Siheyuan: Married a female spy at the beginning of 1944

Since he had concerns about the front, He Daqing started from the back.

The soldiers at the rear were always in a semi-offensive state.

Each time they sent out a small team to launch a tentative attack.

As a result, they suffered heavy losses every time.

In the end, I just lay down and occasionally sent out a few probes to see if the opponent was still defending.

When He Daqing led his large army back, they were completely unprepared for defense.

These Japanese soldiers were defeated in an assault that was not even a charge.

Then comes the pursuit and killing.

Commander Qin at the front did not expect that He Daqing would be so disobedient to orders.

He has already come here, but He Daqing still dares to continue attacking.

He Daqing walked half a circle along the perimeter of the university and returned to the back door.

It’s just that this time he and Sifang Liangji switched positions.

Sifang Lianger is now guarding inside the school, and He Daqing is outside.

It is not appropriate to say that he was surrounding Sifang Liangji. He just kept attacking from behind.

This forced Sifang Liangji to retreat and defend.

If Sifang Liangji let go of his troops and ordered a rapid retreat, then the rest of his men would also be scattered.

Only a small number of the Japanese soldiers he had sent to surround the school were killed by He Daqing; most of them actually ran away.

Sifang Liangji now has less than 7000 men under his command.

Even if he wanted to run now, he didn't know where to run.

The area outside of Peking was completely controlled by the Eighth Route Army.

If we continue to stay in the city, it will not be easy to escape, as He Daqing's team is famous for its sprinting speed.

Through their several battles with He Daqing, they have gained a deeper understanding of the characteristics of He Daqing's troops.

They misjudged the marching speed of He Daqing's troops more than once.

Sifang Lianger looked at Commander Qin and Boss Dai who were cursing at the side, his eyes flickering.

He knew it clearly.

If he was caught by He Daqing, he would surely die.

Even all officers above the rank of squadron leader could not escape the fate of death in the end.

He signaled his men to surround Commander Qin and Boss Dai.

"Commander Qin, please ask He Daqing to stop immediately."

Commander Qin looked at the Japanese soldiers surrounding him and realized that the situation might be bad.

The main reason he was able to come to the Japanese camp was because of Boss Dai's guarantee.

He also thought that the Japanese had already surrendered and that it would not be harmful to him.

What he didn't expect was that He Daqing ignored his orders.

"Sifang Lianger, are you trying to hold me hostage?"

Although Commander Qin knew that he might be in danger, he stood straight in the face of the Japanese.

There was no fear in his words.

Sifang Lianger has seen too many Eighth Route Army soldiers like this.

Naturally, he knew that threatening Commander Qin was useless, but he could use Commander Qin to threaten He Daqing.

"Commander Qin, I know that He Daqing no longer obeys your orders. There is only one way to make him stop the attack.

I want to use you to threaten him and make him stop attacking. I hope you will bear with it for a while."

After saying that, Sifang Lianger ordered his men to take away the guns of Commander Qin and his men.

Commander Qin glanced at the silent Boss Dai, and then looked at Sifang Lianger, whose face was full of apology but also had pride in his eyes.

He now somewhat supports He Daqing's idea.

“If you all put down your guns, I can guarantee your safety if you plan to use me to threaten him.

Then you won’t be able to leave Peking alive.”

Sifang Lianger didn't care about that, he would definitely not surrender like this.

He asked the soldiers to tell He Daqing that if they continued the attack, they would push Commander Qin out to block the bullets.

He Daqing was afraid of hurting Commander Qin, so the two sides were in a stalemate again.

At this time, Wang Gang also led his troops into the city.

Ignoring the chaotic civilians in Peking, they headed straight for the place where He Daqing and his men were in a stalemate.

"Commander, what is the situation now?"

It was already dark, and neither side could see clearly what was happening.

He Daqing now has no idea what those people inside are doing.

"Let the new brothers surround this place. Don't let any of the Japanese inside go. Push all the artillery and mortars up to me."

By 10 o'clock in the evening, the Japanese had been completely surrounded.

"Tell the brothers below to shoot freely and shoot from behind, mainly to kill the Japanese soldiers and low-level officers."

What He Daqing fears least is this kind of stalemate in battle.

Now He Daqing has surrounded the Japanese and they have food and drink.

There is also a supply of weapons and ammunition.

On the contrary, the Japanese did not receive any support at all.

The two sides remained in a stalemate until the next morning.

At this time, after a bustling day and night yesterday, Beijing finally returned to peace.

Lu Ergou and his group also came back.

"Boss, we've done it. We've dispersed all the Japanese who gathered.

Now there are only a large number of Japanese living here, but I think they were also greatly affected yesterday."

Lu Ergou killed more than 300 people yesterday alone.

Each of his brothers killed at least 100 people.

Even more cruel than them are Bai Yanwang and his people.

Those bandits are simply not human.

If Lu Ergou and the others hadn't stopped them, this group of people would really have wanted to destroy all the people.

People were killed, things were stolen, and then fire was set.

At least three to four thousand Japanese died at their hands.

The two groups of people led by Lu Ergou and Bai Yanwang did not actually kill the most Japanese.

In fact, most Japanese died at the hands of hooligans and ordinary citizens.

In the morning, only hooligans, police and bandits were involved.

By the afternoon, it became a feast for the whole nation.

If I don't take something from the Japanese, I feel like I'm at a disadvantage.

A large part of the reason these Japanese were killed was because of what they did in their daily lives.

The Japanese in Peking regarded themselves as superiors and masters.

They either beat or scolded their Chinese neighbors and servants.

The hierarchy in Japan is extremely strict, and they think it is normal to slap their subordinates.

But in China, most people can't stand this.

The Japanese in Peking at this time were just farmers even in their own country.

When he arrived in Beijing, he regarded himself as a samurai master.

Therefore, the attitude towards the civilians in Beijing was the same as the attitude of the Japanese samurai masters towards the Japanese civilians.

Now that someone is taking the lead, those citizens who have been insulted before will naturally not let these Japanese go.

Of course, there are also some Japanese who are better and have very harmonious relations with their neighbors.

At this time, neighbors basically won't do anything to him.

But people from other streets will take action too.

However, a neighbor came forward to act as a guarantor, so his life was saved, but his property was completely destroyed.