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Who are the traitors in the history of China?
Xianfeng: Although Xianfeng has signed many traitorous treaties, it is the most deadly. The whole northeast has become a semi-northeast. At present, there is no sea port in the northeast, and there is no geographical advantage of sakhalin island's attack on Japan from north to south. It is probably clear that Outer Manchuria was the capital of Nurgan in Ming Dynasty, so it doesn't matter.

Wang Ching-wei: After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, although Wang Ching-wei verbally said that he wanted to resist Japan, he was extremely afraid of the war of resistance and the Japanese army. Wang Jingwei fled Chongqing with a group of important members of the Lao Jiang Party, and even issued a statement openly touting Japanese fascism, saying that all Japanese actions were aimed at helping China become independent! After the establishment of the Nanjing puppet government, Wang Ching-wei was even more blatant in betraying his country for glory. During the eight-year Anti-Japanese War, the number of puppet troops who assisted the Japanese army in fighting reached 265,438+million, exceeding the number of Japanese invaders!

Hong Chengchou: In the forty-fourth year of Wanli, he became an important minister of Ming Dynasty. After the defeat of Songshan, he surrendered to the Qing Dynasty and became a traitor. Later, he became a senior official of the Qing Dynasty. Every year he is rich and powerful, but his relatives and friends regard it as a great shame. He built a mansion, and no relatives were willing to live there. Legend has it that after the completion of Hongfu, Hong Chengchou moved to his hometown to invite his mother. His mother, knowing the important principle, deliberately put on her wedding clothes and sat in the classroom, but refused to live in the mansion built by Hong Chengchou. Hate that your son is a traitor!