In 1982, Japan published an archive of the War of Resistance Against Japan, "The Chinese Dispatch Army", which recorded the cause of death of Naoji Sakai, the commander of the Japanese 15th Division.
In the Battle of Lanxi, Zhejiang Province, the war horse accidentally stepped on a mine and was seriously injured, and after the rescue was ineffective, he struggled to die in pain. He was the first army division commander to die on the battlefield since the establishment of the Meiji Restoration, which is of great historical significance, so the Japanese side regarded the cause of his death as a major secret until it was made public for many years after the war.
Naoji Sakai was extremely vicious, and he vigorously promoted the principle of "killing, burning, and robbing the light" in the Japanese army, and committed heinous crimes against the military and people of our country. So who was the hero who blew up this Sakai? This hero's name is Huang Shiwei, and he is a good boy in the Sichuan Army.
When people later interviewed huang Shiwei about how he did such a heroic act, Huang Shiwei smiled slightly: "This is thanks to my soak of urine!" But at the time, Huang Shiwei did not know that this was his credit, and it was not until 42 years later that he did not know that naoji Sakai had died to himself.
In May 1942, when the Japanese invaders intended to capture Jinhua and Lanxi in Zhejiang, Naoji Sakai led his 15th Division to Majian north of Lanxi. The next day the Battle of Lanxi broke out, and Naoji Sakai was full of confidence that this small Lanxi would be taken quickly, after all, he had enough artillery in his hands, and there were also bombers to support him.
But he underestimated the will of our soldiers and civilians to resist Japan, the troops in the city with the fortifications of the city and the Japanese army launched round after round of fierce battles, the Japanese army paid a huge casualty price and failed to take Lanxi, Sakai Naoji was ashamed and angry, he was ready to personally go to the front line to supervise the battle.
Huang Shiwei received orders to go to the north of Lanxi City to lay mines in order to reduce the number of Japanese troops as much as possible. The night was deep and the clouds were thick, and Huang Shiwei and other comrades-in-arms buried more than sixty mines in the minefield. Huang Shiyun, who had finished laying the thunder, was exhausted, and the days of fighting had almost exhausted his vitality, and his eyes were closed and his head fell asleep directly.
The next morning, Huang Shiyun was awakened by a soak of urine, and after shaking his spirit, he saw a group of Japanese soldiers in the distance planning to pass through the minefield. He quickly hid his body and watched the movements of the Japanese from a distance. I saw the Japanese soldiers step on the mines, accompanied by the rumble of explosions, and several Japanese soldiers were blown to pieces on the spot.
The leading Japanese officer on horseback ordered the sappers to hurry up and clear the mines, while the sappers began a round of carpet demining. Previously, Huang Shiwei found that there was a raised hill in the minefield, and it was necessary to climb high here if he wanted to observe the situation, so he specially buried several mines on this small slope.
The sappers also noticed that there was a mine on the small hillside, so they quickly removed all the mines planted by Huang Shiwei. Huang Shiwei thought at that time that if he took advantage of the Japanese slack to bury another mine, it would definitely kill a few more Japanese, so he bowed his body, slowly crawled like a cat, and then quietly buried two more mines on the small slope.
The Japanese officer on horseback heard that the mines on the small slope had been lined up, so he confidently stepped forward to climb the slope to check the terrain. The officer's horse guessed the fuse with one foot, and the mine exploded in an instant.
The explosion was particularly festive, accompanied by a wave of japanese officers flying into the air, and the rising sun in the morning formed a rather beautiful picture, Huang Shiyun whispered in his heart: "Good! He saw that the mines had severely damaged the Japanese army, so he withdrew to the barracks along the path and reported the incident to his superiors, but Huang Shiyun did not know that he had actually killed a division commander of the Japanese devils.
Until 42 years later, when the Japanese side released the relevant files, Huang Shiyun did not know that he had actually killed Naoji Sakai, and at this time, Huang Shiwei was already an old man who was nearly old, and after hearing that he was awakened by urine, he actually blew up a division commander, and he danced happily like a child who had not grown up. In addition to the excitement, Lao Huang also wrote a poem at home, "Jiang Chengzi, The Poor Soldiers will Self-Immolate.". The original text of the poem is as follows:
"The Japanese chief Sakai war frenzy, the drums are loud, the horseshoe is busy. Purple silk carved saddle, ten thousand rides across the Lan River. In order to repay the Emperor's praise of the tiger general, he drove the strong brigade and attacked Shouchang.
Drunken chest on the battlefield, leopards driving sheep, is open. Horses trample and bury mines, and thunderbolts shake mountains and gangs. Flesh and blood stain the Pure Land, Zhejiang Ganlu, Meteor Wolf. ”