Siheyuan: Married a female spy at the beginning of 1944

Commander Qin sighed.

"Well, this matter cannot be entirely blamed on you. The Japanese wanted to find the government, and we could not stop them.

Now that the National Government has nominally begun to take over, it is difficult for us to attack."

Commander Qin also knew that if the Nationalist government took over Peking, it would be like driving a nail into North China.

But now is still the stage of cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party.

They had no reason or excuse to attack Peking directly.

What he was more worried about was that the Japanese in other places would follow suit.

Whenever the city was besieged by the Eighth Route Army, the National Government would immediately ask people to come and take over the defense of the city.

If that's the case, then things will be troublesome.

“Commander, why don’t we attack directly before they announce it.

The situation in Peking is very chaotic now.

Those puppet troops were recruiting soldiers, while the Japanese army was hiding obediently in the barracks, not caring about what was happening in the market at all.

If we launch a surprise attack now, we only need a few thousand troops to capture Peking."

Tanya also knew that this was not the right time to fall out with the government.

But thinking about the previous Huinan Incident, she felt that even if they took Peking now.

The most the government can do is use this incident to cause some trouble.

But even if this didn't happen, the government would never calm down.

Moreover, the Kuomintang government had long since stopped providing material support to the Eighth Route Army.

Although the two sides are nominally subordinate to each other, in reality their relationship is almost hostile.

Commander Qin looked at Tanya in surprise, then said

"Are you too close to He Daqing and have you been influenced by him?"

Tanya quickly explained

"We didn't get too close, it was just work. Commander, don't let your imagination run wild."

Looking at Tanya's anxious look of explanation, Commander Qin didn't say anything.

But I also know in my heart that these two people probably have a good impression of each other.

But he would never agree to such a thing.

"Don't have too much contact with He Daqing when you have nothing to do. He is a family man.

You have to understand this.”

Tanya felt very ashamed of what Commander Qin said.

She quickly changed the subject

"Commander, what about Peking? Just give Peking to the National Government.

The Japanese surrendered because of our bloody battles.

Humph, if we hadn’t trapped the Japs in the city they wouldn’t dare to come out.

How did the Nationalist government take over Peking so easily? "

Commander Qin also knew about this situation, but when things came to this point, there was nothing he could do.

"Don't worry about this. I'll report it to my superiors and ask them what to do."

After Tan Ya came out from Commander Qin, she subconsciously walked into He Daqing's military camp.

The troops are resting during this period, and the soldiers are only doing some light training. Some soldiers are close to home.

I also went home for the holiday.

Therefore, the military camp is generally relaxed and does not have that solemn and grim feeling.

He Daqing was playing with his little girl Yu Shui, and Yu Shui saw Tanya first.

"Auntie Tan, Auntie Tan."

When Xiao Yushui saw Tanya, he opened his arms and ran over.

Tanya saw Xiao Yushui, squatted down, opened her arms, and held Xiao Yushui in her arms.

"Yushui, do you miss your aunt?"

"Yes, I do. I miss my aunt every day."

"Then auntie will take you to play cat's tether, okay?"

"it is good!"

This is not the first or second time that Tanya and Xiao Yushui have played together.

During the past six months, when He Daqing was not at the base, she would look for Yu Shui to play with.

The little girl was very fond of her.

While Tanya was coaxing Yu Shui to play, she talked about the situation in Peking.

"The Japanese surrendered, but only to the Nationalist government. Boss Dai has already entered Beijing.

They are recruiting now.”

He Daqing didn't expect that the Japanese would actually do this.

"I told you that we can't give these little devils a good face. After the team has rested, I will definitely take down Beiping. None of these little devils will be able to escape."

He Daqing's strategy is to kill whoever he can.

He didn't care much about Commander Qin's tactics of persuading the enemy to surrender.

He always maintains a philosophy that when a dog bites you, you should not hit the dog in a way that hurts it.

Dogs don't learn from their mistakes.

It still dares to bite you.

If you want to make a dog behave, you should beat it severely when it shows its teeth.

In this regard, the United States is definitely a master in dog training.

Whether in Japan or Korea, being a dog can give you a sense of superiority.

"The commander said that we cannot move Beiping and we have to wait for a reply from above."

In fact, Tanya is more inclined to send troops directly to take over Peking.

In her opinion, the National Government was too far away from Peking and it was impossible for it to handle the situation in Peking.

"Don't worry, the commander is the commander, and I am me."

He Daqing now has a division of troops under his command.

Among them, there are more than 2000 snipers.

These people have all been taught skills by He Daqing.

So there is no problem at all in terms of loyalty.

He Daqing also gave certain subsidies to these soldiers privately.

At the same time, these soldiers will also be asked to do things that violate discipline.

For example, killing prisoners.

Since the Japanese and the Kuomintang are playing this way, He Daqing plans to wait for his troops to come back.

He directly attacked Peking in the name of bandits.

By then, he would not leave any Japanese soldiers in the city of Peking alive.

As soon as Tanya heard what He Daqing said, she knew that He Daqing was going to violate discipline.

“Don’t mess around. This matter involves the relationship between national workers. If you mess around, you will ruin the overall situation.

You will be punished, and if it’s serious, you may be shot.”

He Daqing didn't care at all about the punishment and execution.

He had no intention of working in the Eighth Route Army system for the rest of his life, as it seemed that his ideas could not be integrated with those of these people.

Compared to other people, he is very selfish.

The more he came into contact with the Eighth Route Army, the more he found problems with these people.

These people are a bit like religious fanatics.

In order to fight the Japanese, we can sacrifice everything we have, including our lives.

And this is when there is no hope of victory.

He Daqing had contact with many members of the Eighth Route Army.

Most Eighth Route Army soldiers did not care much about life and death.

Most of the people in the troops led by He Daqing are truly not afraid of death.

When faced with difficult tasks, these teams are really eager to take on the challenge.

Even though we know clearly that this mission may involve greater sacrifices.

This is not the case that his officers do not care about the lives of their subordinates in order to get promoted.

Lower-level officials are elected.

If they fail to get the task, they may be eliminated.

Most officers and soldiers really put life and death aside.

Although He Daqing admired him, he asked himself if he could do it.

In most cases, he would first ensure his own safety before considering killing the enemy.

He Daqing's character is also reflected in the troops he commands.

This also led to the fact that the troops he led often occupied advantageous terrain and fought against the smaller force with larger numbers.

There is no martial ethics at all.