In November 1937, the Battle of Songhu came to an end, the Chinese army withdrew westward, and southern Jiangsu fell.
Chen Yue, a 22-year-old reconnaissance leader, and three remaining soldiers, Lao Xu, Liu Shuanzi, and Yao Wazi, were driven into the reed swamp by more than thirty Japanese soldiers. There were only nine rounds of bullets left. A machine gun was set up at the bridgehead, and the pursuers were chasing behind them.
In a desperate situation, he suddenly "played a foreign movie" in his mind - in the picture, he touched the back of the Japanese team leader and wiped his neck with a knife. When I opened my eyes again, I felt a heat under my nose, which was blood. After flipping through three plans, I finally settled on one.
From that day on, there was a Chinese soldier in the reed swamp who was not afraid of death. Beheading, handing over guns, seizing strongholds, and eliminating traitors, he relied on the deduction in his mind to attribute every battle to the Japanese. The Japanese soldiers in Sunan gradually discovered that once they entered this reed swamp, they could not get out.
Killing the Japanese does not happen overnight. Deducing hundreds of battles, no one will survive under the gun.
