Siheyuan: Married a female spy at the beginning of 1944

"You mean to trick the Japanese into coming to Changping and then annihilate them there?"

This was of course not Boss Dai's original intention, but he could only use this reason to deceive Commander Qin.

After Commander Qin gave up Changping, he warned Commander Qin not to attack the Japanese.

At the same time, he also told Sifang Liangji about Commander Qin's idea of ​​attacking the Japanese.

After all these operations, the smallest benefit was that Peking fell into his hands.

If he could go a step further and let Sifang Lianger and Commander Qin fight, then he could sit on the mountain and watch the fight between the two tigers, and benefit as a fisherman.

This is a huge profit for him.

"Yes, that's what I mean. As long as we can trick the Japanese out, then without Beiping City, wouldn't it be easy for us to control them anyway?"

After listening to Boss Dai's words, Commander Qin fell into deep thought.

For him, this method is indeed the best option.

If the Japanese moved their troops together, he could also carry out a large encirclement and annihilation operation in the wild.

If the Japanese had transferred troops in small numbers multiple times.

Then he can attack Changping after the Japanese have finished their transfer.

Moreover, he can now leave some secret passages and blasting points in Changping City.

At the same time, the white line in Changping can also be transferred out first.

In this way, it will be much easier for them to fight the Japanese.

The only concern now is whether the commander-in-chief will agree to do so.

"Give me two days to think about it. I'll ask the commander-in-chief. If he agrees, we'll do it."

As soon as Boss Dai heard what Commander Qin said, he knew that Commander Qin was attracted by his plan.

He continued to seduce:

"What if the people above you disagree after you ask for instructions? Think about it, it's Changping after all, not a big city.

But there are more than 10,000 Japanese soldiers in the city of Peking. Didn’t you say that you don’t care about the gains and losses of a city or a place, and should focus on destroying the enemy’s manpower?

What a great opportunity this is.”

Commander Qin also knew that this was indeed a good opportunity.

He also knew that Boss Dai definitely had bad intentions.

His main purpose was to wipe out the Japanese, so he was very tempted by Boss Dai's proposal.

What he is most worried about now is that after the Japanese retreat to Changping, the Kuomintang government will suddenly change its attitude and put pressure on them to prevent him from attacking Changping.

The credit of the National Government had been almost exhausted by the time of the Southern Hui Incident.

Everyone knew that the Kuomintang government's idea was just for the sake of the war of resistance, so this kind of thing was suppressed and not investigated further.

Now that the war of resistance is about to be won, Commander Qin does not believe that the Nationalist government can still coexist peacefully with them.

"For such a big matter, I need to ask for instructions and give you a reply in two days. I'm not in a hurry, so why are you in a hurry?"

Seeing that Commander Qin insisted on asking for instructions, Boss Dai had no choice but to give up.

At the same time, he immediately sent a telegram to Chongqing to tell Chongqing about his ideas.

He hopes Chongqing will cooperate with his actions.

Commander Qin also reported his situation to the Commander-in-Chief.

The commander-in-chief immediately held a meeting to discuss the matter.

On the very evening of the meeting, a telegram came from Chongqing, hoping that the Eighth Route Army would give up Changping.

He also emphasized that at this moment of national crisis, both sides should bear in mind the interests of the country and maintain a spirit of sincere unity.

The telegram started with a few nonsense words, but at the end it stated that part of the military pay that was previously owed could be repaid.

"Haha, military pay, didn't these bastards ask us to rob the Japanese? Why are they thinking of giving us military pay now?"

"That's right. We were given tens of thousands of dollars at the beginning, but we haven't seen a single dollar since 41 years ago. Not to mention weapons and ammunition.

If we depended on him for military pay, we would have starved to death long ago."

When they saw Chongqing say they would provide military pay, everyone in the conference room laughed.

Although the Eighth Route Army was incorporated into the National Revolutionary Army, it was nominally under the leadership of the National Government.

But in reality, the Nationalist government only gave a little military pay in the first few years.

That amount of military pay is probably not enough for the Kuomintang officials to embezzle in a year.

As for weapons and ammunition, there were none.

They even said, "Didn't they claim that the supplies were not taken from us? Let them follow their example and snatch them from the devils."

General Manager: "Don't worry about what Chongqing says. Tell me, should Changping give up?"

Staff Officer A: "I think we have to give in. No matter what, we have to get the Japanese out of Beiping first. There is no force in Beiping that can suppress the Japanese. If these Japanese go crazy, the destructive power will be very great."

Staff Officer B: "Well, I think so. Although we will lose a county town if we give up Changping, this county town is insignificant to the overall war of resistance and will not affect the overall situation. Moreover, the war has reached this point, and the Japanese will not be able to hold out for much longer.

We must prevent them from taking desperate measures.”

Staff Officer C: "Well, Changping can be given to us, but we need to station troops near Changping to completely control this wave of Japanese invaders and prevent them from escaping to the northeast."

Just as the commander-in-chief and his men were discussing whether to give up Changping, He Daqing had already begun to slowly deploy his sniper team into the city of Beiping.

Let these people bring 20 kilograms of food each and find a place to live near the courtyard after entering the city.

If there is an empty house, just move in. If not, just find a random family and exchange some food for a few days' accommodation.

In a city as big as Peking, two thousand people coming in and out a day is not noticeable.

Even if these two thousand people slept on the streets, the government in Peking at that time would not even look at them.

At this time, the Japanese had already given up their power.

People from the former puppet military government have already begun fighting for power.

These people began to attack each other, saying that the other party was a traitor and that they were serving the thieves.

All eyes were focused on it, and no one cared about the homeless people on the street.

The only people who noticed the changes were the junior policemen in the police station like Ma Liu.

Ma Liu found out the day after He Daqing returned.

But he played deaf and dumb and pretended not to see it.

He didn't come to visit He Daqing, nor did he go to report it.

However, he was secretly paying attention to He Daqing.

When he noticed that people were constantly coming and going in He Daqing's house, he guessed that He Daqing might be up to something.

After thinking about it, he felt that he had some friendship with He Daqing, as the two of them had killed the Japanese together.

He was also afraid that He Daqing would cause trouble and implicate himself, so he came to the Siheyuan.

"Hey! Be gentle, be gentle. I'm here to see He Daqing, we are friends.

Brother He, Brother He, it’s me, Ma Liu.”

As soon as Ma Liu entered the courtyard, he was captured by He Daqing's sniper team.

He could only stretch his neck and shout inside.

When several soldiers heard Ma Liu say this, they let him go.

But a few people still surrounded him secretly and sent him to the middle courtyard.