I am Jiang Weiguo in World War II

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Under the glare of the spotlight, Xiaolin Zhizao and Jiang Weiguo walked to both sides of the signing table, nodded to each other, said a few polite words through the translator, and then took their seats directly. There is a "New Treaty between China and Japan Concerning the Transfer of Affairs in the Taiwan Area", both of which are written in Chinese and Japanese at the same time, and have already been drawn up.

The first paragraph of the "New Treaty Concerning the Transfer of Affairs in the Taiwan Area between China and Japan" is: Since the signing of this treaty, Articles [-] and [-] of the second paragraph of the "Sino-Japanese Treaty of Shimonoseki" are immediately and completely abolished. .

Articles 110 and 120 of the second paragraph of the "Sino-Japanese Treaty of Shimonoseki" read: China will manage the right to open up the area and transfer all the forts, weapons, factories and all public property in the area to Japan forever. Including the entire island of Taiwan and all its affiliated islands, Penghu Islands, that is, the islands between 23 degrees east longitude and 24 degrees east longitude and [-] degrees north latitude and [-] degrees north latitude in the United Kingdom.

After Jiang Weiguo and Xiaolin Zhizao sat down, a historic moment followed.

Xiao Lin Zhizao stretched out his right hand to an attendant, who immediately handed over a pen, Jiang Weiguo also extended his hand to the people around him, and Liu Wugou who was standing beside him handed Jiang Weiguo a pen with slightly trembling hands (according to According to Chinese tradition, Jiang Weiguo should sign with a brush. For example, Marshal Peng Dehuai used a brush to sign the armistice of the Korean War. However, Jiang Weiguo had never practiced calligraphy with a brush, so he could not embarrass the country, so he signed with a pen. Not much better than calligraphy).

Liu Wugou described the scene at that time: "Jiang Weiguo chose to sign the treaty on April 4, a day of great historical significance. Know why he decided to conduct such a sacred and solemn thing on the Diaoyu Island, an isolated island far away from the mainland and Taiwan, perhaps because of the charming scenery of this island? Who knows! Jiang Weiguo always has many inexplicable and weird ideas.

With blue sky, white clouds, and isolated islands in the sea, it is really a style to carry out this matter.

When Jiang Weiguo signed with the Japanese, Jiang Weiguo seemed calm and unhurried, while the Japanese was expressionless and stiff.

It is really unimaginable that such a sacred, solemn, and important moment has come and happened like this, but the scene is very quiet, so calm that it is unbelievably peaceful that a sacred, solemn, and important historical event is happening sexual incident.

After both Jiang Weiguo and the Japanese signed the signature, I dreamed and understood a real and abrupt and sudden thing. Taiwan has returned, yes, it has returned, from April 1895, 4 to today On April 17, 1942, Taiwan, which was ceded from China and occupied by the Japanese for 4 years, just returned.

Until the Japanese left the Diaoyu Islands, I still hadn’t recovered. I turned my head and looked at Jiang Weiguo. He was sitting there smoking a cigarette, and there was a treaty belonging to our government in front of him. He seemed a little absent-minded, just motionless. Sitting upright, I faintly saw a sense of awe-inspiring dignity on his face and body.

I can't believe that Jiang Weiguo has always been a fool, when did he become so vicissitudes?A ray of sunlight at noon shone on Jiang Weiguo's face, coating his facial features with a metallic halo. At this moment, four words popped up in my mind to describe Jiang Weiguo—looks like a god!My God, I suddenly realized that this guy who I ridiculed in Shanghai had created so many miraculous historical achievements in just a few years!For example, today, he regained Taiwan! "

Because Jiang Weiguo insisted on signing the treaty on April 4 for the transfer of Taiwan between China and Japan, April 17 is not only the anniversary of the fall of Taiwan, but also the celebration day of Taiwan's recovery.

The Taiwanese people later gave Jiang Weiguo a well-deserved honorary title: "Zheng Chenggong Second".

Zheng Chenggong recovered Taiwan from the Dutch; Jiang Weiguo recovered Taiwan from the Japanese;

Zheng Chenggong is a Chinese-Japanese hybrid, his father is Chinese, and his mother is Japanese (Zheng Chenggong’s mother is a Japanese woman Ta Chuanmatsu. When Zheng Chenggong’s father, Zheng Zhilong, surrendered to the Qing Dynasty, this loyal woman committed suicide with a sword); Jiang Weiguo is also a Chinese-Japanese hybrid. His father is Chinese, mother is Japanese.

The two are simply an amazing coincidence.

After signing the treaty, Jiang Weiguo was not in a hurry to leave the Diaoyu Islands. He sat on the beach on the island and invited two entourages who came with him to the Diaoyu Islands to sit down together.

"Mr. Lin, stop crying. If you cry any more, you will hurt your health. The country still needs you to continue to contribute to the people of Taiwan!" Xun's old man said.

The old man nodded while shedding tears: "I am so excited and happy that the Second Young Master laughed at me..."

The old man was named Lin Xiantang. He was a famous politician, social activist, and poet in Taiwan at this time. Wearing clogs and always adhering to the traditional way of life of the Han nationality, he is a pioneer of the national movement with noble moral courage and a sense of mission.

In addition to Lin Xiantang, the other person sitting opposite Jiang Weiguo was Lu Xinrong, Chief of Staff of the 180th Division of the Nanjing Army.

Both are Taiwanese.

"You, one old and one young, just represent two generations of people in Taiwan!" Jiang Weiguo smiled, and then his expression returned to dignified, "Recovering Taiwan is already a matter of course, but more important than recovering Taiwan's territory is to recover Taiwan's people's hearts .

This is a top priority that cannot be ignored. I know the stakes of this matter, so I need your valuable advice.

First of all, I would like to ask you, do Taiwanese people now have a heart for China or Japan? "

As soon as Jiang Weiguo said this, Lin Xiantang immediately showed a gloomy face, and then sighed softly, while Lu Xinrong was very straightforward: "Director, I know you want to hear the truth, so I will tell the truth.

Most of the older generation of Taiwanese still have their hearts towards China, and many young Taiwanese have their hearts towards Japan or their hearts are not towards Japan but they are not towards China either!"

"why?"

"Two reasons!" Lu Xinrong said, "First, the Japanese have occupied Taiwan for 47 years. The younger generation in Taiwan were all born and raised during the Japanese occupation period, and they have been indoctrinated by the Japanese since childhood. Naturally, their thinking has changed. Second, the Japanese have indeed done many "good things" that benefit the people's livelihood over the years of ruling Taiwan. Of course, the Japanese have also done many evil things at the same time, but the Japanese have covered up and downplayed it. The bad things they did, and they boasted and beautified the 'good things' they did, making many Taiwanese believe that 'Taiwanese people live better under the rule of the Japanese than as Chinese'!"

"Yes!" Lin Xiantang nodded, "Xiao Lu's words are very accurate and hit the nail on the head.

Second son, if you want to regain the hearts and minds of the people in Taiwan, you must take effective measures to suit the case!"

"Yes!" Jiang Weiguo's eyes brightened, "We must take effective measures to suit the case, so as to regain the hearts of the people in Taiwan!"

Chapter 648 Restoration of Taiwan Library (3)

Recovering Taiwan is not an easy task, but Jiang Weiguo did it, and he did it without bloodshed. Recover the hearts of the people in Taiwan.

It is well known to future generations that there are "many pro-Japanese factions" in Taiwan, and as a result, there have been abhorrent Taiwan independence forces that linger on and get crowned by monkeys.

The reasons for this phenomenon are actually not complicated. As long as the right medicine is prescribed and the action is taken early, Taiwan can be restored to a clean and bright world.

Just like a pool of sewage, if it is not treated effectively for a long time, it will naturally breed a large number of maggots, mosquitoes and flies. What Jiang Weiguo has to do is to clean up the pool of sewage before it is fermented.

After in-depth conversations with Lin Xiantang, Lu Xinrong and other Taiwanese, combined with his foresight of "beyond history", Jiang Weiguo has fully grasped the state of mind of the people in Taiwan at this stage, mainly in four states of mind:

First, heart to China, hate Japan;

Second, heart to Japan, loathe China;

Third, the heart is toward China, but at the same time, it does not reject Japan or even get close to Japan;

Fourth, hate both Japan and China.

There is no doubt that the state of mind of the Taiwanese people is very peculiar, very complicated and even chaotic, and each mentality has its own origin.

Generally speaking, most of the older generation in Taiwan have a heart for China, and then they are divided into two more detailed mentalities while they are heart-to-China. One is heart-to-China and hates Japan, and the other is heart to China. It is not ruled out that Japan is even close to Japan. The seemingly contradictory is not contradictory. The first one seems more "stubborn", while the second one seems more "sensible".

For example, Lin Xiantang, he belongs to the second type of people. He misses China and does not reject Japan, because on the one hand, he can’t forget that he is still Chinese in his bones and blood, but he has despaired of China and believes that China cannot Taiwan was recovered, and Japan appeared to be "more advanced", so while not forgetting China, it reluctantly accepted its fate, learned from Japan, used political means to win more rights for Taiwanese, and worked hard to let Taiwanese "live as Japanese." better", but people like Lin Xiantang are definitely not traitors, because they can't do things that harm China's interests for Japan. When they become Chinese, on the one hand, they are "in Cao Ying and their hearts are in Han", on the other hand, "people have to bow their heads under the eaves", the cruel facts force them to do so; more young people in Taiwan are interested In Japan, they also have two attitudes towards China's "homeland of origin", one is nostalgia and the other is disgust.

Lu Xinrong, for example, used to hate both Japan and China. In his old words, "Japan is Taiwan's stepmother, China is Taiwan's real mother. My mother abandoned Taiwan, and my stepmother raised Taiwan. On the one hand, I hate my mother for being so incompetent." , I want to abandon myself, on the one hand, I know that my stepmother is actually not a good thing, so I hate it." The hatred of people like him towards China is actually a kind of "hate because of love", not real hatred, but at this time, Lu Xinrong has become a "Taiwanese Chinese" again, who loves China and hates Japan; of course, there are also some Taiwanese who are truly "pro-Japanese and anti-Chinese", mainly young people, who have been brainwashed and educated by the Japanese colonial authorities all year round "Successful products" completely regard themselves as "noble Japanese", do not recognize, hate, and wish to completely abandon their original identity of "lowly Chinese".

On the Sino-Japanese battlefield, the Taiwan brigade of the Japanese army was composed of young and middle-aged Taiwanese. It should be noted that these young and middle-aged people were not forcibly recruited. When fighting the Chinese army on the Japanese battlefield, they "performed outstandingly", and their tenacity and ferocity were no different from those of the Japanese native army. There are two reasons why they were so ruthless when fighting against their compatriots. One is that they really "recognized themselves as Japanese , Japanese soldiers”, and the object of allegiance is the Emperor of Japan. In their view, as a member of the Imperial Japanese Army, it is only natural for them to fight bloody battles and even sacrifice their lives for the Emperor and the Empire. Second, they know that they are not considered “ "True Japanese", so they have to kill Chinese people desperately, so as to prove their loyalty to Japan and be truly accepted by Japan (it is worth mentioning that there are materials in later generations claiming that the Taiwan brigade participated in the Nanjing Massacre, which is wrong Yes, the Taiwan brigade did not participate in the Nanjing Massacre. In addition, during the Nanjing Massacre, almost no Japanese soldiers of Korean nationality participated.

The national humiliation must be kept in mind, but not wrongly remembered.

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It is not enough to understand the result, but also to find out the reason, because there is a cause to have an effect.

There are three main reasons why some Taiwanese people like Japan or even hate China:

First, during the period of enslaving Taiwan, the Japanese conducted a brainwashing education for Taiwanese that lasted for almost half a century, that is, the "imperialization movement", which instilled a large amount of toxic and harmful ideas in Taiwanese, especially the younger generation of Taiwanese;

Second, the Japanese did put in a lot of effort to govern Taiwan (similar to the puppet Manchukuo) during their enslavement of Taiwan, which made Taiwan achieve certain progress in politics, economy, people's livelihood, culture, etc. Therefore, some Taiwanese are "appreciative" of the Japanese (in fact, the Japanese engaged in massacres and armed suppression many times during the enslavement of Taiwan, killing a lot of people, but the Japanese deliberately did not mention it in their brainwashing education for Taiwanese. Or play down their crimes, while making sophistry, beautification, whitewashing, and slandering those Taiwanese who resisted bravely as "rebels and saboteurs who plunged Taiwan into turmoil" etc.);

Thirdly, in history, the Nationalist government’s administration of Taiwan was seriously out of power. After Taiwan was restored, the people were in dire straits and the people complained. A feeling of "nostalgia for Japan".

After returning to Fuzhou from the Diaoyu Islands, Jiang Weiguo immediately flew to Wuhan with Lin Xiantang, Lu Xinrong and other Taiwanese representatives, and met with a group of high-level officials such as Chiang Kai-shek and Chen Cheng.

Aiming at the question of "how to regain the hearts and minds of the people of Taiwan", the people held many meetings, brainstormed and worked together, and finally determined dozens of targeted, correct and reasonable, long-term and effective countermeasures.

During this process, Jiang Weiguo was the biggest strategist, because no one has more "foresight and foresight" than him, and no one knows Taiwan's "this life and the afterlife" better than him, and no one is more eager than him to get it done once and for all. We will thoroughly eradicate those "various problems" that haunt Taiwan in future generations.

Under Jiang Weiguo's urging, Taiwan's public opinion issue will be resolved through the following core countermeasures:

First, strengthen education.

The brainwashing education of the "Imperial Civilization Movement" carried out by the Japanese in Taiwan must be completely abolished and replaced by a brand-new, healthy, and objective Sinicization education. Japanese in Taiwan will also be completely abolished, and Chinese will once again become Taiwan The only lingua franca, official language, and legal language, Japanese culture was abolished together with Japanese, and Chinese culture was re-promoted throughout Taiwan along with Chinese; Taiwanese were originally forced by the Japanese to change to Japanese surnames and Japanese-style names. Forced conversion to Japanese religion (Shinto), forced worship of Japanese gods (Amaterasu), forced allegiance to the Japanese king (Emperor), forced Taiwanese to raise the Japanese flag, speak Japanese, sing Japanese songs, build Japanese shrines, and use language, writing, Culture, art, religious beliefs, seasons and other aspects are all in line with Japan. After Taiwan is liberated, these will be completely abolished, so that Taiwanese can speak Chinese and write Chinese characters openly in public, and restore Chinese surnames, Han Chinese name, etc.;

Second, strengthen publicity.

In addition to the brainwashing education of Taiwanese in Taiwan, the Japanese also carried out all kinds of brainwashing propaganda that distorted facts, reversed black and white, and even fabricated it out of thin air. After Taiwan was restored, this kind of propaganda will be fully corrected. Black is black. , White is white, and no tampering is allowed.

Propaganda is a major event. On this major event, He Yingqin and other high-level officials proposed that "the Japanese wantonly smeared China when they carried out propaganda in Taiwan. Can we repay them in the same way now? To vilify the Japanese and deny what the Japanese are doing in Taiwan." So as to awaken some pro-Japanese Taiwanese as soon as possible?" Jiang Weiguo strongly opposed this, saying: "There is a good saying that you can deceive some people for a lifetime, or you can deceive all people for a while, but it is impossible. Deceive everyone for a lifetime.

Sooner or later the lie will be exposed, and the truth will be revealed sooner or later. If you tell the first lie, then you will have to tell more, bigger, and brazen lies in order to complete the lie, and then a big explosion will be formed. The rupture of the government will completely destroy the credibility of the government.

The Japanese deceive the Taiwanese, we must not be like the Japanese, we must tell the truth to the Taiwanese compatriots, that is the real propaganda.

Only a government that dares to tell the truth and confess right and wrong is an upright and aboveboard government that will truly win the support and hearts of the people!" According to Jiang Weiguo's request, the central government must abide by the These principles:

First of all, black is black. All kinds of crimes and evil deeds committed by the Japanese in Taiwan must be reported in detail, such as massacres, military suppression, slavery, political suppression, ideological control, Cultural aggression, brainwashing education, economic plunder, exorbitant taxes, surveillance of the people, forced recruitment of strong men, using Chinese to control Chinese, and organizing Taiwan brigades to participate in the invasion of China... There are many things, but they are not fabricated out of thin air. The Japanese have done a hundred things There are one hundred bad things, and we must not fabricate one and one bad things in order to "expose the evil face of the Japanese, or deliberately exaggerate, saying that the Japanese killed 1 people and killed 1 people" and so on;

Secondly, white is white, and the "good things" that the Japanese have done in Taiwan that have a positive meaning must be said fairly. However, the Taiwanese must understand that the development of Taiwan by the Japanese is for the development of the Japanese themselves. The people built Taiwan to turn Taiwan into Japan's granary, sugar industry base, light industry base, and military base. Not downplaying it, just telling it as a fact, while revealing its true purpose and real reason inside.

For Jiang Weiguo's penetrating analysis, Chiang Kai-shek, Chen Cheng and others agreed, and Lin Xiantang also deeply agreed, and repeatedly praised Jiang Weiguo's "big spirit, big mind, and great wisdom."

In addition to education and publicity, the third important measure is to "set an example", that is, to commemorate Taiwan's anti-Japanese martyrs, promote Taiwan's righteousness and national spirit, and guide the majority of Taiwanese people to "be a teacher who never forgets the past" and gain true faith. Let them know that the Taiwanese are strong, the Chinese are not as lowly as the Japanese slander, and the Chinese nation is a great nation.

For example, after Taiwan was ceded by the Qing government, the then governor of Taiwan Tang Jingsong, the leader of the Black Banner Army Liu Yongfu, the leader of Taiwan’s lofty ideals Qiu Fengjia, Taiwan’s celebrity gentry Lin Weiyuan and others rebelled angrily and formed the “Taiwan Democratic Republic” to lead the people of Taiwan to fight the Japanese army to the death. Invasion of Taiwan, led by the national hero Mona Ludao (a martyr of the Gaoshan nationality in Taiwan), the Wushe Incident Anti-Japanese Movement launched by the Taiwanese people in 1930, as well as the Beipu Incident, Miaoli Incident, etc. (the above Taiwan People’s Anti-Japanese Movements are collectively referred to as "Yiwei War"), many Taiwanese righteous men went on to resist the Japanese enslavement of Taiwan, and wrote one after another heroic chapters.

They should not be forgotten, ignored, or vilified. The Japanese tried everything possible to obliterate them, but after Taiwan was liberated, these great Taiwanese righteous men and national heroes would receive the historical treatment they deserved. Their names, their Their achievements will be extolled by the world, shining brightly and immortally in the history books, they will be erected as statues, their spirits will be invited into the Hall of Martyrs, they will forever enjoy the respect of the world and the commemoration of future generations, and they will live forever in the world and future generations In the hearts of the people, and their spirit will forever inspire and warn the future generations of the world, and let the living Taiwanese and the descendants of the Taiwanese know that there are such a group of Taiwanese who have thrown their heads without hesitation for Taiwan. Sprinkle blood, let those Taiwanese who have lost themselves because of the brainwashing education and propaganda of the Japanese get a shocking blow.

Setting an example is to reshape the soul of Taiwan. Another complementary measure is to vigorously restore the sense of national belonging and national pride of Taiwanese as Chinese, and strengthen the "Chinese self-esteem" and respect for China of Taiwanese. confidence.

The reason why many Taiwanese are pro-Japanese or even loathe China stems from a sense of inferiority. They hate China’s weakness and incompetence in the past century. Taiwanese, China has indeed been humiliated by foreign powers for various internal and external reasons in the past hundred years, and has fallen behind the forest of nations in the world. , work hard, China is rising again, is moving towards rejuvenation, and will stand on top of the world again in the near future. China is not only great, but also powerful. Being a Chinese is something to be proud of. Those who are qualified enough to hold their heads high and hold their eyebrows high, Taiwanese people don’t need to abandon their dignity at all, and endure humiliation to be second-class Japanese. Taiwanese can be an upright Chinese, and China is on the road to great rejuvenation. It also requires Taiwanese to contribute their own strength together with mainland compatriots.

After these, there are two important measures to strengthen exchanges between Taiwan and the mainland in various fields, and to protect Taiwan.

After Taiwan's return, Taiwan and the mainland have been integrated into one. Military, political, economic, transportation, trade and other aspects are inseparable. Taiwanese people go to the mainland, and mainlanders go to Taiwan, which will naturally greatly strengthen the relationship between the two places. The degree of integration and the speed of integration. However, Taiwan is not a big country after all. It has small land, few people, weak resources, and limited wealth. If mainlanders flock to Taiwan to invest, travel, settle, and work, it will definitely have a big impact on Taiwan. All social classes have caused Taiwanese people to resent mainlanders again (for example, in 1949 in the original history, when the Kuomintang government withdrew to Taiwan, it brought a large number of mainlanders, which led to the existence of "provincial people" in Taiwan from then to later generations. Contradictions with "people from other provinces"). Therefore, the central government must deliberately protect Taiwan and prevent Taiwanese from being robbed of resources, wealth, and jobs by mainlanders. On the one hand, it must encourage exchanges between the two sides of the strait; Taiwan (of course, it’s not about sacrificing the interests of the mainlanders and favoring the Taiwanese), so that the two sides of the strait can become a family.

Undoubtedly, these "Taiwan governance countermeasures" led by Jiang Weiguo are very beneficial to Taiwanese. Because of Jiang Weiguo's foresight and painstaking efforts, the Taiwanese people who later learned the above inside story are very grateful to Jiang Weiguo and spontaneously gave a speech on the square in the center of Taipei. Jiang Weiguo erected a large statue, and there are only two statues in the downtown square, one is Jiang Weiguo and the other is Zheng Chenggong.

People in Taiwan say, "It was General Jiang who rescued Taiwan from the clutches of the Japanese, and because of General Jiang's protection and care, Taiwan has not suffered any impact after the return and is getting better and better."

Because Taiwanese people respect and love Jiang Weiguo very much, they all call him "Zheng Chenggong No. [-]", "Little Zheng Chenggong" and "Contemporary Zheng Chenggong". In fact, for Taiwan and Taiwanese, Jiang Weiguo and Zheng Chenggong are too similar. Taiwan is also of mixed Chinese and Japanese descent.

At 4 o'clock on the night of April 30th, in Fuzhou, there were warships in the port and soldiers on the land like a flood. The whole city was brightly lit, and the night was as bright as day.

"It's time!" Seeing that it was 5:1 on May 0st, Jiang Weiguo, who was standing on the heavy cruiser Taiwan, waved his right hand vigorously, and then raised his arms and shouted, "It's time to recover Taiwan! All aboard the ship! Let's go! Go to Taiwan!"

"Life is like a dream!" Standing beside Jiang Weiguo, the chairman of the Nationalist Government, Lin Sen, burst into tears. "I didn't expect that my dying old bones would see Taiwan recover in my lifetime! Fortunately, I have no regrets in this life!" He said Looking up and sighing.

"Mr. Lin, you are old after all. Please take care of yourself. You really don't need to go to Taiwan with us. Although the Taiwan Strait is not very wide, the wind and waves are rough after all. Otherwise, you will wait here for us." Good news, right?" Jiang Weiguo tried to persuade Lin Sen sincerely.

"No no no!" Lin Sen shook his head repeatedly, "I have to go.

I am the chairman of the government, so I have to go to Taiwan in person, because we are so sorry to our compatriots in Taiwan! He looked sad and solemn, "It's been almost half a century since they were abandoned, and now it's hard to bring them back, how can the supreme leader of my country not come forward in person?"If I don't show up in person, how can we reflect our intentions and guilt? (In history, Lin Sen died in Chongqing on August 1943, 8 due to a car accident. When he was dying, he repeatedly told Chiang Kai-shek and others to "recover Taiwan." Before he died, he was thinking about Taiwan.

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Looking at the 75-year-old Lin Sen with gray hair and fluttering silver beard, Jiang Weiguo couldn't help admiring him.

Carrying more than 180 officers and soldiers of the 2000th Division of the Nanjing Army and more than [-] government officials, journalists and other non-military personnel, the fleet lifted anchor from Fuzhou Port, crossed the Taiwan Strait, and sailed to Taiwan.

The Taiwan Strait is narrow in the north and wide in the south, about 200 kilometers wide in the north and 400 kilometers wide in the south. The fleet set off from Fuzhou and sailed to Taipei, taking the northern strait. It was just on.

Seeing Taiwan was right in front of our eyes, many people in the fleet wiped away their tears, and Lu Xinrong and other Taiwanese soldiers from the 417th Special Forces even burst into tears.

"Taiwan, Taiwan, we are finally back!" Lu Xinrong burst into tears, "It's been five years! We're finally back!"

Jiang Weiguo was also excited and excited. He saw Gu Xunzhi, the commander of the Artillery Regiment of the 180th Division next to Lu Xinrong, beckoning to him, and Gu Xunzhi immediately approached him calmly.

Gu Xunzhi is not from Taiwan, but from Fujian. He has always been an agent of the Bureau of Maritime Statistics. He was once placed in the 417th Special Forces to conduct secret surveillance activities. Now he is the station chief of the Taiwan Station of the Bureau of Maritime Statistics.