In 1969, when I was 11 years old, I remembered some scenes and listened to the old people at that time: the "May Fourth Library" unit in Xigang, Muling Town, was garrisoned by the People's Liberation Army, and it was originally "the pseudo-Manchurian Japanese Kwantung Army called it: the First Field Hospital of the Beishan Army", covering an incredible area...
The area circled by this army is not easy to describe, the surrounding power grid, the power grid every 3-4 meters to erect a square pillar about 12X12 square wood, and this column is a considerable part of the Japanese Nanzaku, at that time the pseudo-Manchukuo power pole on the top of the cross, basically are Japanese Nanzaku wood, that year Muling town carpenter work teacher Fu, everyone basically has one or two woodworking tools made of Japanese Nanzao, Nanzaku wood is dark red very hard. At that time in the sixties and seventies, the carpenter was at best a second-rate carpenter if he did not have a few small Japanese carpenter tools, and the carpenters with good craftsmanship had several small tools in their hands, one was the carpentry saw, the planer blade, the carpenter's axe, or the small Japanese carpentry ruler, the shovel (and the German-made) in short, the tools of the blade... Who has a few pieces of small Japanese carpenters to put the furniture is very cattle ah.
At that time, there were also several small Japanese-made Mt. Fuji bicycles in the town of Muling (presumably abandoned by the Japanese when they escaped).
There are several celebrities in Muling Town, that is, the Zhou family, the Jiangjia Watch Shop (later the company joint venture) became the Muling Town Clock Repair Society, and then the Xujia Leather Shop is located on the east side of the intersection of Police Street, the old Man Tofu House, the old farmer noodle factory, the old yellow head vegetable garden, the opposite is the Wang Family Hotel, the old Yujia Shop, the west end of the Muling River Bridge is north of the road is "Dong Big Man Shop, the shop is a pseudo-Manchurian blacksmith furnace (the oven is the underground traffic station of the Anti-Japanese Coalition Army), in a department store to the east of the road south, there is the old Chen Family Storyteller, the Wang Family Photo Studio. Halfway from the south end of a department store building to the Materials Section of the Forestry Bureau, on the west side of the road is the coffin shop in the early years of Muling Town, which was very large, and the yard was filled with different woods and different sizes (specifications) purple and red coffins (finished products to be sold) In 1965, the Flood of the Muling River flooded the coffins all "when the boat washed away"... I remember the scene of the old man salvaging the coffin.
65 years ago, on the side of the street of Hebei Village and Railway Station Road in Muling Town, there were several Soviets (Russians), and adults, children, men and women of the Soviet Union were often seen on the streets.
The main street of Muling Street, that is, a department store to the north of a hundred meters to the north, there is a Large Flat House in the Japanese and Manchurian periods on the west side of the road, that place is the Japanese puppet Manchukuo, like a Restaurant opened by the Japanese, which was called it Chinese: Snake Pavilion Manchukuo when it bought live snakes caught by ordinary people on the mountain, and later learned that it was a Japanese restaurant.
On the east side of the road that police street (the name of the Japanese pseudo-period) from south to north there is a unique building (bungalow iron cover) This house was built in 189... A few years ago, it was built by a Tsarist Russian, and it began to build a similar residence for the Tsarist Russia to plunder the timber of Mu Ling (today's Forestry Bureau), and the stolen logs were transported to Harbin to build a church after the Middle East Railway was trained. The timber logs used in Nikolai Cathedral and the churches and other buildings built in Harbin in the early years are basically from the area of Muling Town, Beilinzi, and Daimagou... At that time, the Middle East Railway was not far from the primeval forest on both sides.... The Japanese plundered huge amounts of logs in the Muling Mountains and transported them back to the Japanese mainland to sink in the shallow sea.
What you see so far... You can imagine how violent the plunder was!
saint. Nicholas Church
The beautiful and chic Russian house on the police street in Mulen town was controlled by the Japanese during the puppet Manchukuo period, and the "old duck" was a Russian woman, Maddam, who later became "a brothel and an opium smoking house."
The place where Hedong today is called the shooting range is the place where the field troops of the Japanese Kwantung Army hit the target, and the gray concrete building under the mountain root at the northeast end of the bridge is the Japanese Kwantung Army Gendarmerie Command, which leads north along the road on the east bank of the Muling River to the northernmost stone ridge of the Muling Forestry Hospital, which was also a shooting range at that time, this place was the shooting range of the Japanese Gendarmerie Command, there was a bridge to the west (the main channel of the Muling River), and across the bridge was the garden of the Japanese dignitaries, and when puppet Manchukuo was not an ordinary person could go here.
Gendarmes of the Kwantung Army standing guard at the head of the Garden Bridge
During the puppet Manchurian period, the people living on the police street in Muling Town were extraordinary, and the place was full of "military and police constitutional figures" at that time who were the "upper class and celebrities" of the society of that year. During the Japanese and puppet periods, the town of Muling was organized and led by Japanese gendarmes, and a large pseudo-forest police force was organized and led, and these forest policemen took turns to enter the mountains to specifically search and inquire into the whereabouts of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Coalition Army.
During the pseudo-Manchukuo period of North Street in Muling Town, it was more prosperous and warm than South Street, and the people of South Street needed a Japanese pass to go to North Street, and the Japanese gendarme gangka at that time was located at the north end of dongfeng small college in front of the north street grain depot to the west (another turn to the north), and there were guard towers and barricades. The power equipment terminals of the Japanese Kwantung Army were built in the North Street of that year, and there was a business name in the North Street at that time: Yuelai Palace, and the location was the later pastry factory.
On the street of Puppet Manchukuo on Mulen North Street, the Japanese Kwantung Army, and Russian women.
Today's Datun on North Street is called "Datun" by the Japanese of puppet Manchuku Chinese o as "Guitun Management", because at that time the Japanese Kwantung Army planned to build an airfield in the flat area of Datun Basin, and before it could be implemented, the "8.15" restoration of Little Japan surrendered!
Speaking of the town of Mulen in the sixties and seventies... At that time, it was really beautiful... The vigorous Forestry Bureau is a scene of prosperity and prosperity up and down the mountain... Whoever said he worked at the Forestry Bureau was a government civil servant as I am today! (Mu ling forestry bureau fern wood yard, formerly called: 529, a department store called: trade bureau)
At that time, the description of the Shunkou Slip ~ Forestry Bureau, railway and town straight place is: "Lin Datou, Iron Xiaoxiao, Town Shop"... The years have changed without a trace, and the country's infrastructure construction plan has de facto turned a prosperous and prosperous mulen town into what it is today...! I can't help but make the older generation sigh and don't know how to talk about it.
When I was a child, my family lived in the middle of the slope of the Xigang Dapo Road, facing the railway hospital, and the south side of the hospital compound was adjacent to the "May Fourth Library Troops" and then to the west was the "Japanese Kwantung Army Field Hospital" power grid that was intuitively visible, and the bungalows and buildings that were blown up by the Soviet Red Army Air Force could be described as ruins and broken walls..., because the Kwantung Army Field Hospital belonged to the hilly terrain, so a heavy rainstorm would rush out a lot of metal in that courtyard, copper burns, rice forks, broken military leather shoe heads, bullet shells, bayonets, Some parts on the gun, red and white Go pieces (when I was a child, I didn't know that the buttons had no eyes, and they hadn't been processed yet) and the bones of various parts of the human body, brain melon shells, and so on.
Mulen Ii Middle School and the forest location in the original Red Pine forest that grew before 1965.
When I was eleven or two years old, I was a playboy with my neighbor, walking from the Muling Station railway line to the east hill of Elin, the Japanese Kwantung Army barracks also let the Soviet Air Force blow up a mess, the inside of the house grew into a big poplar tree, the birch tree root path is about thirty meters, one by one became a big forest, I played boy once lived in this place, the bombed house was built on the ground, we both walked from Muling in the morning, walked back to Muling near dusk, Along the way, I also picked a soil of blue mountain wild vegetables (called wild cabbage), and returned to Mu Ling's house to let my mother beat up, because when I went to Elin, I was sneaking, but my mother looked for a day and thought that the bath on the river might be flooded.
Since I was a child, I have been reprimanded and beaten by my mother once, and I recall that my mother has left us for eleven years, and I can no longer be beaten by my mother in this life, but how much I want my mother to be able to beat me ah...
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