The War of Resistance

It was dawn, and the drone of planes came from the distant sky again, and about 10 Japanese planes appeared again.

They were flying in the sky that didn't belong to them, but they showed off their power like that. They could see the rising sun flag on their fire planes just like the rising sun, and their hearts were naturally filled with the pride of being a Yamato nation.

When Gubeikou arrived, the Japanese planes swooped down.

They have nothing to be afraid of, and there is absolutely no need to be afraid, just because they found that the Chinese army on the opposite side did not have anti-aircraft weapons.

Then what are they afraid of? They never mind blowing up a few more holes in the already riddled Gubeikou General Building until it completely disappears from this world.

But just after the Japanese plane dived down, the Japanese officer in charge of commanding the bombing mission suddenly shouted to stop the bombing.

Their planes were already flying low enough because of their recklessness.

Because they were flying low enough, they could no longer see signs of Chinese military activity on the Gubeikou position.

The Japanese plane dived down and pulled up again, but did not drop the bomb.

Then, to confirm, these bombers dived and flew lower again. Their planes flew so low that the wind passing by the wings seemed to be able to blow the wormwood on the ground.

Oh, this analogy is also wrong, the ground is already scorched, where is there any wormwood?

The Japanese planes pulled up again, and then these Japanese planes turned around and flew towards the Japanese positions. They fluttered their wings. How could the Japanese troops below not understand, so amidst the roar of the planes, the land on the ground The proud cheers of the invaders were heard.

The Chinese army retreated, they actually retreated, they did retreat, although the Chinese army also caused thousands of casualties to the Japanese army, but the victory belongs to their Imperial Japanese Army after all!

Under the order of the Japanese officer, the Japanese soldiers walked forward in unison, holding the long Type 38 rifles with bayonets on them.

Don't look at their frustrating stature, but in their eyes, this big Japanese imperial army walks so majesticly.

They walked on Chinese soil recklessly, and some even stepped on the corpses of Chinese soldiers who died in battle.

And what to do next, all the Japanese soldiers also know what to do.

The reporters accompanying them will take pictures of them, and they will stand in front of the battered general building, holding up the Japanese Imperial Army's command saber and Type 38 rifle, to celebrate their Imperial Japanese Army's supremacy Martial arts, so that history will remember the proud moment for them Japanese—they finally stepped on the longest Guanshan that symbolizes China!

And this honor undoubtedly belonged to the first Japanese army to reach Gubeikou, and there was even a skull painted on the flag of that Japanese army.

The Japanese military reporter had already made up his mind, and within a few days, the title he wrote would appear in the newspapers of the Great Japanese Empire-Skeleton Squad on the Great Wall!

Just when the Japanese army reporter raised his Leica camera, there was a faint sound of gunfire in the southeast of Gubeikou.

Um? Is the battle not over yet? All the Japanese soldiers turned their attention to the direction of the gunfire.

There is a mountain that the Japanese army does not know, and it is called the unnamed hill for the time being. On the Chinese land, it is called Mao'er Mountain. Although the mountain is steep, it is not very high, and it looks like a small hill.

Yes, the battle is still not over, although this time it is only a battle of seven people.

There were 7 Chinese soldiers on that mountain. For some unknown reason, they did not receive the order to retreat.

And the Japanese army has already started to move, so they will naturally shoot.

"Your large forces have retreated, and there are only a few of you left. You can surrender!" A voice shouted from the foot of the mountain.

And this is the misfortune of China. No matter which dynasty or generation has invaders, there must be traitors accompanying them.

It's just that the answer to the call was still the sound of gunfire.

In the vast China for 5,000 years, there have been many surrenders in the past dynasties, but they have never been brave men who are not afraid of breaking their own bones, let alone facing the invasion of alien races this time.

The Japanese army began to attack that hill. From the perspective of the Japanese army, the majestic Japanese imperial army has already taken down the front line of the Great Wall. Is there still a hill like you?

The Japanese bombers had already flown away.

And the Japanese military officers commanding ground operations would never call that bomber to serve as an army. They have their own pride. It is obvious that there are not a few Chinese soldiers on the hill who do not have heavy weapons, but they call the bomber to bomb, isn't it? Want to make the Air Force laugh out loud?

It's just that the Japanese army was really wrong.

The first mistake is that they think that there are not many troops on the mountain, and there are not many people sent to attack the mountain every time, and they adopt the tactics of adding fuel.

The second mistake was the constant sound of gunfire on the hill, rifles and even a light machine gun.

Although the mountain is not high, it is very steep, and the Japanese army attacking upwards has been shot and fell down.

Seeing that the number of casualties had gradually increased to hundreds, the arrogant Japanese officer felt that something was wrong. He dispatched mortars and bombed the hill indiscriminately.

When the Japanese army officer felt that it was about the same, the Japanese army officer waved his sword and ordered the soldiers to continue charging.

Sure enough, this time on the hill, there was no sound of light-gun shooting, and it was obvious that the light machine gun had been smashed.

It's just that the light machine gun stopped firing, but the sound of rifle shooting remained the same, although it was a little less than the already uneven gunfire before.

After paying more than 10 casualties, the Japanese army finally reached the top of the hill. At this time, there were no living Chinese soldiers on the hill, and there were seven bloody Chinese soldiers on the hill.

At this time, the Japanese army officer in charge of commanding the attack on the mountain found out after counting around the hill that they had already reached a hundred Japanese soldiers, and this did not include those who were shot and wounded and rescued.

In the end, the Japanese officer also climbed up the hill. He looked at the seven Chinese soldiers who would rather die than surrender, and after a moment of silence, he gave an order: "These seven are Chinese warriors, we must bury them! "

In the end, on the relatively gentle southern slope of Maoer Mountain, a new grave was added, and the Japanese army also erected a sign saying "Seven Heroes Tomb".

And these seven Chinese soldiers belonging to the 145th Regiment of the 25th Division of the Seventeenth Army became the last Chinese soldiers in the battle of Gubeikou. They failed to withdraw with the troops in time, and finally all died for the country.

If war is like a mighty river, sometimes the death of seven people is just a small wave in the river.

As the war progressed, the Chinese army even forgot that they had set up a checkpoint at Mao'er Mountain, but the seven soldiers never returned.

A few years later, when ordinary Chinese people accidentally went up the mountain, they saw the sign erected by the Japanese army and realized that there were 7 ordinary soldiers who died for the country.

However, after checking the Chinese information, there was no record at all. In the end, I found out about the seven Chinese soldiers from Japanese newspapers.

Sad? Fortunately? Who can tell.

During the 14-year war of resistance, no one knew how many unsung heroes of the Chinese nation threw their bones on the battlefield.

Well, although the War of Resistance on the Great Wall is not over yet, Gubeikou was eventually occupied by the Japanese army.

Naturally, the Japanese army wanted to clean up the battlefield and burn the corpses of the so-called broken officers and soldiers with fire, and then transport the ashes back to the country by plane.

The guns that Chinese officers and soldiers have left on the battlefield have also been put away. It is impossible for them to leave the guns and ammunition behind.

The Japanese army continued to move forward, and they needed to attack Nantianmen.

So one day later, all that remained on the Gubeikou line were the countless corpses of Chinese officers and soldiers who died in battle.

In the following days, the weather began to warm up, and the wind, rain, and sun were exposed to wild beasts pecking at them, and finally the corpses of those officers and soldiers turned into piles of white bones.

At this time, a monk appeared, named Ming Kai. He brought his apprentices and called on some villagers to collect the remains of these officers and soldiers, and finally found 360 remains.

The monk chose a geomantic treasure, and the surrounding people began to dig graves.

It's just that most of them are mountainous areas, and the so-called soil dug out is also stone slag.

"It's a sin, how can this kind of thing be used to bury heroes? We Chinese are going to be buried in peace!" An old man present said with tears in his eyes.

As a result, the people who had come from all over the country to search for the remains carried good soil from various places to make new graves for these sacrificed soldiers.

Finally, they built a "meat mound tomb" more than 10 meters high to commemorate the anti-Japanese soldiers who died on the front line of the Gubeikou Great Wall.

If so, that's all, summer is over, autumn is here again, autumn is here and winter is here again.

In the midst of the twelfth lunar month of winter, an old man went to the mountain to cut firewood, but he found the remains of a dead soldier in the mountain.

He decided to carry the remains to the Meat Mound Tomb, even if he dug up the permafrost, the soldier's remains could not be exposed to the wilderness.

It's just that he couldn't understand why this soldier died in the mountains?

He didn't know that this soldier was actually a signal soldier, and he just happened to be shot and killed by the Japanese army when he went to notify the people at the Maoershan checkpoint to retreat on the day of retreat.

Because of the death of a soldier who delivered the letter, seven more soldiers were killed, and these seven soldiers killed hundreds of invaders before they were killed.

Seven ordinary soldiers fought bravely without fear of a powerful enemy, and finally all died in battle. With this warrior, China is lucky!

The country is weak, and the seven people who died against the country did not even leave their names. If the enemy hadn't put up a sign, no one would have known it. The tragedy of China!

Unknowingly, I have written hundreds of thousands of words. It is very time-consuming to check historical materials for realistic anti-Japanese novels. The old man strives to vividly express the history of the Anti-Japanese War in novels. If there are any shortcomings, please correct and criticize.