Mr. Lin couldn't sit still, so he immediately found Mao Zd, and half-truely proposed that he wanted to go to the front line to observe the battle. At first, Mao Zd dissuaded him to go to the front line for concern for Mr. Lin's physical condition, but he couldn't stand it. After thinking about it, he realized that Lin B was not thinking about watching the battle. He wanted to command the battle himself, but now the old army is in Shandong and he has no soldiers in his hands, so he just made a request.

But that's good! Taking the initiative to go to the battlefield also shows that he is enterprising, motivated and aggressive. If he is asked to command a battle, he can also test what he has learned in the past three years of the United Nations and whether he has made any strategic and tactical breakthroughs.

This time, the battle against the Japanese was far superior to the opponent in terms of weapons and personnel, but it cannot be said that such a battle is a sure victory battle, and any accidents may occur in the battle. The battle with superior weapons and soldiers is also a combat subject. If you are careless, you still cannot fight well. If you delay time, the enemy reinforcements will come. This is also a question of whether a commander is competent.

Finally, Mao Zd said: "Okay, I'll talk to Peng Sanyizi for you, see if Old Peng is willing to give you this "credit"!"

After waiting anxiously for a long time, General Peng sent a telegram to General Lin: Welcome! Ensure that you have complete command.

Lin B, who received the telegram, quickly ran to Mao Zd's cave not far away, and shook the telegram in his hand with rare excitement, "Chairman, Lao Peng agrees, Lao Peng asks me to direct this battle."

This was expected, and Mao zd smiled slightly. The friendship between Mr. Peng and Lin B was not ordinary. During the Red Army, the two of them played as a striker and the defender, and they were his two tiger generals. This time, Mr. Peng heard that Lin B had returned from the Soviet Union and had tentatively sent a telegram asking Lin B to serve as the chief of staff of the Eighth Route Army, but he had not agreed yet.

After Lin B sat down, Mao Zd sat back to his position. Looking at Lin B who was in high spirits in front of him, he couldn't help but kindly advised: "Lin Bi, you must pay attention to your health. Now you are the only three heroes of the Lin family. I don't want to see you get sick or injured again."

"My body is completely fine." In order to confirm that what he said was true, Mr. Lin bent his right arm to show his muscles. Mr. Lin was grateful to Mao Zd for his understanding of him, and also thanked Mao Zd for personally carrying the coffin for his cousin Lin Yuying. Under this emotion, Lin B couldn't help but want to win a big victory to express it.

Mao zd lowered his head and lit a cigarette. After spitting out a sip of smoke, he found that Lin B had breathed for a while. He reacted and extinguished the cigarette.

"It's not a problem." Mr. Lin said embarrassedly.

"It's okay. You are weak and hate the smell of cigarettes. I'm smoking two less is good for health. You don't know that the doctor mentioned cigarettes to me when he saw me, which made me afraid of them." Mao Zd put the cigarette roll back into the cigarette box indifferently and continued to ask: "Last time you told me about some of the things on the way back to China, you were a little angry when Hu Zongnan invited you, but he was interrupted before he finished speaking. Today, you will talk about what happened?"

Lin B suddenly recalled what happened that day and frowned involuntarily.

In October 1941, Lin B left Moscow and was arranged by Dimitrov to escort back from Outer Mongolia. However, Lin B and his party encountered trouble when they arrived in Ulaanbaatar. Because the Japanese army strengthened the border blockade, Ma Zhanshan's troops were not in Outer Mongolia and could not escort them back home. They were unable to advance or retreat. After several negotiations, the Soviet side only allowed Lin B to return by plane.

Lin B was met with key members of the Kuomintang when he was in Dihua and Lanzhou, and Gansu Provincial Chairman Gu Zhenglun also personally came to the banquet. This was a big surprise, but he knew in his heart that this was what Chiang Kai-shek meant. On January 16, 1942, Lin B arrived in Xi'an and was warmly received. That night, he reported the situation to Mao Zd.

Hu Zongnan, deputy commander of the Eighth War Zone, also personally invited Lin B. Although the two had a great time during the banquet, a senior official who was accompanying the wine said an inappropriate sentence. This sentence made President Lin very angry, but he could not grab a drunk man and wave his old fist, nor could he refute it on the spot. If he was serious, he would be considered to be confused with a drunk man and lose his character.

Hu Zongnan is so bad! I made this happen.

Lin B quickly repeated the process of the night and finally said: "When we were all a little drunk, a director shouted loudly, saying that our Eighth Route Army New Fourth Army was traveling without attacking. After saying that, he used the alcohol to splash for a while. Hu Zongnan Chun wanted to embarrass me and talk about cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party."

Wandering without fighting? It's a cliché. After listening to this story, Mao Zd was not angry, but he just couldn't help but lit a cigarette and pondered for a long time.

After a while, Mao Zd, who had turned off the cigarette butt, waved his hand and said, "These annoying mosquitoes will only buzz around every day, carrying guns to fight against Japan, and showing their skills with all their mouths. I didn't want to argue with those who are chaotic in these matters. I always think that those who are clear will be turbid, but I think these guys are becoming less and less alike. They are trying to put shit on our heads and do public opinion propaganda. I think it's no big deal to fight back."

Seeing Lin B waiting for the following article attentively, Mao Zd thought for a while and said, "You have been away for a long time and don't know something. Even if you want to refute the director, you may not have any information. There is a statistics on Mr. Zhu. Although it is not completely accurate, I think the accuracy rate is more than 90%. I will ask them to send a press conference tomorrow."

"What statistics?" Lin B was very interested.

"The world only saw that our Eighth Route Army and the New Fourth Army grew from 50,000 to 500,000, and thought that we were hiding behind and developing our armed forces. This is simply a bastard logic. Which of the bases and guerrilla areas we have opened now was not given up on R himself? That piece was not taken back from R himself in bloody battles? After fighting so many battles, there were still people who were bullying there! We said we were swimming without attacking."

Mao zd seemed to have a sharp increase in his sexual desire with this sentence, "There is a statistics recently in Mr. Zhu who can explain the problem..."

This is the second time Mao Zd mentioned Mr. Zhu's statistics. Lin B raised his ears and stared at Mao Zd's lips without blinking and listened.

"According to incomplete statistics: Eighth Route Army, cadres above the New Fourth Army's sacrifice regiment, 256 Eighth Route Army, 89 New Fourth Army, and nearly 300,000 middle and lower-level cadres and soldiers were killed and disabled. Chiang Kai-shek turned a blind eye to such a large number of casualties, and his heart was punished." (According to the communiqué of Ye Jianying to the Chinese and Foreign Press Regiment in 1944, as of 44, 555 cadres above the New Fourth Army of the Eighth Route Army's sacrifice regiment)** was shocked. He regretted that he had not known these data. If he had known it, he would not tolerate the guy who spoke loudly at the banquet. He would definitely use the data to slap the clown in the face.

"Just like the four regiments you are about to command this time, the 772nd Regiment is an old Red Army regiment, so how can there be fewer casualties? Their deputy regiment level and above have sacrificed three of them in the past few years, the two regiments of the First Column, and the New Third Regiment. The regiment commander and political commissar have been replaced one quarter of them. The four regiments have a total of 7,800 people who have died and disabled. Are our people impatient to kill themselves? They also said that we are not fighting without attacking? Then I want to ask, what is attack?"

Mao Zd's anger finally burst out, and he slapped his broad palm on the table with a thud.

The head of the guard flashed at the door. Seeing that the chairman was angry, he did not understand the actual situation and did not dare to come up to persuade him rashly, so he hurriedly ordered a guard to call Secretary Ren B to come.

Mr. Lin has a preliminary understanding of the four regiments he is about to command.

These four regiments are all affiliated with the Taiyue Military Region. Chen Geng, commander of the Taiyue Military Region, suddenly took out four main regiments and asked Guo Guoyan, who was the former commander of the 772nd Regiment, to lead the team, which obviously attached great importance to this battle.

Guo Guoyan was from Huangpi, Hubei Province, and was a fellow villager of General Lin. He joined the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army in 1929 and joined the party in 1931. He served as company commander, instructor, battalion commander and other positions. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, he was assigned to the Eighth Route Army to go to the North China front. In 1941, he served as commander of the Third Division of the Taihang Military Region. He commanded hundreds of battles, and shrapnel invaded his body seven times, causing his right leg to be disabled. In February 1942, he was injured in the battle to block the Japanese army in Dayou Town, Wuxiang County.

If Ma Qian'an knew that Guo Guoyan was still alive, he would have felt good about his fortune. Originally, Guo Guoyan died in February in history, but this battle had a dramatic scene. During the Dayouzhen blocking battle, the main group of the sub-district equipped with more than ten mortars and 2 92 artillery pieces launched an artillery battle with the pursuit of the enemy, destroying the three infantry artillery and curved artillery of the pursuers in one fell swoop, causing the Japanese to lose the cheering of the cannon. Guo Guoyan, who was originally sacrificed under the Japanese artillery fire, survived and was only slightly injured and moved to Chen Geng's station. Before he could rest, he learned that Chen was going to fight a big battle and took the initiative to ask him to participate in the battle. Later, he reported to the commander of the Taihang Military Region, Commander Liu, and obtained a "idle" and asked him to lead the team to the Qinyuan battlefield.

Lin B also had a preliminary understanding of the other regiment commanders and had a clear understanding of the fact that these cadres and soldiers are elite soldiers with impeccable qualities. It is appropriate to fight this battle well, but it is embarrassing to fight it well.

Mao zd and Lin B had a chat for a while about asking Lin B to be a goodwill ambassador. They decided that once the Battle of Qinyuan ended, Lin would still go to Chongqing to do ** work.

Secretary Ren hurriedly arrived, and when he entered the door, they looked at the two of them with normal expressions, they couldn't help but be stunned.

"Huh? Why are you here for Ren Huzi?" Seeing Ren B come in, Mao Zd couldn't help looking at his cigarette box, picked it up and pretending to take out one, "Come on smoking, it's just right that you're addicted to smoking."

"Oh, is it okay? I heard you slamming the table and come over and take a look." Secretary Ren stared at Lin B with a smile.
Chapter completed!