永远不健康:林彪叛逃真相
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[00:03] September 13, 1971 1:55 AM.
[00:07] A Trident aircraft with chord number 256.
[00:10] With a deafening roar.
[00:12] At a low altitude of 500 meters.
[00:14] Flying over the border between China and Mongolia.
[00:17] A group of educated youth camping at the border.
[00:19] Witnessed this scene.
[00:21] Unknown.
[00:22] Just 30 minutes later.
[00:24] The plane crashed in the capital of Kent Province, Mongolia.
[00:27] Near Wunduerhan.
[00:29] An hour later.
[00:30] Zhou Enlai personally called the heads of major military regions and provinces and cities across the country.
[00:35] He said.
[00:36] The first person to speak at the Lushan Conference.
[00:38] He fled with his wife and son.
[00:42] The troops immediately entered the first level of combat readiness.
[00:45] To cope with any possible situation.
[00:48] The person Zhou Enlai mentioned was no one else.
[00:51] Vice Chairman of the Central Committee.
[00:53] Vice Chairman of the Military Commission.
[00:54] Lin Biao, Vice Premier and Minister of National Defense.
[00:59] A successor written into the Party Constitution.
[01:01] The deputy commander who is second only to the commander in chief.
[01:04] Why defect?
[01:06] What's the shameful secret in this?
[01:15] Hello everyone, this is Erye Story.
[01:18] Lin Biao was born on December 5, 1907 in Linjia Dawan, Huanggang, Hubei.
[01:23] Original name Lin Yurong.
[01:26] Lin Biao was admitted to the Whampoa Military Academy.
[01:28] He disliked the name because it was too girly.
[01:31] So I changed my name.
[01:33] His ancestors migrated from Fujian.
[01:35] He is from the same ancestor as Lin Zexu, a famous minister in the late Qing Dynasty.
[01:40] Lin Biao's family was famous in Huanggang.
[01:43] They are a prominent family in the local area.
[01:45] His father, Lin Mingqing.
[01:47] Inherited the family business with several brothers.
[01:49] Weaving business.
[01:51] It is considered a middle-class family in the local area.
[01:53] So Lin Biao's brothers and sisters.
[01:55] All received a good education.
[01:57] Lin Biao went to private school at the age of 9.
[01:59] His teacher is Li Zhuohou.
[02:02] The father of Li Siguang, the father of Chinese geology.
[02:05] Li Zhuohou participated in the Tongmenghui in his early years.
[02:07] Open-minded and knowledgeable.
[02:09] He once commented on Lin Biao.
[02:12] Yurong is feminine and difficult to grasp.
[02:15] Whether he is a dragon or a worm, it all depends on him.
[02:19] It can be said that this teacher is very good at judging people.
[02:22] Lin Biao also has two cousins.
[02:24] Lin Yuying and Lin Yunan.
[02:26] They are all very important figures in the history of the Communist Party of China.
[02:29] The three of them are known as the Lin brothers.
[02:32] Lin Yuying and Lin Yunan both studied in Wuhan.
[02:36] Met Yun Daiying, an early leader of the Chinese Communist Party.
[02:39] Accepted the ideals of the communist revolution.
[02:41] What about two people?
[02:42] They also became the backbone figures of the early Chinese Communist Party.
[02:45] Especially Lin Yuying.
[02:46] Later he became the representative of the Communist International in China.
[02:49] Mao Zedong finally came to power in Yan'an.
[02:51] Made great contributions.
[02:53] After Lin Biao finished his private school.
[02:54] I continued my studies at the school opened by my two cousins in my hometown.
[02:58] Deeply affected.
[03:00] Later, he was recommended by his cousin to another CCP veteran.
[03:02] Went to study at Wuchang Gongjin Middle School founded by Dong Biwu.
[03:07] At school.
[03:07] He joined the Communist Youth League.
[03:09] On the road to revolution.
[03:11] In 1924, Sun Yat-sen launched the Northern Expedition.
[03:14] Jointly with the Soviet Union, the Whampoa Military Academy was established in Guangzhou.
[03:17] Lin Biao, who was only 17 years old, was encouraged by his cousin Lin Yunan.
[03:22] Despite his father's objection.
[03:23] Enrolled in the Whampoa Military Academy.
[03:25] From then on, he embarked on the path of a professional soldier.
[03:28] Before entering the military academy.
[03:30] Lin Biao was already a formal member of the CCP.
[03:33] He is also one of the few openly identified Communist Party members in the military academy.
[03:37] His instructor was another CCP veteran, Nie Rongzhen.
[03:41] December 1926.
[03:43] After Lin Biao graduated from the fourth infantry class of the Whampoa Military Academy.
[03:47] He was assigned to the Ye Ting Independent Regiment as a platoon leader.
[03:50] At the age of 19.
[03:52] But it is said that heroes are made by the times.
[03:54] Young Lin Biao.
[03:55] Soon he showed his extraordinary military talent in the Northern Expedition.
[04:00] The troops he led were well-trained.
[04:02] Strong fighting power.
[04:03] One year later, he was promoted to company commander.
[04:06] April 1927.
[04:08] Chiang Kai-shek breaks with the CCP and begins purge.
[04:11] Lin Biao chose to continue to follow the CCP.
[04:13] On August 1 of that year,
[04:15] Participated in the Nanchang Uprising launched by Zhu De and Chen Yi in Nanchang.
[04:19] Although it failed in the end,
[04:21] But the troops led by Lin Biao
[04:22] Still the best.
[04:24] So he was soon promoted to battalion commander by Zhu De.
[04:28] April 1928.
[04:29] Lin Biao followed Zhu De and Chen Yi to retreat to Jinggangshan.
[04:32] Joining Lao Mao.
[04:33] Became the core general of the Red Fourth Army.
[04:36] This also marked the beginning of a half-century love-hate relationship between him and Mao.
[04:45] The First Years in Jinggangshan.
[04:46] Facing the Kuomintang's encirclement and suppression.
[04:48] Lin Biao used his military talent and paid great attention to strategy.
[04:51] Often win more with less.
[04:53] The guerrilla warfare strategy that the CCP relied on to prosper.
[04:56] Many of them were invented by him.
[04:58] Although he is young, he is very strict in leading his troops.
[05:01] In his words,
[05:02] With a heart of a bodhisattva, with thunderbolt means.
[05:05] For example, in 1929.
[05:06] He had several servants who took some of the civilians' belongings.
[05:09] After Lin Biao found out, he called him over and asked him a few questions.
[05:12] They pulled out their guns and shot them to death on the spot.
[05:14] It is precisely because of his strict military discipline and emphasis on strategy.
[05:18] So the Red Army's performance is very outstanding.
[05:21] In 1930, Lin Biao, who was only 23 years old.
[05:24] He was appointed as the commander of the Red Fourth Army.
[05:26] Stand alone.
[05:28] Together with Peng Dehuai and Huang Gonglue, they are known as the Three Heroes of the Red Army.
[05:32] Able to stand out from a crowd of talents.
[05:34] Of course, his Huangpu background was a factor.
[05:37] But most importantly.
[05:38] I'm afraid it was Mao Zedong who spared no effort to cultivate and promote him.
[05:43] Mao as a localist in the CCP.
[05:45] When I went to Jinggang Mountain.
[05:47] Although he is the General Secretary of the Front Committee.
[05:49] But he had neither the support of the Communist International.
[05:51] No military support.
[05:53] A lonely person.
[05:54] Unstable footing.
[05:56] There is an urgent need to cultivate our own people both within the Party and within the army.
[06:00] Lin Biao was the first direct descendant that Mao valued and cultivated.
[06:07] Why did Mao Zedong fall in love with Lin Biao?
[06:10] Before going to Jinggang Mountain
[06:11] Lin Biao's qualifications were very shallow
[06:13] He has nothing to do with the French-educated group or the Soviet-educated group.
[06:16] The background is very simple
[06:17] But his ability is outstanding
[06:19] Like Zhu De, Chen Yi, Wang Erzhuo and others
[06:21] Compared to the famous people
[06:23] It's really a good seedling to cultivate.
[06:26] But Lin Biao looked down on Mao at that time.
[06:30] Lin Biao started from Huangpu
[06:31] Young and successful
[06:33] Good luck all the way
[06:34] Moreover, he is inexperienced and arrogant.
[06:37] He promoted and wooed Mao with good intentions
[06:40] Not a cold at all
[06:41] He often did things that made Mao very embarrassed.
[06:44] For example, he doesn't like staying in Jinggangshan
[06:47] I hope to open up a base for myself.
[06:50] So he wrote to the central government many times
[06:52] Request to leave Jinggangshan to fight guerrilla warfare
[06:55] This made Mao furious: What do you know, kid?
[06:59] Mao Zedong boasted all his life about the Long March.
[07:01] The Battle of Crossing the Chishui River Four Times
[07:03] Lin Biao also did not rate him highly
[07:05] He believed that Mao was a complete layman commanding professionals.
[07:08] Take Gongbei Road
[07:09] It means taking a detour.
[07:12] This will definitely drag down the troops.
[07:15] So when I was resting in Sichuan
[07:17] He wrote to the Central
[07:19] Openly demanding that Mao Zedong be deprived of his command.
[07:22] That's what he said.
[07:23] Mao, Zhu, and Zhou accompanied the army to preside over major events.
[07:26] Invite Peng Dehuai to be the commander-in-chief of the front line.
[07:28] Move north quickly to join the Fourth Front Army.
[07:32] Not only that.
[07:33] After Lin Biao arrived in northern Shaanxi during the Long March.
[07:35] I don't want to be idle under Mao's wing.
[07:38] I want to go to southern Shaanxi to fight guerrilla warfare.
[07:40] For this reason, he disobeyed orders many times.
[07:43] Lao Mao was also very angry.
[07:44] Criticism of Lin Biao.
[07:46] The First Red Army is not your Lin Biao's private army.
[07:49] And a cruel heart.
[07:50] Lin Biao was stripped of his military power.
[07:52] He was transferred to the newly established Red Army University as president.
[07:56] In fact.
[07:57] Even though this time.
[07:57] Lin Biao and Mao often clashed.
[07:59] But Lao Mao is in his ascendant.
[08:02] Plus his understanding of Lin Biao's character.
[08:04] It did not change Lin Biao's position as his first direct descendant in his mind.
[08:08] For example, the position of president of the Red Army University.
[08:11] In fact, he was learning from Sun Yat-sen.
[08:13] Appointed Chiang Kai-shek as the principal of the Whampoa Military Academy.
[08:16] This student of the Red Army University.
[08:18] After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the worst performer was at least a lieutenant general.
[08:23] Lin Biao as Principal.
[08:25] He has extraordinary resources.
[08:27] Every general has to call him principal when he sees him.
[08:31] Of course, the reason why Mao Zedong spoke so seriously about Lin Biao.
[08:34] There is another more important reason.
[08:36] This is Lin Yuying, Lin Biao's cousin whom I mentioned earlier.
[08:40] His alias is Zhang Hao.
[08:42] In 1935, Lin Yuying, as a representative of the Communist International.
[08:45] Back from the Soviet Union.
[08:47] Cooperating well with Mao Zedong.
[08:49] He falsely conveyed the Communist International's edict.
[08:51] Mao finally overcame Zhang Guotao's split crisis.
[08:54] Establishing the core leadership position of the CPC.
[08:56] Played a pivotal role.
[08:59] When Lin Yuying died of illness.
[09:01] Mao personally carried the coffin for him.
[09:04] In the early days of the War of Resistance Against Japan, the Eighth Route Army was arranged by the National Government.
[09:07] There are only three divisions.
[09:10] The Lin brothers accounted for two.
[09:12] Lin Biao became the commander of the 115th Division.
[09:14] Lin Yuying served as the political commissar of the 129th Division.
[09:17] You can see it from this.
[09:18] The importance of the two Lin brothers to Mao.
[09:20] After the Marco Polo Bridge Incident.
[09:21] Mao immediately released the tiger Lin Biao back into the mountains.
[09:25] Lin Biao's 115th Division then made achievements at Pingxingguan.
[09:28] The prestige of the Communist army.
[09:30] But Lin Biao's joy turned into sorrow.
[09:32] At least when he passed by Yan Xishan's defense zone.
[09:34] Mistaken for a Japanese officer by a Nationalist soldier.
[09:38] A bullet pierced the ribs.
[09:39] Injured the spine.
[09:41] From then on, he suffered from a disease that troubled him for the rest of his life.
[09:43] Autonomic dysfunction.
[09:46] Regarding Lin Biao's injury.
[09:47] Lao Mao is very nervous.
[09:49] In order to prevent his own descendants from taking any more risks.
[09:52] Mao simply sent Lin Biao to the Soviet Union.
[09:54] I've been gone for 5 years.
[09:56] Until Yan'an Zhenfeng came back.
[09:58] During the Soviet Union.
[09:59] Lin Biao during his treatment.
[10:01] Because of drug overdose.
[10:03] Damage to his nerve function.
[10:05] So his condition not only did not improve.
[10:07] Instead, it worsened.
[10:09] Formed a fear of water, wind, colds, and diarrhea.
[10:12] Easy to sweat and a series of sequelae.
[10:14] These symptoms had a great impact on Lin Biao's life.
[10:19] Mao Zedong during the eight-year war of resistance.
[10:20] Shouting slogans in public, training elite troops in secret.
[10:23] When Chiang Kai-shek paid a heavy price for victory.
[10:26] The Communist Party already has hundreds of thousands of troops.
[10:28] The tail is too big to fall off.
[10:30] But at this time.
[10:31] Lao Mao does not yet have the strength to challenge the enemy comprehensively.
[10:33] Who can grab the big piece of fat meat of the three northeastern provinces left by the Japanese?
[10:37] This is the key to determining the rise and fall of the power of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party.
[10:41] So once Japan surrendered.
[10:42] October 1945.
[10:44] Mao quickly mobilized the elites of the entire party.
[10:46] With the help of the Soviets, who sent people, guns and territory.
[10:50] Let Lin Biao gather a team of more than 100,000 people.
[10:52] Running into the Northeast.
[10:55] Lin Biao enters Northeast China.
[10:56] Just like Han Xin pacified Qi.
[10:59] The overall situation depends on the partial division.
[11:02] He had been in the Northeast for less than three years.
[11:04] This forced the National Army to change its chief commander three times.
[11:07] By getting rid of the old and bringing in the new, recruiting surrenders and rebellions.
[11:10] The Northeast Army under his command is like magic.
[11:12] It expanded to more than 1 million.
[11:14] In terms of equipment and combat effectiveness, it is already unmatched.
[11:18] Becoming the capital for the Communist Army to sweep across the world.
[11:21] November 1948.
[11:22] Lin Biao launches the Liaoshen Campaign.
[11:24] Completely annihilate the Nationalist forces outside the Great Wall.
[11:27] From then on, the situation of the civil war between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party began to reverse.
[11:30] March 1949.
[11:32] Lin Biao led a million-strong army renamed the Fourth Field Army.
[11:35] Marching south.
[11:37] All the way to the wind, unstoppable.
[11:40] Fight all the way to Hainan Island.
[11:42] At that time, Lin Biao was in charge of six restricted areas.
[11:44] Commanding an army of over 1.5 million.
[11:47] Sweeping the universe and shocking the world.
[11:49] On the military merits, there is no general in the Communist army who can surpass him.
[11:53] But maybe Lin Biao didn't expect it either.
[11:56] This was the end of his brilliant military career.
[12:03] As the saying goes, when the birds are gone, the good bows are hidden.
[12:06] When the rabbit dies, the dog is cooked.
[12:07] This is a play that will always be there at the beginning of every feudal dynasty.
[12:11] Mao, who read history every day, was also very familiar with it.
[12:14] So he started from the founding of the country.
[12:16] Started to learn from Emperor Taizu of Song.
[12:19] Releasing Military Power with a Cup of Wine.
[12:21] 1952.
[12:22] Mao transferred the secretaries of the major military regions to the central government.
[12:24] The districts were subsequently abolished.
[12:27] This strengthens central authority.
[12:30] The Fourth Field Army under Lin Biao was the most ferocious.
[12:33] The most people.
[12:34] Of course there is no escape.
[12:36] Mao Zedong, as Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission.
[12:38] Apparent rise but hidden fall.
[12:40] Lin Biao was stripped of his actual military power.
[12:42] The outbreak of the Korean War.
[12:43] Peng Dehuai led his troops into North Korea.
[12:45] Lin Biao's military status further declined.
[12:48] In the subsequent official propaganda.
[12:50] In order to match Lin Biao's treasonous image.
[12:53] He escaped the Korean War.
[12:56] One of the evidences of cowardice.
[12:58] This is totally fabricated.
[13:01] Lin Biao was against the Korean War from the beginning.
[13:04] But he is not afraid of war.
[13:07] Lin Biao was a general with a keen vision and rich experience.
[13:11] He was concerned that Stalin wanted to use China as cannon fodder.
[13:13] Mao was eager to become the leader of the international communist movement.
[13:17] See very clearly.
[13:19] At the Military Commission Standing Committee meeting held on October 6, 1950, Lin Biao said implicitly.
[13:25] To save millions of North Koreans and destroying China, a country with a population of 500 million, is a bit uneconomical.
[13:32] The defeat of the Kuomintang army is certain.
[13:35] But it is hard to say whether we can defeat the US military.
[13:38] Compared with Mao's unrealistic ambitions, Lin Biao's words should be said to be very self-aware.
[13:45] The course and outcome of the Korean War, this also fully illustrates this point.
[13:49] But at that time, Mao had already made up his mind to fight.
[13:53] Seeing this situation is difficult to reverse, Lin Biao proposed again.
[13:56] Even if we want to send troops, we should do so without fighting.
[13:59] Stationed troops in the north of Korea, see how the situation develops.
[14:03] Don't fight if you can avoid it.
[14:05] Although these suggestions later proved to be the best, not adopted by Lao Mao.
[14:10] But as a professional soldier, Lin Biao, still fully prepared for the Korean War.
[14:12] Troops that entered North Korea first.
[14:18] They are all members of the Fourth Field Army.
[14:20] Plus Lin Biao's own glorious war history in Northeast China.
[14:23] Regarding the selection of commanders.
[14:24] In the eyes of outsiders.
[14:26] There is no one else who is suitable except Lin Biao.
[14:29] Lin Biao himself also thought so.
[14:31] He first transferred the 38th and 39th Armies of the 13th Corps in Henan.
[14:35] As well as the 40th Army which had just completed the Hainan campaign in Guangdong.
[14:39] Rushing to the Northeast at night.
[14:40] and the 42nd Army already in the Northeast.
[14:42] Formed the first echelon to enter North Korea.
[14:45] Then he didn't get Mao's permission.
[14:47] Remove your own direct lineage in the form of verbal orders.
[14:51] Deng Hua and Hong Xuezhi set out.
[14:53] You can tell from these actions.
[14:55] Although Lin Biao opposed the Korean War.
[14:57] But he himself was actually ready to lead the army into the court.
[15:00] The troops about to enter North Korea.
[15:02] Lin Biao was always regarded as the actual person in charge.
[15:04] Ask him for instructions and report work.
[15:07] But the so-called God's power is unpredictable.
[15:09] Lin Biao's actions.
[15:11] This happened to be a taboo for Mao Zedong, who had firmly established his rule over the country.
[15:15] I haven't given the order yet.
[15:17] The army obeys the generals directly.
[15:19] How can His Majesty's position be secure?
[15:22] Mao, who was eager to give up his military power over a cup of wine,
[15:24] Extremely alert
[15:26] If he had any intention of sending Lin Biao to the battlefield
[15:29] After coming here, it is absolutely impossible
[15:32] Mao was determined to take down Lin Biao
[15:34] He urgently recruited Peng Dehuai, who had been sent to the Northwest to carry out construction, to replace him.
[15:39] This is what Mao said at the meeting of the Military Commission
[15:42] I had a talk with Lin Biao a few days ago
[15:44] But Lin Biao said that he suffered from insomnia every night
[15:47] Weak and sickly
[15:49] Afraid of wind, light, and sound
[15:51] He has these three fears
[15:53] How can you lead troops to fight?
[15:55] He asked to go to the Soviet Union for treatment
[15:57] I agree
[15:59] Lin Biao could only smile bitterly when he heard this.
[16:02] He later wrote this in his diary:
[16:05] Mao often fabricates your point of view
[16:08] Let me refute this view.
[16:10] Of course he followed Mao for decades
[16:13] The reason why Lao Mao said this
[16:14] He is very clear about the hidden meaning
[16:17] So Lin Biao took advantage of the situation and backed off.
[16:20] Just quit the war due to illness.
[16:23] Lin Biao, who dared to speak out.
[16:25] Gone from now on.
[16:26] Became a taciturn Lin Biao.
[16:29] From then on, he kept a low profile until the Lushan Conference.
[16:33] What about Lao Mao himself?
[16:33] I have always been aware of this matter.
[16:36] So he not only did not blame him for Lin Biao's resignation due to illness,
[16:41] On the contrary, it was because Lin Biao understood the emperor's intention and cooperated well.
[16:45] His favor grew stronger day by day.
[16:47] In 1954, Lin Biao resumed his real job.
[16:50] Served as the Second Vice Premier of the State Council.
[16:53] In 1955, Ren Bishi and Gao Gang were replaced.
[16:56] Joined the Politburo with Deng Xiaoping.
[16:59] After the founding of the People's Republic of China,
[17:00] Gao Gang, Lin Biao's former bodyguard.
[17:02] He lost the power struggle with Liu Shaoqi and Zhou Enlai and was forced to commit suicide.
[17:05] This incident deeply stimulated Lin Biao.
[17:08] Lin Biao also deeply realized.
[17:09] How cruel is the struggle within the party?
[17:12] As for Lao Mao's turning his hand,
[17:13] The power of turning the hand to make rain further surrenders.
[17:16] Witnessing Mao's single-handed resistance against the entire Party on Mount Lu.
[17:20] After the cruel reality that the entire party knelt down.
[17:23] Lin Biao became more submissive to protect himself.
[17:26] He once meant something to Peng Dehuai who was firing cannons on Mount Lu.
[17:31] In China, only Chairman Mao is a great hero.
[17:34] Very far away from me.
[17:36] Don't think about this.
[17:37] I have a sense of decadence but no ambition.
[17:41] His words seemed to be an insult to Peng Dehuai.
[17:44] But in reality, a brilliant account of the brutal struggle within the Party.
[17:49] But it's undeniable.
[17:51] Lin Biao's Aid to the Evil.
[17:53] He was an important driving force behind Mao's launching of the Cultural Revolution.
[17:57] Because of the Lushan Conference.
[17:58] When Mao was under pressure from criticism from both inside and outside the party.
[18:01] It was Lin Biao's speech that turned the tide at the conference.
[18:06] Lin Biao said at the conference: Facts have proved that our current difficulties, to some extent in some ways, it is precisely because we did not follow Chairman Mao’s instructions.
[18:15] Chairman Mao's Thoughts.
[18:17] If you listen to Chairman Mao, experience Chairman Mao’s spirit, you will take fewer detours.
[18:23] Today's difficulties will be much smaller.
[18:26] He said so as a big shot.
[18:28] What about the other people in the military faction?
[18:29] Also immediately changed direction.
[18:31] This resolved Lao Mao's crisis.
[18:35] Frankly speaking,
[18:36] Mao wanted to overthrow Liu Shaoqi.
[18:38] It wasn't easy at first.
[18:40] After Liu Shaoqi started his career in Yan'an,
[18:42] The top brass in the party have been operating for many years.
[18:45] A school of its own.
[18:46] We need to uproot this big tree that carries the title of President of the country.
[18:50] The difficulty is actually quite small.
[18:52] If Zhou Enlai had not been in the party, this matter would have
[18:54] There is no Lin Biao in the army.
[18:56] That's bound to be impossible.
[18:58] So before Mao launched the Cultural Revolution,
[19:00] The main targets of the campaign were Zhou Enlai and Lin Biao.
[19:04] Lin Biao also understood this.
[19:06] Standing firmly on the side of Lao Mao.
[19:08] 1964.
[19:09] Lin Biao made a big announcement in the army to highlight the political.
[19:12] Four firsts, etc.
[19:14] It is to promote Mao's thoughts.
[19:15] Spare no effort to establish Mao's authority.
[19:18] Made a political statement through practical actions.
[19:21] So I can say for sure.
[19:23] Lin Biao in the process of bringing down Liu Shaoqi,
[19:26] It is undoubtedly a step to add insult to injury.
[19:28] The role of fueling the flames.
[19:30] But he's not the protagonist.
[19:32] The highest decision-making power at that time was in the hands of Mao Zedong.
[19:35] The power to do specific things lies with Duke Zhou.
[19:38] Lin Biao's role was like a yes-man.
[19:41] Shouting some dry slogans every day that are worth ten thousand words.
[19:45] But in stark contrast to the public agreement.
[19:49] Lin Biao privately expressed his disapproval of Mao's persecution of people.
[19:52] He does not agree.
[19:54] Even very disgusted.
[19:55] For example, Mao launched the Cultural Revolution.
[19:56] After that, Lin Biao was the first.
[19:58] He wrote this in his diary.
[20:01] Old Mao's plan to go out.
[20:03] Liu Shaoqi chaired the Central Committee meeting.
[20:06] Liu eliminated Peng, Luo, Lu and Yang as the first step.
[20:09] Re-approval of Mao's Political Struggle Program.
[20:12] Eliminate Liu, Zhou, and Deng.
[20:14] This is Mao's conspiracy.
[20:16] Mao wanted to launch an offensive from the perspective of public opinion and organization.
[20:19] They want to punish people and bring them down.
[20:22] Everyone, listen.
[20:24] Lin Biao is indeed a good student of Mao.
[20:26] He saw through every one of Mao's plans in advance.
[20:31] The result was exactly as he expected.
[20:33] He even did it to his own daughter Lin Doudou.
[20:35] Said so.
[20:36] Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping are good comrades.
[20:38] There is no reason to remove Liu.
[20:41] August 1967.
[20:42] At the height of the Red Guards' campaign to overthrow Liu Shaoqi.
[20:47] Lin Biao was very disgusted.
[20:48] He said casually.
[20:49] Liu Shaoqi is still the vice chairman of the Party Central Committee.
[20:52] To oppose Liu Shaoqi is actually to oppose the Party.
[20:56] These remarks show.
[20:58] Both are Mao's lackeys.
[21:00] Lin Biao, Jiang Qing, Luo Ruiqing and others during the Cultural Revolution.
[21:03] There is still a little difference in personality.
[21:05] Lin Biao was just pretending to be compliant and perfunctory.
[21:09] Jiang Qing, Luo Ruiqing and others.
[21:10] He is dead set.
[21:12] Put the opponent to death as soon as possible.
[21:18] What happened after Liu Shaoqi died in Kaifeng?
[21:20] Mao rewards people based on their merits.
[21:21] Lin Biao's rapid rise to power.
[21:24] He became the second-in-command of the final transaction.
[21:29] Reached the peak of life.
[21:31] Lin Biao's Peak.
[21:33] His tragedy also kicked off.
[21:36] After completely destroying Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping.
[21:38] Mao wanted to kick out the Politburo that was in the way.
[21:41] and the bureaucratic system.
[21:42] Use the Central Cultural Revolution Group to seize the leadership of the Party and the country.
[21:47] Chen Boda is the leader of this group.
[21:49] Jiang Qing was hiding behind the scenes giving orders.
[21:52] The first deputy leader.
[21:54] Since all the specific powers were in the hands of Jiang Qing.
[21:57] So Lin Biao was actually completely sidelined.
[22:00] He was.
[22:02] Only the right to read.
[22:05] Mr. Gao Wenqian said in his book "Zhou Enlai in His Later Years".
[22:08] In fact, many of Mao Zedong’s important decisions during the Cultural Revolution.
[22:12] Lin Biao was kept in the dark.
[22:14] I only said hello afterwards.
[22:16] So Lin Biao didn't quite understand Mao's intentions.
[22:20] I don't know how the Cultural Revolution movement will work.
[22:22] Seeing leaders at all levels fall like a revolving lantern.
[22:25] As the deputy commander-in-chief, Lin Biao.
[22:27] But I am at a loss about the future of sports.
[22:30] The situation is really embarrassing.
[22:32] Of course.
[22:33] Why Lin Biao became a bystander of the Cultural Revolution?
[22:35] This conflicts with his own.
[22:37] It has something to do with intentional avoidance.
[22:39] Lin Biao said this in his diary.
[22:42] What are the great figures of our time?
[22:44] The representative of the No. 1 interest group and the yes-man.
[22:47] Whoever does not tell lies will fall.
[22:50] Nothing can be accomplished without telling lies.
[22:53] What was Mao's plan for Lin Biao?
[22:55] I know it well.
[22:56] In 1966, he allowed Lin Biao to return to power and replace Liu Shaoqi.
[23:00] But Lin Biao made excuses.
[23:02] I want to continue hiding behind the scenes.
[23:04] As a result, Lao Mao was furious.
[23:05] Rebuke Lin Biao to his face.
[23:07] It's a lie that you don't want to get involved in sports.
[23:10] You want to be Emperor Ming Shizong?
[23:13] This Ming Shizong is also Emperor Jiajing.
[23:15] The Jiajing who hid in the harem all day and ignored state affairs.
[23:18] It can be said that Mao and Lin Biao are two different people.
[23:21] They are indeed good mentors and apprentices.
[23:22] They know each other very well.
[23:23] No one can hide this cunning mind from anyone.
[23:27] But Lin Biao didn't always give in.
[23:29] He also has his bottom line.
[23:31] For example, in terms of control over the military.
[23:34] Lin Biao served as Vice Chairman of the Military Commission and Minister of National Defense.
[23:37] Except for Lao Mao.
[23:38] The de facto supreme leader of the People's Liberation Army.
[23:40] On the internal affairs of the military.
[23:42] Lin Biao refused to give up an inch of territory.
[23:44] Jiang Qing and her position as deputy head of the Central Cultural Revolution Group.
[23:48] Not only did he actually hold the power to steer the Cultural Revolution.
[23:52] Under Mao's instruction.
[23:53] Speed up.
[23:55] The military system controlled by Lin Biao was taken as the main target of infiltration.
[23:59] Want to have direct control over the army.
[24:01] Jiang Qing had repeatedly and bluntly asked Lin Biao.
[24:05] Asked Lin Biao to arrange a military post for him.
[24:08] But all of them were rejected by Lin Biao.
[24:12] The reason why Lin Biao dared to be so tough on Jiang Qing.
[24:15] It's not that I don't know the powerful relationship behind it.
[24:17] It was Lin Biao who had been baptized by years of political struggle.
[24:21] Deeply understand.
[24:22] Without strength, there is no right to speak.
[24:26] For example, Chen Boda.
[24:27] He followed Mao since Yan'an.
[24:29] 33 years in total.
[24:31] The last three years.
[24:33] Because of slightly different political views.
[24:35] Abandoned by Lao Mao.
[24:36] Mao even insulted Chen Boda by saying: We have worked together for more than 30 years.
[24:40] We have never cooperated on some major issues.
[24:45] Tian Jiaying was even worse.
[24:46] He is Lao Mao's top secretary.
[24:48] Served Mao for nearly 20 years.
[24:50] Just because Mao was obsessed with power.
[24:53] A few words of honesty.
[24:55] He committed suicide for no apparent reason.
[24:58] He is so mean and unkind to the people around him.
[25:02] What about other people?
[25:04] Lin Biao knew it well.
[25:05] He can save his life in troubled times.
[25:08] It's not really about how good he is at flattering people.
[25:11] It is that Lin Biao has deep roots in the barrel of the gun.
[25:14] More than half of the senior generals.
[25:16] They are all his subordinates.
[25:17] Possessing irreplaceable appeal.
[25:20] A real military powerhouse.
[25:24] If the Cultural Revolution group infiltrates the army again.
[25:27] Then Lin Biao.
[25:28] Basically, they have lost their political bargaining chips.
[25:32] Can only become the second Liu Shaoqi.
[25:34] Even Gao Gang.
[25:36] Therefore, although Lin Biao repeatedly sang praises for the Cultural Revolution, but within the military, he did not allow the Cultural Revolution.
[25:44] He personally formulated the eight articles of the Military Commission.
[25:46] It is to prevent the army from intervening or taking sides in the Cultural Revolution.
[25:50] Mao was naturally very dissatisfied with this person.
[25:52] Later, Mao himself came up with the Ten Articles of the Military Commission.
[25:55] As a revision of Lin Biao's eight articles of the Military Commission, this was used to criticize Lin Biao.
[26:01] Lin Biao and General Mao had a fundamental disagreement on this issue.
[26:04] To put it bluntly, it is a struggle for military power.
[26:09] Lin Biao had long seen through Mao's tricks to seize power and check and balance.
[26:13] That's why they resisted desperately.
[26:15] As this contradiction deepens and becomes more public, Lin Biao and Mao are getting closer to showing their cards.
[26:27] Vice Chairman Lin's Order No. 1 in 1969.
[26:31] This marks the end of the decades-long political mentor-disciple relationship between Mao and Lin Biao.
[26:36] The tomb that kicked off the showdown between the commander-in-chief and the deputy commander-in-chief.
[26:39] After the Zhenbao Island incident in early 1969, Sino-Soviet relations were very tense.
[26:43] The situation is tense and almost on the verge of war.
[26:46] To prevent accidents, October of that year, the Politburo of the Communist Party of China decided all leaders of the Party and the country must be evacuated urgently.
[26:55] Lin Biao was worried the Soviets might launch a surprise attack.
[26:58] So he urgently instructed the troops stationed in Beijing, "We must strengthen our war preparedness to prevent a surprise attack from the Soviet Union."
[27:05] An officer on duty at the General Staff Headquarters at the time, Yan Zhongchuan, when he conveyed Lin Biao's instructions to the troops, wanted to flatter.
[27:12] He arbitrarily combined several of Lin Biao's orders.
[27:15] Call it Vice Chairman Lin's Order No. 1.
[27:20] When Lao Mao saw this, he was very angry.
[27:22] Only the Chairman's orders, how many orders can be used?
[27:26] How can you, the vice chairman, overstep your authority?
[27:29] Although Mao did not make it clear at the time, but the suspicion of Lin Biao began to grow from then on.
[27:35] Another important reason, Lin Biao's son Lin Liguo, after he joined the army under Lin Biao's arrangement.
[27:41] I've only been in the army for two years.
[27:42] At a young age, he rose to prominence like a rocket.
[27:45] Deputy Chief of Air Force Operations
[27:48] As the popular prince
[27:50] There are bound to be people who flatter him.
[27:53] Lin Biao's top henchman, Air Force Commander Wu Faxian
[27:56] Even boasting about Lin Liguo
[27:59] Attitude towards Comrade Li Guo
[28:00] It is consistent with the attitude towards Chairman Mao.
[28:04] July 31, 1970.
[28:06] Lin Liguo at the Air Force Conference
[28:07] Made a report on studying Chairman Mao's works.
[28:10] After that, Wu Faxian immediately started boasting.
[28:13] Comrade Liguo is an all-round, outstanding and talented person.
[28:17] He is the best leader of the masses and an outstanding politician.
[28:20] Excellent military strategist and brilliant thinker.
[28:24] A genius theorist and an outstanding scientist.
[28:27] A beacon in the dark night, a giant star in the universe.
[28:29] The Red Sun of the 1970s, the third generation successor.
[28:33] Listen to this bunch of flattery.
[28:36] This is a big taboo of Mao.
[28:38] There is no two suns in the sky, and no two rulers in a country.
[28:41] Mao himself killed the prince in North Korea.
[28:43] This is why they had no choice but to choose Lin Biao.
[28:45] Now your son, Lin Biao, is being touted as a genius.
[28:48] The third generation successor
[28:50] My old man is not dead yet.
[28:51] This world will belong to your Lin family.
[28:54] This is too much
[28:55] He privately said the following to Jiang Qing, Kang Sheng and Zhang Chunqiao
[28:59] I'm not dead yet
[29:00] Comrade Lin Biao is in poor health.
[29:01] I can't wait to prepare my successor.
[29:05] In order to check and balance Lin Biao
[29:06] Mao then accelerated the promotion of new elites during the Cultural Revolution.
[29:10] Before promoting Zhang Chunqiao
[29:11] That was the end of April 1970.
[29:14] Mao personally took Zhang Chunqiao to Suzhou.
[29:17] Visiting Lin Biao who was recuperating in Suzhou.
[29:20] Mao asked Lin Biao directly in person.
[29:22] I'm old.
[29:23] Your health is not good either.
[29:24] Who are you going to hand over the class to in the future?
[29:27] Seeing Lin Biao, he kept silent.
[29:28] Mao asked again: What do you think of Xiao Zhang?
[29:32] Xiao Zhang is Zhang Chunqiao.
[29:34] When Lin Biao heard this,
[29:35] I thought Mao was planning to have Zhang Chunqiao replace him.
[29:39] So he remained silent for a long time without making any comment.
[29:42] This made Lao Mao even more suspicious.
[29:45] Lao Mao thought Lin Biao was intentionally cultivating Lin Liguo to take over.
[29:49] The Second Lushan Conference in August 1970.
[29:52] This became the fuse for Mao and Lin Biao to part ways.
[29:56] There are two reasons for this.
[29:58] One is the debate about genius theory.
[30:00] The second one is about the establishment of the President of the country.
[30:04] I'll start with the first one.
[30:05] When drafting the conference report.
[30:07] Zhang Chunqiao as the person in charge.
[30:09] He actually figured out Mao's intentions.
[30:12] So according to Mao's intention.
[30:13] Deleted from report.
[30:15] Chairman Mao’s genius inherited and developed Marxism-Leninism.
[30:19] Don't talk about genius anymore.
[30:22] In fact, it was because Lin Liguo was touted as a genius.
[30:24] If Mao Zedong used the word genius again.
[30:28] Isn't that the same as Lin Biao's son?
[30:30] This can't be said explicitly.
[30:32] So Zhang Chunqiao put forward a statement.
[30:34] The reason why I deleted the word genius.
[30:36] Because Khrushchev also used this word.
[30:39] You, Khrushchev, represent Soviet revisionism!
[30:42] Of course we can't use it anymore.
[30:44] But these big guys who attended the meeting
[30:46] I don't understand this complex background.
[30:48] I don't know Zhang Chunqiao's little plan.
[30:51] Many veterans who had long been dissatisfied with the Cultural Revolution group
[30:54] I think I have caught the handle.
[30:56] The crowd attacked Zhang Chunqiao.
[30:58] Lin Biao took the lead in bombarding.
[31:00] He said he did not respect Chairman Mao.
[31:02] Chen Yi, Wang Dongxing and others also echoed Lin Biao in a high-profile manner.
[31:05] But this Zhang Chunqiao is very smart.
[31:06] He is very cunning and secretive.
[31:08] He didn't say this was what Mao meant.
[31:10] Just let you attack.
[31:12] Then he secretly reported these opinions criticizing him to Mao Zedong.
[31:16] Mao was furious after seeing this.
[31:18] I think these people are just following Lin Biao and opposing me.
[31:21] Blame these elders.
[31:23] I'm afraid the world won't be in chaos.
[31:24] It is likely to blow up Mount Lushan and stop the rotation of the earth.
[31:28] A trivial adverb.
[31:30] It actually caused such a big political storm.
[31:33] The Strangeness of Our Party’s Politics.
[31:34] It's really amazing.
[31:37] Let me talk about the second controversy.
[31:39] Zhang Chunqiao's report.
[31:40] According to Lao Mao's opinion.
[31:41] It is suggested to abolish the position of President in the Constitution.
[31:45] This opinion.
[31:45] In fact, Mao has already said this on many occasions before.
[31:50] But many big guys don’t understand the mystery.
[31:53] Many people even think Mao is just pretending to be modest.
[31:56] Playing the trick of "persuading"
[31:59] So why didn't Mao want to establish a president?
[32:03] We all know it.
[32:04] In 1959, Mao Zedong used the excuse of considering national affairs as an excuse.
[32:07] Retreat to advance.
[32:08] Resigned as President.
[32:10] Liu Shaoqi was brought out.
[32:11] I am behind the scenes.
[32:14] After he killed Liu Shaoqi, there is no reason.
[32:16] There is no need to occupy this position anymore.
[32:19] Otherwise, the purpose of launching the Cultural Revolution in the eyes of outsiders became a dirty chairmanship dispute.
[32:24] Why did you overthrow Liu Shaoqi?
[32:26] Is it just to compete for his position as chairman?
[32:28] But Mao himself privately I don't want anyone else to repeat Liu Shaoqi's mistakes.
[32:33] There are two presidents in one country competing with him.
[32:37] So let's just not create this position.
[32:39] However, Lin Biao, who always obeyed Mao, rarely did he sing a duet with Mao Zedong.
[32:46] The reason why he did this is unknown.
[32:49] But judging from the situation at that time
[32:50] I personally think there are three levels of consideration.
[32:53] The first is Lin Biao as the successor.
[32:56] Although he is a member of the Politburo Standing Committee.
[32:58] But his actual position.
[33:00] Only the Vice Premier and Minister of Defense of the State Council.
[33:03] His ranking in government.
[33:05] Even ranked behind many members of the Politburo.
[33:08] The so-called name is not right, the words are not smooth.
[33:12] Second reason.
[33:13] The relationship between Mao and Lin Biao had already started to break down.
[33:16] Lin Biao at this time.
[33:17] If you don't occupy the advantageous position of the President of the country.
[33:20] Then, with Jiang Qing, who was rising rapidly, Zhang Chunqiao, Wang Hongwen, etc.
[33:24] Waiting for the subsequent power struggle.
[33:27] I'm afraid there won't be any benefit.
[33:28] Getting worse.
[33:30] The third reason.
[33:31] That's what I think.
[33:33] Lin Biao wanted to take this opportunity to test Mao's true intentions.
[33:37] If Mao really wanted him to take over.
[33:39] Then the position of the President of the country can be regarded as a weather vane.
[33:42] There is no room for ambiguity.
[33:45] Lin Biao's persistence.
[33:47] It also attracted the support of a lot of party leaders.
[33:50] They supported Lin Biao.
[33:51] In fact, it was not that I really wanted Lin Biao to be the president of the country.
[33:54] Instead, he took the opportunity to express his support for Mao Zedong.
[33:57] Continue to be the president of the country.
[33:59] But Lin Biao's appeal.
[34:01] This was beyond Lao Mao's expectation.
[34:04] As a result, he was severely criticized and fiercely counterattacked by Mao Zedong.
[34:08] Mao used his usual method of shocking the enemy with a show of force.
[34:11] First, they forced several generals around Lin Biao to.
[34:14] Wu Faxian, Ye Qun, Qiu Huizuo and others wrote self-criticisms.
[34:17] At the same time, it also hinted to Lin Biao that you should also write a self-criticism.
[34:21] This trick of Lao Mao.
[34:22] Just like when we were on Mount Lushan.
[34:24] Treat Peng Dehuai and Liu Shaoqi the same.
[34:26] Let me make you admit your mistake in black and white first.
[34:29] Then there are organizations to characterize.
[34:31] With your confession.
[34:32] You can criticize me any way you want.
[34:34] But since there are precedents such as Peng Dehuai and Liu Shaoqi.
[34:37] Of course a smart person like Lin Biao would not do that.
[34:40] So no matter how hard and soft Mao.
[34:42] He agreed to let his men write self-criticisms.
[34:44] But I refuse to review myself.
[34:47] I won't give you any handle.
[34:50] Mao didn't give Lin Biao any face for his tough attitude.
[34:53] Extremely annoyed.
[34:54] He took the generals under Lin Biao and his wife Ye Qun repeatedly criticized and denounced.
[34:59] This made Lin Biao even more disgusted.
[35:01] Abandoned the strategy of keeping a low profile that he had been pursuing for many years.
[35:05] Started to confront Lao Mao directly.
[35:08] On the evening of May 1, 1971.
[35:11] Labor Day Celebration.
[35:12] Mao Zedong and Lin Biao were both watching the mass performance on the top of Tiananmen Square.
[35:16] Lin Biao not only did not say a word to Mao.
[35:18] And he didn't care about Lao Mao's expression at all.
[35:21] I only stayed in the position for a few minutes.
[35:23] I just walked away.
[35:26] Lin Biao's move.
[35:27] How could a man like Lao Mao not take it seriously?
[35:30] Keep it in mind.
[35:32] This greatly intensified the conflict between the two people.
[35:35] In anger.
[35:36] On August 15, Mao began his southern tour.
[35:39] Along the way, he encountered many of the provincial governors along the way.
[35:42] Creating a public opinion atmosphere to prepare for the struggle against Lin Biao.
[35:46] In the conversation.
[35:47] Mao Zedong explores the history of the struggle between lines within the party.
[35:50] The differences at the Second Lushan Conference.
[35:53] Determined as the tenth line struggle within the party.
[35:57] And specify the name.
[35:58] He brought up Lin Biao and said that at the Lushan Conference.
[36:01] Someone is eager to become the president of the country.
[36:03] Want to split the party and rush to seize power.
[36:05] To protect Vice Chairman Lin.
[36:07] Don’t draw personal conclusions.
[36:08] But he certainly has some responsibility.
[36:12] Lao Mao's straightforward statement.
[36:14] It heralds the coming of a political storm.
[36:21] Mao's secret speech to local officials.
[36:24] Through various channels.
[36:25] Soon it reached Lin Biao's ears.
[36:27] At this time, Lin Biao was recuperating in Beidaihe.
[36:29] He realized that the breakup was coming.
[36:32] So he was very frustrated.
[36:34] He even told the people around him.
[36:35] I won't live long anyway.
[36:37] I'd rather die here.
[36:38] First, jail.
[36:40] The second is to accept death calmly.
[36:42] But his son Lin Liguo was very young.
[36:45] No political experience.
[36:46] In this severe situation.
[36:48] I can't hold my breath anymore.
[36:49] I messed up my situation.
[36:51] He took advantage of the fact that the Air Force was his family's direct military unit.
[36:54] In October 1970.
[36:56] Lin Liguo recruited a group of air force officers.
[36:59] Combined Fleet.
[37:01] A secret plan for an armed coup was formulated.
[37:05] 571 Project Minutes.
[37:08] Why is it called 571?
[37:09] It is the homophone of the number of armed uprising.
[37:13] Lin Liguo in this coup plan.
[37:15] The opening paragraph begins with a scathing criticism of Lao Mao.
[37:18] He is not a true Marxist-Leninist.
[37:20] But a person who follows the teachings of Confucius and Mencius.
[37:22] Borrowing the skin of Marxism-Leninism.
[37:24] The greatest feudal tyrant in Chinese history who followed the laws of Qin Shihuang.
[37:30] He used the feudal emperor's ruling tactics.
[37:32] Not only did it incite cadres to fight against cadres.
[37:35] Masses fighting masses.
[37:36] And instigating the army to fight the army.
[37:39] Party members fighting against each other.
[37:41] The biggest advocate of armed struggle in China.
[37:44] Overthrow the modern Qin Shi Huang.
[37:46] Overthrow the feudal dynasty under the banner of socialism.
[37:50] Lin Liguo also gave an in-depth evaluation of the Cultural Revolution.
[37:53] Young intellectuals went to the countryside.
[37:55] Equivalent to labor reform in disguise.
[37:57] The Red Guards were deceived and used as cannon fodder in the early days.
[38:01] Later, he was suppressed and became a scapegoat.
[38:04] The number of cadres in government agencies has been reduced.
[38:06] Going to the May 7th Cadre School is equivalent to unemployment in disguise.
[38:09] Wage freeze for workers, especially young workers.
[38:12] Equivalent to being exploited in disguise.
[38:14] These descriptions of the conditions of various social classes in China during the Cultural Revolution.
[38:17] Still very accurate.
[38:19] In this minutes.
[38:21] Lin Liguo also discussed the various stages of the armed coup.
[38:23] Detailed planning has been carried out.
[38:25] Among them, the means of assassinating Lao Mao.
[38:28] He designed eight.
[38:29] Including bombing trains and railway bridges.
[38:32] And using flamethrowers.
[38:34] Even directly using a pistol to assassinate, etc.
[38:37] But how to implement this plan?
[38:40] Who will carry out the.
[38:42] He didn't plan it out at all.
[38:45] Lin Biao was unaware of this plan.
[38:47] It was Lin Liguo who was using his father's banner.
[38:51] Made it in private.
[38:52] This really screwed my dad.
[38:54] But let's be frank.
[38:56] Lin Liguo, the dandy boy.
[38:58] He still has some knowledge.
[39:00] The entire 571 Project minutes had a great impact on the Cultural Revolution.
[39:02] The evaluation of Lao Mao is very accurate.
[39:05] But he didn't write an article about this political murder.
[39:09] Lin Liguo was a young man who had never led troops to fight in a war.
[39:15] His subordinates are also some literati.
[39:18] There is not even a Jing Ke.
[39:20] You want to assassinate the King of Qin just because of your wild imagination.
[39:23] How is this possible?
[39:24] In fact, in the tightly controlled social atmosphere of the Cultural Revolution.
[39:27] Any disturbance may be reported.
[39:30] Don't say Lin Liguo was inconsiderate.
[39:32] Even if he planned well.
[39:34] Project 571 is also doomed to fail.
[39:37] Even Lin Liguo didn't expect.
[39:39] His sister.
[39:41] Lin Biao's daughter Lin Liheng.
[39:43] Also called Lin Doudou.
[39:44] She had already rebelled.
[39:45] She revealed her brother's plan.
[39:48] Lin Biao's daughter.
[39:49] It's a weird thing to say.
[39:51] She entered Tsinghua University in 1962.
[39:53] Studying Electronic Engineering.
[39:54] Later, I transferred to Peking University to study Chinese.
[39:57] During the Cultural Revolution.
[39:58] Lin Liheng, who was only 23 years old.
[40:01] By his mother Ye Qun.
[40:02] Appointed as deputy editor-in-chief of Air Force Newspaper.
[40:07] Lin Liheng is completely different from her brother.
[40:09] Simpler mind.
[40:10] Princess disease.
[40:12] In the fanatical atmosphere of the Cultural Revolution.
[40:14] She also grew into a standard.
[40:17] The Red Guards who were obsessed with Mao.
[40:19] Because her mother often interferes with his love affairs.
[40:22] So she was very dissatisfied.
[40:23] Hatred for her mother.
[40:25] It's reached the point where I hate it to the core.
[40:27] She knows it though.
[40:29] Her father Lin Biao was being suppressed by Mao.
[40:31] But this naive girl thinks.
[40:33] All this is caused by her mother Ye Qun's love of the limelight.
[40:37] Chairman Mao must have had his reasons for doing so.
[40:40] It's just a warning to my father.
[40:43] So after she knew her brother's plan to stage a coup.
[40:46] Start to tell on others.
[40:48] He betrayed his family without mercy.
[40:52] Early September 1971.
[40:53] When Lin Liheng went to Jiangxi.
[40:55] He leaked the secret to the wife of Cheng Shiqing, the secretary of the Jiangxi Provincial Party Committee, who was hosting him.
[40:59] She said you better not associate with our family.
[41:02] Maybe you'll get beheaded.
[41:03] As a result, Cheng Shiqing reported this directly to Mao Zedong.
[41:07] This immediately aroused Lao Mao's high alert.
[41:10] So I changed my travel plans.
[41:14] Mao Zedong on his southern tour
[41:15] Multiple last-minute itinerary changes
[41:18] He also notified Zhou Enlai and Ye Jianying to closely monitor the situation.
[41:21] Because I can't figure out Lao Mao's specific itinerary
[41:23] Lin Liguo lost his composure.
[41:25] Frequent mobilization of troops
[41:27] Even ordered people to install directional blasting equipment everywhere.
[41:30] Ready to give it another try.
[41:32] He ordered Lu Min, the Minister of Air Force Operations,
[41:36] Planes were dispatched to bomb Mao who was resting in Shanghai.
[41:40] The plane hasn't taken off yet.
[41:41] He received the message.
[41:42] It is said that Lao Mao has left early again.
[41:45] I'm about to return to Beijing.
[41:47] The 572 project has reached this stage.
[41:49] It's a complete failure.
[41:51] Frightened, Lin Liguo could only discuss the matter with his mother.
[41:55] Flee by plane before the truth is revealed.
[41:59] At this result
[42:00] Princess Lin Liheng once again informed the General Office of the CPC Central Committee.
[42:04] On the evening of September 12.
[42:06] Lin Biao's whole family is recuperating in Beidaihe.
[42:08] After Lin Liheng learned that his brother and mother were planning to flee the next day,
[42:11] He quietly ran to the headquarters of the Central Guard Regiment in Beidaihe.
[42:16] He found Zhang Hong, the then deputy head of the group.
[42:18] My mother and my brother were planning to kidnap Lin Biao and escape.
[42:22] Zhang Hong was shocked when he heard this.
[42:24] Then he reported it to Zhou Enlai.
[42:26] Zhou Enlai immediately reported the news to Mao Zedong.
[42:29] That is to say,
[42:30] In fact, before Lin Biao fled,
[42:33] Mao and Zhou Enlai already knew his plan in advance.
[42:37] So here we go.
[42:38] You may find it strange.
[42:39] Now that everyone knows about Lin Biao's escape plan,
[42:42] Why did Lin Biao still board the plane and leave?
[42:45] What was Lin Biao thinking when he defected on 913?
[42:52] September 12, 1971.
[42:54] After Mao returned to Beijing from his southern tour,
[42:56] Lin Liguo knew that he had no chance to assassinate Mao again.
[42:59] And the things he did when he mobilized the troops along the way,
[43:02] Sooner or later, it will be revealed.
[43:03] So in order to avoid the long night dream,
[43:06] Lin Liguo discussed this with his mother Ye Qun.
[43:08] Just take Lin Biao and flee quickly.
[43:11] Why did Lin Biao agree to this?
[43:14] Judging from the confessions of several of Lin Biao's subordinates released by the Chinese Communist Party,
[43:18] Lin Biao not only did not know about the coup plan
[43:21] He didn't even know the plan to escape.
[43:23] And during the whole escape process
[43:25] Almost no statement
[43:27] Just let my wife and son make the decision for me.
[43:31] So here I will focus on Lin Biao's wife Ye Qun.
[43:34] When Lin Biao was receiving medical treatment in the Soviet Union
[43:36] He fell in love with Sun Weishi who was also in the Soviet Union
[43:40] That's right, it's Zhou Enlai's adopted daughter Sun Weishi
[43:43] In the end, she was rejected by Sun Weishi.
[43:46] Later, I was forced to
[43:47] After Lin Biao returned to Yan'an
[43:49] He married Ye Qun, a female student who came to Yan'an
[43:52] Ye Qun and Jiang Qing are two sisters who are equally matched.
[43:57] All have the same characteristics
[43:58] That is, great ambition but poor ability
[44:02] Especially in politics.
[44:03] They have no sensitivity or finesse.
[44:06] Making too many enemies, especially prone to being blackmailed
[44:09] For example
[44:10] Ye Qun had a bad relationship with the wife of Lu Dingyi, the Minister of the Central Propaganda Department.
[44:14] They have disliked each other since Yan'an.
[44:16] Lu Dingyi's wife is Yan Weibing.
[44:19] She often wrote anonymous complaints against Ye Qun.
[44:22] Said Ye Qun was the daughter of a Kuomintang general.
[44:25] Lifestyle problems.
[44:26] She's not a virgin anymore.
[44:29] Lin Biao was overwhelmed by this rumor.
[44:32] To prove my innocence.
[44:34] At the enlarged Politburo meeting on May 18, 1966.
[44:39] I wrote a note myself.
[44:41] My wife was a virgin before we got married.
[44:43] My son is my own.
[44:45] Request the Politburo to pass a resolution.
[44:48] Prove my family's innocence.
[44:50] The people who attended the Politburo meeting at that time.
[44:53] When everyone sees this note.
[44:54] All were so surprised that they were speechless.
[44:56] This is a rare and wonderful episode in human political history.
[45:01] After Ye Qun became Lin Biao's successor.
[45:04] A wife's status depends on her husband.
[45:05] Joined the Politburo with Jiang Qing.
[45:07] They are the only two wives who have made it to the top leadership.
[45:12] Ye Qun also served as the director of Lin Biao's office.
[45:15] He arranged all of Lin Biao's activities.
[45:18] I said it before.
[45:19] Lin Biao suffered serious sequelae from his gunshot wound.
[45:22] Afraid of wind, rain and light.
[45:24] In the later period, he even didn't want to see people.
[45:26] So most of the external communication.
[45:28] It was my wife Ye Qun who conveyed it.
[45:31] Many of Lin Biao's so-called decisions and words were Ye Qun's ideas.
[45:35] Lin Biao didn't care at all and didn't even know about it.
[45:38] Although he was a famous general.
[45:40] But still the same as Han Xin.
[45:41] In the end, it's all in the hands of women.
[45:45] After the break with Lao Mao.
[45:47] Lin Biao's Depression.
[45:48] In Beidaihe, I hide from everyone.
[45:50] He was even kept in the dark about his son's rebellion.
[45:53] So in this case.
[45:55] He's almost like a waste.
[45:56] I was completely led by my wife and son.
[46:00] So many years of keeping a low profile.
[46:01] He no longer has the ambition to command a million strong army.
[46:06] September 12 at 8 p.m.
[46:09] Lin Liguo transferred Lin Biao's special plane from Beijing.
[46:12] Stopped at Shanhaiguan Airport.
[46:14] This is the famous Trident No. 256.
[46:17] This aircraft is made in Britain.
[46:19] There were three in total.
[46:21] This is Pakistan's way of paying off its debt to China.
[46:24] He used three planes bought from the UK to pay off his debts.
[46:27] Mao himself didn't take a plane.
[46:29] So one was given to Lin Biao.
[46:31] As his private plane.
[46:32] According to Lin Liheng's report.
[46:34] They were originally planning to fly to Guangzhou first.
[46:36] Then go to Hong Kong.
[46:38] But after Zhou Enlai knew about this.
[46:40] He immediately called Air Force Commander Wu Faxian.
[46:43] The plane is not allowed to take off.
[46:43] It is not allowed in the whole country.
[46:46] Then Zhou Enlai personally called Ye Qun.
[46:48] Euphemistically said that he wanted to go to Beidaihe to visit Lin Biao.
[46:52] So it's best not to leave by plane at night.
[46:56] Ye Qun, this woman has no qualities.
[46:59] Zhou Enlai asked.
[47:01] Ye Qun immediately panicked.
[47:02] She knew her plan had been leaked.
[47:05] So I decided to leave that night.
[47:07] She also changed her destination at the last minute.
[47:09] Because she thought Zhou Enlai already knew.
[47:10] Her destination is Guangzhou.
[47:12] So we just changed the route to the Soviet Union.
[47:15] At 11:30 that evening.
[47:17] Ye Qun and Lin Liguo took Lin Biao, who was in a daze after taking sleeping pills.
[47:21] Fleeing Shanhaiguan Airport in a hurry.
[47:24] His daughter Lin Liheng.
[47:26] Because I went to the Central Guard Corps headquarters to report the incident.
[47:29] Can't find it for a while.
[47:30] So I wasn't with them at that time.
[47:33] Zhang Yaoci, then deputy director of the General Office of the CPC Central Committee.
[47:36] He asked Lin Liheng to board the plane together.
[47:38] The purpose is clear.
[47:39] Just to let him continue to monitor his family and Lin Biao.
[47:43] Reporting.
[47:44] In the end, Lin Liheng refused to go.
[47:46] It can be regarded as an accidental rescue of a life.
[47:49] After Lin Biao and his family's Red Flag sedan left Beidaihe.
[47:52] He was intercepted by the Central Guard Corps.
[47:54] But it didn't stop.
[47:56] The soldiers who intercepted them even fired two shots at the car.
[47:59] Hit the back seat glass.
[48:01] But it didn't break the bulletproof glass.
[48:04] The Hongqi sedan then accelerated towards Shanhaiguan Airport.
[48:07] September 13th at 0:22.
[48:10] Lin Biao and his family finally arrived at the Shanhaiguan airport.
[48:13] But what they don't know is.
[48:15] Their pilot Pan Jingyin.
[48:18] In fact, we had received a notice from Air Force Commander Wu Faxian.
[48:21] Don't let him take off.
[48:22] Wu Faxian relayed Zhou Enlai's original words.
[48:25] But then Pan Jingyin.
[48:27] Or follow Ye Qun's instructions.
[48:29] The plane took off in a hurry without full fuel.
[48:32] After circling strangely over Shanhaiguan,
[48:37] Flying straight to Mongolia in the north.
[48:40] Zhou Enlai was the first to learn that Lin Biao had fled by plane.
[48:43] He called the pilot over the radio.
[48:46] Vice Chairman Lin will come back as soon as possible.
[48:48] No matter which airport you land at, I will personally greet you.
[48:51] But there was no answer.
[48:54] Afterwards, Zhou Enlai reported the situation to Mao Zedong.
[48:56] Please ask Lao Mao whether to use fighter jets to intercept.
[49:01] Old Mao Nie said something meaningful.
[49:03] It's going to rain, my mother is going to get married.
[49:06] Don't stop him, let him fly.
[49:09] So where is this plane going?
[49:11] How did it crash?
[49:14] July 2005, Phoenix TV's "Oral History" column.
[49:18] He once interviewed the person who was in charge of investigating the Lin Biao plane crash.
[49:22] Director of the 9th Intelligence Bureau of the Soviet KGB.
[49:25] He received instructions from Andropov, the chairman of the KGB.
[49:29] Responsible for the on-site investigation after the crash.
[49:33] Mongolia was a satellite state of the Soviet Union.
[49:35] His entire country is under Soviet radar surveillance.
[49:38] So after Lin Biao's plane flew into Mongolia.
[49:41] The entire trajectory was under Soviet surveillance.
[49:45] This is the exact route.
[49:46] After the plane left Chinese airspace.
[49:48] Then he crossed Mongolian airspace to the north.
[49:51] Entered the Soviet Union.
[49:53] 50 kilometers away from Chita, the capital of the Soviet Trans-Baikal Territory.
[49:59] But I don't know why.
[50:01] The plane suddenly turned 180 degrees and headed south.
[50:06] Folded back.
[50:07] Flying back to Mongolia.
[50:09] This decision?
[50:10] This directly led to the exhaustion of oil and urine on the plane.
[50:12] When we flew to Wunduerhan in Mongolia.
[50:15] Forced to make an emergency landing on the grassland.
[50:18] 2:25 AM on September 13th.
[50:21] The plane made an emergency landing 10 kilometers south of Wuduerhan.
[50:26] Because it landed on its belly
[50:27] The plane broke apart and caught fire
[50:30] 9 people on the plane
[50:31] Lin Biao's entire family was killed
[50:34] No one survived
[50:35] Most of the bodies were burned beyond recognition.
[50:38] It's totally unrecognizable.
[50:40] This is the biggest doubt in the entire process of Lin Biao's defection.
[50:45] If the plane hadn't turned back,
[50:48] Then the fuel on the plane
[50:49] Not only enough to fly to Chita
[50:51] And it's no problem to fly farther
[50:53] That is to say
[50:54] If Lin Biao's destination for defection was the Soviet Union
[50:57] Then he has arrived
[50:58] Already succeeded
[50:59] He could have landed at Chita Airport.
[51:02] Why would you suddenly fly back to Mongolia in this situation?
[51:06] So a reasonable guess is
[51:09] Something unexpected must have happened on the plane.
[51:12] This caused the plane to turn back.
[51:15] So what kind of incident is this?
[51:22] November 15, 1980
[51:24] Deng Xiaoping in an interview with the editor-in-chief of the Christian Science Monitor
[51:29] During the interview with Erfel, we talked about the 913 incident.
[51:32] Deng Xiaoping said this at the time: According to my personal judgment, the pilot is a good guy.
[51:37] Because it's the same plane, brought a lot of confidential materials of the Party and the country, preparing to fly to the Soviet Union, the pilot of this plane.
[51:45] After discovering the problem, after struggle, the plane was forced to land, but the pilot was killed.
[51:52] This can be seen from Deng Xiaoping's words.
[51:54] The plane turned around before entering the Soviet Union.
[51:56] It is possible that the pilot Pan Jingyin did not obtain Lin Biao's consent.
[52:01] Decisions made privately.
[52:03] Because Pan Jingyin was before, he had no idea about the situation of Lin Biao's family.
[52:08] I wasn't told to defect.
[52:10] He was not mentally prepared at all.
[52:12] Pan Lu, the youngest daughter of Pan Jingyin, later, when I was interviewed by the writer Shu Yun, recalling Pan Jingyin before he left home that day, he only brought some simple toiletries.
[52:23] She also told her family, 'I might be back tonight.'
[52:26] Before takeoff, he received another call from Zhou Enlai, who entrusted Air Force Commander Wu Faxian to call him.
[52:31] Tell him not to take off.
[52:33] So you can imagine how much psychological burden he was under at that time.
[52:37] My wife and children are still in China.
[52:39] If I followed Lin Biao's family to the Soviet Union
[52:41] Then my wife and children will definitely suffer.
[52:44] It's definitely over.
[52:45] Pan Jingyin's Abnormality
[52:46] This can also be seen in the CCP’s subsequent treatment of the people involved in the case.
[52:50] The other eight people on the plane were classified as defectors.
[52:54] Only Pan Jingyin didn't.
[52:56] And after his death
[52:57] Still continue to pay his family wages.
[52:59] December 23, 1981
[53:02] The General Political Department of the People's Liberation Army officially made Pan Jingyin
[53:05] The conclusion is that he did not defect but died in a plane crash in Wulankhan.
[53:10] And clearly stipulate
[53:11] The pension will be provided in accordance with the standard for the death of cadres at the division level or above.
[53:18] Beijing's Haidian District Civil Affairs Bureau also based on this decision
[53:21] The Pan family was given the pension they deserved.
[53:24] These are all martyrs.
[53:25] Or it is a treatment that is only given to those who died in the line of duty.
[53:28] This can be seen from the treatment
[53:30] Throughout the 913 incident.
[53:32] This pilot Pan Jingyin is the biggest variable.
[53:35] Without him, Lin Biao might have escaped successfully.
[53:39] It's hard to say what history will be like then.
[53:42] How did the CCP behave after the entire incident?
[53:44] It's also very abnormal.
[53:46] The morning of September 14th.
[53:48] Mongolian Foreign Minister urgently meets with Chinese Ambassador to the League Xu Wenyi.
[53:51] Report that a Chinese plane crashed in Wudaerhan.
[53:55] All nine people on board died.
[53:57] Xu Wenyi reported this situation to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
[54:00] September 15th afternoon.
[54:02] Xu Wenyi brought embassy personnel to the crash site.
[54:05] Agreed with Mongolian officials on burial of the bodies.
[54:09] No identification of the body.
[54:10] There was no autopsy performed.
[54:13] I dug a big hole in a hurry.
[54:15] The body was buried near the crash site.
[54:17] And what's even weirder is that.
[54:20] The most important black box of the aircraft.
[54:22] The Chinese side did not ask for.
[54:24] There is absolutely no intention to explore the truth of the crash.
[54:29] This is certainly not a decision that an ambassador living in Mongolia can make.
[54:32] It must be the idea of the top management.
[54:34] So how can we prove that Lin Biao died on that plane?
[54:39] We have to thank the Soviet KGB for this.
[54:41] March 1994.
[54:43] The Los Angeles Times interviewed a former KGB agent.
[54:47] According to this agent,
[54:48] After the KGB learned that the Chinese Embassy had buried people nearby,
[54:52] They immediately sent agents to Wunduerhan to dig graves secretly.
[54:57] The skulls of the victims were taken back to the Soviet Union.
[55:00] Conduct identification.
[55:01] Then among the pile of charred bodies,
[55:03] How to determine which one produced Lin Biao?
[55:06] Don't forget.
[55:06] I said before.
[55:07] Lin Biao was treated in Moscow from 1938 to 1941.
[55:12] So in the Soviet medical records,
[55:14] There are detailed records of Lin Biao's physical characteristics, especially his teeth.
[55:19] Combined with these accurate records,
[55:21] KGB agents quickly identified the body from its teeth and head.
[55:25] It was confirmed that one of the bodies was Lin Biao.
[55:29] Now, the evidence,
[55:30] Including the plane's black box,
[55:32] Still in Russia.
[55:34] Even more bizarre is Zhou Enlai's subsequent behavior.
[55:36] After the Chinese Embassy in Mongolia sent people to bring back photos of the scene.
[55:40] Confirmed that Lin Biao's plane had crashed.
[55:42] After everyone on board died.
[55:44] September 14th afternoon.
[55:46] Zhou Enlai personally.
[55:48] Chaired an emergency meeting of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee.
[55:51] Announced the death sentence of Lin Biao and others.
[55:53] After the meeting, only Zhou Enlai and Vice Premier Ji Dengkui were present.
[55:57] Two people stayed.
[55:58] According to Ji Dengkui's recollections.
[56:00] After all the people have gone.
[56:02] Only he and Zhou Enlai were present.
[56:04] Zhou Enlai, who had just criticized Lin Biao's defection at the meeting.
[56:08] Suddenly I lost control and started crying.
[56:13] This was the first time Ji Dengkui met Master Zhou Enlai.
[56:16] I was so shocked that I didn't know what to say.
[56:18] He stammered, "Prime Minister.
[56:21] Lin Biao and his gang fell to their death.
[56:23] This is a blessing in disguise.
[56:24] It should be said that this is the best ending.
[56:26] You should be happy, right?
[56:29] Unexpectedly, Zhou Enlai only said one sentence to him.
[56:31] You don't understand.
[56:31] You don't understand.
[56:34] Zhou Enlai is a man who is very cunning and good at concealing things.
[56:38] How could I be so out of control that I burst into tears?
[56:41] To be honest, I do believe it.
[56:43] Zhou Enlai's tears were sincere.
[56:47] The dispute between Mao and Lin Biao.
[56:48] Many outsiders don’t know.
[56:49] But Duke Zhou, as the Prime Minister, knows best.
[56:53] In the sinister political environment of the Cultural Revolution.
[56:56] Zhou Enlai and Lin Biao were actually in the same situation.
[56:59] Under Peng Dehuai, He Long, Peng Zhen, Bo Yibo, Liu Shaoqi.
[57:02] After Deng Xiaoping and his heroes were successively overthrown.
[57:05] All things are obedient, just to protect yourself.
[57:08] Living with the emperor is like living with a tiger.
[57:09] In the face of boundless power.
[57:11] When a rabbit dies, the fox mourns; when animals mourn their own kind.
[57:13] So the two people who belong to the same meritorious camp.
[57:16] They are all grasshoppers on a rope.
[57:18] No one is better than anyone else.
[57:20] Zhou Enlai's Crying.
[57:22] It was not Lin Biao who was crying.
[57:24] It's himself.
[57:26] Because he knows.
[57:27] After Lin Biao fell.
[57:29] The next person to be punished.
[57:30] Then it's really his turn.
[57:33] Many people in later generations believed that.
[57:34] Lin Biao's death destroyed his own wisdom.
[57:37] The death is too ugly.
[57:38] In fact, it was Liu Shaoqi and Peng Dehuai.
[57:41] Compared to the fate of being humiliated and dying,
[57:43] Lin Biao's ending is much better.
[57:46] He made a final effort.
[57:48] Gave Lao Mao the most fatal blow.
[57:51] Because for Lao Mao,
[57:53] What is his usual method?
[57:54] It's to make a person smelly and dirty.
[57:56] Then use a little effort to achieve a great result.
[57:57] Cut him off in one fell swoop.
[57:59] Lin Biao used this fierce resistance mode.
[58:02] Unexplained deaths.
[58:05] This was beyond Lao Mao's expectation.
[58:07] Even Mao Zedong, who was always full of tricks, was confused.
[58:10] This is the successor you chose yourself.
[58:12] Close comrade-in-arms, commander-in-chief of the entire army,
[58:15] Became a traitor overnight.
[58:18] How can we explain this to the entire party, the entire army, and the entire country?
[58:26] After the 913 incident,
[58:27] The only survivor of the Lin family,
[58:29] That is Lin Liheng and Lin Doudou.
[58:31] She didn't gain anything from telling on him.
[58:34] Instead, he was detained for a long time by the Central Special Investigation Team for investigation.
[58:37] During this period, Lin Liheng could not bear the torture.
[58:39] Tried to commit suicide by taking sleeping pills.
[58:41] But failed.
[58:43] She later wrote directly to Lao Mao for help.
[58:45] Say I have made a contribution.
[58:46] How can you treat me like this?
[58:47] So in July 1974.
[58:49] Under Mao's personal instructions.
[58:51] Released from custody.
[58:53] Sent to a farm in Kaifeng for forced labor.
[58:56] What happened after the reform and opening up?
[58:57] Arranged to work at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
[58:59] In May 2023, she.
[59:01] I once went to Wunduerhan to pay tribute to my family.
[59:05] I just don't know if her family will forgive him.
[59:09] For Lao Mao.
[59:10] The Death of Lin Biao.
[59:11] It can only be regarded as one.
[59:12] A tragic victory in which 10,000 enemies were killed but 8,000 of our own men were killed.
[59:15] on the one hand.
[59:16] He certainly reduced his major concern.
[59:19] But on the other hand.
[59:20] He discovered it again.
[59:21] This big disease.
[59:22] It's like a shadow that has been following me for decades.
[59:25] After you clear this shadow.
[59:27] I am all alone and my life is coming to an end.
[59:30] After the founding of the country.
[59:31] Lin Biao kept a low profile for many years.
[59:33] He is very good at guessing the divine will.
[59:36] Always hold high the banner of Mao Zedong Thought.
[59:39] Learn from the strengths of the barbarians to control them.
[59:41] He always clings to Mao and flatters him.
[59:44] Find the flaws in criticizing him.
[59:45] It's really difficult.
[59:47] Although Lao Mao was forced to.
[59:49] Bringing up Confucius and Lin Biao together.
[59:52] What's the point of criticizing Lin and Confucius?
[59:54] But anyone with a little more intelligence would know.
[59:58] How big are the loopholes and absurdities in this?
[01:00:00] So many people at that time.
[01:00:02] This criticism of Lin and Confucius is called "criticizing zero and criticizing emptiness."
[01:00:06] Later, Mao made another bad move.
[01:00:08] He ignored the opposition of other elders.
[01:00:10] Using the 571 Project Minutes as Evidence of Lin Biao's Crime.
[01:00:14] The full text was distributed nationwide.
[01:00:16] For everyone to criticize.
[01:00:18] But it backfired.
[01:00:19] In this file.
[01:00:20] The evaluation of Lao Mao is too destructive.
[01:00:24] Instead, it resonated with the masses who had long been very dissatisfied with the Cultural Revolution.
[01:00:27] It became an enlightenment document.
[01:00:31] Because what this document says.
[01:00:32] These are things that everyone has begun to doubt.
[01:00:35] Later, the Tiananmen Incident.
[01:00:37] There are a lot of big-character posters.
[01:00:38] Just quote the text in this minutes.
[01:00:40] Why can we be sure today?
[01:00:42] Lin Biao's death is a sign of the failure of the Cultural Revolution.
[01:00:46] It's because of the 913 incident.
[01:00:50] The masses who had self-harmed during the movement finally began to realize.
[01:00:54] What is the nature of this cultural revolution?
[01:00:57] Mao's prestige also declined with the defection of his own chosen successor.
[01:01:01] Suffered an unprecedented blow.
[01:01:03] The successor you picked yourself is like this.
[01:01:06] So from then on, his prestige.
[01:01:07] It's hard to get back to the previous heights.
[01:01:10] When he wanted to establish Wang Hongwen as his successor.
[01:01:13] Even a die-hard believer like Xu Shiyou.
[01:01:16] I also think it's inappropriate.
[01:01:18] Open opposition.
[01:01:19] So when Lao Mao was alive.
[01:01:20] He already knew what was going to happen to him.
[01:01:23] Only then would he say with deep emotion to Hua Guofeng, Zhang Chunqiao and others.
[01:01:27] I'm afraid only God knows your fate in the future.
[01:01:30] If the handover is not handled properly, it will lead to a bloody storm.
[01:01:34] He really hit the nail on the head with this.
[01:01:36] But he didn't expect.
[01:01:37] It was Hua Guofeng, the transitional figure he favored.
[01:01:40] I can see that he is so full of arrangements.
[01:01:42] It was to pave the way for Jiang Qing and Mao Yuanxin to pass on the throne.
[01:01:45] So Hua Guofeng took the lead in counterattacking.
[01:01:47] Huairentang mutiny.
[01:01:49] Completely destroyed the Mao family.
[01:01:52] So here comes the last question.
[01:01:54] Since Lin Biao was one of the victims of Mao's persecution,
[01:01:57] Forced to flee.
[01:01:59] So why does the CCP
[01:02:00] I still don't dare to objectively evaluate the 913 incident.
[01:02:04] Lin Biao and Jiang Qing have been blamed for the anti-party group.
[01:02:09] The most fundamental reason is
[01:02:10] Lin Biao's life was closely related to Mao Zedong.
[01:02:15] If we want to reveal the truth about the 913 incident
[01:02:17] To give an objective evaluation of Lin Biao
[01:02:19] Then the tablet of Lao Mao can no longer be preserved.
[01:02:23] With the precedent of the turmoil caused by Khrushchev's liquidation of Stalin
[01:02:26] In fact, the Chinese Communist Party
[01:02:27] The evaluation of Lao Mao has always been to be cautious.
[01:02:30] Mao Zedong ruled the country for 27 years.
[01:02:32] Everything he did was in the name of the party.
[01:02:35] It is no exaggeration to say
[01:02:36] Mao is the biggest god of the CCP.
[01:02:40] If this brand collapses
[01:02:41] Then the illusion will disappear.
[01:02:43] The poison will spread.
[01:02:44] The reality of countless bones and little good since the founding of the People's Republic of China.
[01:02:47] That's really hard to tell the truth.
[01:02:50] Once the masses know the reality.
[01:02:52] Awakening.
[01:02:52] Then the people of the world have no idea what they want.
[01:02:56] Deng Xiaoping was a smart man.
[01:02:58] He knew that protecting Mao was protecting the party and himself.
[01:03:02] That's why he came so casually.
[01:03:04] The conclusion that 70% is good and 30% is bad.
[01:03:07] Abandoning Lao Mao's line.
[01:03:08] Inherited Mao's legacy.
[01:03:10] The Lin Biao defection incident.
[01:03:12] As the biggest abscess in the party's history caused by Mao.
[01:03:16] Objectively, he has become a dead end in Mao Zedong Thought.
[01:03:20] Can't explain or reveal.
[01:03:23] We can only follow the characterization of Lao Mao.
[01:03:25] Keep him a mess.
[01:03:27] Continue to rot in the bones.
[01:03:30] So faced with the reality that the remains of Lin Biao's family still lie in Russia.
[01:03:34] The CCP never cared.
[01:03:36] He also didn't want the black box of the 931 crash.
[01:03:39] Because if these things are brought back.
[01:03:42] So how do you describe the truth of the 923 incident?
[01:03:46] So let him just lie down in Russia.
[01:03:49] Better never come back.
[01:03:50] Never let anyone know.
[01:03:53] This may be the greatest sorrow in Lin Biao's life.
[01:03:57] The three brothers of the Lin family went through life and death together.
[01:04:00] Founded this party and this country.
[01:04:02] But I didn't expect.
[01:04:03] This party and this country don't want him to exist.
[01:04:06] I just want to erase him from history as soon as possible.
[01:04:10] Lin Biao is the modern Han Xin.
[01:04:11] Maybe it's a bit misplaced.
[01:04:12] Because Han Xin still left a lasting reputation.
[01:04:16] And what about Lin Biao?
[01:04:18] Only a pile of lonely bones left.
[01:04:20] And a bunch of vicious charges.
[01:04:23] Lying in an unknown archive in Russia.
[01:04:26] Can never return and be cleansed.
[01:04:29] During the Cultural Revolution, there was a blessing that everyone had to recite:
[01:04:33] Celebrating the longevity of our great leader Chairman Mao.
[01:04:36] I wish Vice Chairman Lin good health forever.
[01:04:40] This sentence is not so much a blessing as a.
[01:04:42] It's more like a spell.
[01:04:44] Because a person lives forever in the refrigerator.
[01:04:47] The other is never healthy.
[01:04:50] Thank you for watching today's Erye Story.
[01:04:52] See you next time.