One day, a unit of the Eighth Route Army came from outside Jiapigou Village, and the guerrilla captain Dong was about to lead people to meet him, when another Eighth Route Army came from outside and shot at the Eighth Route Army that arrived first. Everyone was blinded, but Captain Dong shouted: "One of these two teams must be fake!"
The War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression was raging, and the symphony of blood and fire was performed on the land of China. In this arduous national struggle, Jiapigou Village, as a strategic location, has constantly gathered anti-Japanese forces here. The anti-Japanese fighters of the guerrillas, headed by Captain Dong, were the protectors of the local people. Based in Jiapigou Village, they attacked everywhere and dealt a heavy blow to the Japanese army. However, the cruelty and treachery of the war have also made everyone in this land live in tension and unease.
Early that morning, the guerrillas who had been stationed on guard suddenly reported in surprise that in the distance an Eighth Route Army was rapidly approaching the village of Jiapigou. When Captain Dong heard the news, his heart was full of excitement and expectation, and he quickly commanded the team to prepare to go out of the village to welcome this group of "relatives". However, just as everyone was ready to go, Captain Dong suddenly realized a serious problem: what if this unit was disguised by the Japanese army?
During this period, in order to confuse the public, the Japanese army often disguised itself as the Eighth Route Army for surprise attacks. Although Captain Dong had doubts in his heart, he still decided to send a reconnaissance team to confirm. As soon as the reconnaissance team set off, another team dressed as the Eighth Route Army also appeared, and without saying a word, opened fire on the first team. This scene shocked everyone, and Captain Dong immediately realized that one of these two teams must be disguised by the Japanese army.
Immediately, Captain Dong decisively gave the order to direct the villagers and guerrillas to quickly retreat to Laohuling, a decision that highlighted his experience and wisdom. Tiger Ridge, a natural fortress with steep cliffs on all sides, the only entrance is an imperceptible path. Such geographical conditions make Tiger Ridge an ideal place that is easy to defend and difficult to attack. The reason why Captain Dong chose this place as the destination of his retreat was based on a deep understanding of the current situation and careful observation of the war environment. He knew that in such a complex and changeable background as the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he could not make a judgment based on superficial phenomena alone, and he must maintain extreme vigilance and wisdom in order to grasp the fighter plane and protect the safety of every team member and villager.
Captain Dong's order was conveyed very quickly, and everyone barely hesitated and immediately began to retreat in an orderly manner. Although the sudden order caused some villagers to panic, with the guidance and help of the guerrillas, everyone quickly quieted down and began to move towards Tiger Ridge. Captain Dong was at the back of the line, making sure that no one was left behind, while maintaining a high level of alertness to their surroundings.
During the march, Captain Dong constantly sent scouts to ensure the safety of the path. The rugged mountain trails, coupled with the need to avoid enemy sight, allowed the entire crew to advance through a hidden trail, which slowed down considerably. But in times like these, safety is far more important than speed. Captain Dong knew that once discovered by the enemy, they would face great danger.
After several hours of marching, the sun was already high in the sky, and everyone finally reached Tiger Ridge. Captain Dong immediately instructed everyone to find a hidden position on the ridge, where they could clearly observe the situation below, and at the same time, they could ensure that they would not be easily discovered by the enemy. In this position, they can take advantage of the topography of Tiger Ridge to effectively monitor and defend the below.
Captain Dong arranged for the guerrillas to quickly set up defenses, and at the same time ordered some of the team members to prepare stones and improvised explosive devices in case of emergency. Under his command, everyone quickly moved into combat readiness. Although everyone was exhausted, everyone seemed unusually determined and calm in the moment of life and death.
While waiting, Captain Dong constantly observed the movements below, trying to find clues from both sides of the enemy. The location of Tiger Ridge is extremely hidden, and even during the day, it is difficult to be spotted by people below. This gives them plenty of time to observe and judge. However, the long wait and nervousness also made everyone feel extremely tired, and Captain Dong knew that they had to be patient and wait for the best time.
As the minutes ticked by, the two teams below finally came into their sight. Through the binoculars, Captain Dong and the scout could clearly see that both teams were wearing the uniforms of the Eighth Route Army, but the exchange of fire between them was extremely fierce. This situation made Captain Dong more sure of his judgment: one of the teams must be disguised.
Just then, an unexpected situation happened - a cow suddenly appeared in the middle of the battlefield. The cow ran out of the village, and its appearance immediately attracted everyone's attention. Captain Dong kept a close eye on the cow's every move, and he knew that this could be the key to judging friend and foe. When he saw the team that followed him shooting at the cow without hesitation, Captain Dong had an answer in his heart. He immediately gave the order and instructed everyone to prepare their weapons and wait for the best time to attack.
After careful preparation and waiting, Captain Dong finally found an opportunity to fight back. He gave the order to attack in a loud voice, and the partisans immediately launched a fierce attack on the enemy with their weapons and prepared stones. With the advantage of the terrain and prior preparation, they quickly suppressed the enemy's fire and successfully routed the Japanese contingent disguised as the Eighth Route Army.
