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herefore the Central Government, also exercise a vary-
A 3 measure of influence in the Southern provinces of
ukien and Kiangal. Cheklang, including the Shanghai
istrict of Kiangau, under its Military Governor Lu Yimg-
81g and his supporter to Feng-lin, Military Commission-
r at Changhai, is the principal stronghold of the Anfu
ty and therefore in open opposition to Feking. Kuangt ung,
si, Kueichow, Yunnan, and 3sechuan (the fomer
hern and South Western block) remain as for many years
entirely outside the orbit of Peking in spite of
The recent attempts by the Chihli Party and Wu Pei-fu
in establish their influence in Kuangtung and Szechuan
Supporting factions in those provinces. Tunan also
Baina a completely autonomous provincial unit, main-
mining its independence of both North and South, but
ning naturally towards the latter. North of the Great
11 hang (80-lin still rules over the three lanchurian
vinces.
From the above review it will be seen that
#chihli-mu P1ei-fu combination, whose prestige is of
—- enormously enhanced by the very fact that they
rol the capital and are therefore able to act in the
e of the Chinese Government, are still, on paper at
rate, by far the strongest faction in the country,
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