Bo does not buy the communist party's account at all Zhangjiakou deer died and it is not clear whose hand is dead

Phoenix Satellite TV", "Soaring China" on December 7, the following is the transcript:

He Liangliang: "Upstairs and downstairs, electric lights and telephones", this is the description of the big city in the early last century. In August 1948, the CHINESE communist army in Jin-Cha-Ji seized Zhangjiakou from the hands of the "Mongol Army", and the real scene of "upstairs and downstairs, electric lights and telephones" made many officers and men of the Chinese Communist army feel fresh and happy. At that time, Zhangjiakou, which was located in the north of Sai, already had a pattern and scene of the city, and Zhangjiakou was also the first larger city controlled by the CCP after the victory of the War of Resistance, and it was still quite difficult to capture Zhangjiakou. On August 10, 1945, Japanese Emperor Hirohito had accepted the Potsdam Declaration, but for the news that the Japanese were preparing to surrender, the head of the "Mongolian Army", Dewang and commander Li Shouxin, were completely unaware of it, and it was not until 10:00 a.m. on August 15 that the commander of the Japanese "Garrison Mongolian Army" in Zhangjiakou, Negebo, informed The Japanese Emperor of the unconditional surrender of the Japanese Emperor's edict.

At the same time, Nemoto also told the two that the Japanese army should protect the organs and expatriates to concentrate at Zhangjiakou and then retreat to Beiping. As for the "Mongol Army", Genbo offered to be under the full command of Li Shouxin, and he also handed Li Shouxin a drawing of the Zhangjiakou underground warehouse, which contained weapons and ammunition equipped with three divisions and regiments, which were originally used to prepare for a Soviet attack. Genbo said to Li Shouxin, now hand over to the "Mongol Army", you get these weapons on, and there is no way out for anyone, and after listening to Genbo's arrangement, King De and Li Shouxin were like dogs that had lost their families, and they went back to their respective homes to pack some bags, pack up their softening, and prepare to flee Zhangjiakou. We have mentioned Zhangjiakou many times in previous programs, whether it is the warlord melee in the early Minchu, or the Rehe and Great Wall Resistance against the Japanese Kou later, and even the "Lugou Bridge Incident" that led to the full outbreak of the War of Resistance, Zhangjiakou is a strategic place that soldiers must fight for, and now, when Japan surrenders, Zhangjiakou has become the focus of contention between all forces. As early as August 11, a few days before Japan officially announced its surrender, Fu Zuoyi sent his right and left arm Sun Lanfeng to lead the receiving personnel from Shaanxi Dam, and arrived in Baotou on the 13th, and Zhangjiakou was also on Fu Zuoyi's reception list. Compared with Fu Zuoyi, the CCP had a geographical advantage, and the CCP had always insisted on armed struggle behind enemy lines for eight years, and by 1945, the Jin-Cha-Ji Border Region had grown to 230,000 square kilometers, with a population of 25 million, and in addition, there were CCP base areas in Pingxi, Pingbei, Chanan and Chabei. After Japan announced its surrender, the Chinese Communists also sent relevant personnel to Zhangjiakou to contact and receive matters, but the Japanese commander stationed in Zhangjiakou, Genbo, did not buy it, and he was determined to hand over Zhangjiakou to Chiang Kai-shek.