A Brief Introduction to the Story of Commander He Long

During the Northern Expedition of the National Revolutionary Army, after General He Long led his troops to defeat Zhang in Linying, Henan Province, Wang Jingwei, chairman of Wuhan National Government, was afraid of He Long's military talent and strength, recalled him to Wuhan and appointed him as the 20th army commander of the National Revolutionary Army. But he secretly instigated one of He Long's teachers to mutiny in an attempt to disintegrate He Long's troops. He Zao heard about the mutiny of his men and did not avoid danger. He rode to the division headquarters to stop it. At the same time, he was surprised to find that Wang Ching-wei had released Yamada, the Japanese executioner who slaughtered the people of China. He was so angry that he chased him to the dock himself and used clever tricks to catch Yamada out of the coal pile. Wang Ching-wei failed to break up the plot, changed his strategy and ordered the Wuhan gentry to pay a large sum of money to buy He Long, which was also rejected by He Long. At this point, Wang Ching-wei has secretly colluded with Chiang Kai-shek's secret order, confiscated guns armed by workers, slaughtered workers and peasants, and pretended to send He Long to March to Chiang Kai-shek by taking advantage of the trip to Hushan. He Long saw through Wang Ching-wei's trick, so he cooperated with the tofu feast to help the provincial party committee leaders in Tonghu evacuate Wuhan. During the dinner, Wang Ching-wei's search team suddenly broke into the party that wanted to catch * * * and was disarmed by He Long guards. The search captain was executed on the spot. On the eve of He Long's crusade, Zhou Enlai came to see me off. He Long expressed his belief that only the * * * production party can save China. When He Long was leaving Wuhan, his nephew told him that the reactionary armed forces in his hometown threatened to steam his family to death. He Long restrained his personal feelings and resolutely led his troops eastward. After the troops arrived in Jiujiang, Zhou Enlai conveyed to He Long the decision of the Central Committee to hold the Nanchang Uprising at an appropriate time, and instructed He Long to stay in Jiujiang for standby. Wang Ching-wei suspected that He Long was on hold and conspired with Yamada to trick He Long into going to Lushan for arrest in the name of a meeting. He Long saw through him and refused. Wang Ching-wei sent troops to bomb the bridge to contain He Long's troops, and at the same time appointed He Long as the commander-in-chief of the Second Army. At this time, Chiang Kai-shek's spy reporter Bai Ying also tore off her disguise and provoked He Long's relationship with the * * * production party in an attempt to persuade He Long to vote for Chiang Kai-shek. He Long was unmoved and led his troops to Nanchang to participate in the Bayi Uprising.