Zhong Yi really doesn't care about these things.

As long as he can fight against Japan and fight against the Japanese, as long as he can contribute more to the country and the entire nation, Zhong Yi doesn't care about the losses of personal reputation or interests at all.

Still the same thing, if possible, Zhong Yi is even willing to trade his life for a decisive victory.

So, even though he knew that Principal Chang and Chen Shi were digging a hole for him, he still jumped inside.

Because, for the safety of the lives and property of tens of millions of people in Zhejiang and Fujian provinces, and for the survival of hundreds of thousands of soldiers of the national army in the entire Zhejiang and Fujian battlefield, he was too lazy to care about personal criticism.

At that moment, Zhong Yi said to He Wenxi again: "Just tell the commander that as long as I give me full command and right to deal with it on the spot, I will be fully confident of winning the Battle of Zhejiang and Fujian!"

Seeing that Zhong Yi's attitude was so firm, He Wenxi didn't say much.

"Yes!" He Wenxi agreed and turned around and walked into the communication room next door.

Zhong Yi turned his gaze to Yu Bojun again and said, "Captain Yu, your sixth regiment is a true veteran regiment. It can be said that it is the number one main force of our Coastal Defense Corps. Therefore, you must be disciplined and never lead the troops to me!"

"Don't worry, the head of the school!" Yu Bojun stood attentively and said solemnly, "I will never let down the head of the school you wish."

Zhong Yi nodded and said, "Then you go back."

Yu Bojun turned around and left.

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Chongqing Yunxiu Tower.

After the meeting was over, President Chang returned to the study with a tired look on his face.

The content of this meeting is confidential and highly confidential.

Why keep it confidential? Because this is related to the situation on the battlefield behind enemy lines.

Since the end of last year, the Sino-Japanese War has entered a stalemate stage. Except for medium-scale battles such as the Nanchang Battle and the Suizao Battle, no other major wars have occurred.

It is precisely because of this that the Kuomintang ushered in an extremely precious rest time.

Originally, Principal Chang was quite happy because after rest and recuperation, the combat effectiveness of the National Army could be restored to a certain extent. It was unlikely to recover until the full war began, but it was possible to recover 60% or 70% of the time.

However, at this moment, President Chang suddenly discovered that in just one or two years, hundreds of thousands of Communist troops suddenly emerged on the battlefield behind enemy lines in Shanxi, North China and even East China!

This is amazing. If the Communist army is allowed to continue to develop like this, wouldn’t it be for millions of people?

Therefore, President Chang urgently summoned Chen Shi, He Yingpei and other confidants to discuss countermeasures. Today's meeting was to discuss how to curb the secret development of the Communist Army.

After discussion, two policies were determined.

The first is a political policy, which secretly ordered the national army on the battlefield behind enemy lines to surrender to the Japanese army. This can save a lot of money, secondly, you can use the Japanese to support soldiers, and thirdly, after surrendering to the Japanese army, you can launch an open attack on the Communist army, so as to achieve the real purpose of weakening the Communist army.

It should be noted that the top leaders of the Kuomintang only made the Kuomintang army surrender, but many of them became real surrenders.

The second is a military policy. In addition to the Kuomintang and Minister Party that surrendered to the Japanese army, the other Kuomintang troops must also take measures to squeeze and weaken the Communist army in the defense zone, and compulsory measures can be taken if necessary.

So after the meeting, Principal Chang was also tired, and this kind of thing was too exhausting.

As a result, as soon as he returned to the study and just sat down, Lin Wei brought Dai Li in again.

Seeing Dai Li's expression, Principal Chang paused in his heart, thinking that the Japanese army on the battlefield in Zhejiang and Fujian were probably already starting to take action.

Sure enough, Dai Li stepped forward and said respectfully: "Principal, the Military Control Commission's Shanghai District 1 just sent a secret message saying that a large number of Japanese infantry and equipment were loading at Zhabei Railway Station. If nothing unexpected happens, these Japanese infantry and equipment should be sent to Hangzhou, which means that the Japanese army will soon start attacking western Zhejiang."

"It seems that the Zhejiang-Fujian Battle is about to officially begin." Principal Chang nodded, turned his gaze to Lin Wei, and asked, "Weiran, has Zhong Yi not replied yet?"

Lin Wei was about to say no, but suddenly there were rapid footsteps outside the door.

When I looked back quickly, I saw Chen Bulei, director of the Second Service Department, walk in.

Chen Bulei nodded to Lin Wei and Dai Li respectively, and said to Principal Chang: "Principal, Zhong Yi has sent a telegram!"

When President Chang heard this, his eyes suddenly froze and asked, "What did Zhong Yi say? Did he say that the chance of victory is very low?"

Before discussing with Chen Shi and He Yingpei and sending this telegram with a text trap, Chen Shi and He Yingpei had actually estimated it. The two of them felt that Zhong Yi would definitely say that he was very confident and would definitely shirk responsibility in order not to be held accountable afterwards, even if he was to bear a bad reputation for fear of enemies and difficulties for this.

However, Chen Bulei shook his head and said in a deep voice: "No, Zhong Yi said, you are sure to win this battle!"

"Ah, what did you say?" Principal Chang's eyes widened and said in a daze, "He said he was confident of winning?"

Lin Wei, who was next to him, also widened his eyes, very unbelievable. Zhong Yi knew that this was a trap, but he was still jumping inside. And he didn't leave any room for anything! Is he... stupid? Or is the overall situation the most important?

"Yes, that's what Zhong Yi said." Chen Bulei nodded and handed the telegram to Principal Chang.

After reading the telegram, Principal Chang didn't say a word for a long time, and the expression on his face was very complicated.

After a while, after Chen Bulei shouted several times, Principal Chang woke up as if he was dreaming and said quickly: "Immediately call the participating troops in the Third War Zone to give Zhong Yi full command and the right to deal with it on the spot, including the deputy commander-in-chief of the front enemy, they must unconditionally obey the orders of the front enemy General Staff! Those who violate the order will be killed without mercy!"

At this time, President Chang finally made up his mind to give Zhong Yi enough power.

Chen Bulei turned around and left, calling Zhong Yi back.

Principal Chang sighed and turned around and asked Lin Wei, "Weiran, what kind of person do you think Zhong Ziren is?"

"Zi Ren?" Lin Wei shook his head and said, "I can't tell you what kind of person he is, but one thing is certain. He must be patriotic!"

"Yes." President Chang Youyou said, "For the sake of the country, he can even ignore personal criticism. Such noble character is enough to make many senior generals of the Party and the country feel ashamed."

After a pause, President Chang said again: "Weiran, do you know that Zhong Ziren reminds me of someone."

Lin Wei said oh and asked, "I don't know who did Zhong Ziren's performance today remind the principal of the matter?"

Principal Chang narrowed his eyes and said with a slight slight voice: "He was the director of the Political Department of the Whampoa Military Academy back then. He was also a person who did not care about personal criticism for the sake of the country, and his abilities were outstanding!"
Chapter completed!