On this day, 70 years ago, on May 2, 1955 (March 11, 1955, the lunar calendar), Wu Dinh Diem smashed the Saigon coup. On May 2, 1955, after an international power struggle from Saigon to the French Riviera to Washington, a coup attempt in South Vietnam was crushed. The winner is Prime Minister Goh Dinh Diem and the United States. The losers were France and the Botai Emperor, who now lives in Cannes. General Nguyen Thu Vie, who was backed by France, claimed to control the army, but he fled after the incident. The United States was overjoyed at the turning point of the situation. General J-Lawton Chiles, President Eisenhower's special envoy to Vietnam, will fly to Saigon tomorrow. Wu Tingyan and Bao Dazheng tried to make up. Wu's brother said: "We will give Bao Da a chance to clear his head."