During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, many heroes fought in blood and regarded death as a homecoming. It is precisely because of their selfless dedication that we Chinese can stand up from oppression and that we, the Chinese nation, can drive out foreign invaders. In this process, there are also many traitors who betray the country and seek glory.
For the sake of their own selfish interests, they have not hesitated to sacrifice the lives of their compatriots and the dignity of the nation, and have bowed to the invaders of other races. These people, we call traitors. A large part of the reason why the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression lasted so long and sacrificed so many sons and daughters of China was also that these traitors obstructed and acted perversely in the course of the War of Resistance Against Japan.
Today, we are going to talk about a traitor who was originally a famous anti-Japanese general. During the War of Resistance, he lost one of his legs and fought bloody battles with the Japanese army for seven days and seven nights, but later became a traitor that everyone scolded. This person is called Pang Bingxun.
Speaking of Pang Bingxun, many people are not worth it for him. If he persists, he will be a famous general of the War of Resistance and a national hero. However, in the face of the persecution of the Japanese army, he lost his national integrity, lost his dignity as a soldier, and became a traitor who was condemned by everyone, which was really regrettable.
In the fifth year of Guangxu, in a village in Xinhe County, Hebei Province, Pang Bingxun was born. Pang Bingxun's family attaches great importance to his education, and under the influence of his family, Pang Bingxun was diligent and studious when he was a child. However, with the imminent war and watching countless compatriots suffer, Pang Bingxun resolutely gave up the literary road and joined the military camp. In the Qing army, Pang Bingxun was a surveyor. After the Xinhai Revolution, Pang Bingxun was suspected and could not stay, so he had to return to his hometown. At that time, he was poor and white, and his life could hardly go on, so in desperation, Pang Bingxun had to do business.
His days in business made Pang a shrewd businessman. His business career continued until the age of 41, when Pang Bingxun's hometown suffered a rare natural disaster, many people were displaced, and Pang Bingxun's business could not be sustained. In order to survive, Pang Bingxun once again joined the military camp. After that, he became a traveler aide-de-camp and joined the war.
On the battlefield, Pang Bingxun never flinched. As soon as the charge horn sounded, he charged into battle and killed the enemy. Because of his bravery in battle and bravery and strategy, Pang Bingxun's position in the military camp was continuously improved. Later, during the Zhifeng War, Pang Bingxun was blown off a leg. There was only a little flesh attached to his legs, but he continued to fight until the end of the war and was carried on a stretcher.
At the time of treatment, Pang Bingxun was impatient and hated not being able to return to the battlefield immediately. In just seven days, Pang Bingxun dragged his bleeding wounds to the battlefield. For ordinary people, a broken leg cannot continue to fight for seven days. At that time, Pang Bingxun really regarded death as a homecoming.
In this way, Pang Bingxun's officials became larger and larger, and gradually became the division commander. Later, Pang Bingxun defected to Chiang Kai-shek, and under Chiang Kai-shek, Pang Bingxun became a highly trusted general and was appointed lieutenant general. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Pang Bingxun continued to exert the spirit of not being afraid of sacrifice, and rushed to the front line every time.
Encouraged by him, the soldiers did their best. Even if the weapons and equipment of our Chinese army at that time were far inferior to those of the Japanese army, the will of the soldiers could not be defeated. With their super will, they have fought many hard battles. In the process, Pang Bingxun's troops suffered heavy losses. The numbers were drastically reduced, and Pang Bingxun had to retreat from the front.
However, Pang Bingxun has a characteristic, which is both valued by his superiors and criticized by people. His troops were small, so every time there was a war, those who teamed up with him often had to be very wary of him. Because he likes to use the power of others every time to preserve his own strength. However, this does not mean that he does not dare to fight hard.
Every time a war broke out, he ate and slept with his soldiers, never making a difference. Therefore, although his troops are small in number, they are all super cohesive and strong. Many people were captured, and even captured by other teams, often running back and continuing to follow Pang Bingxun. In the ranks of the Nationalist army, such a general is rare.
During the Battle of Taierzhuang, Pang Bingxun continued to carry forward his brave and fierce fighting style, and struck the Japanese army several times without advancing. At that time, Chinese and foreign reporters praised him greatly, but they did not expect that Pang Bingxun's troops were besieged by the Japanese army that had just been defeated when they were defending Linyi.
This time, due to the huge disparity in strength between the two sides, although Pang Bingxun's guards were used, they still failed to win the battle. In the end, Pang Bingxun became the commander of the light rod. He hid in a cave, but was found by the Japanese searching. The Japanese army regarded him as a general of the Nationalist Army, soft and hard, Pang Bingxun's will was not firm, and the late festival was not guaranteed. In this way, the famous anti-Japanese generals became traitors.
After the end of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Pang Bingxun immediately asked Chiang Kai-shek for help, saying that he pretended to surrender to Japan and did not think of betraying his motherland. Chiang Kai-shek stayed with him, and he also took part in the civil war. After the Liberation War, he went to Taiwan with Chiang Kai-shek and lived until the age of 84.