“Is the source reliable?”

"It's very reliable. The information we sent from our insider last night. After receiving your letter, Wang Jingwei's old injury relapsed. At night, he vomited blood. The Japanese urgently mobilized doctors to rescue him. However, the situation is not optimistic."

Zheng Yong smiled, "A pen beats a million soldiers." Now, he has some understanding of this sentence.

"Look for a few bold and careful people and send the gifts I prepared for Wang Jingwei." After thinking for a moment, the smile seemed to solidify on Zheng Yong's face:

"May 4th is Wang Jingwei's birthday, just treat it as a gift we gave him in advance."

Xue Yue and Luo Yumeng, who had known what Zheng Yong was going to do, laughed together. Luo Yumeng said with a smile: "I have already decided who to send me to send me to the city, but if you send such a big thing to the city, the Japanese pirates will definitely find it..."

"Don't worry, don't worry?" Zheng Yong looked in a good mood today and said with a smile:

"Wang Jingwei has a high opinion of himself, but his master, the Japanese, never take him seriously. A dog beside the master, will be rewarded with a bone when the owner is happy. If he is unhappy, he will not kick it away, and you will still have to bark and please the master.

The Japanese pirates did not leave any face for Wang Jingwei. You, Chairman Wang, regarded yourself as the orthodox Republic of China, insisted that you add a yellow note under the blue sky and white sun flag, and wrote a letter to "Peace and rehabilitation of the Communist Party and save the country."

You, Chairman Wang, is proud of your loyal believers before the Prime Minister, but you don’t let you mention the “Three Principles of the People”. Chairman Wang pursues “national independence and self-determination”, but Japan sends a large number of “advisors” within pseudo-governments at all levels.

And now Wang Jingwei has no use value in the eyes of the Japanese. They can have Sun Jingwei and Feng Jingwei. Anyway, Jingwei has more......"

The people in the room listened with a smile, and Zheng Yong waved his hand and said, "Okay, that's it. A Wang Jingwei is not worth our consideration for too much, and this matter will end here."

The next day, someone pushed two large wooden boxes outside Nanjing. He was not panicked at all under the guns of the Japanese. He only said that it was a birthday gift given to Chairman Wang Jingwei by Chinese General Zheng Yong.

The Japanese pirate soldiers guarding the city did not dare to neglect them, and only let others repay the superior.

This request was sent one by one, and the ball was kicked to the Japanese pirates Nanjing City Defense Commander Shinkawa Weimen. He was not worried at all about whether there was a bomb in the box, and the Chinese soldiers would not have done such stupid things.

In the end, Shinkawa Weimen approved the order to allow the boxes to be transported in and brought the people to the scene in person.

After checking the things in the box, the expression on the Shinkawa Wei's face was very complicated. After a long time, he finally swung his hands and asked someone to send this "gift" to the seriously ill Wang Jingwei.

"Wang Jun is about to leave us, especially after he saw this gift." Shinkawa Weimen looked at the box gradually disappearing from his sight and sighed.

"Since that's the case, why not stop them from sending it?"

"I have heard that from the beginning, Wang Jun was not the first candidate for the empire, and the first candidate for the empire was Mr. Chiang Kai-shek in "Tong Work".

Unfortunately, neither Mr. Jiang Zhongzheng in "Tong Work" nor Mr. Wu Peifu in "Zhibai Work" were willing to cooperate with the Empire. In the end, he had no choice but to choose Mr. Wang Jingwei.

At the beginning, the empire was unwilling to pay attention to him and left him alone for a long time. Later, with the major changes in China's occupation, Wang Jingwei had to be activated again.

But now Wang Jingwei's existence is not only helpless to the empire, but has become a burden to us. The empire already has the idea of ​​removing this burden. Since this is the case, it is better to leave it to the Chinese people to do it themselves."

The subordinate nodded silently. Maybe the commander-in-chief had received some special order before. It was just that the Chinese people outside the city just helped the commander-in-chief complete this task, that's all...

......

As Shinkawa Weimen said, Wang Jingwei, whose condition had just improved a little today, was trembling and at a loss when he saw the special "gift" he gave him.

"Get out, bring me this thing and get out!"

Chen Bijun shouted desperately like a madman, grabbed anything that could be caught and threw it out like a shrew.

This is really a very special gift: two beautiful and vivid bronze statues made of kneeling.

One is a bronze statue of Wang Jingwei, chairman of the pseudo-National Government. The statue of Wang Jingwei is 115 meters high, with a naked upper body and a carved "Wang Ni Jingwei" on his back.

Chen Bijun's kneeling statue is 112 meters high, with naked upper body and carved "Chen Nibijun" on his back.

At the same time, with the two bronze statues delivered together, there is also a monument engraved with "The Kneeling of the Wang Ni couple" which is 1.27 meters high, 0.27 meters wide and 0.04 meters thick. The inscription is:

"The couple is the most traitor, the people are enemies, and the whole country is the same. The man is named Jingwei, the Wang family is a scumbag, the wife is called Bijun, and the Chen family is a demon. He recognizes thieves as husbands, sells himself as Japanese slaves. He cuts stone portraits, kneels on all roads, everyone curses, and all kinds of people are shy, and they are smelly, and they are dirty for thousands of years."

(These two kneeling statues in history were made in October 1940, and Spider felt that it was a pity to not let Wang Jingwei see them with his own eyes.)

Wang Jingwei didn't make a sound. When Chen Bijun turned around, he saw his husband, "Chairman of the National Government" Wang Jingwei, a wisp of blood slowly flowing out from the corner of his mouth.

"Sir, sir!"

Chen Bijun rushed forward as if she was betrayed. Unfortunately, no matter how she shook, her "sir" could no longer open her eyes. She left this world that was too cruel for Wang Jingwei with a dream of the highest head of state of China.

On April 29, 1911, the puppet National Government Chairman Wang Jingwei died at the Japanese Army Hospital in Nanjing.

Wang Jingwei, chairman of the pseudo-National Government, was named Wang Zhaoming, and his courtesy name was Jixin, and his pen name was Jingwei, so he was often called Wang Jingwei. His ancestral home is Wuyuan, Jiangxi Province, and was born on May 4, 1883 in Sanshui, Guangdong.

He died in Nanjing on April 29, 1942 at the age of 58.

In 1903, he went to Japan for a fee to study. In 1905, he participated in the establishment of the Tongmenghui. From 1905 to 1906, during the debate between the bourgeois revolutionaries and reformists, he published a series of articles to promote revolutionary propositions and criticize the Qing government and reformists.

In 1907, he went to Nanyang with Sun Yat-sen.

In March 1910, he was arrested and sentenced to life imprisonment after plotting to bomb the regent of the Qing Dynasty. After the Wuchang Uprising in October 1911, he was released from prison and met Yuan Shikai. He organized the "State Freemasonry" with Yang Du, calling for a ceasefire to negotiate peace.

In December, he served as the counselor of the Southern Peacekeeping Affairs, participated in the peace talks between the north and the south, advocated that Sun Yat-sen give up power, and elected Yuan Shikai as the interim president.

During the reign of Yuan Shikai, he went to France to study. After returning to China, he founded the "Construction" magazine in Shanghai under the leadership of Sun Yat-sen.

In 1921, Sun took office as the extraordinary president in Guangzhou, Wang served as the president of Guangdong Province Education and consultant of the Guangdong government, and the following year he served as the General Senate...

When the Anti-Japanese War broke out in July 1937, Wang Jingwei was elected as Vice Chairman of the Supreme National Defense Conference, Vice President of the Kuomintang, Speaker of the National Political Consultative Conference, and the Party and the power of the Party and the government were all under Chiang Kai-shek.

He then fled to Vietnam, published "Yan Dian", and publicly surrendered to Japan.

In May 1939, Wang Jingwei and others went to Japan to directly engage in a treason transaction with Japanese authorities. After returning to China, they secretly held the Sixth Congress of the Pseudo-KMT in Shanghai in August, announcing the basic policy of "anti-communist and good neighborhood".

In December, he signed the "Outline for the Adjustment of Japan-China New Relations" with the Japanese secret service agency, and at the expense of selling off the country's territorial sovereignty, he completely betrayed his country and nation.

Since surrendering to Japan, what Wang Jingwei has been trying tirelessly to establish a government led by himself with the support of the Japanese, and this wish was finally fulfilled by him.

Unfortunately, the dream failed. From the first day of the establishment of the Wang Puppet Government, the short life of this "government" was destined, and Wang Jingwei and others were destined to completely embark on a path of no return from then on.

Whose hands did this "government chairman" die?

Zheng Yong? No, Zheng Yong just played a role in fueling the fire on Wang Jingwei's death.

Are you a Japanese? No, Wang Jingwei's life and death are actually not that important to the Japanese.

Or was he dead at his own hands? Maybe that's it.

No matter who died in the end, Wang Jingwei died in the end.

The grievance in my heart can only be left to Wang Jingwei to taste it himself.

However, when Zheng Yong sent letters and bronze statues through unknown ways, there was another saying among the people.

The most widely circulated thing is that Zheng Yongqiao used a clever plan. He did not take a single shot or bullet, just like Zhuge Liang was angry to death at that time, and Wang Jingwei, the "Chairman of the Nanjing National Government", was so angry that he was so angry that he was "Chairman of the Nanjing National Government".

In short, the story became more and more mysterious afterwards. When it came to Zheng Yong's ears, it was almost mythical. This made Zheng Yong, the initiator, laugh and cry, but how could he explain it to others?

I just took some opportunities to do some things cleverly, but how could I explain all this to others?

But no matter what, Wang Jingwei was still dead and did not cause any major trouble. It was just a small and insignificant splash in the process of regaining Nanjing.

It’s no big deal. Just one Wang Jingwei died. In Nanjing City and in China, there are countless hard-core traitors like Wang Jingwei who are still loyal to the Japanese.

The number one traitor in China's Tianzi has been eliminated. Now, all the attention should be focused on the recovery of Nanjing. All the conditions for regaining Nanjing are ripe.
Chapter completed!