Chiang Kai-shek was obviously old. Whether from his body or in his heart, in Wu Ming's opinion, he was just holding on. Perhaps he was still stubbornly persisting, but most of the mistakes Chiang Kai-shek made may be due to his potential shortcomings in character and thought, as well as the little education he received in childhood. This situation is not something that can be solved overnight, nor is it a magic medicine.

Due to education and belief, his thoughts were conservative, but he believed that he was a revolutionary himself. The meaning of revolution contained several important aspects: overthrowing the Qing Dynasty's rule; abolishing foreign privileges in China; and restoring China's due status in the world by re-establishing respect for tradition and Confucianism.

He is good at provoking one person or one group against another, but his view is a narrow military view. He attempts to rely on power to achieve his authority, and his way of dealing with rebels is to punish rather than to transform.

Chiang Kai-shek's mind was too simple. From a propaganda perspective, this simplification is meaningful, but from a political decision-making perspective, it is a lack of creativity. A fake label will quickly destroy the credibility of the labeler. It seems that Chiang Kai-shek lacks understanding of this problem.

On the other hand, in terms of ideology, Mao ZD undoubtedly had the upper hand. Mao ZD saw the possibility of accepting Marxism-Leninism and adapting it to the actual situation of China, a country where farmers account for the vast majority. He also took advantage of the potential attraction of Marxist philosophy to Chinese intellectuals, who have lost their foundation.

In contrast, Chiang Kai-shek and the Kuomintang alienated the intellectual class, leaving them with no way out, and had to get closer to Mao and China GCD. Although Chiang Kai-shek realized the need for an ideology, his attempt to create a new concept was unacceptable and he finally had a miscarriage.

On the other hand, Mao ZD won the peasants, while Chiang Kai-shek believed that the landlords treated the peasants cruelly and had not solved the problem of land reform for a long time.

Chiang Kai-shek met with Wu Ming and his wife at the official residence. During the conversation, both sides tacitly avoided the current mainland issues in China. Everything was a hypocritical and hypocritical relationship between the two countries and the topic of mutual cooperation.

As one of the five permanent members of the United Nations, the Republic of China was not replaced by the People's Republic of China until 1971. The Malayan government established good relations with it, and it is also based on practical interests. After all, it is necessary to take military action against Indonesia sooner or later to obtain support from permanent members of the United States and the Middle United Nations with the veto power.

At this time, the "Seventh Five-Year Plan" tragedy in Peking had just ended, and the Liaoshen Campaign had begun again. The National Government tactfully rejected Wu Ming's trip to Yan in Peking. During the talks, Wu Ming's other visit requests and requests to immigrate to Malaya were approved by Chiang Kai-shek. Mr. Jiang also smiled and told Wu Ming that several old friends in Shanghai were waiting to welcome him. Finally, Wu Ming made a request for his second wife Shen Min. Hope the National Government could help find surviving comrades who had trained with Shen Min and fought with him, and invited them to meet and meet in Malaya.

The state banquet, visiting Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, signing the communiqué for the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries, etc. were completed within a few days. The National Government also negotiated navigation with Malaya, and Shanghai Airport and Ports could allow Malayan aircraft and ships to dock.

After everything was basically handled, Wu Ming bid farewell to Chiang Kai-shek. Accompanied by government officials, Chiang Ching-kuo, who was responsible for the reform of gold coupons and went to Shanghai to carry out economic control, also went with the same opportunity.

Chiang Ching-kuo was the political leader recognized by most Taiwanese people, and he was also the only "president" among the presidents of the Republic of China in Taiwan that met the definition of politicians. During Chiang Ching-kuo's administration in Taiwan, Taiwan's economy developed rapidly. The per capita GDP exceeded US$10,000, and made Taiwan a "four Asian little dragons". In the later years of Chiang Ching-kuo's administration, he gradually began liberalization reforms. First, he did not strongly suppress the Democratic Progressive Party breaking through the party ban and announced the formation of the party. Then in 1987, he announced the lifting of strict discipline and opening up to visit relatives in mainland China, and the following year the ban was opened. Chiang Ching-kuo proposed the decision of "the law is in the law but not the people", which determined the irreversible direction for Taiwan to move towards democratic reform.

On the plane, Wu Ming had a great conversation with Chiang Kai-shek's heir, the lord of Taiwan in the future. Perhaps it was because of the difference in age, or perhaps it was because Wu Ming had an admiration for this person who could make drastic political reforms in dictatorship and promote Taiwan's democratic process. The two talked about a lot of things, thus establishing a better personal relationship between the two.

Chiang Ching-kuo was born to Chiang Kai-shek's original wife Mao Fumei. Chiang Ching-kuo was born in Fenghua, Zhejiang in 1910; in 1922, she went to Shanghai to study; when Chiang Ching-kuo was 15 years old, that is, in 192, she actively participated in the May 30th Movement. In October of the same year, she went to study at Sun Yat-sen University in Moscow, Soviet Union in October of the same year. Among them, Deng Xiaoping, who was six years older than him, graduated from Sun Yat-sen University in Moscow in 1927. She officially joined the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. After the deterioration of the relations between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, she was detained by Stalin as a hostage. Due to the intra-party struggle involving Stalin and Trotsky, she was sent to Siberia, and she later changed her name to Jiang Fangliang to marry Belarusian girl Finna.

Chiang Ching-kuo experienced too many things in the former Soviet Union, suffered too much hardship, worked in a variety of jobs, received applause from flowers, and suffered blows and hardships. Especially between 1929 and 1931, he had been deported from rural areas to "labor reform" and sleeping in churches and cars, and no one took care of them or cultivated by himself; he had been exiled to Siberia's "labor concentration camp" to sprint gold sand and carry firewood and charcoal every day in gold mines, and had heavy physical labor to carry iron bars, repair roads and carry machines when he was in an internship in a machine manufacturing factory; he had been seriously ill at a frosty Siberian station and had no friends to visit; he had been obscured by secret police; he had also been criticized by left-leaning members of the Communist Party of China such as Wang Ming; of course, he had also been

He lived a lot of smooth and fulfilling lives, and these experiences were not tolerated by people. However, it was unusual for Chiang Kai-shek's eldest son to live such a life. It was in this special environment that Chiang Ching-kuo took away the most precious youth period in his life from fifteen to twenty-seven years old, and completed the training period of "God will give great responsibilities to this man, and he will first suffer his will and his muscles and bones", completed the ideological and psychological formation, and completed the subtle transformation from "holding the Soviet Union and supporting the Communist Party" to "anti-Soviet and anti-Communist", and even the glory of taking over the power behind his father Chiang Kai-shek, gradually promoting the democratic process. These are obviously related to his experience in the former Soviet Union, and are an unforgettable action after reflection and precipitation.

During the twelve years of the Soviet Union, although Chiang Ching-kuo did not do much, his best youth remained there. From a childish boy at the age of fifteen to a mature young man at the age of twenty-seven, he had experienced all his vicissitudes and had been intertwined with love and hate, and could not let go of his life. It had a profound impact on his subsequent political career. The most profound influence was that he learned all the basic theories and views of the Soviet revolution. As one of the general leaders of China's anti-communist forces later, he actually mastered all the revolutionary theories, strategies and strategies of the country where the world's revolution center was located.

After the Democratic Party fled Taiwan, it was written by Chiang Kai-shek and published anti-communist theory books such as "The Soviet Union in China", which can be seen in the theoretical skills that Chiang Ching-kuo learned in the Soviet Union. "I admire the equal spirit of Soviet society and the characteristics of not paying attention to material enjoyment. I also admire the Soviet Union's practice of attaching importance to youth mobilization, mobilizing the masses to support government actions, etc.." After telling a theories of Soviet communism, Chiang Ching-kuo said: "But I hate some of their fascist practices, and they have always eliminated opponents physically."

"It seems that Brother Jingguo's twelve years in the Soviet Union were not difficult and empty. You have two huge gains that you have benefited from throughout your life. One is to be faithful to your wife Fangna; the other is to understand the hypocrisy, cruelty and inhumanity of Soviet communism." Wu Ming said with a smile.

"Oh, if it is far behind Mr. Liu's legendary experience." Jiang Jingguo seemed to be very familiar with Wu Ming's personal experience and said, "From the country to Nanyang, I'm afraid there will be no second one since ancient times."

"It's just to follow the trend, otherwise I wouldn't have that much power alone." Wu Ming said modestly: "Brother Jingguo went to Shanghai to rectify the economy this time, but he held Shangfang's sword, and killed the gods and Buddhas?"

"Is it almost the same?" Jiang Ching-kuo smiled faintly and said firmly: "This trip to Shanghai, I will only fight tigers and not flies. I will fight against scum who harms the country and the people, and save the most miserable compatriots."

"Then I wish Brother Jingguo a victory and success." Wu Ming bowed his hand, but he felt a little dissatisfied. The power of bureaucratic capital has completely penetrated into every corner of the state power, and the National Government has become ruined. Besides, Chiang Kai-shek himself was in it, and his starting lineup was entirely supported by these tigers. He beat himself up? It seems that although Chiang Ching-kuo was full of passion and justice, he still couldn't see the essence of the matter clearly!
Chapter completed!