I shoot one at a time in the fight against Japan

After a while Matsui hung up the phone.

"Your Excellency, what's going on?" The officer next to him knew that the call was from the area headquarters.

"Launch an attack here in three days, and we will annihilate the Chinese troops stationed here." Matsui took a pen and drew a circle on the military map: "This is our attack area."

"What about the other side of the river? Can't we attack?" The officers around were very curious.

"It cannot be attacked. This is a peaceful area. There are a large number of foreigners living here. We cannot kill foreigners, otherwise we will suffer even more severe international resistance."

"Then will this limit our army's large-scale tactical encirclement?"

"I know, so we have to overcome all difficulties. Now we want to annihilate the Chinese army here. Only when we fight here can we have better control."

"I heard that there is a regiment stationed here, and their regiment leader is called Xie Cheng. To deal with a regiment, we dispatch a brigade. I believe they can be wiped out within a few hours."

"We can't be careless, because there is a terrible person in Shanghai, and now our biggest worry is that this person will help."

"Your Excellency, Commander, are you talking about Zhou Weihua from Laiyang County?"

"Yes, but who else can scare us?"

"Your Excellency, Commander, you can rest assured about this. We all believe that Zhou Weihua will never help Xie Cheng, because they belong to two forces."

"Are you saying that Zhou Weihua won't help Xie Chengdu?"

"Yeah, he's definitely not going to help because that's their problem."

"If it's what you said, then we can send out an alliance to deal with Xie Cheng's regiment, so that our people will reduce their deaths."

"Won't it be a bit of a fuss to dispatch a wing, Commander?"

"I want to ensure victory to ensure that our people can survive and lay down Xie as a regiment. We have other things to do."

Chapter 1038

In the next three days.

The situation in Shanghai became more tense.

In particular, many foreigners used machines to find a good location and prepared to film this war.

Near the Peace Hotel, everything was full of people.

Everyone is waiting for the war to come.

Waiting for the Japanese to blow the horn of war, countless pairs of eyes stared at the other side of the river.

But the other side of the river was eerily quiet, and no one was seen on the street.

Because many residents on the other side have moved to the Peace Hotel, a polarization has formed.

Foreigners even occupied the high ground and set up all kinds of machines.

Meath and Smith are good friends, and they also stood at a good vantage point looking at the other side.

Smith is also a foreign official stationed in China in Shanghai, and he also wants to see how far this level of war has reached.

What attitude do the Chinese take?

"Miss heard that you have a good relationship with the Chinese, and you have also done a lot of business with the Chinese in partnership. What do you think of the Chinese? What do you think of this war?" Smith wanted to know. Sri Lanka's views, especially on the Chinese people.

"Yes, I did cooperate with many Chinese in business and made a lot of money. None of us can stop the outbreak of this war, because it is the desire of the Japanese to launch and wolf ambitions."

"According to what I know about the Chinese, they will definitely resist this war to the end until the last Chinese soldier stands dead."

"They have a patriotic heart. The sacred Chinese territory is inviolable. The Chinese are like a lion. He is sleeping, but he has not yet woken up. When he wakes up, the Japanese are like a pig. Then the lion will Eat this pig."

Mies expressed his views and expressed his attitude.

"Are the Chinese really so determined to resist the Japanese?" Smith asked curiously.

"Yes, I firmly believe that the Chinese will resist the Japanese, and even die the last soldier. This is the attitude expressed by a soldier I know." Mies continued to respond.

"But you see so many Chinese here, but they are standing on the side of the river watching, but they don't have any attitude." Smith pointed to the Chinese next to the river downstairs: "If we didn't designate a peace zone, I believe this Some people cannot avoid the damage of war."

"Mr. Smith, look at these are civilians. They have no guns, no training. All they can do now is watch and hope that their Chinese army can defeat the Japanese. If they can give them a gun or let them They trained, and I believe they rushed up to fight the Japanese without hesitation."

"Do they really think so?"

"Yes, I have met many Chinese, and they are very angry. They all want to join the battle, and even want to die with the Japanese, but they are just civilians. If he has no guns and ammunition, and no skills, if he has, I believe they will rush to fight the Japanese."

"But I don't see any fighting spirit in the eyes of these people."

"That's because the fighting spirit in their hearts hasn't been awakened yet."

"Then how to wake up these too?"

"I don't know because I'm just a businessman, not a politician or a military strategist."

"Boss Mies, how long do you think this war will last? Can the Chinese army last for three or four hours?"

"I think at least three or four days, because I saw the tenacity and tenacity of their Chinese soldiers."

"Oh, are you so optimistic about the Chinese army?"

"Yes, I believe in them, I believe they will be able to withstand the Japanese charge again and again."

"Since Boss Mies believes in the Chinese army so much, how about we make a bet?"

"What are you gambling?"

"How about we bet $1?"

"Are you sure you want to play so big?"

"Yes, Boss Mies, I heard that you made a lot of money in Shanghai, and I also made some money in Shanghai. How about we bet on this now?"

"Okay, since Mr. Smith gave me money, I can only accept it."

"Hahaha, Boss Mies, you are really interesting. The war has not yet started. I believe that the Japanese offensive will be very fierce. The Chinese army can be taken out in three to four hours or even five or six hours. After all, on the other side of the river The Chinese army has only one regiment, and although it is a German armed regiment, they cannot stop the strong Japanese attack.”

"Mr. Smith, what you bought is that the Japanese can take the other side of the river in about five or six hours, right?"

"Yes, if it takes more than five hours, the $1 will be yours."

"Okay, since Mr. Smith has no confidence in the Chinese army, then I will follow the orders. I believe in the Chinese army, and I also believe that the Chinese will win in the end."

Mies saw Smith put 1 dollars on the table, and he took 1 dollars from himself and put it on the table.