Wang Jingwei has been very busy during this period, and he is busy forming the "government".

Japan's crazy plan to "destroy China in three months" was shattered by the unyielding war of resistance by the Chinese people, and the war was in a stalemate.

In order to minimize the cost of aggression, Japan stepped up its political conspiracy to "govern China with China" in China.

The first goal is the National Party, but the inducement of the National Party to surrender failed to work.

Therefore, the Japanese side turned the main target of inducing surrender to the national scum who actively cooperated with Japan and was willing to sell out national interests.

After some conspiracy, we finally achieved certain results.

The Japanese set up two puppet governments in the north and south of China only a stopgap solution. Their ultimate goal is to establish a unified pseudo-central government, so that Japan can rule the entire China.

Wang Jingwei is the most suitable candidate for this pseudo-central government.

The traitors were completely consistent in their allegiance to the Japanese master, but they did not give in to the fight for power and profit.

Wang Kemin and Liang Hongzhi both have their own "little abacus": I, as the "top leader", take good care of me, why should I do something for you?

But no matter how powerful the traitor is, he is just a lackey of the Japanese. With the Japanese order, they had to execute and establish a pseudo-central government.

The tripartites reached an agreement to determine that the new central government "purposes anti-Red, pro-Japanese peace". The talks "reached a completely unanimous opinion" on the name of the pseudo-central government, capital, national flag and other issues. The pseudo-central government named the "National Government", the capital was located in Nanjing, and the national flag was added with a small yellow triangle strip for the blue sky and white sun flag, and the words "Peace and Anti-Red Founding of the Country" were written to show that they were different from the Chongqing government.

The three parties held a second talk. After a fierce "bargaining", the negotiations determined the organizational structure of the pseudo-central government and the destination of each established traitor regime.

The "Provisional Government of the Republic of China" in Peking was renamed the "North China Government Affairs Committee" and was only nominally led by the pseudo-central government.

Nanjing's "Reform Government of the Republic of China" was merged into the "Central National Government".

In order to promote "orthodox", the pseudo-central government regarded Lin Sen, chairman of the Chongqing National Government, as the "Chairman", and Wang Jingwei served as the "Premier of the Executive" and "Acting Chairman".

But when the Qingdao talks were about to end, a person entered the talks.

This person is Zhou Yun who is disguised.

Chongqing hates the traitors' Qingdao talks. The old man ordered the Central Military Commission to teach the traitors a lesson to the three parties.

The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection sent a group to sneak into Qingdao and prepared to act with the group lurking in Qingdao. However, the leader of the group who was originally lurking in Qingdao defected to the enemy, and the Japanese used him to catch all the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection personnel from Chongqing.

The Military Control Commission is similar. The military commander of the Qingdao Station of the Military Control Commission arranged a bomb attack and prepared to blow up the hotel where the three parties stayed.

Similarly, traitors appeared in the Qingdao Station of the Military Control Commission. The day before the meeting began, the Qingdao Station of the Military Control Commission was surrounded by Japanese military police. There were only three captured in the Military Control Commission, and all the others were killed in battle.

Director Dai received the news that the operation failed because there was a traitor in Qingdao site. He informed the Japanese and told the Japanese that the general's plan to govern Qingdao site had told the Japanese, which made the traitor removal operation fail.

A traitor will not die, and the Japanese will not kill him. Therefore, the traitor is one of the three people now.

For this operation, the Military Control Commission has allocated forces from all parties to support Qingdao Station. After the incident at Qingdao Station, the Military Control Commission has no ability to send more powerful troops.

There was no choice but to send a report to Zhou Yun, asking Zhou Yun to send special forces to Qingdao, one to find out the traitors, and the other to attack and kill traitors from three sides.

After receiving the order, Zhou Yun asked Li Jindou to lead twenty people to Qingdao.

Others have appeared more often in Shanghai, and when they go to Qingdao, they are easily seen by the Japanese and puppets. Only Li Jindou, after returning from Guilin last time, Zhou Yun arranged for him to be responsible for training special forces, and basically did not show up. No one knew him.

After Li Jindou arrived in Qingdao, he did not enter the city, but lived outside the city. He was so strict that he checked the city, and all the hotels were controlled by the Japanese.

There are Qingdao people in the special forces. This time, Zhou Yun asked them to participate in the action. They are familiar with Qingdao and have the advantage of being in a place with the right people.
Chapter completed!