I am Jiang Weiguo in World War II

I am Jiang Weiguo in World War II - Author: Flying Star Knight

Introduction: A patriotic young man in the 21st century traveled to the body of Jiang Weiguo, the second son of Chiang Kai-shek before World War II, and embarked on an iron-blooded journey to fight against foreign enemies and revitalize China without hesitation.

Chapter 1. Introduction

[Jiang Weiguo's main resume]

Jiang Weiguo, male, Chinese nationality, Han nationality, zodiac dragon, childhood name Jianhao, Hao Niantang, occupation: soldier, military scientist, second son of Chiang Kai-shek, younger brother of Chiang Ching-kuo.

Born in Tokyo, Japan on October 1916, 10, she was brought back to China after birth (it was a Japanese woman who brought Jiang Weiguo back to China, who was still a baby at that time, and this woman was Jiang Weiguo's biological mother, but the identity of Jiang Weiguo's biological mother was doubtful, either Chongsong Jinzi or Michiko Tsubuchi, the identity of Jiang Weiguo's biological father is also in doubt, either Chiang Kai-shek or Dai Jitao.

Jiang Weiguo is of mixed Chinese and Japanese descent.

Chiang Kai-shek may or may not be the biological father of Chiang Wei-guo, but Chiang Kai-shek has always been Chiang Wei-guo's adoptive father and nominal father, and Chiang Kai-shek has always treated Chiang Wei-guo as his own son); after Chiang Kai-shek accepted Chiang Wei-guo, he was sent to Shanghai to be handed over to Mrs. Yao Yecheng (Chiang Kai-shek's second wife, but she has no title, just a concubine) and raised her; four years later, she moved to Xikou Town, Fenghua County, Zhejiang Province, and was taken care of by Mrs. Mao Fumei (Chiang Kai-shek's original wife, Chiang Ching-kuo's biological mother).

Mrs. Yao was very kind to Jiang Weiguo, but Mrs. Mao was not very kind to Jiang Weiguo, which made Jiang Weiguo have several serious illnesses in his childhood and almost died.

In 1922, Jiang Weiguo was 6 years old and moved to Fenghua;

In 1923, Jiang Weiguo was 7 years old and moved to Ningbo;

In 1926, at the age of 10, Jiang Weiguo moved to Shanghai and studied in Shanghai Wanzhu Primary School and Shanghai Ziyuan Primary School;

In 1927, Jiang Weiguo was 11 years old, settled in Suzhou, and studied at the Middle School Affiliated to Soochow University (Soochow University);

In 1930, when Jiang Weiguo was 14 years old, the Central Plains War broke out, and he went to the front line of Henan to watch the battle with his father Chiang Kai-shek;

In 1934, at the age of 18, Jiang Weiguo had his tonsils removed due to illness, took the national examination, and was admitted to Soochow University (Soochow University);

At the end of October 1936, at the age of 10, Jiang Weiguo was sent to Germany by his father Chiang Kai-shek to study military affairs. He followed General Jiang Baili to Germany as a second lieutenant in the army, received German-style military training and military education in Germany, and learned fluent German;

In September 1937, at the age of 9, Jiang Weiguo was assigned to serve in the 21th Mountain Infantry Regiment of the German Wehrmacht;

In September 1938, at the age of 9, Jiang Weiguo was assigned to the Munich Military Academy in Germany to receive a one-year education for grassroots officers. During this period, he was summoned three times by Hitler, and was later sent to the 22th Army of the German Wehrmacht as a trainee;

In July 1939, Jiang Weiguo was 7 years old. He graduated from the Munich Military Academy and was assigned to the 23th Mountain Infantry Division of the German Wehrmacht. During his service in the German Army, he participated in two bloodless military operations (the merger of Germany and Austria, and the annexation of Czechoslovakia by Germany. In mid-August, he was ordered to leave Germany for the United States; in September, he arrived in the United States; in October, he entered the U.S. Army Air Corps Training Center to receive American Army Aviation Training;

In March 1940, Jiang Weiguo was 3 years old and graduated from the U.S. Army Aviation Military Training Class; in July, he entered the U.S. Army Armored Forces Training Center to receive American armored training;

In March 1941, Jiang Weiguo was 3 years old. After receiving training in the United States, he returned to China. He first arrived in Hawaii, then transited through Hong Kong, and arrived in Chongqing. The second lieutenant and platoon leader of the 25st platoon of the 5th company of the 1nd Battalion; for the next three years, Jiang Weiguo led his troops to station in western Henan and southern Shaanxi for a long time. Basically, he had no direct battle with the Japanese army, but he defeated several small-scale Japanese troops. Spy infiltration incident;

In May 1944, Jiang Weiguo was 5 years old. The Battle of Henan, Hunan and Guangxi broke out. The Japanese army attacked Henan. There was a head-on battle with the Japanese army; in August, he left the south of Huzong; in September, he was transferred to the new army of the Burmese Expeditionary Force, and went to Ramgarh, India to receive American armor training again;

In June 1945, Jiang Weiguo was 6 years old and served as the major battalion commander of the 29nd Battalion of the 206th Regiment of the 616th Division.

In 1949, at the age of 33, Jiang Weiguo withdrew to Taiwan with his father Chiang Kai-shek.

Since then, Jiang Weiguo has been engaged in military training and military education for the armored forces in Taiwan. Military positions such as deputy commander and lieutenant general commander basically did not participate in politics. At the same time, he also devoted himself to the study of military strategy and wrote a lot of books. He retired in 1986 at the age of 70 with the rank of second-ranking superior in the army.

On September 1997, 9, Jiang Weiguo died of illness in Taipei, Taiwan at the age of 23.

Generally speaking, Jiang Weiguo can be regarded as an elite general in the national army, but he was "untimely". He made great contributions to the construction of the national army's armored forces, the modernization of the national army, the development of military science, and the construction of Taiwan, but his life was basically overshadowed by the light of his father Chiang Kai-shek and his brother Chiang Ching-kuo.

As a soldier, and a soldier with extremely superior conditions in all aspects, it must be said that it is Jiang Weiguo's lifelong regret that he failed to kill the enemy and make meritorious service on the battlefield of defending the country against foreign enemies (he participated in the civil war).

Another important thing to explain is that the relationship between Jiang Weiguo and his father Chiang Kai-shek and his elder brother Jiang Jingguo has always been very good. Basically, there has been no discord between father and son or brothers.

Jiang Jingguo studied literature and engaged in politics, and Jiang Weiguo studied martial arts and engaged in military affairs. This was also the careful arrangement of their father Chiang Kai-shek.

Jiang Jingguo is honest and respectful, modest and elegant, honest and honest, and loves the people like a son. He is an excellent politician who has been tested by history and proved by facts; But he is just an excellent soldier, not a "famous general" at all, because he has not proved himself in actual combat tests at all.

During the eight years of the War of Resistance, Jiang Weiguo caught up with the national war that was related to the survival of the nation, but he failed to play the greatest role and value in the war. This was the greatest tragedy of his military career.

The protagonist of this book is Jiang Weiguo.

During the Anti-Japanese War, Jiang Weiguo had three major advantages:

First, he has a "National First Father";

Second, he was very young, only 21 years old when the Anti-Japanese War broke out;

Third, he is very handsome and very suitable to be the "protagonist".

Although this book is a time-travel novel, "authentic, objective, and reasonable" is the principle of this book: the material is true, the plot is objective, and the development is reasonable.

Although the protagonist Jiang Weiguo has the "law of immortality of the protagonist" as a matter of course, his struggle cannot be smooth sailing. After all, any victory is hard-won, and any road ahead is full of thorns.

Now, let's start our story, let us follow the new Jiang Weiguo to embark on the iron-blooded journey to change history.

Solemnly declare: This book does not involve domestic party politics.

In the 26th year of the Republic of China, winter.

Nanjing this winter is colder and bitterer than in previous years, and everything is desolate and chilling.

What makes the people of Nanjing feel cold is not only the cold current blowing from the north, but also the bloody wind blowing from the four islands of Dongying.

"The Japanese are coming!" In the city of Nanjing, the residents sighed in panic.

Even the Chinese who care the least about national affairs can feel that the situation this year is completely different from previous years.

The Japanese used to devour the land of China "gentlely", but now, the Japanese who are so stimulated by one victory after another are too lazy to pretend to be smiling tigers, and directly open their mouths full of fangs. It launched a full-scale aggression against China with open flames, and did not even bother to find a deceitful excuse like when the "September [-]th Incident" was launched six years ago.

On July 50, the Japanese provoked the Marco Polo Bridge Incident; at the end of July, after a fierce resistance, the North China Garrison Song Zheyuan was forced to withdraw from Beiping and Tianjin, and both the important northern towns of Pingjin and Tianjin fell into the hands of the Japanese; In the Battle of Nankou, although the participating national troops showed bravery, they still could not stop the Japanese invasion; then, the world-renowned Taiyuan Battle and Songhu Battle broke out successively. They launched full-scale battles with the Japanese army in Taiyuan and Shanghai respectively. Although the two battles could be described as changing colors in the mountains and rivers, and all the officers and soldiers of the national army who participated in the battles fought bravely to kill the enemy, these two battles still ended in failure. The affluent southern Jiangsu and northern Zhejiang regions all flew the flag of the sun.

After Shanghai, the next target of the Japanese army was naturally Nanjing, the capital of China.

Outside the city of Nanjing, the sound of killing was loud and the artillery fire was rumbling. Inside the city of Nanjing, the population was withered and deserted.

The powerful and powerful dignitaries in Nanjing have fled Nanjing scramblingly. Most of the ordinary people are hiding in their homes like snails or ostriches, trembling. It seems that the coming foreign invasion army can break through the country, but Unable to break into their home.

Early in the morning, more than a dozen cars drove slowly out of a temporary official residence located in Qingliangshan, Huangpu Road, and then headed for the suburbs.

On the empty streets, yellow leaves fluttered down in the bitter cold wind, adding to the heavy and depressing atmosphere of Nanjing at this time.

Under the sunlight, Nanjing is as frosty as snow and as white as clouds, and there are hardly any pedestrians on the streets covered with dead branches and leaves, only teams of armed soldiers with live ammunition.

After exiting the Zhongshan Gate, the convoy headed for Zijin Mountain, first detoured through Lingyuan New Village, Linggu Temple and other places, all the way silently, like a group of hearses, and the mood of everyone in the car was as heavy and gloomy as if they were attending a funeral.

In one of the cars, a thin elderly man in military uniform with a tired and haggard look silently looked at the desolate scene outside the car, and ordered the convoy to slow down further so that he could take a good look at Nanjing. Cao Kazuki, he is not only nostalgic, but also because he has no idea in his heart, he doesn't know when he will come back, he doesn't know if he can come back again, maybe he will never come back.

This thin old man was none other than the supreme leader of China at this time, Chiang Kai-shek.

Looking at Nanjing, where everything changed and people changed, and was desolate overnight like an empty ghost town, Chiang Kai-shek felt dejected and full of melancholy.

General Tang Shengzhi, the Commander-in-Chief of the Nanjing Garrison who was sitting in the same car, said worriedly: "Chairman, please leave quickly! The Japanese invaders are about to approach the city. If you don't leave, it will be too late.

You are the leader of the party and country, and now it is a critical moment related to the life and death of my Yangyang China, so you can't make any mistakes!Nanjing, you can leave it to me with confidence!I must lead the defenders of the city to fight the enemy bravely and serve the party and country. I will never disappoint your trust and the great trust of the people of the country! "

"Good! Good!" Chiang Kai-shek sighed twice in a melancholy tone.

The convoy turned around and headed for Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum.

Chiang Kai-shek looked out from the car window, with sadness and misery in his eyes again.

Chiang Kai-shek was about to leave Nanjing for Wuhan, and before leaving, he came here to bid farewell to Sun Yat-sen's ancestral spirit.

Standing in front of the sacrificial hall of Sun Yat-sen's cemetery, staring at the sitting white marble statue of Sun Yat-sen in the hall, Chiang Kai-shek solemnly took off his hat and bowed deeply three times.

After being silent for a while, Chiang Kai-shek said to Soong Meiling beside him with a very sad expression: "Madam, I have been in Nanjing for ten years with ups and downs, and I have been in trouble for ten years. Now Nanjing is going to fall into the hands of the Japanese. I really can't think of it." !"

Song Meiling comforted softly: "Darling, don't be sad, we will come back!"

Tang Shengzhi became more and more anxious: "Chairman, there is really no time to waste any more, please leave Nanjing as soon as possible!"

Chiang Kai-shek put on his hat, nodded, sighed and turned to leave the sacrificial hall and Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum.

Everyone boarded the car again, and the convoy drove to the Ming Palace Airport in Nanjing. The "Meiling" special plane and twelve of the latest German bf-109 fighter jets were ready at the airport.

Naturally, there was no send-off crowd at the airport, only a handsome and heroic young major officer led a team of guards guarding the plane and waiting for Chiang Kai-shek and his party.

After seeing the major officer, Chiang Kai-shek's heart trembled slightly. After getting out of the car, he stepped forward, his voice also trembling: "Wei'er..."

This major officer is Jiang Weiguo, the second son of Chiang Kai-shek.

Jiang Weiguo stood at attention solemnly, and saluted Chiang Kai-shek with a standard military salute: "Report to Chairman Jiang, the plane can take off at any time!"

Chiang Kai-shek's heart was pierced all of a sudden, he looked at Jiang Weiguo with extreme reluctance and reluctance, and moved his mouth, as if he wanted to say something but couldn't speak.

"Weiguo..." Soong Meiling stepped forward, then took Jiang Weiguo's hand, her expression anxious and her tone hurried, "This is the last plane to leave Nanjing, you... you better go with us! Don't be brave, bullets don't have eyes ah!"

Jiang Weiguo looked at Song Meiling and said with a smile: "Ma'am, Weiguo is a soldier of the party and country. It is his job to kill the enemy to serve the country and protect the people. Now that Japanese pirates are invading, how can Weiguo escape?" He looked at Chiang Kai-shek and saluted again , Seriously said, "Report to Chairman Jiang, all the officers and soldiers of the 918th Armored Regiment of the National Army are ready to kill the enemy and serve the country and become benevolent! Please rest assured Chairman Jiang! We must live up to our military mission and fight the Japanese pirates to the end. The country sheds its last drop of blood!" When he said these words, Jiang Weiguo's eyes were like torches, his expression was as firm as iron, and his tone was like a rainbow.

Soong Meiling took out a handkerchief, turned her head, and kept wiping away her tears.

Chiang Kai-shek looked at Jiang Weiguo, his expression seemed to melt, and his eye circles were slightly red: "Okay, okay..."

Soong Meiling sobbed softly: "Weiguo, you have to take care! You must protect yourself! Even if Nanjing is lost, it doesn't matter. As long as you come to Wuhan safely after the war, our family will be reunited in Wuhan again." Together, I will be content!"

Jiang Weiguo smiled and nodded: "Father, mother, please rest assured! We will definitely win!"

Chiang Kai-shek looked at Jiang Weiguo repeatedly with gentle and sad eyes, nodded, and then walked towards the plane with heavy steps.

"Father!" Just as Chiang Kai-shek stepped onto the gangway, Jiang Weiguo, who was more than ten meters away, suddenly shouted loudly.

Chiang Kai-shek turned his head slightly in surprise.

Jiang Weiguo stood in a military standard military posture, he looked at Chiang Kai-shek, and everyone looked at him.

Seeing Chiang Kai-shek turning his head, Jiang Weiguo bent his knees, clenched his fists, and tensed his upper body, and knelt down straight to Chiang Kai-shek.

"Father!" Jiang Weiguo's eyes were red and tears were streaming down his face. His expression was solemn and solemn, and his voice was like a bell, shaking his heart. "If my son died in Nanjing, he would not be able to serve you as a filial piety, nor would he be able to support you until the end of his life." Yes! My son is here, please forgive me! Father, please take care!" After speaking, Jiang Weiguo bowed his head and kowtowed three times to Chiang Kai-shek.

When he raised his head, Jiang Weiguo was already in tears.

Everyone at the airport was stunned, and then they were all infected by the tragic and heroic atmosphere. Everyone was moved, and many people felt emotional and burst into tears.