In February 1941, the deputy commander-in-chief of the guerrillas in the Lusu-Anhui Border Region defected to the enemy and became a shameful traitor. 2 years later, the traitor leader lost his use value, and Riko secretly poisoned his wine glass. After the traitor drank the poisonous wine, the toxicity quickly attacked, resulting in incontinence.
From ancient times to the present, when the traitor has never had a good end, he should also go to the "A-nose Hell" after death. During the Republic of China period, the leader of a local warlord chose to fall to the Japanese for his own selfish interests, and eventually fell to the point of ruin. This person's name is Li Changjiang, born in Nanjing in 1890, and has a stubborn personality from an early age.
In his youth, Li Changjiang wandered the streets and gathered a large number of hooligans, and he himself became the head of the goons. Once, Li Changjiang went to the theater to collect protection fees and clashed with a squire watching the play. Without saying a word, Li Changjiang led his subordinates to beat the squire and beat the squire to death.
The squire's family went to the officials, and Li Changjiang escaped from his hometown in order to escape the disaster of imprisonment. After being introduced, Li Changjiang went to Nanchang to join Li Mingyang's troops of the Gan army and became a subordinate of the local warlord Li Mingyang. Because Li Changjiang and Li Mingyang have the same surname, plus Li Changjiang is good at meeting and greeting, he soon became Li Mingyang's confidant.
Li Changjiang once said: "Li Mingyang is my father, and I will be loyal to him for the rest of my life." "Because Li Changjiang is respectful in everything and has gained the trust of Li Mingyang, Li Changjiang's position has been rapidly promoted." By 1938, Li Mingyang had become the commander-in-chief of the 2nd Guerrilla Zone of the Kuomintang Army, and Li Changjiang was the deputy commander-in-chief of the guerrilla zone.
In 1940, Li Mingyang was promoted to guerrilla commander of the Lusu-Anhui Border Region, and Li Changjiang served as the deputy commander-in-chief of the Border Region. In the spring of 1940, at chiang's secret instructions, Han Deqin, deputy commander of the Kuomintang Army's Lusu Theater, gathered heavy troops and launched an attack on the anti-Japanese base areas of the New Fourth Army.
Because the New Fourth Army had a secret agreement with the "Erli" in advance, the "Erli" did not cooperate with Han Deloitte's actions and released Han Deloitte's "pigeons". The New Fourth Army, in the area of Huangqiao, crushed the invading Kuomintang recalcitrant army, and Han Deloitte's troops were almost destroyed. The recalcitrant Kuomintang troops were beaten to the point of losing their armor and armor, and Han Deloitte also lost all face, putting the responsibility for the defeat on Li Mingyang and Li Changjiang.
Han Deqin added fuel to the fire and vinegar to frame "Er Li", and Jiang Shi was furious and ordered: "Li Mingyang's troops went to the Xiangxi area to resist the Japanese attack." Li Mingyang, who was from the Gan Army, knew Jiang's means of suppressing dissidents, and directly chose not to accept orders. Immediately, Li Mingyang led his troops to leave Taizhou City and started a guerrilla attack in the Taitong area.
After Li Mingyang left Taizhou City, Jiang Shi and Han Deqin sent all their anger on Li Changjiang, making Li Changjiang feel that there was "no way out.". Wang puppet agents took the opportunity to infiltrate Taizhou City and wantonly seduce Li Changjiang, who in order to preserve his own strength, actually chose to defect to the Wang puppet regime.
In February 1941, Li Changjiang openly led his troops to defect to the enemy, and was appointed by the Wang puppet government as the commander of the pseudo-1st Army Group, completely reduced to a shameful traitor. Since then, Li Changjiang has cooperated with the Japanese and Kou on many occasions and launched large-scale "sweeps" against the Japanese base areas, committing countless crimes. The New Fourth Army repeatedly attacked Li Changjiang's puppet army, annihilated thousands of puppet troops, and recaptured more than a dozen towns.
In July 1943, in the face of the "olive branch" extended by the Kuomintang army, Li Changjiang wanted to lead his troops anyway, and was discovered by Japanese and pseudo agents. Immediately, the Japanese commander invited Li Changjiang to a banquet and poisoned his wine glass. Li Changjiang came to the banquet, and after drinking a cup of poisonous wine, he immediately collapsed to the ground.
After Li Changjiang was poisoned, he was mentally disturbed, resulting in a loss of control of urination. After the doctor's rescue, although Li Changjiang's life was preserved, he was paralyzed in bed ever since. The Japanese took the opportunity to control the pseudo-1st Army, completely emptying Li Changjiang and allowing the pseudo-1st Army to be used for their own use.
In 1945, after the Japanese Kou announced their unconditional surrender, Li Changjiang's family secretly sneaked into hiding and evaded the post-war trial of traitors. In 1951, Li Mingyang learned of Li Changjiang's whereabouts and took Li Changjiang's family to Jiujiang. Soon after, Li Changjiang died of illness and received his due retribution.