Mr. Wang's action, he added, would neither affect China's internal solid ity nor the strength of her resistance.
"atr. Wang." he went on. "has now practically no following in the Party. {In the Government or the Army, except for a few associates like Tseng. Chung-min and Chu Ming-yl, who. ever amounted to anything." Mr. Chow "En-lai expressed the belief that "it was doubtful whether Ku. Meng-yn or Chen Kung-po would foin Mr. Wang Ching-wei.
In conclusion, "he absolutely refuted the rumour that Mr. Wang's trip to Hongkong might have been Jundertaken on an understanding with (General Chiang Kal-shek.
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