I fought guerrilla warfare in the Yimeng Mountains during the Anti-Japanese War

Chen Feng chatted with this Hansheng for more than two hours. Hansheng, whose original name was Liu Kuang, also known as Hansheng, was a doctor who studied abroad. After returning to China, he had a lot of troubles. He retreated from Shanghai to Nanjing, and then to Wuhan. Now Wuhan is no longer safe. For the sake of a little salary, he may have to retreat to Chongqing. Although he is talented, it is difficult for him to get along in the family system. He can only make a living. After the two got to know each other, Chen Feng directly explained his purpose:

"Brother Hansheng, I would like you to follow me."

Liu Kuang was surprised:

"Do you also make weapons? I heard that you fought the Japanese by seizing weapons!"

"That's true, but we still have to rely on ourselves to develop! Neither buying nor seizing is a long-term solution."

"This is a serious matter, Captain Lengqiang, can I ask what we have now?"

Chen Feng directly served the main dish:

"We have now developed time bombs and rocket launchers. I have used two time bombs in Lushan. They are quite reliable. If you want, you can get machine tools and accessories imported from Germany. How about it? Are you interested?"

Liu Kuang was also an older angry young man, and upon hearing this, he was unwilling to hesitate:

"Captain Lengqiang, I will go with you, but I want to settle my mother in the countryside first."

"Well, I have an appointment with two friends, and the time is almost up. If you don't have any plans, come with me. I'll introduce you to each other, and ask them for help if my mother has any difficulties."

When Chen Feng brought Liu Kuang back to the courtyard, Li Zongren had already returned. After introducing them, Li Zongren told Chen Feng that Chen Cheng had a war zone meeting tonight and would not come.

Li Zongren sat down and introduced today's battle situation. There was no progress yesterday. Today's Japanese offensive was weak and there was no decent charge at all. It might be that the death of Yan Junliu had slowly spread, causing a certain psychological impact on them. It might also be that the commanders of the troops were restless and were thinking more about how to get a piece of the pie. Anyway, although the battle was vigorous throughout the day, the National Army retreated in the afternoon without losing an inch of land. Dozens of ships of supplies and ammunition were also transported to the battlefield, so there was no worry for the time being.

After talking with Li Zongren for half the night and entrusting Liu Kuang's mother to him, Chen Feng took Liu Kuang to say goodbye. Li Zongren was very concerned about Chen Feng's friend's mother and ordered Liu Lihui to take full responsibility and transfer with the families of the officers in the war zone. After returning to Liu's house, Liu Kuang said goodbye and explained to his mother overnight. Chen Feng still had a few small yellow croakers on him, which he gave to Liu Kuang as resettlement money.

On March 3, Chen Feng took Liu Kuang out of Wuhan City and was about to go back. The journey was not safe, with two people on two horses. Li Zongren originally wanted to ask the special operations regiment of the theater to escort them, but Chen Feng refused, saying that the more people there were, the more dangerous it would be.

Li Zongren was a little reluctant. The Battle of Wuhan had been going on till now, and Leng Qiang was actually needed to give some advice. However, from the conversation last night, Leng Qiang was not enthusiastic. It seemed that things were difficult and Leng Qiang had no idea what to do.

Chen Feng naturally couldn't make comments. To be honest, the fact that the two war zones could hold out until now was beyond Chen Feng's expectations. In large-scale troop operations, both of them were outstanding. Although he had the advantage of time travel, apart from some established tactics, he really couldn't make comments on strategic matters.

Two people, riding two horses, carrying simple luggage, entered the Dabie Mountain area north of Wuhan, preparing to return to Shandong from Henan.

At the foot of Mount Meng, the Washizu Division had been testing the waters for a day. No matter how many troops they deployed, they had hope of attacking, but they always failed in the end.

Destroy his lair before Leng Qiang comes back. This was Bin Shanyuan's order. Jiujin was settling new and old grudges and wanted to blow up Mengshan. This division commander had great ambitions, but his enthusiasm was completely dashed by the Lone Wolf Commando and the Fifth War Zone. When he came to China, he was a Type A division with 28,000 troops. A lot of them were consumed in the Battle of Xuzhou. Later, when they defended the Jinpu Line, they were killed many times by Leng Qiang and his men. Fortunately, it has been relatively stable in the past few months, the troops have not been consumed, and reinforcements have been continuous, reaching 20,000 troops again.

On the Mengshan Mountain, after a day of harvesting, about two squadrons of Japanese soldiers were killed. No change! Knowing that they couldn't rush up, they still came to die. I really don't know what these Japanese commanders were thinking.

From the battalion commander to the soldiers, no one thought that the Japs were scary. Whether the captain was there or not, they all fought in the same way. With the firepower in the Mengshan tunnels, as long as there was no surprise attack, no matter how many came, they would not be enough.

Chen Feng and Liu Kuang are wandering in the Dabie Mountains. Strictly speaking, this is already an occupied area, but the Japanese have no troops stationed here. Their troops are now in a stalemate with the National Army in Macheng and Guangshui. It doesn't matter if they return to Mengshan early or late. It's a good opportunity to exercise the independent command capabilities of each battalion commander. Sooner or later, they will have to split up their troops. If they only guard Mengshan and the Japanese really blockade and ignore them, there will be nothing they can do.

As Chen Feng chatted with Liu Kuang, he was more and more surprised. This person was really extraordinary. Not only could he make guns, bombs, but he also had great ideas in electronic communications. He had found a treasure! He must reuse it and get whatever he needed.

When Liu Kuang heard that Leng Qiang and the Germans had cooperated to make a rocket launcher to attack tanks, he almost fell to his knees. He understood it immediately. It could fire directly, hit tanks, and hit fixed targets. The key was that it was easy to carry and had low cost. Liu Kuang understood what this weapon meant and it might affect the strategic structure of many countries. If Liu Kuang had some pride in his heart before, it was now all torn to pieces. He, a double PhD from Harvard, could only study some imitation goods under the hands of slaves, while the captain was already developing strategic weapons. It's damned if you compare yourself to others!

In Chongqing, the top leaders knew that Leng Qiang had left Wuhan, and they felt a little regretful. Why should they be so reserved? What's wrong with just meeting him? Wouldn't it be better to just say that he was there to boost morale? What a pity!

Okamura Neiji eventually did not wake up. He was transferred from Lushan to Jiujiang, and from Jiujiang to Anqing within five days. Almost all the famous doctors of the Central China Expeditionary Force went there, but they still could not save the old devil. He was not dead yet, but he was unconscious. It would be more accurate to describe him as a vegetative state.

After an emergency meeting overnight, the headquarters decided to send Anami Korechika as commander-in-chief of the Central China Expeditionary Army.

阿南惟几，日本东京人。1905年陆军士官学校毕业,1918年陆军大学毕业。1927年被派驻法国,归国后历任侍从武官、近卫步兵第二联队长、东京幼年学校校长、陆军省兵务局长。1937年任陆军省人事局长。1938年11月,任侵华日军第一○九师团长,入侵中国山西省。1939年任陆军次官,参与制定重要国策。

Now that Yan Junroku is dead and there is no hope for Okamura Neiji to wake up, in order to break the situation in Wuhan, they can only dispatch the chief officer from the mainland. This Japanese general who made Xue Yue deified in one battle, returned from Shanxi and came back a few years earlier. Chen Feng had just crossed the Dabie Mountain area and did not know about this situation, otherwise he would definitely complain. In the three Changsha battles, more than 100,000 Japanese troops were wiped out. Although Xue Yue's command ability is unquestionable, this iron idiot also contributed a lot.