Animals are always good helpers for human beings. In modern society, dogs such as golden retrievers, labradors, and border herders have become guide dogs after professional training to help the blind. But now this is a peaceful era, so in ancient times, in that era of war and chaos, for example, the mount of the common cavalry is a horse, or the mount of Xuan You is a giant panda on the battlefield.
So it is not an exaggeration to say that in a battle, the situation left and right in a war actually lies in animals. When this animal was discovered during the War of Resistance, the soldiers would rather cease fire than kill it first. The lessons of the once bloody past will never be forgotten.
In ancient China, there was a story of "carrier pigeon transmission". At that time, the ancients were not as convenient as modern people, and the ancients were thousands of miles away from the people they missed, and they could only communicate by letters or flying pigeons.
The so-called pigeon biography is to use the pigeon's instinct to recognize the nest, to take the pigeons that were originally raised at home to other places, and then release them from this place to let the pigeons fly back to the original nest. Of course, these are all trained.
During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Japan used these carrier pigeons to pass on secrets, starting from 1901.
In 1901, when the relationship between the Qing court and Japan had not yet deteriorated, Japan purchased more than three hundred military pigeons from the Qing court. This kind of pigeon is extremely numerous in China, so three hundred military pigeons are not under the crotch of the Qing court. However, I never expected that these military pigeons would become a major hidden danger in the future War of Resistance.
After that, Japan quickly cultivated these purchased military pigeons, and continued to buy pigeons from Germany and other countries, and by 1931, the number of Japanese military pigeons had reached tens of thousands. You know, the most confidential thing in war is intelligence, but protecting this information is a big problem.
At that time, the Japanese army was very smart and knew that telegraphs or communication equipment could be intercepted, so they chose the most common military pigeon to deliver the message. During the War of Resistance, there were many pigeons near the Japanese military camp, and these pigeons, which were very common in our country, happened to be the least eye-catching, and the common people thought that the Japanese army had nothing to eat and ate pigeon meat all day long.
Later, the Japanese military pigeon management office in Nanjing was discovered by the locals, and it was learned that the Japanese army used pigeons to transmit information, and these pigeon lofts were distributed in various territories of our country. Who would have thought that such a common pigeon would carry important information? Everyone's attention was focused on how to eliminate the enemy, or the Japanese army used telegrams and telephones to transmit information.
Knowing the role of the military pigeon, the Chinese soldiers and the local people naturally had to find a way to deal with these thorny hidden dangers. When the soldiers were fighting, they would rather cease fire first and kill these military pigeons, and the common people also volunteered to join in, and the people even engaged in activities to eliminate the pigeons. If you can't beat the Japanese, then you can get rid of these Japanese military pigeons and cut off the "tools" of Japan to deliver news to "relieve gas."
However, the pigeons fly extremely fast, and the speed of people's hands can never catch up with the wings of the pigeons, and coupled with the huge number of pigeons, it is inevitable that there will be fish that slip through the net. In order to avoid these foods, as the captain of the folk pigeon fighting team, he thought of a way, that is, to "directly pound the yellow dragon". The captain pretended to compliment the Japanese army, often sent them some food, and for a long time he was familiar with the Japanese army, and when the Japanese army did not pay attention, he mixed into the military pigeon house and poisoned the pigeons in the water.
For a time, the pigeons were poisoned, causing heavy losses to the Japanese army, and many of the methods they used to convey information with military pigeons were broken. Later, the Chinese retaken Nanjing, and after the Japanese retreated, the pigeons were thrown in the management office, and the local people rushed in happily and carried the pigeons home. Many of these pigeons became the food of the people.