What if the China Communist Party lost the Civil War of China?
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There is no such possibility!
71 years ago, on May 25, in the early morning, some citizens who went out early in Shanghai were stunned by the scene when they walked onto the road. What did they see?
Some citizens gathered and stood at a distance, watching and talking: “the dress they saw through was different from that of the Kuomintang army a few days ago... Look! They don't wear American helmets on their heads, and the hat badge of the Kuomintang is not on their military hats.”
Can't tell who is the general and who is the soldier. Their military clothes are full of dust, and their pants were stained with dirt.. They look very tired and tired. They sleep soundly and soundly.
That was when the PLA entered Shanghai.
They do not harass the people, do not live in private houses, and sleep on the road.
This is the real situation when the PLA entered Shanghai.
Behind such a people's army, 400 million Chinese people support them. How can such an army be defeated?
The Qing Dynasty had a population of 500 million and the government of the Republic of China was in power for 27 years. In the past 27 years, there has been no population growth. On the contrary, the population has decreased by 100 million, leaving only 400 million. Before Mao Zedong's death, China's population doubled to 900 million.
ON THE REISSUE OF THE THREE MAIN RULES OF DISCIPLINE AND THE EIGHT POINTS FOR ATTENTION -- INSTRUCTION OF THE GENERAL HEADQUARTERS OF THE CHINESE PEOPLE'S LIBERATION ARMY
October 10, 1947
1. Our Army's Three Main Rules of Discipline and Eight Points for Attention have been practiced for many years, but their contents vary slightly in army units in different areas. They have now been unified and are hereby reissued. It is expected that you will take this version as the standard one for thorough education and strict enforcement. As to other matters needing attention, the high command of the armed forces in different areas may lay down additional points in accordance with specific conditions and order their enforcement.
2. The Three Main Rules of Discipline are as follows:
(1) Obey orders in all your actions.
(2) Don't take a single needle or piece of thread from the masses.
(3) Turn in everything captured.
3. The Eight Points for Attention are as follows:
(1) Speak politely.
(2) Pay fairly for what you buy.
(3) Return everything you borrow.
(4) Pay for anything you damage.
(5) Don't hit or swear at people.
(6) Don't damage crops.
(7) Don't take liberties with women.
(8) Don't ill-treat captives.
Mao Tse-tung
Chairman of the Chinese People's Revolutionary Military Commission
Chu Teh
Commander-in-Chief of the Chinese People's Liberation Army
What is the Kuomintang army doing on the other side?
Their soldiers are scuffle for personal belongings!
Selfish, no military discipline, no fighting spirit.
How can this kind of army produce combat effectiveness?
