Chief of the Army in Shanghai, Chiang Kai-shek.

On April 1, 1927, Wang Zemin arrived in Shanghai, and Chiang Kai-shek, led by Wu Zemin, Li Zemin, Li Zemin, White Chongxi, Bervin Zemin, and Gong Xian Feng, went to the Confucius public hall where Wang Zemin lay, and talked secretly with Wang about anti-Communist "Clean Party" and other issues.

Chiang Kai-shek demanded that Wang Zedong remain in Shanghai to lead the National Party and sanction the Communist Party. Chiang Kai-shek said: "Don't go to Wuhan," "You must always eliminate the Communist Party and speak again." Chiang Jin hoped to go to Nanjing with Wang to form a government and protest with the Wuhan government in court. On April 2, Wu Zedong, Zhang Shinjing and eight other people convened a supervisory committee, put forward the Communist Party's "impeachment" statement, saying that "the current Chinese national government has been enough for Russia to incite the individual domination of Boroutin."

Wang Zevai said: "The Communist Party actually uses our party as a product", and the Soviet Russia is only "to use our National Party as a tool", and he believes that the two parties of the Communist Party of China "do not allow the peace to continue."

He repeatedly stated that the prime minister's policy of unifying Russia and workers and peasants could not be changed, and solemnly said: "I stand on the part of workers and peasants, whoever hurts workers and peasants, whoever is my enemy." The attendees had a fierce debate with Wang. Wu was very excited, kneeling to Wang, asking for a change of attitude, and leaving Wang's leadership.

On April 3, Chiang and Wang reached the following agreement: (1) on April 15 to convene the Fourth Plenary Session of the Second Central Committee of the National Party in Nanjing to resolve the "Party Disputes" issue, and before the Fourth Plenary Session, Wang Zhouwei informed Chen of the provisional suspension of all activities by members of the Communist Party from all parts of the country, waiting for the meeting to be resolved; (2) the orders issued by the Central Committee of the National Party of Wuhan and the National Government, "if anyone believes that it interferes with the future of the Party country," may be refused to accept; (3) the "highest-level chiefs" of the organizations of the Party's political and military organs have the power to ban and sanction the "conspirators"; (4) "all armed groups such

After Chiang and Wang gained an understanding, Chiang Kai-shek issued the "Again Wang" telegraph declaring: "The Chairman of Wang is the most loyal comrade of the Party, and the most beloved teacher friend of China's ordinary day", about the "Country of the Party", has been "heartfully met" with Wang, and after Wang's return to office, "all military, civil affairs, finances, and foreign affairs must be under the guidance of Wang President", he demanded that the commander of the army should "absolute obedience and sincerity" to Wang, so that he "can exercise his functions completely freely".