Lao Qin wrote the article "In 1933, someone proposed to visit Chairman Mao who was recuperating from illness. Bo Gu said: Xiao Mao, what's good about it?" The article mentioned: In November 1932, after the establishment of the Shanghai Action Zone of the Kuomintang Central Administration Bureau, the Provisional Central Committee of the Communist Party of China could no longer stay in Shanghai and had to relocate in full. Bo Gu and Chen Yun walked along the secret passage that Zhou Enlai entered the Soviet area and came from Shanghai to the Soviet area. When they arrived in Shanghang, Luo Ming, acting secretary of the Fujian Provincial Party Committee, was responsible for the reception. Luo Ming is a loyal follower of Chairman Mao, and Chairman Mao’s prestige in the Soviet area is at its peak and unparalleled. Bo Gu is just the chief of the central government designated by Wang Ming. Like Wang Ming, he tends to suppress others and elevate himself in order to hold his position. As soon as he saw Luo Ming, he looked impatient and kept saying, "Go away, go away, I don't want to see you."
Bo Gu kept saying that he didn't want to see Luo Ming, but he settled in Ruijin, and the first thing he thought of was to make a fuss about Luo Ming.
Lao Qin wrote in August this year, "In 1948, Wang Ming came to Chairman Mao with a stern face. Li Yinqiao knew something was wrong and hurried to call Zhou Enlai." The article said that Wang Ming was the only person in the history of our party who "named" the wrong line twice - he implemented the left-leaning adventure-oriented line during the Agrarian Revolution and the right-leaning surrender line in the early days of the Anti-Japanese War.
Lao Qin also wrote in September "In 1929, Chen Yi asked the Central Committee to replace Chairman Mao's job. Li Lisan: What did you say last year? 》 introduces Li Lisan, who served as member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee from the winter of 1928 to the autumn of 1930, promoted the left-leaning adventure-oriented line due to the "left" erroneous theories and anti-rightist struggles of the Communist International.
Therefore, there have been the concepts of "Wang Ming Line" and "Li San Line" in the history of the Party.
No matter what, in the history of our party, all representative figures used to name the "×× line" are usually important figures in the central government.
But in order to suppress Chairman Mao, Bo Gu had no time to warm up, so he tinkered with the so-called "Luo Ming Line" and criticized it with great fanfare.
Luo Ming was originally just a special envoy sent to Xiamen by the Guangdong Party and the Youth League District Committee of the Communist Party of China. Although he became the acting secretary of the Fujian Provincial Party Committee in 1931, he was not even a member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. Why did he suddenly become the title of the "Rule"?
Luo Ming felt confused.
Bogu later reviewed the Seventh National Congress held by the Party in 1945, saying that due to Chairman Mao's huge influence in the Central Soviet Area, he did not dare to rashly launch a campaign to criticize the "Mao Zedong's Line". It was just because Luo Ming went to Tingzhou Gospel Hospital to listen to Chairman Mao's teachings and implemented Chairman Mao's proposals in Fujian, so he arrested Luo Ming to take action and kill the chicken to show the monkey.
Bogu also admitted that the "Luo Ming route" was discovered by him.
In other words, criticizing the "Luo Ming Line" is directed by Bo Gu.
On February 25, 1933, Bo Gu issued a "Decision of the Central Bureau of the Central Bureau of the Communist Party of China on the Fujian and Guangdong Provincial Committee."
The "Decision" points out that some comrades within the Fujian Provincial Party Committee have "formed an opportunistic line led by Comrade Luo Ming."
Subsequently, the Central Bureau of the Communist Party of China Soviet Area made a series of decisions to "oppose Luo Ming's line", and eventually, the work of Luo Ming's acting secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and the plenipotent representative of the Provincial Party Committee in Hangzhou Yongyan was abolished.
Bogu also personally took the stage and delivered a long political report in Ruijin with the title "Supporting the Bolsheviks' Offensive Line", calling on the whole party to devote himself to the "great struggle" against the "Luo Ming Line".
Luo Ming's life thus fell to the bottom - he was criticized for three days and three nights at the criticism meeting of the Fujian Provincial Party Committee, and later he was placed under house arrest in Yeping, Ruijin.
Poor Luo Ming, at this time, he still couldn't figure out why this situation occurred.
was placed under house arrest in Yeping, Ruijin, and Bo Gu came to him to talk to him alone.
In this conversation, Bo Gu leaked the secrets of heaven, and Luo Ming finally knew the "critical point" of his mistake.
It turned out that Bo Gu repeatedly entangled in a sentence written by Luo Ming in January 1933 on the report of the situation in Hangzhou Yongyan to the Fujian, Guangdong and Jiangxi Provincial Committee. He seriously asked Luo Ming, who do you think is "our best leader"? How can you compare him with Stalin and even Lenin?
Luo Ming thought about it and understood who the "he" Bo Gu said was.
Because, in the report of "Report on the situation of Hangzhou Yongyan to Fujian, Guangdong and Jiangxi Provincial Committee", he wrote, "If you only pay attention to the transformation of some places in some places, do not pay attention to the cooperation and develop armed struggle, then please invite our best leaders Chairman Mao, Chairman Xiang, Comrade Zhou Enlai, and Comrade Ren Bishi to the Soviet Union to invite Comrade Stalin, or ask Lenin to resurrect, and go to Xiaxinan or other places that have been destroyed... I don't think it can completely change the mood of mass struggle."
Luo Ming kept fighting and defending himself before he understood why the Central Bureau had the term "Luo Ming Line". Now that he understood the crux of the problem, he was silent and stopped talking.
Several years later, he talked about the "Luo Ming Line" and said humorously: "If Marx was alive, he would not oppose me." In one sentence, the essence of the "Luo Ming Line" is that "left" opposition to the correct line of the party represented by Chairman Mao.
Chairman Mao later mentioned in the "Seven Work Policies": "The anti-Luo Ming line is to attack me, and in fact it is the same."
Luo Ming was a staunch communist fighter. His life was full of hardships. He passed by death many times. Especially during the establishment of the Fujian Party Organization and the revolutionary base in western Fujian, he was wanted and pursued by reactionary forces. He was threatened by death at all times, but he was fearless and bravely moved forward as always. On the Long March, he was seriously injured and was left in the suburbs of Guiyang to engage in the peasant movement. He was arrested twice and escaped twice. While looking for a party organization in Shanghai, he was arrested again, and was threatened and tempted by the enemy in prison. He was steadfast and unyielding, fully demonstrating the noble integrity of a Communist.
