Siheyuan: Happy Life of Jia Zhang Family

The storm is brewing. The weather has been bad in the past few days. The provocations of the Vietnamese monkeys have continued, and their methods are becoming more and more violent. Huang Xinsheng asked Wang Heshenghe to use the stick to restrain the brothers as much as possible and wait for the opportunity.

Sometimes if you give in, they will think you are easy to bully, and they will be self-righteous, arrogant, and will bully you more. Now the Vietnamese monkeys are a little inflated, and they think the Hong Kong gangs are nothing more than that. To be honest, they still have a certain strength. Their country has been at war for many years, and their military skills are much better than ordinary people. In addition, they have trained the British Mao for a period of time and equipped them with British weapons. Their self-confidence is strong, and now it is even stronger. Now the Vietnamese monkeys think that the sky is the boss, their British Mao father is the second, and they are the third.

Three days later, it started to rain in the morning, and when it got dark, the rain not only did not stop, but it got heavier. Eight squadrons of the Huabang Trading Company, a total of more than 3,200 people, were assembled. They were fully armed and waiting for the arrival of night. Tonight was the night they would kill monkeys.

"Artillery company, open fire when you hear artillery sounds on the seashore. Each gun of the two artillery companies must fire a full ten shells. After that, you must retreat along the designated route. The anti-aircraft machine guns should be on guard against enemy planes. The rocket launchers and grenade launchers on the commanding heights should shoot down the planes first. Lao Xiao, you have the heaviest task, you must complete the blocking mission. We have hurt Ying Mao this time, they won't dare to show their teeth anymore. What we want is to annihilate them completely." Huang Xinsheng was arranging combat missions.

Some people surrounded the enemy, some went to attack the reinforcements, and some went to encircle the enemy's base camp. A special operations team was also sent to behead the commander of Yingmao. Everyone's combat tasks were divided.

At 11 o'clock in the evening, Huang Xinsheng gave an order and each squadron set out to their ambush sites.

Now everything is ready, except for Zhang Dabao to open fire.

Zhang Dabao's howitzers were placed at 11 o'clock in the evening, and the quantity was increased. He also placed ten Type 92 infantry guns in a place closer to the Yingmao Port. He is now a Jindan major cultivator, and his speed is much faster than when he was building the foundation, so he has enough time to finish fighting here and go there.

At half past eleven, the Yingmao naval port was quiet. At this time, the howitzers opened fire. Ten guns fired continuously, and each gun fired three rounds. Without waiting for the Yingmao to react and retaliate, Zhang Dabao put away the cannons, changed positions, and continued to fire. At once, many ships in the port were hit, and the entire naval port was in chaos.

The British and Maoists counterattacked quickly. A few minutes after the second round of shelling, they began to counterattack. However, their counterattack had no effect. Zhang Dabao had already moved to another location, and the howitzer was still firing.

The British and Maoists continued to counterattack according to the ballistic trajectory, but the howitzer had already been retracted into the space. The Type 92 infantry gun fired again, but only fired ten shells, so Zhang Dabao moved away.

Then we switched to mortars and continued firing into the port.

The British and Maoists' counterattack was a little chaotic. They didn't know where the enemy was, let alone how many enemies there were, so they could only fire to dispel the fear in their hearts.

Based on experience, the British and Mao naval commanders judged that the enemy had at least three howitzer battalions, one infantry artillery battalion, and two mortar companies, and they were definitely regular troops.

Huang Xinsheng and others heard it during the first round of shelling at the port, and then their percussion guns also fired, waking up the Yue monkeys from their dreams. Some of them rushed out, and some were knocked down. It was impossible for them to get out of the encirclement because the machine guns were still in the encirclement.

The reason for surrounding them was to hope that they would ask for help from their master. Of course they did ask for help. They had to ask for help because the enemy had cannons and heavy machine guns. It was not a fight between fucking gangs, but more like a regular army. They couldn't defeat them directly, so they asked for help quickly before the enemy launched a charge.

The British and Maoists had spent so much effort to raise them, and of course they didn't want them to disappear, so after the British and Maoist military received the news, they immediately dispatched a battalion of ground troops and notified the navy and air force, hoping that they would assist them in the battle.

The navy agreed, but the ships could not leave the port because the enemy's guns were nowhere to be found. Every few minutes, different types of guns would fire at the port.

"We must protest. The other side must have sent regular troops. This is an invasion and a violation of our sovereignty. They have at least 5,000 people coming to Hong Kong, and 5,000 artillerymen," said the commander of the British and Maori Navy.

His shouting only showed his incompetence. He was indeed panicking because of the fear of the unknown enemy.

The British and Maoist air forces arrived very quickly. The first two helicopters arrived, but they were shot down by anti-aircraft machine guns before they reached the Vietnamese monkeys' base. Then one of the three subsequent planes was hit by a rocket launcher, and the other two, seeing that the situation was not good, returned directly.

A battalion of Ying Mao's troops had just left the barracks when the battalion commander was killed by a sniper in his car. The remaining troops continued to advance under the leadership of the deputy battalion commander, but ended up falling into Huang Xinsheng's encirclement.

No artillery was used this time. Since Huang Xinsheng and others had seized the commanding heights, several consecutive rounds of grenades inflicted huge casualties on these hasty British and Mao people. Then machine guns and rifles kept firing. The British and Mao people wanted to escape but couldn't, so they continued to call for help. They were originally reinforcements, but now they also began to call for reinforcements.

The strength that the British and Maoists assembled at night was limited, and faced with such a situation, they did not dare to send people into action rashly, so they refused to send out more troops. The British and Maoists at the scene collapsed. They were treated as abandoned pawns, so some people began to surrender.

Xiao Youbin was just a gang member, he was no longer a soldier. The order he received was to annihilate all the enemies, so he did not accept the surrender of the Ying Maos, but resolutely eliminated them. The gunfire on this side became weaker, while the gunfire on Huang Xinsheng's side became more intense, because they knew that the battle here was about to end, and launched a charge against the Vietnamese monkeys.

To die before achieving success might be what these monkeys really thought. After training hard, they thought they could do something great, but they were wiped out in the first battle. It's a joke.

The battle here was over. Huang Xinsheng arranged to clean up the battlefield and gave the order not to leave anyone alive. Xiao Youbin was much more merciful than him, because when the battlefield was cleaned up over there, there were still a dozen surviving British and Mao soldiers. He did not execute them, but took them back.

The port was in a mess and various ships had suffered heavy losses. Now they no longer had the ability to go out to sea to fight, and even self-preservation had become a problem.