With a long whistle, the train had already entered the Harbin Railway Station. Liu Shaozhou and Wiginsky, who were sent to China by North Korean GCD people to seek reinforcements, walked off the platform quickly with a deputy secretary-general named Zhou Fohai from the Central Secretariat of the Central GC Central Secretariat. The three of them came by train from Nanjing. It turned out that Liu Shaozhou and Vicingsky had not known that the leaders of the Central GC had been going to Harbin for a while and were about to see Trotsky. So after they smuggled from North Korea to Liaoning Province, China, they took the train to Nanjing, the current Central GC Central Secretariat. After staying at the Central GC headquarters for a few days, they were taken to the north by Zhou Fohai. Moreover, the Secretary-General Zhou Da had a strong sense of confidentiality and did not tell the two comrades from GC International where they went north. Who were they going to meet?

Unlike Zhou Fohai's calmness, Liu Shaozhou and Vikingsky were both anxious and anxious. The military situation in North Korea was already 100,000! I thought that the Soviet Red Army would be invincible and would soon be able to cross the Yalu River to help North Korea GCD. But I didn't expect that the Red Army was defeated in Manchuria and lost hundreds of thousands of people. It seemed that they could not count on it. Moreover, the attention of Japanese imperialism finally shifted from the Far East-Manchuria war to North Korea. A large number of troops landed in Busan, Incheon, Wonsan and other places. Now most of the resistance forces in the southern part of the Korean Peninsula have been flattened by the Japanese army, leaving only the Seoul, commander of the First Army of the Restoration Army, General Chi Tyung, personally led his troops to defend!

As for North Korea, the situation in North Korea is not much better. On the one hand, Yizhou, an important town that guards the Sino-North Korea border, has been firmly controlled by the Japanese army. The Restoration Army launched two attacks in November and December last year, but both took less than 5,000 Japanese troops from Shinyizhou (three thousand of which were retreated from Kanto Prefecture) and had no choice! On the other hand, Yuanshan, an important port on the east coast of Korea, has also become an important stronghold for the Japanese army on the Korean Peninsula. Since mid-December last year, large Japanese troops have successively transported from Japan to Yuanshan, and then launched an attack on the northwest region of North Korea with Yuanshan as a base.

On the one hand, although the North Korean movement also tried its best to form the Restoration Army, it established three armies, seven divisions, with nearly 100,000 regular troops (known as 300,000 to the outside world), and almost the same number of militias. However, these armies have neither rigorous training nor any weapons and equipment. The regular army does not even have enough rifles, and militias only have cold weapons. Therefore, replenishing weapons and ammunition and recruiting professional officers has become the top priority of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea.

But the terrain of the Korean Peninsula is there, facing the sea three times, and the sea control power is fully controlled by the Japanese Navy, so it is impossible to import it through sea transportation. So the only hope is the revisionist China, which is separated from North Korea!

At this time, Harbin City was still covered in snow and snow, and there was still light snow outside the train station. Liu Shaozhou and Weijingsky were both used to the cold climate, so nothing was wrong. Zhou Fohai was the first person to come to the south to the northeast. When he saw this silver snow scene, he couldn't help but tremble. He stretched his neck and looked around. Finally, he saw two black Western carriages parked outside the station, with a small sickle hammer flag inserted on the carriage. He pointed to the carriage and said to the two people beside him: "Mr. Liu, Mr. Weijingsky, are we picking up people there!"

The officers waiting by the carriage were Chang Ruiqing's attendants, and they also recognized Secretary Zhou from the Central G Central. They only saw one of them walking to the carriage behind and said something. The car door opened. The one who came out of it was Mao Zd, a member of the Political Bureau of the Central G from afar, looked at Zhou Fohai from afar and nodded slightly to him. Zhou Fohai attacked the two behind him, walked over quickly, and spoke in Hunan dialect: "Runshuai, I didn't expect that you were coming to the station in person... This is really a killing brother."

Mao Zd frowned slightly. He liked that others called him "Chairman" or "**" most of the subordinates in the northwest called him this way, which sounded so pleasant. However, these comrades from the central government of Nanjing learned a set of titles from the Kuomintang. They either called brothers or brothers or the "male" and the "male" and the "male" sounded a little reactionary!

Seeing Mao ZD's arrogant look, Zhou Fohai was not bored by himself, so he began to introduce the characters on both sides: "This is a member of the Politburo of China, Secretary of the Northwest Bureau, and Chairman of the Northwest Military and Political Committee - these two are Vikingsky and Liu Shaozhou of the Far East Bureau of GC International. This time they were commissioned by North Korea to ask for help from our party."

Mao Zd's mouth moved slightly, and even laughed. He had a good impression of gays from GC International, but during dinner last night, Chang Ruiqing suddenly told him that Comrade Zhang Guotao's father was Zhang Pengxiao. He felt that gC International had a little too supreme meaning, and China would never rely on these people...

However, he seemed to be interested in the matter of North Korea and called on Liu Shaozhou: "Comrade Shaozhou, right... get on the car and talk to me about North Korea." As he said that, he got on the carriage directly, and Liu Shaozhou hurriedly followed. Zhou Fohai and Vijingsky got on another carriage and drove towards the direction of General Baimao's Mansion together.

On the carriage, Liu Shaozhou introduced the situation of North Korea to Mao Zd in detail. After hearing this, Mao Zd sighed softly: "Comrade Trotsky also made a request to help the North Korea movement through Zhou E. However, this matter is more complicated than imagined. The Chairman of the Standing Committee is quite concerned! He is worried that supporting the North Korea movement may trigger a war between China and Japan. However, most comrades in the Politburo tend to support the North Korea movement, and Japan is the enemy after all! Moreover, Bai Chongxi, Wang Junhao, and Lu Yixuan all advocated using the North Korea movement to weaken Japan... Now Chang Ruiqing is still hesitating, so he invited you from Nanjing to Harbin to learn more about the situation and then decide whether to provide weapons and ammunition. However, it is impossible to send troops or send military advisers! Don't mention it again."

Mao zd said a few words in a faint tone, and in fact he had already revealed Chang Ruiqing's trump card to Liu Shaozhou. Liu Shaozhou smiled gratefully at Mao zd and began to think about it. Judging from this, Chang Ruiqing refused to intervene in North Korea too deeply. This revisionist leader is still afraid of imperialism! But without China directly sending troops, relying on the little Goryeo stick of the Restoration Army, even if he has equipped all guns and ammunition, he is probably not a match for the Japanese? Things are really not easy to deal with...

...

The living room of General Baimao's Mansion was warm, and the firewood in the fireplace was crackling. Chang Ruiqing leaned against the fireplace, holding a cup of coffee in his hand and listening to Zhou Elai reposting Trotsky's point of view, while Zeng Qi was holding paper and pen to record Chang Ruiqing's words... Our Chairman of the Standing Committee is now becoming more and more a big thinker. There may be any important thoughts in every sentence he said at this moment.

"…Comrade Yaoru, it seems that the differences between our party and the Soviet Union and Russia are mainly concentrated in two aspects. First, whether the implementation of proletarian dictatorship is a prerequisite for building socialism; second, whether the world is a prerequisite for building socialism in China and Russia.

For the former, my idea is to 'shelf the dispute and experiment together'. Xinjiang's GCism experiment should require the participation of the whole world's GCD, including the Soviet Union. Comrade Trotsky suggested: In Xinjiang, we should implement socialist economic policies and political systems from the beginning. Economically, we should implement a planned economy that is implemented based on government instructions, and the premise for implementing a planned economy is public ownership. Xinjiang should become a GCistan pure land without any private ownership of any means of production. All means of production should be publicly owned..."

Chang Ruiqing couldn't help frowning when he heard the public ownership of agriculture and interrupted: "Wait a minute, how about the public ownership of agriculture? Is it a collective farm, a people's commune or a state-owned farm?"

"It is a state-owned farm." Zhou Elai was a little strange about the new noun that suddenly popped up in Chang Ruiqing's mouth, but without thinking too much, he continued to say: "Comrade Trotsky believes that the small peasant economy cannot liberate agricultural productivity to the greatest extent, but also breeds capitalism. For agriculture and rural areas, the most ideal method is to nationalize all means of production, including land, turn farmers into workers on state-owned farms, and industrialize agricultural production."

"The solution is good, but how much investment should I invest?" Chang Ruiqing shook his head slightly.

"It does not require much investment. We engage in state-owned farms does not mean agricultural electrification, but socialized and organized agricultural production. In fact, the entire Xinjiang will be a similar to a large monopoly trust. The land, resources, industry, commerce and agriculture in Xinjiang are all assets of this trust. Millions of Xinjiang farmers and herdsmen are workers working for this trust, while the commanders and fighters of our party and the First Army of the Northwest Army are cadres of this trust..."

Chang Ruiqing thought in his heart, Mao ZD is probably the CEO of this trust? With such a great CEO, the happy life of the people of Xinjiang should begin soon.

Zhou Elai looked up at Chang Ruiqing, and when he saw him nodding frequently there, he thought the other party was moved by the Xinjiang trust plan. He smiled and said, "Comrade Yaoru, of course, the construction of Xinjiang is inseparable from the investment of the central government. At least the central government should build a railway to Xinjiang, right?"

Chang Ruiqing nodded with a smile: "There will be railways. After the Longhai Railway is completed, the Lanxin Railway will begin construction... Chairman Yan Baichuan of the State Planning Commission is ready to include the construction of the Lanxin Railway in the 15th and 25th plans, and it is estimated that it will be fully completed in 10 years."

"It will take 10 years so long?" Zhou Elai frowned and looked at Chang Ruiqing. Chang Ruiqing sighed: "Now that Longhai Road has only been built to Luoyang, and it will not be able to reach Lanzhou in two or three years. There are more than 1,900 kilometers from Lanzhou to Dihua, and it has to pass through areas with complex terrain and harsh natural conditions. How can it be completed without 10 years?" He paused slightly and suddenly said: "How about this, let's ask the Soviet comrades to help them build a railway from Tashkent to Yili. With this railway, agricultural and sideline products produced in Xinjiang can be exported to the Soviet Union and then industrial equipment is introduced from the Soviet Union. Moreover, the railway construction in Xinjiang can also start from both the east and west ends at the same time, and the construction time will definitely be greatly shortened."

"Well, this is a good idea!" Zhou e Lai clapped his hands and said: "The GCism experiment in Xinjiang is originally a project jointly carried out by us, GC International and Russia GCD. They should support the construction of this railway."

Chang Ruiqing nodded silently. It would be great if the Soviet Union was really willing to support the construction of Xinjiang. It would be imperialism no matter how people say it was! Tsarist Russia built more than 1,500 kilometers of railways every year before World War I, and the total railway operating mileage was as high as 70,000 kilometers, second only to the United States! It was only more than 1,000 kilometers from Tashkent to Yili, which was a trivial matter for the Russians.

He sipped the coffee gently, and smiled and said to Zhou Elai: "The matters in Xinjiang can be studied slowly, and the opinions of the Soviet Union and the people of the world should be widely solicited. Everyone can always think of a good idea for their brainstorming." His expression became solemn: "But the matters in the world cannot be hasty, and maybe they will stab the imperialist hornet's nest. What is Trotsky's opinion now?"

"This... Comrade Trotsky's opinion is the world and constant. Uh, it sounds very, but... it's just a little too optimistic." Zhou E also had a helpless expression on his face when he said this. He had discussed the world issue with Trotsky repeatedly in the past few days in Chita, but no one could convince the other party.

Chang Ruiqing sneered in his heart. This prophet was lame in another time and space because he insisted on the world's viewpoint and had different opinions on the new economic policy (not against it, but advocated restriction on privatization and opposition to bureaucracy). It seems that this time and space are still the same way. I wonder if Lenin will find an opportunity to fight back?

Zhou Elai was still talking: "According to Trotsky's vision, we and the Soviet Union should be responsible for the Western and Eastern worlds respectively. The Soviet Union's current priority is to recover Belarus, Ukraine, Lithuania, and liberate Poland and burn the world's fire to Germany. As long as socialism breaks out in Germany, the liberation of the entire Europe will be just around the corner.

And we China should currently support the North Korean movement and export GCism or Left-democraticism to Japan. Japan is now an imperialist country with the largest working class in Asia, and their bourgeoisie is very incomplete, and the workers and peasants are in extreme poverty, which is very easy to incite."
Chapter completed!