Why didn t Zhang Xueliang resist, and why did Zhang Xueliang implement the policy of non resistance?

He is a strong man, and he does not think that the Chinese can do slavery in his heart, but he does not dare to say this to others, it is too humiliating, so he has to find a lot of excuses.

It would be too unjust for the two of them to bear it, China at this time I don't know why it didn't mention Chiang Kai-shek's backer, the United States, there was a lot to say about fighting the Red Army, what Americans paid for guns, Chiang Kai-shek sent people, what provided military advisers, and what else to do outside the country must be settled first, we don't look down on Chiang Kai-shek, just him, what can he do, did he do it himself, it must be the idea given to him by the United States, first solve the problem of the Red Army, with the United States supporting Japan can't get up the wolf smoke, Chiang Kai-shek will definitely let Zhang Xueliang know, The United States said that you should withdraw, you can watch and do it, anyway, if you withdraw, I will arrange a place for you, if you don't withdraw, the whole army will be wiped out, don't say that your Zhongzheng brother doesn't care about you, but if you withdraw, I will give you a place so that you can gain a foothold, and if you don't give you money, you still have to disband, simply, the Americans give me the money, I will give it to you again, and you will also go to fight the Red Army, your family has killed Li Dazhao before, now continue to do it. Of course, Zhang Xueliang knows that if he goes against Japan, the whole army will inevitably be annihilated, ** said it very well, withdraw, let it be fought, one step at a time, or one step at a time, otherwise it will not be possible to take a step.

At that time, the warlords were divided, and the Nanjing people were nominally the highest level, but in fact they had little control over the warlords in various places. Chiang Kai-shek not only did not tell Zhang Xueliang not to resist, but also told Zhang Xueliang to keep the northeast. But Chiang Kai-shek's order had no effect, Zhang Xueliang knew that even if the land was lost, as long as the army was still in his power, it would still be there, so in order to keep his army, he did not dare to confront the Japanese and chose to flee, and gave up the three eastern provinces to the Japanese.

Zhang Xueliang said it under the control of the Kuomintang. Chiang Kai-shek was fighting the Red Army at that time, and he must have said that he could not exchange fire with the Japanese Red Army at the same time.

Chiang Kai-shek issued an order not to resist, and Zhang Xueliang had to obey the order.

Due to the situation, he was not yet in power at that time, and if he did not listen, he would be dismounted.

Zhang Xueliang did not resist, and he would definitely regret it later.

In order to unite with the Communist Party to resist Japan, it was Zhang Xueliang who conspired with Yang Hucheng.

Because Zhang Xueliang's 100,000 elites supported Beijing, they had not had time to resist Japan.