Facing the Ming Dynasty's offensive and the spread of revolutionary ideas, the Jin Kingdom, a chaotic body of feudal slaves, was directly torn to pieces.
Neither Wanyan Liang nor Wanyan Yong, the rulers of the Jin Kingdom, thought of or used the identity of the Jurchen ethnic group to fight against the Liberation Army led by Su Yonglin.
It’s not that they don’t want to, it’s that they simply can’t do it.
They also did not put the lower-class Jurchens and themselves in the same group. They believed from the bottom of their hearts that the lower-class Jurchens were not the same as them.
So the Kingdom of Jin exploded directly internally.
The Southern Song Dynasty wanted to resist, and its leaders were smarter. After reading Hongwu's political treatise, they took up the banner of Confucius.
They tried to use the triple identification of identity, culture and politics contained in Confucianism to unite bureaucrats, landlords and other national elites to fight against the class identity of the Ming Dynasty.
It turns out that this is not a good approach.
If you want to achieve this high-level recognition, you have to do it in a practical way.
If you say you want to build a harmonious society and follow the path of a saint, then you must really do it, really deny yourself and return to rites, and really realize the dream of Confucius.
If you can't go on, you can make adjustments. You can't just lie down or give up. It's not easy for Wang Mang and Cai Jing to practice the ideal of Datong society, but they have to be knocked to the ground directly. One is a usurper and the other is one of the six thieves. head.
The slogans were shouted loudly, but privately, men, thieves, and women were working together in collusion, doing all kinds of dirty things.
The result of this is that none of the Confucian disciples believe what they say. They are purely united for profit. When disaster strikes, they go their separate ways. Who cares about the life and death of others?
Su Yonglin was keenly aware of the chaos within the Southern Song Dynasty, and directly used [Datong Society] as the entry point, easily tearing apart the hypocritical masks on the faces of the Confucian disciples of the Southern Song Dynasty.
This wave of operations caused some idealistic scholars in the Southern Song Dynasty to directly rebel, become supporters of revolutionary ideas, and then rebel.
The Southern Song Dynasty collapsed.
With these two successful cases, Su Yonglin gradually realized that in this era when there is no large-scale ideological emancipation in the world, pioneering with revolutionary ideas may have unexpected and wonderful effects.
Without the obstacles of nationalism and the mutual hatred between nations, what sparks can revolutionary ideas create around the world?
There will be many difficulties and obstacles, whether it is transportation or education, they are all big problems.
But faced with a blank sheet of paper, there are endless possibilities.
So Su Yonglin decided to try.
Different from him, Zhao Yucheng was motivated by worries about himself. He was worried that after a country's revolution was completed, everyone would be slack and corrupt, and would want to pursue enjoyment and give up their persistence, thus letting the Ming Dynasty fall back to feudalism.
Therefore, he wants everyone to move towards the path of long-term revolution and constantly finds things to do for everyone, thereby eliminating the possibility of them becoming corrupted.
This is amazing.
The starting points of the two people are completely different, but the final outcome points to the same goal.
Su Yonglin detailed his considerations on this matter to Zhao Yucheng.
Zhao Yucheng also talked about his thoughts from his own perspective.
"I see. Is this why you decided to carry out world revolution?"
"Yes, after careful consideration, I felt that it was feasible, so I decided to try. I can't let us become an isolated minority in the world."
Su Yonglin smiled and said: "I didn't expect that we had different considerations, but we took the same road."
Zhao Yucheng also laughed.
"Compared to mine, your thoughts are more profound and meaningful, but mine seem to be very shallow."
"There is no distinction between profound and superficial thoughts. As long as you are willing to think, learn, and progress, you are a qualified revolutionary. What you think is also good, and it is also a way to solve some of the bureaucratic tendencies that are constantly emerging within us."
Su Yonglin patted Zhao Yucheng on the shoulder and said with a smile: "I think it is a very good thing that you can think about the fate and future of the country. If you have any other ideas in the future, you can write more letters and talk to me. Even though we can’t get along all the time, communicating is not difficult.”
"That's what I hope for too."
Zhao Yucheng was extremely happy, looking at Su Yonglin as if he was looking at the place where the sun rose before dawn.
After the two chatted about some military construction matters, Su Yonglin proposed some of his future plans to Zhao Yucheng.
"After this, I plan to have Yue Jing and you, with the First Corps and the Seventh Corps, stationed in the Guangdong and Guangxi areas. You need to assist local officials and Fuxing Association organizations to develop local production, open up wasteland, and actively build water conservancy projects. Then, Let the soldiers also become familiar with the hot and humid climate in these places."
When Su Yonglin said this, Zhao Yucheng reacted immediately.
"Are you planning to send troops further south in the near future?"
"Our army's destruction of the Southern Song Dynasty and its entry into Guangdong and Guangxi will definitely cause some turmoil in the short term. I don't know what South Vietnam will do. Although based on the current intelligence, it is safe internally. I don't know if there will be any dissent."
Su Yonglin said: "We still need to keep a closer look at these suburban countries. If they have any evil intentions, then we can directly send troops to conquer them. If they express their surrender and have no evil intentions, then we can arrange for the Renaissance organization to enter them and conduct Activity.
This can lay some local foundations and give you more time to become familiar with the climate and terrain. Remember, no matter where you go, do not drink raw water or eat raw meat. Diseases enter through the mouth. This is a very important point. "
"The military regulations of the Ming Dynasty are: do not drink raw water or eat raw meat. Violators will be severely punished. Don't worry."
Zhao Yucheng nodded and said: "But I heard that in the entire south, in addition to South Vietnam, there are also Champa Kingdom, Zhenla Kingdom and other countries, especially Zhenla Kingdom. It is said that the territory is huge and powerful. For the Ming Dynasty, if you want I’m afraid we cannot avoid these countries when operating South Vietnam.”
"In short, I will first arrange for the Skynet Army to enter the local area and conduct a complete inspection of the area to fully understand the situation in the entire south, as well as the local terrain, products, population, and political conditions."
"clear."
Zhao Yucheng seems to have a strong desire to pioneer and enterprising externally, but from Su Yonglin's perspective, there are many things to consider, such as transportation, food, climate, etc.
What is currently worthy of vigilance is the South Vietnamese Li Dynasty, which has had many wars with the Song Dynasty. They have the ambition to expand territory to the north. Since they have a criminal record, they are worthy of vigilance.
The reunion with Zhao Yucheng was short-lived. As the commander of the Seventh Corps, he still had many military tasks to perform. It was still very important to eliminate the remaining hostile forces on Guangnan East Road.
And just before Zhao Yucheng was about to leave, Su Yonglin received Zhang Yuejing's military report.
Zhang Yuejing said that his progress was smooth, but the Guangnan West Road was a large area with complex terrain, and the remnants of the local Southern Song Dynasty official forces united with local landlords and chieftain forces to fight against the Ming Dynasty's attack, which made the war progress relatively slowly.
With the troops he had, it would take some time to fight from the north to the south. He was very worried that before he had completed the task of conquering, the Li Dynasty of South Vietnam would send troops north to fish in troubled waters.
Therefore, he hopes to get assistance from the Seventh Corps. He hopes that if the Seventh Corps has spare strength, it can launch an attack from the direction of Gaozhou, all the way to the west, and first capture the most important Dananguan Pass in the border area.
Dananguan, the predecessor of Zhennanguan, is an important town in southern Xinjiang.
If the Li family of South Vietnam had some idea and took the initiative to go north to capture the Great South Pass, it would really have a certain impact on the Ming army. Taking the lead in capturing the Great South Pass would also have a better effect of closing the door and beating the dog.
So Su Yonglin decided to hand over this task to Zhao Yucheng, and asked Zhao Yucheng to organize a rapid assault with troops, hoping to enter the Southern Pass as quickly as possible and close the country's gate.
Zhao Yucheng took the order and left.
The army led by Su Yonglin has basically completed its mission and has no intention of participating in the war on Guangnan West Road. It would be a joke if the hundreds of thousands of troops in the two regiments could not defeat a wealthy man on Guangnan West Road.
He decided to use the troops he led as a reserve force, and then let them temporarily take on local security work, and be responsible for exterminating bandits and bandits in some places and maintaining local security.
Su Yonglin decided to stay in Guangzhou for a while, wait for the war to end, and appreciate the customs of the southern border of the Ming Dynasty, leaving his mark here.
The construction work was mainly the responsibility of civilian officials.
Yu Xingyan, the right minister of the Ministry of Finance, temporarily stayed in Guangzhou to take charge of coordinating financial work, and he also made very good political achievements here.
Because Guangzhou is also an important maritime trade port, Yu Xingyan and others replicated a series of Quanzhou policies here and also achieved great results.
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