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In 1942, Chiang Kai-shek visited India and was received by Gandhi, who believed that the Chinese should give up resistance.
During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, in order to satisfy their ambitions, the Japanese vainly attempted to invade and occupy the whole of China, killing 35 million of our compatriots, which can be said to have committed a monstrous bloody case rarely seen in human history.
And it is such a "murderer", Gandhi, who is known as the "father of India", who actually asked us to forgive Japan, and returnedIt is recommended to take out 200 million Chinese to kill the Japanese.
Why did Gandhi say that? What exactly is his "nonviolent non-cooperation" campaign?
India, 1942.
Chiang Kai-shek, dressed in a tunic suit, and his wife Soong Meiling got off the plane and were received by the Indian authorities under British jurisdiction, who then arranged for them to attend a banquet.
But Chiang Kai-shek was not cold to these people, and he flew all the way here on this trip, not to see the BritishThere was only one person he wanted to meet, and that was Gandhi.
At that time, although Gandhi was bound by the British**, his personal freedom was not guaranteed.
But with the prestige accumulated over the years, everyone knows that it is not the British king in the Atlantic who can really call on the people in India, but the scrawny old man.
This is also the purpose of Chiang Kai-shek's coming to him:Against the backdrop of the Japanese poisoning the whole of Asia, he hoped that India would declare war on Japan and provide military assistance to China on the front line.
Although it was the first time that a Chinese leader went to another country to conduct great power diplomacy after the fall of the late Qing Dynasty and since its establishment, the process was very unsmooth and the results were not satisfactory.
First of all, the British did not want Chiang Kai-shek to have any contact with Gandhi at that time, because this would inevitably boost Gandhi's prestige and reputation again, and would further shake the British colonial rule in India.
Secondly, Chiang Kai-shek, as the first leader, did not go to see the British governor in India, but was bent on seeing Gandhi, isn't this a slap in the face of the British?
Based on these considerations, Britain was unwilling to hand over Gandhi at first, and even Prime Minister Churchill sent a telegram to Chiang Kai-shek to persuade him to abandon this plan.
Unexpectedly, Lao Jiang was unusually resolute this time, and this attitude made Britain finally reluctantly agree to arrange a meeting between the two.
On February 18, the Chiang couple met Gandhi, who was already in his seventies, in a beautiful park in India. After that, Chiang Kai-shek kept mentioning this matter in order for Gandhi to agree to India's entry into the war.
But Gandhi did not agree, believing that the only way to achieve human unity was to replace violence with non-violence.
After hearing this, Chiang Kai-shek asked unwillingly: "When Japan invades India in the future, is Sir also prepared to face those people in this way?" ”
Gandhi said categoricallyEven if the Japanese came in, he would not resist.
Later, he also advised Lao Jiang to simply give up the fight with the Japanese, don't you have 400 million people in China? Divide half of it, take out 200 million people for them to kill, they will never be able to kill them all, and then influence the Japanese with affection and reason.
This earth-shattering speech made Dai Jitao, who was sitting on the side, almost think that there was something wrong with his ears, and stared at the old man in front of him in disbelief, he couldn't think of what kind of person and for what purpose could he have such an idea?
And what kind of experience did Gandhi have that prompted him to say such things?
In 1906, at the age of thirty-seven, Gandhi announced to the outside world that he would abstain from sex for life, but that he wanted young girls to sleep with him.
After Chiang Kai-shek's visit to India and his return with a disappointed mood, this is how this diary maniac summed up his trip to India:Gandhi only knew India and loved it, but he didn't know that there were so many people in the world.
To be hailed as the "Mahatma", was Gandhi really not so fraternal, as Chiang Kai-shek thought? And are the rumors about Gandhi true?
Gandhi was born into a high-caste family in India in 1869. But unlike other high-ranking castes, Gandhi's ancestors were very devout Hindus, and his family has been known for their benevolence for generations.
It was also because of the influence of his family that Gandhi lived an ascetic life when he was a child, did not eat meat, and never killed. And unlike him, who traveled frequently to give speeches in various places later, Gandhi was very shy and shy as a child.
However, with the support of his family identity, he saw many novelties brought by the British at a young age, and thus came into contact with Western civilization and was deeply attracted to it.
In 1888, at the age of nineteen, Gandhi decided to risk being expelled from his family and to England to get a real feel for what an industrial country was like.
When he first arrived in London, the buildings that covered the sky and the cars and ships everywhere deeply shocked this young man from India, and he couldn't help but have a sense of inferiority from the inside out, and was completely conquered by Western thought.
Like many politicians, Gandhi did not hesitate to enter law school when he chose a major to study, determined to become a lawyer respected by all.
Although Gandhi often made some jaw-dropping moves, no one can deny that he was indeed a kind-hearted person when he was young.
After obtaining a law degree in England and successfully obtaining a lawyer's license, Gandhi spent some time in England still feeling that his homeland was the place where he really needed him.
In 1891, at the Bombay District Court, when Gandhi was fighting a lawsuit for the first time, he was so nervous that he was speechless and had to withdraw in shame.
However, it was difficult at the beginning, easy at the end, and Gandhi later did a good job as a lawyer. If nothing had changed, he would have lived his life in peace, and India's independence would have been delayed for decades.
It wasn't until later that Gandhi took on a debt dispute case and went to the other side of the world for the first time - South Africa. There, Gandhi was struck by the contradictions between the white rulers and the oppressed black commoners, and by the reality of racial antagonism.
Always a devout believer, he began to travel for equality, taking part in civil rights campaigns across South Africa.
For more than 20 years in other countries, Gandhi combined the views and ideas of religion, Islam and Hinduism, as well as various thinkers and literary masters, to derive his theory of nonviolent non-cooperation.
However, according to Gandhi's self-report, although he was working for equality at that time, he still agreed with the British rule of India and did not resent it.
So how did Gandhi later transform his thinking and become the representative of the Indian rebellion against British rule?
In 1948, Gandhi, who was giving a lecture in New Delhi, was shot three times by a Hindu and died.
After four years of university in England, receiving a new education and cutting-edge ideological transformation, he did not spend a few years in India before he went to South Africa to advocate for the poor, and lived there for more than 20 years.
It stands to reason that this is also a fighter for equal rights and a respected pioneer, but why did Gandhi later say such words as "taking 200 million Chinese to kill the Japanese"?
In 1915, Gandhi returned to India with the prestige he had built up over two decades of equality.
In more than 20 years, he has changed from a young man to a middle-aged uncle, and there is not much hair left on his head, and his thoughts and his three views have also changed.
In the months leading up to his home, he was welcomed by many Indians, joined the Indian National Congress Party, and began to participate in the country's political affairs.
Originally, his attitude towards the British was quite mild, and some of the suggestions he put forward tried to avoid exacerbating the contradictions between the British and India.
But soon after, in Amriezer **, British soldiers, at the behest of the British**, opened fire on thousands of unarmed people, killing more than 300 people.
This made Gandhi completely disappointed with the British, and he understoodIf the Indians want to achieve equality, they can only struggle, and must not submit to the rule of the British.
Unlike other leaders who led oppressed nations to independence, Gandhi did not approve of violence against violence, and he rebelled against the non-violent activities of his own hunger strike.
In the decades that followed, Gandhi won the love of the Indian people, and at the same time forced the British to bow their heads.
The reason for the success of his method is due to the moral awakening of mankind and the pursuit of peace during the world war.
At that time, Britain was the main force resisting fascist aggression and should have been admired by other countries, but anyone with a discerning eye knows that Britain is not the largest imperialist country that uses violent means to colonize other countries?
Now that there are Germans and Japanese, the spearhead of ** is not aimed at you, Britain, and when the war is over, it will inevitably come up on this topic.
In addition, Gandhi is famous and has a very large social influence, and it is difficult for Britain to directly take action against him. This will not work, that will not work, the British will only have to give in step by step.
It is worth mentioning that although Gandhi enjoyed a high reputation in nationality at this time, there was one thing about him that people did not understand.
In 1906, Gandhi believed that lust was the source of all violence, so he decided to start with himself, first he found his wife who had been married at the age of 13, and told her that he would abstain from sex from now on, and that we would not sleep in the same bed from now on.
Gandhi's wife was illiterate, and she had always been obedient to Gandhi, and she was whatever he said. However, Gandhi then selected a few young and beautiful girls from among his followers, and asked them to bathe and sleep with him, and to serve him at all times.
Gandhi's explanation for this was that he wanted to use these girls to sharpen his will.
In 1947, India declared independence, and five months later, while giving a speech against racial discrimination in New Delhi, Gandhi was shot three times at close range by a man who considered him a "Hindu traitor."
As he was dying, looking at the crowd around him who were angry about what had happened to him, he whispered: Please forgive this poor man.
There are people who say it themselves, but they can't do it themselves. But Gandhi is still admirable in this regard, he is really living his own principles.
It is conceivable that if Japan really invades India, he will definitely let the Indians who want to resist let go of ** and let others slaughter them.
In 2019, Gandhi's mausoleum was vandalized and his ashes were exhumed, and his whereabouts are still missing. The word "traitor" was written on his ** before his death.
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The Biography of GandhiGandhi. China Industry & Commerce United Press
"Foreign media: The ashes of India's founding father Gandhi were stolen ** was written"Traitor"Overseas network
"LTTE apologizes for the assassination of Gandhi: it is a great historical tragedy".cctv
India Commemorates the 59th Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi's AssassinationXinhuanet
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