In 1930s, the Japanese invaded China. They may be inspired by China's strategy of "controlling foreign countries with foreign countries" and want to "control China with China" in China. The leader of the northern warlords became their main target. To their surprise, in front of these seemingly rude China soldiers, they all ran into the wall.

Xu Shichang's name is not familiar to many people now, but he was indeed the president of the Republic of China for several years. After the July 7th Incident, the traitor Wang Kemin came to visit with the friendship between teachers and students in an attempt to drag Xu Shichang into the water. Xu closed the door and said, "I don't have such a protege."

Cao Rulin also came to act as a lobbyist, claiming that if he came out of the mountain and concluded a friendly treaty with Japan, Japan could withdraw its troops, and Xu would be politely rejected by Lao Yu. After Cao Cao left, Xu said to the doorman, "When Cao Cao comes again, tell him I'm not at home. (This passage subverts the integrity of the legendary Cao Rulin)

From 65438 to 0938, Ban Yuan, head of the Japanese military division, and dohihara, head of the secret service, met with Xu Shichang regularly. Collapse is not seen. The Japanese side refused to give up and sent two of Xu's proteges to lobby. A student surnamed Jin advised the teacher not to miss this golden opportunity. Xu refused on the grounds of old age and illness, and angrily denounced, "You are too muddy." Jin also retorted: "The teacher is muddy. Xu Wenjin was very rude. He began to cry and said sadly, "I didn't expect to encounter this scene at my age." Say and kiss xiu went upstairs.

Duan was denounced by Lu Xun for creating the March 18th tragedy, and was listed as a "collaborator" by the Japanese army after the September 18th Incident. The Japanese hoped that Lao Duan, once a leader in China, would come forward to organize the puppet regime in North China. In order to prevent an influential former national leader from being taken hostage by the enemy, Chiang Kai-shek wrote a personal letter, pleading for "going straight" south.

When Duan, 69, arrived in Pukou, Nanjing, not only soldiers at or above the Beijing level crossed the river to meet him, but Chiang Kai-shek himself also waited at the dock. Lao Duan, who enjoyed the treatment of state guest, immediately made a written statement to reporters on the current situation: "When this * * * is heading for a national disaster, * * * has the whole policy and method of defending aggression, and both the ruling and opposition parties should act as backup. Although Switzerland is declining, it should be encouraged to follow the people. Later, he moved from Nanjing to Shanghai. () When a reporter came to visit, he replied forcefully: "The violence in Japan has reached the point where it is unreasonable and unreasonable. Our country can only save itself if it is United as one. As the saying goes, "it is better to ask others than to ask yourself." The whole country is actively preparing for war and coping together. Although there are ten Japanese, why should we be afraid? 」

Cao Kun's reputation in history is even worse. In order to get addicted to the president, he spent a lot of money bribing voters, leaving a bad reputation of "bribing to elect the president." 1937 After the Lugouqiao Incident, North China fell. Cao Kun's old staff have fallen, becoming important positions of the traitor regime. The Japanese invaders also tried their best to drag Cao Kun out as a prisoner. Persuaded by Mrs Liu, Cao Kun vowed to drink gruel and not work for the Japanese.

When the Japanese hit a wall, they sent Qi, who had become the commander-in-chief of the pseudo-North China security forces, to knock at the door. Mr. and Mrs. Cao Kun asked his family to shut him out. Then, Governor Gao of Hebei was ordered by the Japanese aggressors to visit again. When Cao Kun saw this scene, his face suddenly changed and he shouted loudly, "Get out, and you are not allowed to board the gate of the Cao family in the future!" I was so scared that I shivered all over and was quickly taken away by several waiters.

Zhang, the king of Northeast China, was the first Japanese to make a plan, and Zhang, who was born as a bandit, was the most dramatic. Once, Zhang attended a Japanese cocktail party, and after three rounds of drinking, a celebrity from Japan persuaded him to drink in public. He may know that Zhang was born in an outlaw and had a limited educational level, so he wanted to make a fool of himself in public. But he grabbed the pen and wrote the word "tiger". Then he wrote an inscription. Amid applause, he threw a pen back on the table. Oriental celebrities laugh at the phrase "Zhang has a black hand". The waiter quickly approached the guard's ear and reminded him: "The word' ink' written by the guard is black because there is a' earth' missing." I didn't expect Zhang to stare at him and scolded 1, "bitch! I still don't know how to write the word "ink" With the Japanese, don't be dark, okay? This is called' not letting the land'! " The China people present smiled with an epiphany, while the Japanese were dumbfounded. This passage doesn't seem like history.

Zhou Dawen, director of the Grand Marshal's Office, recalled: On May 1928, Japanese Ambassador to China Kenji Yoshizawa asked to see Zhang, and Zhang hung in the living room. He shouted loudly in another room: "The Japanese are not loyal, and they took the opportunity to blackmail me. I gave up this stinking bag. I can't betray the rights of the country and let people call me a traitor and a mistress. "

China's generation of warm-blooded soldiers handed the final examination paper to the people and history of China, thus writing their final glory. Life is right and wrong, and betrayal of the country is right and wrong; Everyone's life has a bottom line, and improper traitors are a bottom line.