In 1942, outside lanxi city in Zhejiang Province, on a small hillside, a soldier of the Eighth Route Army urinated a bubble of urine. After 42 years, he learned that this soaked urine had made a great achievement!
It turned out that at that time, Japanese Lieutenant General Naoji Sakai led the Japanese 15th Division to invade the Lanxi area of Zhejiang Province.
In the early morning of the same day, Naoji Sakai led a team to March toward Lanxi City in a menacing manner, but unexpectedly entered the mine array set up by our army.
After a rumbling mine explosion, the front army of the Devil's 15th Division suffered heavy casualties.
Naoji Sakai hurriedly ordered the large army to rest on the spot, and then sent out the minesweepers.
After more than two hours of waiting, the minesweepers returned and reported that the mines in front had been cleared.
In order to ensure his own safety, He let the cavalry regiment open the way at the forefront, followed by the infantry regiment, and his command regiment went last.
At a distance of 1.5 kilometers from Lanxi City, the Sixty-third Division of our army found the Devil's Vanguard. The soldiers of our army immediately continued to strafe with light machine guns and rifles, and the devil's vanguard troops were in chaos in an instant.
At this time, Sakai Naoji heard the gunshots in front of him in the rear, and his heart was very anxious. Seeing that there was a small hill not far away, he immediately turned the horse's head and walked up the hill.
Horses have the same sense of smell as dogs, so as soon as they approach the hillside, there is a smell of urine wafting in, and Sakai's war horse ignores it and runs straight towards the hillside.
This man and horse, for different purposes, all want to climb the hill quickly. However, at the moment when they stepped on the small hillside, there was a loud "bang", and then only a thick smoke was seen flying with shrapnel sand and gravel.
When the ghosts looked back, they found that the war horse had long since died, and Naoji Sakai was lying on the ground not far away.
Chief of Staff Kawakubo immediately got off his horse and galloped over to find Naoji Sakai pale and groaning in pain, his left leg scarred and bloodied, and, most seriously, his left paw was blown up.
After a while, the ghost military doctor Hosoya Daisaku hurriedly arrived, bandaged Naoji Sakai to stop the bleeding, and then measured the pulse of his heart for him, found that there was no obvious abnormality, so he came to the conclusion that "there is no danger to life".
At this time, although Naoji Sakai was very weak, he did not forget to tell Kawakubo, "You command them to continue fighting!" ”
Who knows, after a few hours, Naoji Sakai's condition suddenly deteriorated, and eventually died of excessive blood loss, ending his sinful life.
Naoji Sakai is notorious for being a crazy war maniac who vigorously pursues the "Three Lights" policy in northeast China, and his hands are covered with Chinese blood!
Killing him is a great achievement, so who is this person who buried the thunder and made meritorious deeds?
That Chinese New Year's Eve night, Huang Shiwei, then acting commander of the 8th Engineer Battalion of the 146th Division, led a platoon of engineers to lay mines along the Lanxi River.
After a careful investigation, Huang Shiwei happily told the soldiers: "There is a small hillside at the three forks in the road ahead, which is a good place to lay mines. ”
Because there were less than six hours left before the arrival of the devil's troops, Huang Shiwei and they quickly planted 64 armor mines on the small hillside.
After the mission was completed, Huang Shiwei saw that the time was still early, and said to the other soldiers: "You go back to the garrison first, and I will observe the movement of the Japanese army for a while." ”
Unexpectedly, because he was too tired, he actually took a nap.
Before dawn, Huang Shiwei was awakened by the urine, and he hurriedly sprinkled a soak of urine on the hillside and returned to the station to report.
Not long after he left, Naoji Sakai led the 15th Army to come, and then stepped on the mine and screamed for his life.
Huang Shiwei The thunder they buried killed the senior commander of the Japanese army, why was he not awarded military merit at that time?
Why is it only known 42 years later?
It turned out that Naoji Sakai was a senior commander of the Japanese army and had a high reputation in the Japanese army, and the Japanese army was afraid that the news of his death would shake the hearts of the army, so it blocked the news.
Until the news of Naoji Sakai's death was announced by the Japanese army, and it was only the news of his death, but the specific cause of his death was not clearly stated.
Upon hearing this news, Commander Gu Zhutong of the Third Theater of Operations of our Kuomintang Region quickly reported the matter to the Allies.
However, the briefing does not clearly indicate who killed Naoji Sakai in what way.
Later, xinhua daily also published reports of Naoji Sakai's death, but there was no detailed information.
Therefore, Huang Shiwei's great achievements were buried for a long time, and even he himself did not know about this matter.
It was not until 1984 that the book "Chinese Dispatch Army" compiled by the War History Office of the Japanese Defense Agency Research Institute recorded for the first time the cause of Death and the details of Naoji Sakai's death.
In the same year, Wu Heyun, former chief of staff of the 23rd Group Army of the Third Theater of Operations of our army, recorded the fact that Huang Shiwei buried mines and killed Naoji Sakai in a book called "Personal Experience of the Sichuan Army's War of Resistance."
After 42 years, the truth has finally come out to the world.
At that time, Huang Shiwei, who was already 64 years old, was also full of emotions when he heard this exciting good news.
The 92-year-old Huang Shiwei was posthumously awarded the title of "Anti-Japanese Hero" by the state.
Time will tell you the truth, and history will not forget anyone who has contributed to the country and the people! Praise for anti-Japanese hero Huang Shiwei