"Time is really fast... Has the agreed time between Qin Wei and Doihara passed?"

Chongqing.

Soviet embassy.

Cui Kov rarely took the time to come and had a few cups of Volga with Ambassador to China Pogmorov. However, he did not come here specifically for drinking... The situation on the battlefield in China is becoming more and more confusing. He, as a military adviser, needs to discuss with Pogmorov.

"It should have passed, right? I don't remember this very clearly." Pogmorov replied.

"The war between China and Japan has basically stopped, but the battles behind enemy lines are becoming more and more frequent..." Cui Kefu stared at the wine glass in his hand and pondered for a moment: "The Chinese people take the lead everywhere, which is not in our interest."

"You are right. If the rear cannot be appeased, the Japanese will not be able to attack the Chinese team in the short term." Pogmorov naturally understood Cuikov's meaning. The temporary truce between China and Japan means that the Kanto Army can still do its best to operate the offensive in Siberia... Now, the last fortress of the Soviet Union in the Far East, Sea Cucumber Wei, is already shaking. But the Soviet government is unable to rescue. The army commanded by Temuxingo is still thousands of miles away from Sea Cucumber Wei, and in front of them is blocking Sakagaki Seishiro, who is said to be the most capable of fighting in the Japanese army. In addition, Sakagaki Seishiro's chief of staff is said to be difficult to deal with, and that is Ishihara Kanir, known as the first think tank of the Eastern Army.

The situation was extremely unfavorable to the Soviet Union.

Everyone knows that compared to the strength of the Soviet Union, the Kwantung Army was just a wolf clamoring in front of the polar bears. Moreover, this wolf may have been raised in the zoo for a long time and had long lost much ability. But they were helpless against the wolf. Because on the side close to their bear's head, there was a more dangerous giant eagle. The blitzkrieg of the giant eagle, especially the overwhelming armor cluster, almost scared the whole world, and the Soviet Union had to concentrate all its efforts to defend. This was not because they were timid. In fact, their confidence was greatly damaged in the war with Finland and Japan.

"A few days ago, Qin Wei proposed a plan to take off by sea cucumber and bomb Tokyo in Japan..." Cui Kefu killed the glass of strong wine with some depression. "This guy simply wanted to use us to attract the attention of the Japanese in order to give them themselves time to breathe."

"You reported?" asked Pogmorov.

"Do you think I dare not report it?" Cui Koff's face turned even more bitter. He understood the temper of the leader in the Kremlin too much. It can even be said that people in the Soviet Union knew that person's temper. If the Chinese had not bombed Japan, then if they found that Hai Chuanwei had such a function, he might have refused to adopt Qin Wei's plan. But now the Chinese have blown up the Japanese... Can the Soviet Union be worse than China? Maybe the boss will also put the scale of the original plan

Expand again... Qin Wei's proposal was to use thirty TB-3s to drop bombs in Tokyo, and the leader might increase to 300. Even five hundred were not necessarily. He even felt that Stalin might even ask the plane to blow the Japanese emperor to death. Anyway, he had long disliked Hirohito. Who said they were the Bolsheviks? Their natural task was to sweep the decaying so-called emperors and nobles into the garbage dump of history.

"You should send telegrams to some people in Moscow and let them communicate with Comrade Stalin about this plan." Pogmorov whispered.

"Who can communicate? Molotov, Voroshilov, or Beria?" Cuikov said in a deep voice: "Do you think Comrade Stalin would not see the little tricks of the Chinese? But with his personality, what if he can see it? He will definitely take action, and may even be at all costs."

"..." Pogmorov was silent. The people of Cuikovti were Stalin's confidants at the moment. But these people all have one characteristic: they would never, and they dare not to sing opposites to Stalin. They would not even have a trace of disobedience. What's more, in the consciousness of these people, as long as they can please Stalin, their lives would be nothing. Molotov was the commander of the entire Soviet Purge; Voroshilov was one of the only two remaining marshals in the Soviet Union and the executor of the army Purge; Beria was the highest leader of the People's Committee of the Internal Affairs, the most brutal knife in the hands of Stalin, the actual actor of the Great Purge, and the executioner of the Great Purge. The executioner of the executioner. I hope these people will persuade Stalin? It would be better to expect the sea huskwei to suddenly experience heavy winds and snowstorms, and the plane could not take off and land at all.

"By the way, how is the investigation of military intelligence leaks?"

Cui Kev knew that Pogmorov could not answer his question at all, and he did not intend to ask... Since it might not be stopped, he could only maximize his interests as much as possible. If the Chinese want them to bomb Tokyo and anger the Japanese, they can't let the Chinese sit there and watch the show, especially since these guys may have any conspiracies, so they must stop them.

"According to Moscow's notification, the People's Committee of the Internal Affairs has set its targets on former Chinese leaders," replied Pogmorov.

"Those guys who were driven away by China's **?" Cui Kefu was stunned.

"It's not that they drove away, but that they left themselves. Because they were unwilling to admit that they were wrong. In their eyes, those people in the caves in Yan'an were the ones who made mistakes." Pogmorov said.

"But those people simply cannot know our military secrets, and they don't even have the chance to inquire." Cui Kefu frowned.

"But who else could betray the great Soviet besides them?" Pogmorov shrugged, "those people don't even care about their own country."

"In my opinion, the investigation of those people is meaningless." Cui Kefu said in a deep voice.

"But that's the choice of the People's Committee of the Internal Affairs!" said Pogmorov.

"...Okay, we won't talk about this." Cui Kov had no choice but to be helpless. The People's Committee of the Internal Affairs was not something he could afford. Voroshilov cleaned up the army, but the one who actually killed the third of the five marshals was Beria and his People's Committee of the Internal Affairs... As long as Stalin was not angry, the People's Committee of the Internal Affairs would be scruples in the Soviet Union: "If the bombing of Haishuwei was confirmed, then I believe that the Japanese would launch a final attack there soon... By that time, we may completely lose the Far East."

“We will always call back.”

"But I don't want to do this." Cuikov was very dissatisfied with Pogmorov's words, "I can't let the Chinese conspiracy succeed."

"What do you want to do?"

"According to my research on Qin Wei, he will definitely take action after we bomb Tokyo. But at that time we had already attracted the attention of the Japanese, so..." Cui Kefu said: "In order to avoid this situation, we should let them take action first."

"reason?"

"I have calculated that the bombs we provided to the Chinese before should have been consumed almost the same amount. So, I hope Moscow can provide another batch of aviation bombs to the advisory group I led." A hint of coldness flashed across Cuikov's face.

"Do you want to use these bombs to force the Chinese to take action first?" Pogmorov thought for a while, then thought of Cui Kov's intention.

"That's right." Cui Kefu nodded, "and I've already chosen the target for them."

"But I'm afraid it's difficult for you to achieve your goal." Pogmorov said: "The Chiang Kai-shek hates others to command his army the most, especially us foreigners. A little bit of small actions may cause his rebound; and the commander of the Air Force has been replaced by Qin Wei... He is the guy you fear the most, and he is also the most difficult to deal with in the entire National Government. He is even more difficult to deal with than Chiang Kai-shek."

"But he needs our help." Cuikov sneered: "I don't believe that he can have anything else to threaten us this time... Although their air force has won many times, without our bombs, their actions will be greatly restricted. At this time when the air force is becoming more and more important, he will definitely surrender."

********************************************************* “It’s so reasonable, it’s so reasonable—”

Many people know Hu Shi. They also know that he is very important. He is a true master in modern Chinese academic history, and can even be said to be a master among the masters. Many people in later generations compared Lu Xun with Hu Shi. But many people think that Lu Xun is not as good as Hu Shi. Because as a pioneer who influenced the Chinese in later generations, Lu Xun was too emphasized his anger and disdain, while Hu Shi was more of an advice and temptation.

Someone once evaluated the 100 most important cultural giants in Chinese history, among which Hu Shi was ranked.

Hu Shi received 35 honorary doctorates in his life. The time span ranged from 24th year of the Republic of China (1935) to 1959. By subject: 24 law, 9 literature, 1 humanities, and 1 unknown subject; by country and region: 31 in the United States, 2 in Canada, 1 in the United Kingdom, and 1 in Hong Kong.

According to current terms, he is a super academic master!

Chiang Kai-shek looked down on literati in his heart, but he always respected Hu Shi as a saying "Mr. Shizhi" and would never be rude. During the War of Liberation, when Chiang Kai-shek couldn't hold on to the scene, he even made a statement asking Hu Shi to be the president of the Republic of China. Unfortunately, Hu Shi was knowledgeable and proficient in the world, so he was not a fool.

Hu Shi is still a gentleman, a true humble gentleman.

As long as I have met Hu Shi himself, I will never deny this fact.

But at this moment, Hu Shi roared angrily in the embassy!

It is possible to make a gentleman known for his elegant demeanor and knowledge lose his composure because of the two people standing in front of Hu Shi, two people who are seeking his protection... They claim to be spies from the Military Control Commission. They say they killed Enrico Fermi and Robert Oppenheimer! (To be continued...)
Chapter completed!