One day in 1942, Song Shuanglai, a 16-year-old young soldier, went to Shawa Village in the fifth district to deliver a letter to the county party committee and was returning to the Lindong Village station in the second district 15 miles away. Just after walking on the road from the county seat to the Liusi LinGanglou, I encountered a group of Japanese puppet troops. This group of enemies were all on horseback, there were more than a dozen people, in the front were two devils, and in the back were all puppet soldiers, and they were talking about finger paintings as they walked, as if they had just drunk and eaten.
Song Shuanglai didn't look good, turned his head and went into the sorghum field, the enemy who was talking and laughing, also found Song Shuanglai, so he quickly chased after him, shouting in his mouth, "Child, stop!" Song Shuang came to see that the enemy had found him and ran faster. The Japanese puppet army felt that something was wrong with the child and opened fire. The bullet whizzed past Song Shuanglai's side, and Song Shuanglai ran forward desperately, but where could he run past the horse? The enemy was getting closer and closer to Song Shuanglai, and he was still clamoring to catch him alive.
Song Shuanglai felt that this was not possible, and quickly observed the terrain and found that there was a cemetery full of dense trees in front of him. He ran quickly to the graveyard and hid behind a grave. He fixed his mind, pulled out his shell gun, checked the magazine, and then opened the safety and aimed at a puppet army running in front. Just listening to the "snap", the puppet army was shot and rolled off the horse.
The pursuing enemy was stunned by the sound of this gunshot, and they quickly dismounted and fell to the ground. When Song Shuang came to see it, he quickly ran to the back of another grave, "snapped" and fired two more shots, and two more enemies were shot. In this way, Song Shuang came in the dark, the enemy was in the light, and after a few rounds of maneuvering, this team of enemies completely fell behind. Fearing that there would be an ambush and a big loss, they turned their horses and fled.
Immediately after Song Shuanglai returned to the garrison, he reported the situation of the encounter to Political Commissar Ma Qingyun, and subsequently, the 16-year-old Song Shuanglai repelled more than a dozen Japanese puppet troops, which became a hot topic in the county brigade, and the squadrons of the county brigade also invited Song Shuang to come and report to the soldiers.