On August 8, 1945, ** arrived in Chongqing by plane, and important news spread to hundreds of people who were enthusiastic about democracy and freedom. This event is seen as good news for the current and future history of China and the happiness of its people. The Kuomintang and the Communist Party gathered in Chongqing for the purpose of peace talks. Since the end of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, whether the two parties can coexist peacefully and govern the country together has become a major issue. ** and his entourage risked their arrival in Chongqing, giving hope to all sectors of society for peace. However, Lao Chiang's mind was not on peace, but on eradicating dissidents and monopolizing power. After the Japanese invaders left China, Lao Chiang eventually became the ruler of the Chinese regime. But the presence of the Communist Party and other democratic parties made Chiang doubly uneasy.
He wanted to establish his own "Chiang dynasty", so there was no talk of democracy and peace at all. Therefore, Lao Chiang always wanted to start a civil war and eliminate his opponents. However, China has been at war for 14 years, and the people are fed up with life under the clouds of war. At this time, whoever provokes the war will become the enemy of everyone. Lao Jiang thought about it, and came up with a strategy similar to the "Hongmen Banquet". He sent several urgent telegrams inviting *** in Yan'an to discuss China's future affairs with him. In fact, Lao Jiang already had a plan in his heart, and he believed that the years of hostility between the two parties made *** absolutely not dare to come. As long as he doesn't come, he can put the charge of starting a war on the side of our Communist Party. However, he didn't expect that ** would really come to Chongqing.
Lao Jiang was thinking something in his heart, ** had already understood everything. It is precisely because Lao Jiang wants us to bear the black pot that we have to go to Chongqing to take a stand, even if it is a trap set by Lao Chiang. Such a bold action completely disrupted Lao Chiang's plan. We, the Communist Party, have expressed our sincerity, and Lao Chiang can no longer blame us for the outbreak of war. As a result, this negotiation had to start in a hurry. That night, Lao Jiang set up a banquet in the cave forest garden to entertain *** Because it was not until *** boarded the plane that Lao Jiang learned that he would really come, so the banquet was temporarily organized. Despite the efforts of the crowd to maintain the appearance of peace, embarrassment still permeated every corner of the ballroom. When the people were asked about the negotiating policy, they were completely unprepared and could not answer every question.
** At the banquet, he took the opportunity to put forward the peace negotiation process and proposals prepared by our party, and Lao Jiang could only reluctantly say that he would "fully listen to the opinions of our party", but in fact they were empty words. When Lao Chiang heard our party's demand for recognition of the liberated areas and the People's Liberation Army, his face immediately changed. Lao Chiang hoped that our party would give up its land and arms, and we would never believe this lie, because once we lost our army and land, we would become powerless to fight back. We will never forget that Lao Jiang once ** our party members and cadres. Therefore, never believe the illusion of peace forged by Lao Chiang. Negotiations have reached an impasse, and neither side is willing to compromise. Our party, in consideration of the great cause of national peace, agreed to give up part of the liberated areas in the south, but Lao Chiang insisted on all of them. The two sides have been at loggerheads at the negotiating table, but they have never been able to reach a satisfactory outcome for the other side.
At this critical moment, the representative sent by the United States, Helier, had to come forward. Hellier is the U.S. representative to China and represents the U.S. position. Although the United States did not support the Chinese civil war, it favored Chiang, who was also a capitalist. Therefore, the United States told Helier to do his best to broker peace negotiations and prevent Chiang from starting a civil war. Hellier was restless when he saw the deteriorating atmosphere for the negotiations, because the civil war was greatly detrimental to U.S. policy toward China. If Lao Chiang is completely defeated, it will be catastrophic for the United States. Therefore, Helier felt that it was imperative to persuade our party to compromise. He found *** and hoped that he would give up the liberated areas and the army for the sake of China's great cause of peace and the image of the United States.
In order to curry favor with our party, Helier even pretended to be generous and said that as long as *** agreed to Lao Jiang's conditions, he had already negotiated with Lao Jiang and was willing to let *** be the governor of a province. After listening to Helier's words, ** asked with great interest: "Which province did Mr. Jiang ask me to be the governor?"Helier replied, "Xinjiang." * After hearing this, he burst into laughter, and then said to Helier: "We can accept the disbandment of the army that you have said, but only if it is a peaceful state." "Mr. Chiang's attitude made it difficult for us to hand over the troops and the liberated areas, which put the negotiations in a tense atmosphere. The question of the governor of Xinjiang is not the key, and the question has no practical significance. If there are other solutions for democratization, we can go further.
However, after 43 days of difficult negotiations, the two sides finally signed the Double Tenth Agreement, which, although not perfect, was at least the beginning of peace. In the agreement, Chiang Lao expressed his "agreement to cooperate for a long time, resolutely avoid civil war, and build an independent, free, prosperous and strong new China." Sadly, however, peace always comes with extra hardship. ** After the group left Chongqing, Chiang began to plot a new plan for civil war, and China was once again plunged into war. Despite the support of the people and the international powers, Chiang still brazenly launched the war, believing that he could easily defeat the PLA with his elite soldiers. However, Lao Jiang was wrong, because history tells us that whoever wins the hearts of the people wins the world. The Chiang dynasty has long been synonymous with corruption in the hearts of the people, and the old Chiang launched a civil war to completely oppose himself and the people.
As the war progressed, the dark corruption of the people became more and more serious. When a ** decays to this extent, it is only a matter of time before it is overthrown. Lao Chiang eventually became the loser of the war and was forever reviled for a series of actions such as starting a civil war. And after his defeat, China will truly become an independent, free, prosperous and powerful new China, but all this has nothing to do with Lao Chiang.