In the past, so many countries were invading China, so why do we hate Japan the most? Because other countries are only usurping and plundering our property, while Japan not only wants to plunder our property and land, but also wants to destroy our Chinese race. That's why we hate Japan, and they want us to completely destroy the country.
During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, all the Eighth Route Army that fell into the hands of the Japanese were brutally tortured by them and eventually died in pain. However, there is such a strange thing, during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Japanese army captured a cadre of the Eighth Route Army, but it did not take long to let him go, and at the time of parting, this Eighth Route Army cadre and the Japanese still wish each other good health.
1. Accidental captivity
Shortly after the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Li Tiefeng, who was serving as the commander of the county brigade in Linzi County, received orders from his superiors and went to Guangrao County, Shandong Province, to carry out work. Originally, it was a very simple thing, but the whereabouts were learned by the traitors, who revealed this information to the Japanese army to ask for credit, and after the Japanese army knew, led hundreds of people to surround them.
There were only more than a dozen Eighth Route Army troops on Li Tiefeng's side, and it was completely impossible to resist the Japanese army, but Li Tiefeng was not in a hurry, but commanded the members of the team to respond calmly, retreating to a deserted temple while fighting, relying on terrain advantages, and stubbornly resisting the Japanese army.
The brazen Japanese army, in order to deal with Li Tiefeng, a small team of more than ten people, actually called in hundreds of reinforcements and surrounded them on three floors inside and three layers outside, and Li Tiefeng and his party had no chance to break through at all. Because the gap in numbers was too large, and the equipment and weapons were not at the same level as the Japanese army, the team members brought by Li Tiefeng were sacrificed, leaving him alone.
Li Tiefeng also reached the moment when he ran out of ammunition, even if he was the last person, he had to fight the enemy to the end, he just wanted to rush out and start a white-knife battle with the enemy, but he was knocked down by the enemy's bullets. As if knowing that he was a cadre of the Eighth Route Army, the Japanese army did not kill Li Tiefeng, but wanted to capture him alive.
Li Tiefeng tried his best to get up from the ground and try to fight with the enemy, but unfortunately he was hit by a bullet, he had completely lost his combat effectiveness, and finally he was captured alive.
Second, tenacious willpower
After investigation, the Japanese high-level found that Li Tiefeng's identity was the county magistrate, which made them very happy, thinking that the arrest of the high-level of the Eighth Route Army this time would definitely get useful information, and immediately sent him to the local gendarmerie.
After being arrested, Li Tiefeng's encounter can be imagined, he was locked up in the japanese army's cell, there was nothing to eat every day, and he had to go through severe torture. The Japanese army knew that Li Tiefeng was a cadre with a not low position, so every time it was a person at the level of a commander who personally interrogated him.
Li Tiefeng was tortured again and again, and Li Tiefeng was questioned to give him all kinds of important information between the armed workers' team and the county government and the Eighth Route Army, and he was always tempted to surrender. Even if Li Tiefeng suffered all kinds of torture, his whole body was beaten and scarred, he was dying, and he never revealed a word in the face of the interrogation of the Japanese army, showing tenacity in his eyes and resolutely not bowing to the enemy.
Every time, the Japanese officers returned home, angry and ashamed, and used their whips to smoke Li Tiefeng, and then took out a tiger stool, poured pepper water, and a series of inhumane punishments. Even if the officers and men of the Japanese army were tossed to the point of running out of strength, Li Tiefeng clenched his teeth, would not reveal a word, and would not ask for forgiveness when he was knocked unconscious.
The Japanese used all the torture they could think of in order to gain intelligence, but they underestimated the faith of communist fighters.
3. Exchange of hostages
Later, a higher-ranking commander of the Japanese army came to interrogate Li Tiefeng, and he allowed Li Tiefeng to write a letter to his superiors, explain his situation, and tell the organization that he was still alive. Li Tiefeng wrote down his own experience, explaining that the reason for being arrested this time was caused by the traitor's whistle-blowing.
The Japanese army wanted to use Li Tiefeng to find the cadres of the Eighth Route Army hidden behind them, so they sent the letter out. After the organization saw this letter, it immediately sent a group of armed workers to find the traitor and secretly shoot him.
Later, Li Tiefeng was transferred by the Japanese army to a prisoner of war camp of the Sixth Division, where he was interrogated countless times, but in the face of various temptations and threats, Li Tiefeng always insisted on his faith. During this time, he was tortured by the Japanese army again and again, but he never revealed any secrets.
Li Tiefeng's body had been destroyed into a wasted man, and he was even mentally prepared to die in prison. Fortunately, there was a glimmer of light in time, and the Eighth Route Army captured a Japanese pilot named Yamada Ima in a battle. The pilot was originally the elite of the army, and he also had another identity, that is, the nephew of Okamura Ninji.
This made the Japanese very anxious, and they made a request to the Eighth Route Army that as long as Yamada Ima was handed over, they were willing to exchange all conditions. After thinking about it, the commander of the Bohai Naval Region decided to exchange Yamada's well horse for Li Tiefeng.
The Japanese army gladly accepted this condition, because Yamada Ima was too important to them, Li Tiefeng remained silent, and could not obtain any useful information.
Before li tiefeng was released, the Japanese army was still tempting Li Tiefeng, hoping that he would go to the local traitors to do things. The result, of course, was categorically rejected by Li Tiefeng, and the Japanese army said, "How about putting you back in the base area?" At that time, he did not know about the replacement, and Li Tiefeng thought that the Japanese army wanted him to be the leader, so he also refused.
When the Japanese army saw that Li Tiefeng's oil and salt were not entering, they gave up the act of persuading you to surrender, saying that this time they would really let you go, and wished you good health, and we would meet again on the battlefield in the future.
After Li Tiefeng learned of this incident, he replied that China and Japan are inseparable, but Chinese is not a stingy person, and since you wish me good health, then I also hope that you will be healthy and see who will win the war in the end.
In the War of Resistance Against Japan, the Eighth Route Army was captured by the Japanese army, and finally it could be released by the other side, which was very rare in the anti-Japanese war, and also wished the other side good health, which was also a magical thing, but it was just a wolf in sheep's clothing.
4. Summary
Since the time of Japan's invasion of Northeast China, Chinese have suffered from Japanese cruelty, and until the end of the War of Resistance Against Japan, the lives of the Chinese land have been destroyed for fourteen years. But what has Japan done more than seventy years after the victory of the War of Resistance? Paying homage to Class A war criminals, revising history books, whitewashing the Nanjing Massacre, and refusing to admit the crimes committed by invading China. Every Chinese will definitely have a nameless anger in their hearts when they see the Nanjing Massacre, but fortunately we will never lack heroes. If people like Li Tiefeng had not stepped forward to protect our country, the motherland would have been completely invaded and future generations would have been enslaved. Every Chinese should remember this history, think of danger in times of peace, and avoid a recurrence of tragedy.