The third part of the bloody war of resistance, Chapter 10, the second section planning of the tide (eight)

Zhuang Jihua did not express further, but just sighed softly. If this airborne division could be used, it would become a killer in the decisive battle. Whether it was airborne into the city of Peking or outside the city, it would be enough to kill Okamura Yanji.

"I think it's OK, this plan is completely feasible." Bai Chongxi did not care about the airborne division, stared at the map, nodded and expressed his approval of Zhuang Jihua's plan.

Chen Cheng didn't speak, he thought for a while and asked: "Cultural Revolution, you want to airborne behind Okamura. Will Okamura land behind you?"

Zhuang Jihua said without thinking: "General, I know Okamura's combat plan, at least he doesn't have this idea at the moment."

Chen Cheng then remembered that not only Zhuang Jihua, but also he could get Okamura Yanji's combat plan at any time. Bai Chongxi smiled: "With these two guarantees, we will win the decisive battle in North China."

Chen Cheng no longer entangled the plan, and his fingers moved on the map: "Jiansheng, Cultural Revolution, do you think this is the case? The attacking troops were attacked on the northern line as cover to assemble. What can be calculated is Fu Zuoyi's troops, the Northeast Ting Army of the Eighth War Zone, the Seventh Army of the Second War Zone, the Seventh Army of the Central Army, the Eighth Sixth Army and the Ninth Army of the Central Army; the subsequent troops were the Seventh Army of the Li Tie Army, the Ninth Army of Pei Changhui, and the Eighth Army of the Fifteenth Army."

The troops mobilized by Chen Cheng included the ** troops in the western part of the Northern Hebei Pinghan Line. In this way, all the main forces from Suiyuan to Rehe participated, and only one Eighth Army was left in Shanxi.

"Ci Xiu, will Yan Xishan agree?" Bai Chongxi immediately discovered this problem. The main force of the Jin army formed three armies, the sixth, seventh and eighth armies, and transferred two to Méng Gu. Will Yan Xishan be willing?

Zhuang Jihua frowned slightly. He also discovered this problem, but he considered it more. Chen Cheng's move may kill two birds with one stone.

There were hundreds of thousands of people under Hu Zongnan in the northwest, of which about 100,000 were led by Li Tiejun and Pei Changhui to enter Shanxi, and more than 200,000 were surrounded by Shaanxi, Gansu and Ningxia. If the Jin army was transferred to nothing, Hu Zongnan could take the opportunity to enter Shanxi.

But what about Yan Xishan? This cunning guy can't see this? Zhuang Jihua doesn't think so.

"Recovering the ancient times and leaving a name in history, Yan Baichuan should agree." Chen Cheng glanced at Zhuang Jihua. Zhuang Jihua did not react for a moment, thinking that he wanted to support himself, but he did not think Yan Xishan would agree.

"Yan Xishan always thought he was dancing on three eggs. Now the Japanese egg is gone, and only the central government and ** are left. If the main force of the Jin army is transferred out of Shanxi, will Yan Xishan be worried about the Eighth Route Army and the New Fourth Army?"

Zhuang Jihua spoke very slowly, as if he was considering the words. He kept looking at Chen Cheng. Seeing that he didn't understand, Chen Cheng smiled faintly: "Regain the lost land, smash Stalin's ambitions, and the people's expectations, Yan Baichuan may have agreed."

Zhuang Jihua now understood that Chen Cheng placed his hope on the political offensive he was about to launch. If there was enough momentum, Yan Xishan would have agreed.

Bai Chongxi didn't know what Zhuang Jihua was about to start, and he felt a little dissatisfied. This was completely wishful thinking. What if Yan Xishan disagreed? Then more than 100,000 troops would be missing.

"Cixiu, you cannot put your hope on Yan Xishan," Bai Chongxi frowned and said, "First of all, the Japanese army in North China were solved. In the late stage of the battle, Tang Enbo's troops on the western front went straight north and captured Zhangjiakou. Then, they continued to go north and launched an attack on Ménggu with the troops on the northern front."

Bai Chongxi said as he drew two lines on the map, which represented the two offensive lines he chose. Chen Cheng looked at the two lines and remained silent. Zhuang Jihua quickly thought about it and felt that Chen Cheng was indeed a little wishful thinking. No matter when the Jin army was at most, he could only call out one group army. Yan Xishan was the dog guarding the family and would never transfer the main force out of Shanxi.

"General Bai is right. The national justice and the expectations of the people cannot impress Yan Baichuan. He will not agree to transfer the main force of the Jin army out of Shanxi. Well, I think it is possible to transfer Wei Lihuang's troops north and join the battlefield on the northern front."

Zhuang Jihua's hint made Chen Cheng hesitate. Although he said it was certain, in fact, he was not sure. After more than ten years of going, Chen Cheng also knew a lot about Yan Xishan. This life is suspicious, cunning and cautious, and it is very difficult to get out of his army.

"I saw this and provided two programs to the principal, which was decided by the principal."

Chen Cheng and Bai Chongxi immediately agreed. Chen Cheng and Bai Chongxi were all very proud and stubborn people. If the two of them refused to give in, the past few days would probably not be enough to quarrel.

Just when Chen Cheng, Bai Chongxi and Zhuang Jihua were intensively formulating the ancient combat plan at the airport, Deng Yan reached the temporary liaison office of the Eighth Route Army in the suburbs of the city; the temporary liaison office in the city was too high to meet the needs of Zhou En, and after Zhou En arrived, the Southern Bureau and the East China Bureau sent some personnel one after another, and the liaison office in the city could not be accommodated. Miao Handong gave him a newly repaired manor outside the city to the Eighth Route Army as a temporary liaison office.

Deng Yanda was drinking tea in the living room, looking around boredly. There was almost no decoration in the living room, only two rows of chairs, and there was not even the Eight Immortals Table on the front, only two coffee tables. Deng Yanda was unintentionally observing the staff coming and going in the yard. He supported his head with one hand, thinking about the problem of Zhuang Jihua's generation.

Zhou Enlai held a meeting in his office in the backyard. With the restoration of Jiaodong and Yimeng Mountains, the central government had new instructions on Shandong's work. The central government required the comprehensive implementation of political and economic reforms in the base areas, the establishment of local governments, the restoration of the economy, and the implementation of rent and interest reduction; carried out military rectification and formed field troops, the Jiaodong troops formed two columns, and the First Division of the New Fourth Army was expanded into one column. Shandong Party organizations should fully mobilize the masses and actively carry out the united front.

According to this instruction, Zhou Enlai also took advantage of Zhuang Jihua's inspection in Xuzhou and visited Jiaodong and Yimeng Mountains, and held a joint meeting of the Shandong Party, Government and Military Affairs to arrange work. He returned to Jinan the day before Zhuang Jihua returned to Jinan.

Zhou Enlai sent Zhuang Jihua's new suggestions to Yan'an. Today, Yan'an's call came back. During the call, Yan'an believed that it was acceptable to change the chairman of Hebei and Suiyuan, but it should be included as much as possible in the Nei-Méng Ancient Division and the northern part of Chahar. If Zhangjiakou cannot control it, it should strive not to allow the Kuomintang to garrison. However, on the issue of the Northeast, the central government insisted that the Eighth Route Army New Fourth Army must enter the Northeast, and even if it can only obtain part of Heilongjiang, it must enter the Northeast.

The army can be reorganized, and the eighty-nine are reorganized into the A-type army. In addition to the heavy weapons of the New Fourth Army and the army must be supplemented, each army will reorganize a A-type brigade; in the command system, Peng Dehuai can be accepted as the commander-in-chief of the Northern Line, Lin B's army and Ye Ting's main force can be incorporated into the Northern Line to fight, Liu Bcheng's 89th Army and Xu X's front join the battle west of the Pinghan Line, and accept the command of Wei Lihuang.

In addition, Yan'an hopes to maintain a strategic alliance with Zhuang Jihua, jointly maintain the united front of the anti-Japanese war, and maintain post-war peace.

With Zhou Enlai's understanding of Zhuang Jihua, this request was difficult for him to accept, mainly the Northeast. After several rounds of negotiations, he had already understood that Zhuang Jihua classified Northeast as his territory and the third party, and not only did not allow Chiang Kai-shek to handle it. Although he didn't know how he did it, Zhou Enlai thought he could do it.

The third party and Zhuang Jihua combined have a total of 600,000 to 700,000 troops. After the reorganization of the 51st Army, Zhuang Jihua's strength was further enhanced. This was a powerful force. In addition to the political and economic power that Zhuang Jihua has, Yan'an attaches great importance to this.

From this telegram, Zhou Enlai noticed Yan'an's strategic intentions. Yan'an was very worried about whether it could guarantee post-war peace. Establishing a strategic alliance with Zhuang Jihua is a sign of this concern. If such a strategic alliance can be established, the entire north will be under the control of this alliance, and post-war peace will be guaranteed to be the greatest guarantee.

Deng Yanda thought about it all night yesterday, but didn't know how to persuade Zhou Enlai. The Northeast region is related to the vital interests of the Third Party. With the stakeholder, this identity itself is a bit embarrassing.

How did Zhuang Jihua plan to use the issue of the ancient times and the Central and Eastern Roads? This is another problem that Deng Yanda cannot understand. The issue of the ancient times and the Central and Eastern Roads are very sensitive. Once the news is leaked, it will be difficult for the Chinese people to accept it. The official hype that Chiang Kai-shek's glory at the Tehran conference will have a great negative impact on Chiang Kai-shek's prestige.

Therefore, Deng Yanda didn't know what Zhuang Jihua was going to do and how he should speak. He wanted to discuss it with others, but Chen Mingshu and Jiang Guangnai were still in Hubei, Li Jishen was in Chongqing, and Cai Tingkai was in De County, so no one could discuss it.

"Brother Zesheng, what do you think?"

Deng Yanda looked up and found that Zhou Enlai had come in at some point. He stood up and smiled slightly, reached out to hold Zhou Enlai's hand. When Zhou Enlai saw Deng Yanda, he felt that Deng Yanda's purpose today was not simple. He rarely lost his mind like this, and he didn't even notice that he came in.

After a few greetings, Zhou Enlai led Deng Yanda to his office. His office was in the backyard, which was relatively quiet. The room was not big. In addition to the desk, there was also a single person in the corner. Obviously, this room was both an office and a bedroom.

Zhou Enlai's secretary brought tea to the two of them, then pulled Mén and left. Zhou Enlai sat opposite Deng Yanda. Neither of them spoke immediately, and the room fell silent for a moment.

Deng Yanda was drinking tea silently, thinking about what to say, but before he could speak, Zhou Enlai put down the teacup and said first: "Brother Zesheng, our Party Central Committee has sent instructions to respond to the suggestions of the Cultural Revolution. In the army, our Party has made some concessions and agreed to reorganize the 89th Army into the A-level Army,..."

Zhou Enlai said while paying attention to Deng Yanda's expression. But what disappointed him was that Deng Yanda had no expression of movement or happiness, and his heart sank.

"Come on, your party can make concessions. Although there is still a gap between the two sides, it is shrinking after all. But, Enlai, the most critical issue is the Northeast, and the Cultural Revolution is very persistent in this." Deng Yanda's tone was relatively slow, but suddenly he felt that it was nothing. Now it is the Three Kingdoms, and they must guard against both Cao Wei and Sun Quan of the Eastern Wu. This is a real interest, so there is no need to be polite.

This is politics!!!
Chapter completed!