The anti-Japanese hero could not pay the rent in his later years, and was accused of going to court, saying: I have eliminated 100,000 Japanese troops
Introduction: In 1942, the Japanese army concentrated more than 100,000 troops to attack Changsha, and it was General Xue Yue who was responsible for guarding Changsha at that time. Faced with such a difficult situation, no one in the Kuomintang army dared to fight at all, and only General Xue Yue stepped forward. After Xue Yue arrived in Changsha, he quickly ordered the soldiers to prepare. On the outskirts of Changsha, trenches were dug. A large quantity of ammunition was even transported to the front. On 5 April, the Japanese launched their first offensive.
General Xue Yue personally went to the front line, and he commanded the soldiers to fight bravely. Seeing the general coming, the soldiers were deeply encouraged one by one, and they were not afraid of sacrifice and stubbornly stationed on the position. Not long after, the Japanese sent a large number of fighters to bomb, and the fighters immediately hid in the trenches. When the enemy flew by, the warriors all admired General Xue Yue's expectations. It turned out that there was a small cave at the bottom of the trench, and the soldiers could drill into it and be able to dodge the air raids. This method was improvised by Xue Yue.
The war lasted for several months, and Xue Yue led his soldiers to become more and more courageous. He fought head-on with the enemy on the northern outskirts of Changsha. He lured the enemy deeper, then ordered a large army to cut off the way for the Japanese to retreat, and then defeated the enemy by absolute superiority. This method was later known as the Heavenly Furnace Combat Method. In the defense of Changsha, Xue Yue eliminated a total of 100,000 Japanese troops. He is also known as the god of anti-Japanese war. After the end of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Xue Yue was stripped of his military power by Chiang Kai-shek, and he was subsequently sent to work in Taiwan.
In Taiwan, Xue Yue was still the nominal commander of the three armed forces, but he had already been emboldened by Chiang Kai-shek's concubines. Xue Yue was furious, and he resigned indignantly. Later, Xue Yue did not find any kind of job, so he had to live with his savings. In his later years, Xue Yue suffered from many chronic diseases, and he had to spend a lot of pension to buy medicine every month. After that, Xue Yue moved to a family. Unfortunately, he could not pay the rent, and he did not expect to be sued by the landlord. In court, Xue Yue said that he would not default on rent, that he had eliminated 100,000 Japanese troops, and that he was not an old lai. After some of the old friends heard about it, they helped Xue Yue pay off the rent, and Xue Yue slowly got out of the predicament.
Conclusion: Xue Yue is undoubtedly a famous general of a generation, and in the War of Resistance, he made great achievements for the nation. Therefore, no matter when and where, Xue Yue deserves to be deeply remembered by the Descendants of China. Xue Yue was not a first-class Chiang Kai-shek, and he had lofty ideals and convictions in his heart. In his later years, Xue Yue repeatedly spoke out in righteousness and justice for some suppressed soldiers. He is also very eager for the early reunification of the two sides of the strait, and he is one of the witnesses of history. That feeling of family and country, he will never be able to give up.