Devil's Army

The government army was originally wrong in this matter, and it was certainly not convenient for them to come forward. He privately instructed the commander-in-chief of the Guangdong-Guangxi Border Region to put pressure on Zhang Shaojie, commander of the Southern Front Army of the First Anti-Japanese Army, to severely punish the soldiers of the First Army who opened fire and injured their soldiers.

Commander Zhang replied that he would investigate the matter strictly, but you did not inform us and brought troops and guns into Guangzhou Bay without authorization. What is your intention? Can our First Army also bring troops and guns into your Guangdong-Guangxi Border Region Command?

When Commander Cai saw the reply, he was speechless. He originally disdained to do such tricks, but he came out to put pressure on the First Army under pressure from above.

The matter just ended like that.

This incident made the senior officials of the Nanjing government realize the difference between the First Anti-Japanese Army and the Communist Party troops of the Eighth Route Army. They did not break the string of the joint anti-Japanese war. Some of them had the idea of ​​fighting for land and seizing territory like bandits.

As long as you affect the safety of his territory, he really dares to shoot and fire at you.

Suddenly they were worried that the First Anti-Japanese Army in Weizhou Island would take the opportunity to encroach on their territory on Weizhou Island.

After the power was generated, the government army garrison on Weizhou Island quickly replied: the First Anti-Japanese Army on Weizhou Island was stationed in the valley base on Weizhou Island strictly in accordance with the agreement, and there was no sign of encroaching on their Weizhou Island.

After receiving a telegram from Commander Cai of the Guangdong-Guangxi Border Region, the government army found it increasingly difficult to control this powerful force.

Just as the Nanjing government forces were trying to weaken the strength of the First Anti-Japanese Army, the Japanese army sent troops to occupy Myanmar in order to cut off the Nanjing government's access to international aid from Myanmar.

He felt that the opportunity had come, so he sent a telegram to Leng Feng asking him to send troops and form an expeditionary force with them.

Leng Feng, who was familiar with Chinese military affairs, certainly knew the outcome of China's first expeditionary force. He saved the Chinese expeditionary force from suffering heavy casualties.

After analyzing his actions during this period, Gray Wolf believed that the Nanjing government wanted to weaken their strength.

At the same time, the First Front Army of the Oroqen tribe and the Second Front Army of the Tangshan base were fighting fiercely with the Japanese Kwantung Army and the Japanese China Expeditionary Army, and they really could not spare any extra troops to expedition to Burma.

The First and Second Front Armies of the First Anti-Japanese Army were fighting fiercely with the Kwantung Army and the Chinese Expeditionary Army of the Japanese Army, which was known to all Chinese troops. However, he also pointed out that the Gui-Yunnan Front Army could be dispatched to Burma to participate in the war.

There was indeed no fighting in the Gui-Yunnan Front Army in Yunnan. When Leng Feng was struggling with how to respond, the Japanese army brought him good news:

The Japanese defenders in Lao Cai, Vietnam, launched a fierce attack on Malipo County, Yunnan.

The Japanese defenders in Hanoi, Vietnam also launched a fierce attack on Hekou County, Yunnan.

Most of the 53rd Army in Malipo County has been withdrawn to form an expeditionary force to Burma.

The Yunnan Army stationed in Malipo County and the Yunnan Army stationed in Hekou County launched a tenacious resistance against the Japanese army.

The Third Division of the Gui-Yunnan Front stationed in Yunnan quickly reinforced the Yunnan Army in Masupo County and Hekou County.

Leng Feng used the excuse that Yunnan was in emergency, so the Gui-Yunnan Front Army had no way to enter Burma to participate in the war.

The Nanjing government army did not believe it was such a coincidence. But then they received intelligence that the Japanese troops stationed in Vietnam were attacking Malipo County and Hekou County in Yunnan Province fiercely, and that the Yunnan border was in danger.

The Nanjing government, which had no way to stop the Japanese army from attacking Yunnan, could only curse angrily:

"Damn it, this little Japanese guy really knows how to do things."