In early May 1919, Wu Jiu's literary book friends uploaded the climate on the Mongolian grasslands was already very pleasant. Looking around, the endless green grasslands were seen, and there were groups of nomadic cattle and sheep. Kolchak and his followers came to the Mongolian province of China (just upgraded to a province) in this season. At this time, the army of Belarus was still more than 400,000, and the number of refugees was as high as nearly 800,000! Among them, there were about 250,000 Orthodox clergy, more than 200,000 women and children (mainly Belarus aristocratic women), and the rest were intellectuals, merchants, and officials of the former Russian government who retreated from western Russia. The long marching team stretched for dozens of kilometers on the road from Irkutsk to Kulun, moving forward slowly.

The reason for moving forward slowly is mainly because these more than one million people have almost no full meals. Moreover, because the "confused" Chinese National Government forgot to transport enough salt to Mongolia, the food transported was only enough to maintain a minimum supply, which made these Belarusian refugees and soldiers a little dizzy and unable to do anything about their limbs. They apologized for a long time for Lieutenant General Zhao Zhen, the chairman of the Mongolian Provincial Government and security commander of the Chinese Mongolian Provincial Government who came to the Sino-Russia border to welcome Kolchak, for a long time, and promised to transport the required materials as soon as possible. However, these guarantees seemed to have been all taken to Shuili, and the supply situation did not improve at all.

However, the officials of Kolchak and the Belarusian Provisional Government did not blame the young Chinese general too much. They did have a little more people, and Mongolia is too poor to supply these refugees at all. All the supplies were transported from Zhangjiakou to Mongolia by horses. Considering the long distance and consumption on the road, the Chinese have tried their best to do this.

In addition, the hunger along the way also made the senior leaders of this Belarusian wandering army realize that it would be unrealistic to occupy Mongolia as a base for counterattacking Russia. It is not difficult to expel the Mongolians and Chinese government forces on this land. It is just that more than one million people survive in Mongolia. It is really too difficult. I guess the Bolshevik Red Army will not be able to fight. Everyone has starved to death!

It seems that everyone can only go to mainland China to seek asylum as agreed. As for counterattack, they can only find a way to do it slowly.

At this time, a large number of Chinese Defense Force officers and soldiers were transporting from the south through trains. Chang Ruiqing, vice chairman of the Military Commission who had just participated in the "Second National Congress" of China, also went north to Zhangjiakou to take charge. This time, although he did not have the "mindful intention" to prevent Kolchak from more than 400,000 defeated soldiers, the Military Commission mobilized six armies of the National Defense Forces to deploy along the Great Wall in the Zhangjiakou area. Even the 72 1918 155mm heavy howitzers that had just arrived from the United States were all brought to Zhangjiakou.

After arranging the defense and counterattack preparations in case of circumstances, Chang Ruiqing came to Beijing again and prepared to discuss with Sun Yat-sen, who still had not finished his Northern Tour, how to use "Kolchak Gold"

It's a matter of this.

Although the 500 tons of gold was a fortune, Chang Ruiqing did not intend to rush them out randomly. Our Chang Revolutionary was also quite interested in the economic history of the Republic of China in his previous life. He knew where the main problems of China's economy were at that time. He also knew why the National Government did not establish the necessary heavy industry in their so-called "golden decade", and suffered a lot in the later Anti-Japanese War.

As a person who studies history and understands history, Chang Ruiqing will not simply summarize the problem as the Kuomintang’s judicial and legislative system and still need to be gradually established. Of course, in the future, the emergence of public opinion representatives cannot be voted by the public. Because most of the people in our country have no culture and do not know how to implement their democratic rights... In addition, it is the legal system. We should refer to the laws of the Second German Empire (a country that implements the national socialist system) to formulate the laws of the tutoring period. Because compared with the laws of Britain and the United States, the laws of the Second German Empire are more conducive to the establishment of a strong country, so they are suitable for the current national conditions of our country.

Sixth, we should establish a special committee to formulate plans for the construction of heavy industry and defense industry.

These plans must be formulated by experts after taking into account our country's national conditions and conducting a comprehensive investigation of our country's resources, transportation and defense conditions. They must not be decided by us laymen indiscriminately...... This special committee can be called the National Planning Commission and should be jointly managed by the Government Council and the Military Commission.

Seventh, since in the future, we will definitely directly participate in the construction and management of the country's heavy industry, we should establish some new ministries, such as the Ministry of Energy, which is responsible for coal, oil mining, power plant construction, refinery construction, and oil reserves: the Ministry of Energy, which is responsible for the mining and processing of steel and non-ferrous metals: the Ministry of Heavy Industry, which is responsible for the manufacturing and production of machines, shipbuilding, automobiles, aircraft, etc..”

When Kong Xiangxi finished talking about Chang Ruiqing's complete set of "founding the country", Sun Yat-sen began to admire Chang Ruiqing. This guy really has a solution. Not only is conspiracy and tricks and ideology a set of tricks, but he is definitely the best in China in terms of actual governance strategies! He must not compare with others, let alone the Northeast King Jiang JShi.
Chapter completed!