Steel Soviet Union

What Ren Dagui told was a story that Malashenko was familiar with, but had never experienced in this timeline. Malashenko, who was not unfamiliar with it, nodded slowly after hearing this, and then quickly Then he continued to speak.

"What happened next?"

"Later"

"Then we were sent to the grassland, and the Japs threw the tools over and asked us to dig trenches. For the first two days, we worked as usual. The leading Japs squad leader also had the sun come out in the west, and he actually gave us a We eat white flour steamed buns with millet porridge and pickles.”

"At that time, the Japanese team leader told us to work hard, and there would be plenty of white flour steamed buns and millet porridge. After two days, the imperial army would be happy and give us a reward, and then let the car send us back. I was thinking at that time. How can there be such a good thing? Don't let the little devil kill the donkey and leave it here to coax the devil. After using it, we were killed and buried on the spot. I thought something was wrong and planned to find an opportunity to run away. "

"But I didn't expect that before the trenches were dug, the old man, no, the Red Army came over."

"I used to see so many Japanese soldiers holding a 38-year-old hat and a plaster flag that I didn't know what my last name was. But when the Red Army came, everything changed completely. There were so many Red Army tanks. They rushed over in a flash, with machine guns mounted on the tanks firing away.

"The Japanese soldiers hit the tank with the big 38 guns in their hands. The fire was emitting sparks but had no effect at all. The tank kept rushing forward like a mad bull. The Japanese soldiers were anxious and planned to push the cannon up and blast it. As a result, several Japanese soldiers pushed the cannon but it was not stable yet. As soon as the tank came over, the cannon wheel was removed, and the Japanese soldiers pushing the cannon were also blown away. They died so loudly!"

"I applauded at that time! He said that this old guy is really powerful, ah, he is the Red Army, so he is really powerful! He stunned the Japanese so hard that he couldn't even fight back after being beaten."

"But the situation at that time trapped me too. The Japanese couldn't care less about us laborers, but there were bullets and artillery shells flying everywhere on the battlefield, and we couldn't escape."

"I can't run away, so I thought I'd just hide. At least it's better than rushing out and dying."

"Then I found an unfinished shell-proof hole to hide in. The dirt on my head kept falling. I was extremely scared at the time, for fear that the hole would collapse and I would be buried alive."

"I don't know how long it took, but it must have been a while. I suddenly heard the noise outside become quieter, and then disappeared after a while. The main reason was that I couldn't hear the Japanese soldiers screaming. I was wondering if this was The fight is over. If the fight is really going to be over, why don’t we find an opportunity to run away first so that we don’t get caught by the Japanese again?”

"But as soon as I poked my head out, the Japanese soldiers didn't see him, but we, the Red Army, caught him."

"At that time, I didn't speak any Russian, and I didn't speak Japanese either. The Red Army officer who interrogated me asked a lot of questions, but I didn't understand them. I couldn't understand them, let alone answer them. I didn’t know what he was talking about. I didn’t expect that they would just treat me as a prisoner and throw me into a truck together with the captured Japanese soldiers.”

"The captured Japanese soldiers in the car were all very dissatisfied. They were tied up in a ball after their guns were handed over, and they all stared at me fiercely. I wasn't afraid at the time. You little Japanese bullied me when you had guns. The bow-legged guy still dares to glare at me now that he doesn’t have a gun, which makes me angry.”

"As soon as the car stopped, I beat up the kid who stared at me from the car. That kid was not as tall as the corn pole in my field, so he was pretty tough, but he still couldn't beat me. But. I didn’t expect that the Red Army wouldn’t stop him. A few people just stood aside and laughed and watched me beat him. When I saw that he was fine, I beat him even harder, knocking out two of the kid’s teeth.”

"Later I heard that people were treating this as an internal fight between the Japanese and Japanese. It was the Japanese fighting the Japanese. I thought I was a Japanese too, so I just watched the fun and ignored it. This made me angry, because I, a big man from the Northeast, was treated like a bandit. Little devil."

I have to say that the story Ren Dagui told is indeed quite funny. You have to admit that this big brother has a talent for telling stories. Even Malashenko "has received strict training and generally does not laugh unless he can't help it." "The tank corps major generals all laughed.

"Interesting! It's also good! You can defeat the Japanese soldiers with bare hands. You have practiced before, right?"

Hearing this question from his comrade, Ren Dagui, who was suddenly full of pride, didn't even care that his hands were stained with oil, and immediately patted his chest proudly.

"That's right, Comrade Senior, don't underestimate me. When I was young, Brother Zhang, who lived next door to my house, knew martial arts. He taught me these two things, and he was a first-class expert in fighting Japanese. That's it. That little bow-legged guy is nothing without a gun. I'm not afraid of him with my bare hands. I can beat him into submission in just a few hits."

After listening to Ren Dagui's "self-introduction", Malashenko nodded again in approval, and then continued to ask questions.

"It was pretty good, but what happened next? What happened to you afterwards?"

"Later"

Ren Dagui scratched his head, as if he was recalling the past and organizing his words. After all, it had been several years and it was not easy to recall. He had to think about it for a while, but it didn't take too long after all.

"I can't remember the name of the place I went to later. Although I learned some Russian at the time, I couldn't understand it at all. The Red Army kept treating me as a prisoner. I wanted to explain it at first, but the Red Army also It was quite cruel. Several times I tried to go up to explain, but the guards drove me back with guns. They didn’t listen to anything I said and just said work, work.”

"Later, a big brother from the Northeast who was arrested together persuaded me that he was also regarded as a little devil. He told me that he was talking about these old idiots. Old idiots, comrades and teachers, not me."

Malashenko, who smiled after hearing this, didn't mind. He just smiled and waved his hand to signal Ren Dagui to continue.

"Then the big brother told me that this old guy can't tell whether we are little devils or Chinese. People think that we are all yellow-skinned and look the same, so don't even think about telling the difference. We might be in trouble. Not to mention beating him, he might even have to be shot."

"Besides, although we work every day now, Lao Maozi still treats us as human beings. The food and drink we eat and drink are better than when we worked for the Japanese, and we don't do much work. The main thing is He has inquired about this place, and it is at least more than a thousand miles away from our home, which is quite far away."

"I was frightened when I heard it. Darling, it's more than a thousand miles away. If you want to run back, why don't you die on the way? Then the big brother said it again. Besides, this old man's territory is everywhere. Lao Maozi, how can you run away if you are unfamiliar with this place? You don't even have a place to stay, and you have to be captured by Lao Maozi. You may have to be shot as a fugitive. Why don't you continue to work here and find a way to survive? Let’s talk about it later.”

"What I'm thinking is correct. What Big Brother said makes sense, so I'll just listen to him and plan to talk about going home when I have the opportunity in the future."