In May 1936, the Japanese army Ichiki Kiyono Shosa was appointed as the commander of the 3rd Brigade of the 1st Wing of the Chinese Garrison Army, and led his troops into The Suburb of Beiping, Wanping Fengtai. After that, he strategically launched a conflict with the Chinese garrison.
One day in March 1937, several soldiers of the Chinese 29th Army were herding horses on the side of the railway, when suddenly a train roared in, the military horses were frightened and ran wildly, and a horse broke into the Japanese barracks. The Chinese soldiers followed and demanded that the Japanese release them.
However, the Japanese army not only refused to return the military horses, but instead gathered a crowd to attack and beat the Chinese soldiers.
The next day, a Korean Ronin took advantage of the Japanese army's prestige to break into the barracks of the 29th Army, claiming that the stables of the 29th Army were his private property and demanding that he be withdrawn. The officers and men made up nothing out of this matter, which was extremely absurd and ignored it.
This Korean expatriate actually drew his sword and used force, and then summoned Japanese soldiers to help.
As a result, it caused a group fight between the two armies, each with casualties.
This Korean expatriate was instigated by Ichiki Kiyoshi to provoke trouble.
The next day, a unit of the 29th Army went out for an exercise, and the whole team returned to the camp and met a squadron of Japanese troops at the intersection, giving way to each other. The officers and men of the Japanese army spoke hurtfully, saying: "The imperial army is big, and the soldiers of China are small." ”
The officers and men of the 29th Army sneered and replied: "The Chinese soldiers are big, and the Oriental soldiers are small." ”
The Japanese army also broke into the formation of the Chinese army on horseback and trampled on it indiscriminately. The soldiers of the 29th Army did not budge, and hit their horses with the butt of their guns.
The commander of the Chinese army could not bear it any longer, so he went out and negotiated with the Japanese army, but was unexpectedly detained by the Japanese army.
The Japanese then loaded their bullets and sheathed their bayonets, surrounded the Chinese troops, and forcibly disarmed them.
Large troops on both sides were reported, and each sent reinforcements. Therefore, the encirclement and the counter-encirclement, layered on top of each other, both aimed at each other with guns and guns, held each other for one night.
These incidents, which seem ridiculous and unsuspecting, are actually carefully planned by this Ichiki Kiyoshi.
Such conflicts occur every three to five minutes. The officers and men of the 29th Army had no fear of the Japanese army and dared to fight. However, the upper echelons compromised and retreated in order to avoid a frontal conflict, and as a result, every dispute ended with concessions from the 29th Army.
However, the more this happened, the more frenzied the Japanese army became. Kiyono Ichiki is even more dissatisfied.
On the evening of July 7, Kiyono Ichiki and others finally launched an attack on the 29th Army on the grounds that a soldier had disappeared during a military exercise, provoking the Sino-Japanese War. The Lugou Bridge Incident broke out.
However, Skynet was restored without leakage. This Ichiki Kiyono did not end well in the end. Five years later, in August 1942, during the Battle of Guadalcanal, he was killed by the U.S. army on the beach, giving Qingqing his life.