Veterans who have dealt with the Japanese know that the Japanese nation is insidious and difficult.
This people has advocated the spirit of bushido since ancient times and has shown amazing combat effectiveness on the battlefield. Although they are relatively short, they have a tenacious and unyielding will and a strong fighting spirit, just like an immortal Xiaoqiang.
In the battles with the Japanese, the Chinese army was constantly confronted with the insidious and cunning of the Japanese. They are adept at using tactics such as terrain, ambushes and camouflage, which often bring great pressure and challenges to the Chinese military. Both at the tactical level and in terms of combat effectiveness, the Japanese have shown extraordinary capabilities.
However, despite the strength and tenacity of the Japanese, the Chinese army never yielded. In the face of the insidious means and great strength of the Japanese, the Chinese soldiers showed tenacity and unyielding fighting spirit. Through brave fighting, wise stratagem and the unity of the whole people's resistance, they fought an extremely hard struggle against the Japanese.
This struggle is a real grind and a test. Chinese soldiers deeply understand that facing a strong enemy requires not only courage and strength, but also wisdom and strategy. Through their dealings with the Japanese, they constantly learned lessons and improved their combat literacy and strategic vision.
It was in this fierce confrontation with the Japanese that the Chinese servicemen learned to deal with an insidious and difficult enemy. They learned to see through the tricks of the Japanese, crack their tactics, and through their own courage and wisdom, finally won the War of Resistance Against Japan.
This history reminds us that we cannot give up our courage and wisdom in the face of any strong enemy. Only through firm will and clever strategy can difficult opponents be defeated. With their courage and wisdom, the Chinese defeated the insidious and tough Japanese and wrote a magnificent chapter in the War of Resistance Against Japan.
"The Tenacious Resistance of the Last World War: Japanese Soldiers Show Perseverance at the End of World War II"
Towards the end of World War II, Japan's stubborn resistance shocked the whole world. Even though other countries announced their surrender one after another, the Japanese still resisted with weapons and did not compromise.
While the European theater has calmed down, the East Asian and Pacific theater is still burning with war. The Japanese army showed incredible tenacity and fortitude. They do not care about the dilemmas and dangers they face, but firmly believe in the value of the spirit of bushido and carry it forward to the extreme.
Although the United States and other Western countries carried out powerful military strikes against Japan, dropping atomic bombs, causing huge casualties and destruction, the Japanese military refused to give in. They believe in their cause and in overcoming adversity, even at great cost.
However, when the United States announced that it would drop an atomic bomb on Tokyo, the Japanese finally began to realize the seriousness of the threat they faced. They have to face the harsh reality that the tide of the world is irreversible. At an urgent meeting, they finally made the difficult decision, laid down their arms and announced their surrender to the world.
Despite the surrender of the Japanese military, reluctance still pervaded the hearts of many Japanese soldiers. Some soldiers, upon hearing the news that the tide was over, immediately laid down their arms and surrendered to other countries, including China. However, there are still some remnants who choose to stay on the battlefield on the mainland to resist, and they use their bushido spirit to the extreme and hold out until the last moment.
During the Sino-Japanese War, Japanese soldiers built many fortified artillery towers to resist Chinese resistance. With their special design and construction materials, these artillery towers became fortresses of stubborn resistance of the Japanese.
The artillery tower is a circular pillbox, the main building materials are brick and wood. This construction is very practical on the battlefield, as the walls of the artillery tower can be infinitely thickened, making it safer than a trench. The Japanese soldiers could observe and shoot at the surrounding targets through the gunholes in the artillery tower, giving them a great advantage.
During the Second Sino-Japanese War, many artillery towers were built by the Japanese in northeastern China to fight against Chinese guerrillas. The Japanese soldiers were well armed, and some even used submachine guns. In contrast, the equipment of Chinese soldiers is relatively backward. While the Japanese soldiers hid in the artillery tower and fired machine-guns, the Chinese soldiers had almost nowhere to hide.
The defensive superiority of the artillery tower made it an easy to defend and difficult to attack. On the battlefield, Chinese soldiers had to risk their lives and pay great sacrifices to capture these artillery towers. Each attack resulted in casualties among Chinese soldiers, while Japanese losses were relatively small.
Despite this predicament, the Chinese soldiers did not flinch. Full of courage and determination, they conquered one artillery tower after another with blood and sacrifice, gradually weakening the resistance of the Japanese army.
Over time, the Chinese soldiers mastered the tactics and techniques of attacking artillery towers and gradually gained a strategic advantage. In the end, the perseverance and struggle of the Chinese people, as well as the struggle against the stubborn resistance of the Japanese, paved the way for victory in the War of Resistance Against Japan.
The wisdom of the old peasant: a simple way to break through the Japanese artillery tower
On that day, the battlefield was surrounded by a fortified Japanese artillery tower, and the Chinese soldiers attacked with all their might in an attempt to force the Japanese soldiers to surrender. However, the Japanese soldiers continued to resist in the artillery tower and refused to give in.
The warriors tried to shake the will of the enemy in various ways, shouting words of persuasion, sending messengers to the artillery towers, and even sending prisoners to persuade. Unmoved, however, the Japanese soldiers continued to fight back tenaciously, showing surprising resistance and determination despite their isolation.
The Chinese fighters began to feel frustrated and helpless, and they desperately needed an effective way to breach the artillery tower in order to usher in the final victory. While everyone was arguing, an old farmer passed by the battlefield, he saw the confused soldiers, and decided to approach them and ask about the situation.
The old farmer quietly listened to the plight of the soldiers, and then he smiled and said, "It's not easy! The warriors looked at the old farmer curiously, hoping that he would offer some useful advice.
The old farmer continued: "Want them to surrender? Just use the smoky tactic! Light up a large number of fireworks around the artillery tower, allowing smoke to fill the entire artillery tower. The Japanese soldiers could not stand the smoke, forcing them to come out and surrender. ”
The soldiers' eyes lit up and they all agreed with the plan. They immediately took action, collecting a large amount of pyrotechnics and fuel, and arranged dense smoke sources around the artillery tower. Once ignited, smoke spread rapidly, covering the entire artillery tower.
The Japanese soldiers, who were hiding in the artillery tower, began to feel difficulty breathing, and they coughed more and more severely. The smoke grew thicker and thicker, filling the entire artillery tower. As time passed, the smell of smoke became more pungent and unbearable.
The Japanese soldiers were intending to hold on, but over time they gradually found that their bodies could not withstand the smoke stimulation. The coughing became louder and louder, and their vision was blurred, making it difficult to distinguish the situation around them.
The soldiers in the artillery tower communicated with each other, realizing that they could not continue to resist in such an environment. They feel suffocated and weak, and their physical discomfort is increasing.
Finally, a Japanese soldier could not stand it, raised his hands, rushed out of the artillery tower, and surrendered to the Chinese soldiers. Then another soldier surrendered, then a third, a fourth, and so on.
The soldiers watched this scene in amazement, they did not expect that the attack of the artillery tower turned out to be so simple. They recalled the old farmer's advice and expressed their gratitude and admiration to him.
The story spread quickly, and the warriors praised the wisdom and ingenuity of the peasants. This simple and ingenious smoked tactic not only breached the Japanese artillery towers, but also made it impossible for the enemy to continue to resist.
The wisdom and courage of the peasant was fully recognized on this battlefield, and he became a hero in the hearts of the warriors. This story was later passed down and became a good story of the power of ordinary people in a war.
epilogue
During the hard years of the War of Resistance Against Japan, the Chinese people experienced great disasters and suffering. However, it was this war that brought the people of the whole country together, awakened and showed amazing wisdom and courage.
The small story of the old farmer who helped the soldiers take down the Japanese artillery tower through smoke tactics reflects the power of civil-military solidarity. In that special era, the people and the army were closely united to resist the invaders in order to achieve ultimate victory.
The ending of this story is the culmination of victory and unity. Chinese people, with their own wisdom and courage, through all kinds of creations
The method of creation worked with the Japanese and eventually drove them out of the country. In this process, the wisdom and courage of the working people have been fully demonstrated and recognized.
The War of Resistance Against Japan taught us that unity in difficult situations is an indestructible source of strength. Only when the people and the army are closely united can we overcome difficulties and defeat the enemy. This war has not only taught us the importance of solidarity, but also demonstrated the wisdom and courage of working people, who are important pillars of national strength.
The 14-year War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression is not only a painful history, but also a symbol of the united struggle and bloody struggle of the Chinese people. It leaves behind many stories of heroic resistance, including the feats of old farmers helping soldiers break through artillery towers. This history will always be etched in our hearts and remind us of the importance of coming forward in solidarity.
At all times, we should cherish the precious qualities of unity, wisdom and courage. It was these qualities that enabled us to overcome difficulties and win the War of Resistance Against Japan. May we remember history, cherish unity and create a better future together.
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