The War of Resistance

"I'm Ma Gan'er, our people should retreat quickly, it's almost dawn!" Shang Zhen shouted.

At this time, he was already retreating to the southeast of the village, with Bian Xiaolong on his left and Da Lao Ben on his right, the three of them covering each other.

When Bian Xiaolong heard Shang Zhen admit that his nickname was Ma Gan'er, although Bian Xiaolong was vigilantly observing the movements around him, he couldn't help laughing.

Of course, she had heard from the veterans that Shang Zhen's earliest nickname was "Ma Gan'er", but she really didn't have the courage to ask the battalion commander in person if you were called Ma Gan'er back then!

Bian Xiaolong was laughing, but Shang Zhen didn't have the heart to laugh.

He was also forced by the Japanese army to have no choice, so he thought of using the nickname "Ma Gan'er".

Although Shang Zhen didn't know that Xu Lang had become a traitor, he could also think that the Japanese army was coming for him now.

If he shouted that he was Shang Zhen and everyone was going to retreat, what if there were people in the Japanese army who knew Chinese, or if the Japanese translator heard it?

So it is safer to use the nickname "Ma Gan'er". Anyway, my nickname when I was in the army was Ma Gan'er, and everyone in my camp should know it.

Shang Zhen knew that he had to retreat. If he didn't retreat, they would definitely be surrounded by the Japanese army here. At the same time, gunshots rang out again in the southeast direction.

Although Shang Zhen had not communicated with Chu Tian and the others, they could figure it out to each other that Shang Zhen's last chance to rush out before dawn was bright.

From Chu Tian's perspective, it is very likely that Shang Zhen is breaking out when the sky is getting brighter and brighter.

And from Shang Zhen's perspective, the gunshots in the southeast of the village must be Chu Tian's last effort to help him out.

Even if Shang Zhen is safe in the end, Shang Zhen must consider the casualties of his own men in order to save himself? That man is getting fewer and fewer!

The situation is critical. After Shang Zhen and Da Lao Ben meet, there is no time to talk about other things. Shang Zhen didn't even ask where Bian Xiaolong is hiding.

Of course, when Bian Xiaolong appeared in front of the seriously injured, another flare fired by the Japanese army in the north was lit up. Bian Xiaolong was so black all over that he looked like a chimney plug. How could Shang Zhen not guess where Bian Xiaolong was hiding?

What is a chimney plug? It means to roll up a bundle of sack pieces and stuff it into the chimney or the mouth of the stove.

Imagine that the fine ash in the chimney and the stove kang hole is almost the same. Anything stuffed in it will turn black, including people!

When Bian Xiaolong came to Shang Zhen, Shang Zhen just glanced at him and guessed why the Japanese grenade did not explode Bian Xiaolong on the roof of the house just now. Xiaolong on the other side was just like when he fired at the top of Wujiapo Mountain, and he went directly into the chimney to hide!

The house was originally a mud house, and the chimney was not very thick, but Bian Xiaolong was thin!

How thin was Bian Xiaolong? The injured thought that the old soldiers called themselves "stubborn" and that was wrong. Bian Xiaolong was the "stubborn"!

However, as the battalion commander, he would never say it out loud, but just thought about it in his heart.

No matter how narrow the chimney is, others can't get in, but Bian Xiaolong can definitely get in.

The house where Shang Zhen hid on the top of Wujiapo Mountain was a bandit's house, but it was bigger than the houses of ordinary people, and the chimney was thick, so he could get in.

You should know that although the chimney of the house where Bian Xiaolong hid was thin, it was made of adobe.

Adobe is made of mud, wheat straw, and other things put in a mold and then dried. It is the toughest, so it is not surprising that the Japanese grenade fragments could not penetrate it. As for Da Lao Ben, his head was almost as thick as the chimney, so he couldn't get in anyway. Besides, who has ever seen a black iron tower fit into someone's small chimney, right?

So Da Lao Ben hid in the house below.

I think the Japanese soldiers who ran under the eaves only had time to throw a grenade on the roof before being killed by Da Lao Ben. Considering Da Lao Ben's skills, this was not a big deal.

The above is what Shang Zhen knew in an instant. With his combat experience, is there any need to guess?

But the above is what Shang Zhen knows, so what else Shang Zhen doesn't know.

Fighting against the Japanese is definitely not Shang Zhen's business alone. Just like fighting against the Japanese requires great men to point out the way forward, but they can rely on all Chinese people, and Shang Zhen naturally relies on his team to fight against the Japanese.

Shang Zhen suffered so much and experienced so many dangers to fight against the Japanese, and so did his soldiers.

Da Lao Ben and Bian Xiaolong did not break out for various reasons, and finally they also found their way to this village.

Their ideas were the same as those of Ge Changli and Wang Xiaodan who were charging on horseback. They also thought that the commander of the Japanese army should live in the house, so they also came here.

As a result of the two of them lurking in the village, they did not find the commander of the Japanese army, but they did something that played a major role in Shang Zhen's escape. That is, when Chu Tian and others attacked the Japanese army outside, they threw away the Japanese grenade launchers in the village!

Yes! They were "stolen" and thrown away by the two of them!

Let's not say that they threw it into the well, that is, they just found a place to throw it, where can the Japanese army find it in the dark?

Otherwise, why do you think Wang Xiaodan and Ge Changli were able to survive when they rushed to the village? As long as two flares were fired upwards in the village, Wang Xiaodan and Ge Changli, who were exposed to the light, would be shot into sieves!

Of course, stealing can also be called a sneak attack.

Before the two people took action, it was like this. Bian Xiaolong said, "Big Stupid, let's blow up the Japanese grenade launcher, right?"

Big Stupid first habitually said "um", but then said, killing people is useless, so it's better to steal the grenade launcher!

What is "the truth is not in the loudness of the voice"? What is "Big Stupid's inner beauty"? At that moment, Bian Xiaolong felt like worshipping his own Big Stupid!

Yes, killing people is useless. How many Japanese devils can they kill? Maybe they will leave them here, and then she can't give birth to Big Stupid children!

There were many Japanese devils, but the number of grenade launchers they carried was limited. According to veterans, a Japanese squad only had two grenade launchers.

So as long as you steal the Japanese devils' grenade launchers and throw them, it would always be easier than killing people.

In fact, don't look at the distance. It's pitch black. The Japanese army will always find a way to get close. They march and fight for a day and a night. It's impossible for them to not make a little light.

When Bian Xiaolong really found where the Japanese grenade launchers were, he gave the job to Da Laoben.

With Da Laoben's skills, he not only stole the two grenade launchers, but also strangled the gunners of the two Japanese grenade launchers!

In a war that spanned most of China, there are always many unknown legends, like the Chinese soldier who used a heavy machine gun to kill hundreds of Japanese soldiers at once. If it weren't for the Japanese army's record, there would definitely be people who hate the country in the future who would say, are you bragging?

A poor man has a low ambition, a thin horse has long hair, it is a pity that the seven-foot tall Chinese man has developed the habit of worshipping foreign things because of his weakness in modern times. The kneeling knees have never hardened up even in the 20th century!