So that's how it is. Shang Zhen, who was with Duan Chao again two days later, sighed in his heart.

What? It turns out that Lu Dahu, the Northeast "strand" "crack" of Lu, wants to fight the "Shandong Xiangma" for a while, but there is a reason.

Originally, Shang Zhen thought that it was because "one mountain cannot accommodate two tigers" or "people walking together are enemies."

Whether it is the knot in the northeast or the horse in Shandong, they are all bandits, and what they originally did was kidnap and blackmail.

It is said that a strong dragon will not defeat the local snake, but the northeastern stalkers have crossed the river. When it comes to seeing the Shandong Xiangma, which is originally a peer, it is entirely possible to fight for who is the boss.

Siberian tigers, people from Northeast China, if people from Northeast China are not tigers, what local warlords will detain the chairman?

So the Northeastern people and tigers have their own heritage.

And even in later generations, people from Northeast China still remained tigers.

For example, people from Northeast China go to work outside the country, and those who work are earning hard-earned money.

But the Northeastern people can do work and take care of their work, but one thing is that I can't bear it!

Seeing that the contractor in the south was about to settle the salary, he began to pay Northeastern people some dirty and tiring jobs. How can Northeastern people tolerate this?

Those with a better temper may point at the tip of others’ noses and scolding, while those with a bad temper may really cut a brick, two bricks, three bricks, and open the head, or stab the other person in one, two, three.

If you get into trouble, then you will run away next time.

But can the salary be calculated after running? It is a bit high if you commit a crime or not to be caught by the police.

So when the construction period was over, he also went home, empty-handed, and his wife scolded him.

OK, the topic is far from the crowd.

There is still some reasonableness to talk about Shang Zhen’s previous analysis.

But just when Lu Dahu really started to arrange troops and was preparing to fight against Li Tantou's puppet army who was likely to come to take revenge, Shang Zhen realized through Duan Chao's statement that he was still naive.

It turned out that during the period when he was out for a whistle, the Kuomintang army sent people to ask that it be ordered to order Lu Dahu's battalion to assist in the defense of Taierzhuang.

Shang Zhen and the others have been fighting with the Japanese army for some time. Even Shang Zhen himself didn't know where they ran. But when he "sent" to Lu Dahu Camp, he realized that he was only dozens of miles away from that Taier Village with his small group of people.

Shang Zhen was a soldier, and he didn't even have a map of Shandong. Since he brought Yuan Hao's blind company, he relied on "crashing and bumping around". Anyway, wherever the terrain is beneficial, it is beneficial to fight the Japanese, wherever he can continue to escape.

This time he came into contact with Lu Dahu Camp, he realized that the main destination of the Japanese army was to capture Xuzhou. If he wanted to capture Xuzhou, he naturally had to capture the outer key areas of Xuzhou.

This includes Tengxian and Ly.

Shang Zhen heard Lu Dahu say that Teng County had been lost, and the Sichuan Army guarding Teng County was from the Sichuan Army. It was not clear how many troops were. However, Lu Dahu knew that the defense battle in Teng County had been fought for four days and three nights, and a division commander named Wang, who was guarding Teng County, had been killed.

As for ly, let alone. After Shang Zhen was captured by Hao Weizi, they fought a ly blocking battle. I don’t know whether there is any loss of Shang Zhen now, Lu Dahu doesn’t know, but Shang Zhen knows that ly’s defense battle is also very fierce.

The Forty Army was destroyed, the Fifty-Nine Army went on again, and the Fifty-Seventh Army of the Northeast Army only sent one brigade, and this brigade only sent one battalion of Lu Dahu.

What is more important than Teng County and Ly is Taierzhuang.

Taierzhuang is known as the gateway to Xuzhou. Now there are signs that the Japanese army coming from Teng County are ready to attack Taierzhuang.

Let’s not talk about how much Chinese defenders are in Taierzhuang, but who would think there are more soldiers at this time? Naturally, Han Xin ordered more soldiers and the better.

I don’t know where the defenders of Taierzhuang got the news about Lu Dahu’s camp, so I sent someone to ask them to help prevent Taierzhuang.

It can be believed that most people are irritable in their rational situations.

The people sent by the Taierzhuang defenders said that they were ordered by the War Zone Command, and Lu Dahu was not willing to take it hard, so he hummed and supported his ideas in his heart.

From the bottom of his heart, he thought that guarding Taierzhuang was not the business of our Northeast Army, and even if it was to survive and perish with the position, it was your business. Why did I, Lao Lu, "brand" me?

But it is not good to take it hard after all, but you have to find a reason not to go. Then, that's not easy. Lu Dahu, who had a sudden inspiration, had a ready-made reason. I'm also fighting, so how could he go to help prevent Taierzhuang?

What kind of war should Lu Dahu fight? Of course, he would not take the initiative to attack the Japanese army. He would have to pick the persimmons, so why would he not fight the "Shandong Xiangma"?

In later anti-Japanese war literature, many of the protagonists were from the national army. Not to mention how many invaders these protagonists killed, one thing is seriously inconsistent with historical facts, that is, during the entire anti-Japanese war, the national army was basically on the defensive.

That is, wherever the Japanese army was going to attack, the Kuomintang army began to organize resistance, saying that the situation of taking the initiative to attack the Japanese army cannot be said to be gone, but that is really not the norm.

Moreover, those who actively attack the Japanese army will only attack the Japanese army under the premise of large corps fighting.

What's more, when the Japanese army launched an attack on a strategic Chinese important place, the Chinese army defending the important place was of course very fierce, but the Chinese army responsible for assisting defense was more likely to wander outside the main battlefield, or fire a few shots at the Japanese army from a distance, and retreated after a little contact with the Japanese army. Who would fight to fight the Japanese army to the death?

Otherwise, you think that Japan occupied most of China, except that the Chinese army was indeed not as strong as the Japanese army, how did China lose its territory from north to south?

And here we have to mention the Commander Zhang of the 59th Army in this ly defense battle.

However, he was a general who led his troops to take the initiative to attack the Japanese army, and there was a reason for this.

The reasons are complicated to say, but in plain words, they are much simpler, that is, the public opinion at that time thought that this commander Zhang was a pro-Japanese faction and a traitor, but this commander Zhang did not think he was!

Among them are the issue of Chief Zhang’s handling of Sino-Japanese affairs himself, and the issue of the entire National Government above tolerating the Japanese invaders.

But this Chief Zhang was labeled as a "traitor" like this. It would be fine if he was really, but the problem was that he didn't think he was!

Therefore, it can also be considered that his situation at that time was like a person who was "breaking online" in later generations, and the psychological pressure suffered by people at the center of the vortex of public opinion can be imagined.

Because of all the above, after regaining military power, this commander Zhang already had the mentality of showing his ambition to die, so he led his troops to take the initiative to fight against the Japanese army.

It goes without saying who General Zhang is here.

Later, he became the highest-level general who died in the entire Chinese army series during the Anti-Japanese War.

Okay, the words come back to you. Shang Zhen certainly understands Lu Dahu's playing style. If he is Lu Dahu, he would never go to Taierzhuang.

Shang Zhen understood from his own combat experience that he wanted to defeat the Japanese invaders by relying on many mountains and rivers.

But they lost many mountains of Guanshan from north to south, and the mountains seemed to be made up of the corpses and blood of countless anti-Japanese martyrs.

So what will ultimately stop the Japanese invaders from attacking?

Shang Zhen had limited education and could not understand it. Maybe it was just a sentence like "I will not be a slave to the destruction of the country"!

And what is that? It should be a mountain in my heart, and it should be a mountain in the hearts of all Chinese people who have sweared to be slaves of the country to die!

(End of this chapter)
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