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Does Wang Jingwei have a "curve to save the country"? Was he called a "traitor" unjustly?

Human nature is not static, human nature is always changing.

When the spirit of the generous death of the six gentlemen of Wushu made people understand what a martyr was, after the collapse of the Qing Dynasty, the ensuing War of Resistance Against Japan made people more aware of how the antonym of martyrdom, Han traitor, embodied the cowardice and ugliness of human nature.

Wang Jingwei, as the leader of the traitors, died too late, and if he had died earlier, he might still have been a "martyr."

Many people do not know that Wang Jingwei once wrote such a poem - "Generous Song Yan City, calmly be a prisoner of Chu."

Lead the knife into a fast, live up to the head of the teenager. ”

This poem was written by Wang Jingwei when he was arrested, when he almost became a martyr, because of the events of the revolutionaries, he did not know what to be inspired by, and went to assassinate the regent Zaifeng at the end of the Qing Dynasty, and if he died, it would fulfill his good name.

Does Wang Jingwei have a "curve to save the country"? Was he called a "traitor" unjustly?

Who knew that in a desperate situation, Wang Jingwei had a second life, and after the rebirth, Wang Jingwei became a complete traitor, and became a pair of wrongdoers with old Jiang, of course, this is the last word.

Wang Jingwei grew up with both parents dying, brought up by a strict brother, with an indecisive personality, he has always been a well-behaved baby in everyone's eyes, in fact, his personality is inferior and distorted.

After Sun Yat-sen's death, the national boss was originally Wang Jingwei, who knew that the old Chiang Kai-shek did not say anything to empty him, and Wang Jingwei was dissatisfied in his heart, and always wanted to regain power and bring down Chiang Kai-shek, coupled with his indecisive personality and speculation, so he soon became a member of the "pro-Japanese faction".

Does Wang Jingwei have a "curve to save the country"? Was he called a "traitor" unjustly?

I have to say that all politicians were speculative, at that time the great powers were all eyeing China, it should not be just Wang Jingwei traitors, all the great powers are not good things, they are all scourges on China, so it can be inferred that all politicians at that time were also traitors, the difference is who is more unlucky, holding the wrong thigh, and Wang Jingwei is one of the more unlucky, because the mood of hatred of Japan in the later period is the deepest.

In 1937, Wang Jingwei delivered an important speech in Nanjing, which established his status as a "big traitor" and could not be shaken--he put forward the slogan of "the war of resistance is bound to destroy the country".

In fact, at that time, this idea was the consensus of many people in the political circles, including Kong Xiangxi, He Yingqin, etc., even Chen Yinke and Hu Shi thought so, Hu Shi was once a staunch "master and theorist".

Does Wang Jingwei have a "curve to save the country"? Was he called a "traitor" unjustly?

However, Wang Jingwei's cowardice and greed for life and fear of death have made him repeatedly issue such remarks as "the War of Resistance will be defeated", which has exploited loopholes for the Japanese. The Japanese tricked him into saying that Japan only wanted to establish a "Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere" and would not use troops against China, but would economically promote China and withdraw its troops.

At that time, some people thought that he and Old Chiang were singing double reeds, one on Japan, one on the United States, and in the end, no matter who won, China would not lose, and Chinese culture would continue, this kind of behavior is a typical political opportunism behavior, and they will eventually pay for their actions.

Does Wang Jingwei have a "curve to save the country"? Was he called a "traitor" unjustly?

Wang Jingwei said: "If the peace negotiations put forward by Japan do not hinder china's national survival, we can accept them and serve as the basis for discussion -- this attitude is despised by people and is a typical traitorous attitude.

No one wants to be a traitor, Wang Jingwei even more does not want to, he tried to take a neutral method to wash away the crime of "traitor" - to establish a new regime "in the territory not occupied by the Japanese army", he finally chose to go to Nanjing to establish the infamous "Wang puppet regime", not "curve to save the country", but "curve to save himself", he wanted to wash away his own crime, so that he was no longer a traitor, but an anti-Japanese hero who saved the country and the people, which is his true face.

When Wang Jingwei was dying, he said something like this: "Why should I tarnish my reputation?" Ruin your glorious deeds of more than 40 years of dedication to state affairs? Because the country is in danger... It only takes tact to preserve it..." The shameless face leaps onto the paper, making one marvel at the evils of human nature.

Does Wang Jingwei have a "curve to save the country"? Was he called a "traitor" unjustly?

The main internal reason for Wang Jing's defection to the enemy and treason was his cowardly and selfish character, and the "Japanese fear disease" made him finally choose to surrender; after his defection, Japan's promises were not fulfilled, but on the contrary, it intensified its scourge on China, bringing the Chinese people a long period of suffering and huge losses of property.

Therefore, Wang Jingwei is an out-and-out traitor, he has been busy selling the country all his life, he has no time to save the country, and the so-called "curve to save the country" is just a way for him to wash himself.

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