge's attitude has not changed?" Huang Shao changed the topic. After he returned from Guyuan, Zhuang Jihua left him in Zhangjiakou and asked him to persuade Feng Yuxiang to serve as the commander-in-chief of Chadong's counterattack.

After Feng Yuxiang arrived in Zhangjiakou, Chiang Kai-shek sent someone to ask him to go south to serve as the Minister of the Military Equipment Department of Nanjing or the President of the Supervision Institute. However, Feng Yuxiang was unmoved and instead worked hard to expand the army. The three thousand Fenyang Military Academy students expanded to 12,000, and Ji Hongchang recruited 7,000 people in Zhangbei. Fang Zhenwu, Gao Shuxun and others also brought in thousands. However, Feng Yuxiang's main force was the left-behind troops of the 29th Army, and nearly 20,000 people were commanded by Tong Lingge (also took the opportunity to expand).

To resolve the current situation in Zhangjiakou and to split Feng Yuxiang's alliance with the Communist Party, Zhuang Jihua focused his attention on Tong Linge. If Tong Linge could lead the troops to the front line, then Feng Yuxiang could control less than 30,000 troops, including those troops that might be shaken after Tong Linge left.

Zhuang Jihua shook his head depressedly. Tong Lingge insisted on not participating in the Chadong counterattack for some reason. Zhuang Jihua speculated that he might want to defend Chahar's retreat for Song Zheyuan.

"Why is Feng Yuxiang not going to get into the oil and salt?" Zhuang Jihua sighed. He talked with Feng Yuxiang five times. He not only analyzed the current domestic and foreign situation, but also analyzed in detail the current domestic situation and the impact of the Great Wall War of Resistance on the future development of China-Japan situation, but Feng Yuxiang refused to agree to serve as the commander-in-chief of Chadong counterattack.

"Alas, they are all the inner demons left by the Central Plains War," Zhuang Jihua didn't understand this psychology, but Huang Shao could easily understand it. He smiled bitterly and shook his head and sighed: "Recalling the time, Feng Huanzhang worked hard for twenty years. He finally had 400,000 troops, occupying northwest China, and was wiped out in ashes. How could he get over this hurdle, and how could he let go of that ambition."

Zhuang Jihua looked at Huang Shao and asked seriously: "How did you let it go?"

The popularity of the Guangxi clan in those days was no worse than that of Feng Yuxiang. Li Zongren was in the central government, Bai Chongxi was in Peiping, and Huang Shao was in Guangxi. Hu Zongduo, Tao Jun and even Shanghai were once in the hands of the Guangxi clan. However, after the battle of Jiang Gui, the power of the Guangxi clan declined and the territory outside the province was lost. Guangxi almost fell into Yu Zuobai's hands. Finally, Li Bai and Huang used the war to protect the party and save the country to regain the territory of Guangxi. The three giants of the Guangxi clan who returned to Guangxi still insisted on anti-Chiang. After the Central Plains War, Huang Shao was discouraged and left the Guangxi clan and no longer had the ambition to plan the world.

"The world is full of people, people's livelihood is in decline, and the country's power is weak. After fighting, the people are still suffering. Although the chairman has shortcomings and is not very perfect, he can take his time and does not have to use swords and weapons. Delin and Jiansheng just look down on this." Huang Shao sighed.

Zhuang Jihua didn't expect Huang Shaodi to think so. He said with great emotion: "If the local powers in various places were as the generals thought, how could the Japanese peek at our China?"

"The Buddha said great freedom, what is great freedom? Let go." Huang Shao smiled slightly and said, "Let go. That is great freedom. Unfortunately, I have realized how many people can be in this world.^^

Zhuang Jihua smiled bitterly. He heard the persuasion in Huang Shao's words, but he just couldn't let it go. If he could let it go, he wouldn't come back.

"Give me your best to do my best." Zhuang Jihua looked up at Huang Shao looking at him thoughtfully, and his heart tightened, and he quickly sighed in concealment.

"Forget it, I have no choice but to do with Feng Yuxiang. I'd better focus on Tong Lingge." Huang Shao said.

"Let Feng Yuxiang be the commander-in-chief. It is not for anything else, but for the purpose of completing the task of the chairman breaking up his alliance with **." Zhuang Jihua still refused to give up. Although there are many ways to break up this alliance, only this method is the least silly, and no one will suffer great harm.

Zhuang Jihua gently flicked the telegram: "If Fu Yisheng is ordered to attack now, it will be meaningless to be the commander-in-chief or the wrong one."

"But this fighter can be lost at once." Huang Shao reminded.

"Yes, this fighter jet..." Zhuang Jihua felt very embarrassed. He calmed for a moment, but turned his head unwillingly and said: "Let's talk to Feng Yuxiang again, and talk again last."

Huang Shao shook his head helplessly. To be honest, his impression of Feng Yuxiang has always been very poor. Even during the Sino-Plain War between the two sides, he also had this view. But since Zhuang Jihua proposed it, he could not refuse. Now, in Zhangjiakou, he is the chief of staff of the Peking Military Branch. Zhuang Jihua is just a high-ranking minister, and Zhuang Jihua assisted him; in fact, the opposite is true.

The two left Fengyuan Hotel and went to the temporary camp of Fenyang Military Academy on Duyou Street in the east of Chengdong. The sentry at the gate of the camp did not stop them, and the car drove into the yard.

After the notice, an adjutant came out and let them go in. When he saw this situation, Zhuang Jihua, who was already nervous, felt even more disappointed. Now Feng Yuxiang was reluctant to do anything basic perfunctory.

After entering the living room, Feng Yuxiang sat upright in the middle of the living room in a rough yellow soldier uniform, accompanied by two businessmen in suits. On the other side were the familiar Ji Hongchang, Fang Zhenwu, Qiu Shanning, and Xuan Xiafu.

Seeing Huang Shao and Zhuang Jihua come in, Feng Yuxiang stood up happily to meet the two of them: "Brother Ji Kuan, brother of the Cultural Revolution, sorry, sorry, I'm talking to the guests from Peking, but I didn't greet them, please forgive me."

Huang Shao said dismissively: "What are you talking about, Brother Huanzhang? We have disturbed you, how dare you greet me?"

"General Feng is telling a joke." Zhuang Jihua just said lightly, but his eyes couldn't help looking at the two merchants. The face of the young man who rushed to the middle was a little familiar, but he just couldn't remember seeing him there.

"You are here just in time, I'll introduce you to you." Feng Yuxiang saw that Zhuang Jihua couldn't help but sweep his eyes at the two of them, and waved his hand and introduced loudly: "This is Mr. Li Yunshen and Mr. Wen Yong from Nanyang."

Li Yunshen in a white suit and Wen Yong in a dark suit stood up at the same time. Li Yunshen smiled and stepped forward and said, "General Huang, General Zhuang, has long been admired. Today, I have been lucky to see you for three lives and for three lives."

Huang Shao looked at him with some confusion: "Sir, come from Nanyang?"

"Yes, my overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia were deeply encouraged to hear that our army won the Great Wall. They recruited a batch of materials and sent us to the front. But after arriving in Peking, we heard..." He shook his head in pain and regret when he said this: "Later, we heard that General Feng was erecting a flag to fight against Japan in Zhangjiakou, so we sent the things here."

Huang Shao was full of doubts, but he still stretched out his hand to hold his hand; Zhuang Jihua was even more confused. He felt that the businessman tasted so lightly on the two of them. When the young Wen Yong held his hand, he tapped him twice. Zhuang Jihua sat down quietly, thinking silently in his heart, where did Wen Yong see him?

"What kind of trade does Mr. Li and Mr. Wen do in Southeast Asia?" Huang Shao asked after sitting down.

"The re-export trade mainly sells Guangdong's tung oil, pig bristles, etc. to Nanyang, and then sells Nanyang's timber, rubber, etc. to Guangdong." Li Yunshen replied with a somewhat unnatural expression.

Flaws, great flaws, Feng Yuxiang and others have never been to Guangdong, so he didn't know that there were very few pig bristles and tung oil in Guangdong's foreign trade, and there was very little rubber in imported ones, and there was also very little wood.

Zhuang Jihua smiled and said, "The two bosses are very rich, but the war here is in chaos, so be careful."

"After all we say are descendants of Yan and Huang. We cannot sit idly by the dangers of our motherland. Without a strong country, we will not have the status of Chinese." Wen Yong said righteously: "You may not know that when we do business, we Chinese have many restrictions. Foreigners can do anything, and the taxes are lower than ours. Why? It's just because we don't have a strong motherland."

"Well said!" Ji Hongchang, who was violently slapped his chair and stood up and shouted: "Only by fighting against Japan, resolutely fighting against Japan, and recovering lost territory, can the great powers not underestimate our China."

"Yes, General Ji is right," Wen Yong said without missing the opportunity: "not only should we recover Rehe and the three eastern provinces, but we should also fight to North Korea and Tokyo, and completely defeat Japan."

Zhuang Jihua looked at him calmly. Seeing that he was unnatural when he came to North Korea, his heart suddenly moved. It turned out to be him.

But then I thought, it was wrong, why did he come to Zhangjiakou? Didn’t Chen Lifu send someone to contact him? Or was he exposed? He was betrayed? The Japanese deliberately sent him?
Chapter completed!