The first high-ranking Japanese official to die in China, known as a war maniac, died tragically at the hands of a Chinese gang boss
Introduction: On April 9, 1932, the Japanese held a grand gathering in Hongkou Park in Shanghai. Three months earlier, the Japanese had created the Songhu Incident in Shanghai and launched an offensive against the Chinese army. The Kuomintang 19th Route Army fought head-on, and after several months of fierce fighting, the two sides finally gave up under the intervention of the League of Nations. With the advantages of weapons and equipment, the Japanese army won a huge victory this time. Although the Kuomintang 19th Army fought bravely, it was beaten by the Japanese army and could only withdraw from Zhabei.
The Kuomintang fought very badly in the Songhu Campaign, and the people of the whole country were very disappointed. The Japanese military high-ranking officials were arrogant, and the general Shirakawa Yoshinori gathered the Japanese expatriates to celebrate. They occupied the entire Hongkou Park and only allowed Access to Koreans, Taiwanese and Japanese. At the same time, more than a dozen generals, senior representatives of the Japanese army, attended the meeting, and Shirakawa Yoshinori sat high on the rostrum. The dancers danced, the ronin blew up the shakuhachi, and the Hongkou Park was bustling with excitement, and all the Japanese were elated.
Yoon Bong-gi, a North Korean, blended into the crowd. He quietly approached the podium, and Shirakawa was speaking generously, and he was very excited. Yin Fengji slowly stepped forward and then unexpectedly threw a bomb. Just listen to the bang, the bomb exploded in an instant. More than a dozen Japanese generals were wounded. General Yoshinori Shirakawa was even more bleeding and fell unconscious on the spot. The Japanese rushed him to the hospital for rescue, but it was too late. In this way, Shirakawa Yoshinori became the first senior Japanese officer to die in China.
The incident quickly spread throughout the streets of Shanghai, and Chinese rushed to celebrate. However, the Korean Yoon Bong-gi was arrested by the Japanese army, who tortured him and killed him. In fact, the mastermind behind the murder of Shirakawa Yoshinori was the Chinese gang boss Wang Yaqiao. As the big man of the Axe Gang, Wang Yaqiao also has a patriotic enthusiasm. Shirakawa Yoshi, the supreme commander of the Japanese army stationed in Shanghai, brazenly launched the Songhu War, which caused countless deaths and injuries. Such a war maniac, Chinese hated him to the point of gritting his teeth. After the Battle of Songhu, Wang Yaqiao and a group of patriots were deeply disappointed in the Nanjing government. They are determined to defend Shanghai's security on their own. In this way, Wang Yaqiao secretly found the Korean Yin Bongji. Yoon Bong-gi lived up to his mission, and he eradicated the troubles for the people of North Korea and China.
Conclusion: After the death of General Yoshinori Shirakawa, the Japanese army was deeply saddened, and they were even more worried. After that, the Japanese soldiers no longer dared to be arrogant on the street, they were all in danger, and they would not go out easily. It has to be said that this assassination incident greatly encouraged the national spirit. In the territory of Chinese, we will never fear anyone. With such merit, Wang Yaqiao's status on the shanghai beach became even higher, and even Du Yuesheng and Jin Rong looked at him with admiration.