The War of Resistance

The daytime gunpowder smoke has dissipated into the void, if not for the faint gunshots still coming out in the distance, the night in the mountains and forests would seem peaceful.

There is a bonfire far away. In the faint light of the bonfire, the hill, which is only tens of meters high, looks like a giant beast standing in the sky and the earth in the dark night. Everything in the sky and the earth seems to be asleep.

But at a certain time, a certain Japanese sentry heard a certain sound coming from a certain position on the hill.

He listened intently, and finally he was sure that there was indeed a sound there, so he lightly touched his companion beside him and whispered a few words, and his companion crawled aside.

Although the hill was not high, it was steep and difficult to climb. The Japanese army did not plan to attack overnight, and they did not need to attack overnight.

They just need to surround the hill. They didn't believe how long the dozen or so soldiers of the Northeast Army on the mountain could survive.

The Japanese army didn't plan to attack overnight, but that didn't mean they were unprepared. They still had to be on guard against the officers and soldiers of the Northeast Army on the mountain who came down the mountain at night to find out.

Attacking from the bottom of the mountain to the top of the mountain is called upward attack. The only things the Japanese army can cling to are shrubs and stones. However, the people above the Northeast Army can slip down the mountain by dragging ropes (such as those made of leggings). How can we not guard against it?

So don't look at the Japanese army who only lit a bunch of bonfires, but under the hill, they still released people, although not many.

In the darkness, there were rustling and rolling sounds on the hill. At this time, a Japanese soldier had already run back under the cover of darkness.

The Japanese commander who was dozing off was woken up, and when he learned that there was movement on the mountain, he suddenly became energetic.

He first carefully asked the time when the sentry's voice sounded, and then he began to count the time as if he were counting fingers.

Even though the hill is only tens of meters high, even if the Northeast Army climbed down the hill with a rope, it would never be too fast.

The Japanese commander decided to do it when the Northeast Army was halfway up and down the mountain, that is, when it could not reach the world or land.

He thought his move was very clever, but he didn't know that in Chinese culture, there was an idiom called hitting Jizhongliu.

After a while, the Japanese commander felt that the time was up, so he gave a low-pitched instruction, and in his low-pitched instruction, there was a "boom" beside him, and a "shooting star" shot from him. The side rose quickly and flew straight to the top of the hill.

And just when the meteor flew over the hill, it exploded with a "bang", and the hill was illuminated brightly, because the Japanese army fired a flare.

And at the moment of this lighting, the Japanese army saw a faint figure on the mountain wall.

This time there is no need for the commander to give orders, "Da da da", "pa", "pa", "pa", the Japanese machine guns and rifles rang out at the same time, and the direction they focused their fire was on the wall of the hill.

Whether they hit the figure on the mountain wall, they don't know, but the dense bullets hit the mountain wall with sparks flying.

"Yo Xi!" The Japanese commander laughed loudly.

But when his laughter continued, there was a sudden gunshot on the hill.

The gunshots couldn't be said to be so intense, after all, there were only a dozen Northeast Army soldiers on the hill, and there were already hundreds of Japanese troops surrounding the hill.

The gunshots on the mountain include the sound of "he he he" of the flower mechanism, the sound of the box cannon firing, and the "crack" sound of the rifle.

Compared with the firepower of the Japanese army, the gunshots seemed so insignificant.

The problem is that although the Japanese army has sufficient firepower, they hit the mountain wall, and the position on the hill where the bullets were shot was exactly where the Japanese gunfire shone.

With just one blow, some of the unsuspecting Japanese soldiers were shot, and then there were screams from Japanese soldiers.

The Japanese army who just reacted hurriedly fired firepower at the top of the mountain, but at this time the mountain was back to darkness, and the opponent never fired a second shot.

Two minutes later, the Japanese commander ordered to stop shooting, and then some soldiers turned on their flashlights. Of course, even if they turned on their flashlights, they hid behind rocks to guard against the cold guns on the mountain.

In the dark night, they were still under the threat of fire from the Northeast Army, and it was inconvenient to do anything. After asking for a long time, the Japanese commander took stock, only to find that his men had been killed and three wounded. two.

The previously elated "Yo Xi" has now become "Ba Ga". Since then, the Japanese army commander has figured out that the Northeast Army did not come down to break through the siege. They just made noises and waited for them to shoot.

And their firing naturally exposed their position, and then their firepower came up, and they hid again when they counterattacked!

When things have come to this point, the Japanese commander usually scolds the Northeast Army for their cunning, while thinking hard about how he will smash the Northeast Army into pieces after he captures them.

And just when the Japanese officer was furious, there was a burst of loud laughter on the top of the hill.

If it is not for translation, people in country a generally do not understand the language of people in country b.

However, as human beings, some things are the same, such as crying and laughing, and what the Japanese officer heard now was the laughter of the soldiers of the Northeast Army on that hill after they counted their victory in the Japanese Kwantung Army.

Yes, the Japanese army was calculated by Shang Zhen and the others.

Shang Zhen did plan to break out of the encirclement at night, but definitely not from the direction of the mountain pass.

If Shang Zhen and the others had a hundred or so people, he might adopt such an approach. After all, the hundred or so people paid the sacrifices of a small number of people, and it would make sense for the rest to rush out.

But their number is too small, there are only a dozen or so in total. If they hit the muzzle of the Japanese army, they will be gone as soon as they "click".

The real direction for Shang Zhen to break through is behind, that is, above the mountain ridge.

"Let's go, let's go back, we must be careful, we are not afraid of being slow, as long as we can pass that mountain ridge before dawn." Shang Zhen said.

After all, there was only one dismounted cavalryman on that mountain.

During the day, the Japanese army also attacked them from both sides of the mountain ridge, but the mountain walls on both sides of the mountain ridge were also very steep, so the Japanese army's attack was repelled by them with a few shots.

There was a sound in the darkness. The complex terrain here undoubtedly protected Shang Zhen and the others during the day. Only with such huge boulders could Shang Zhen and the others be able to avoid the Japanese grenade bombing.

But when walking at night, those boulders become obstacles again, Shang Zhen and the others must be careful, it is really a groping forward, this kind of advancement must be touched with hands before they move, so now they are like that walking Waddling snail.

In the distance along the coast of the city, there are still faint gunshots. Could it be that the Japanese army attacked Ningyuan City overnight? Shang Zhen thought again, feeling that the regiment was enough, if he remembered correctly, the gunshots had been going on since yesterday morning.