Bright Sword: Koi, we have reached the enemy's base camp

Another tall and thin expatriate said viciously: "You Chinese are only fit to be our slaves.

Your lives are like ants. We can kill you or burn you as we please.

Your homes are our spoils, and we can destroy them as we please."

Their words were like sharp swords, deeply hurting the hearts of the people present.

The people's anger was instantly ignited.

A white-haired old man in the crowd was shaking with anger.

He pointed his cane at the Japanese expatriates and shouted angrily, "You beasts, you have committed all kinds of evil on our land, burning, killing, looting, and now you dare to be so arrogant. You are not human beings at all, you are demons!"

A young man clenched his fists angrily, his eyes burning with anger: "You Japanese devils are so hateful!

You killed our relatives, burned our homes, and now you dare to insult us. We will never let you go."

One woman cried out in tears: "You cruel people, you made us lose our husbands and children, you will be punished."

Wang Hao and the others were also very angry when they saw this.

Wang Hao said, "Political Commissar, let's go back first. I have something important to report to you."

After Wang Hao finished speaking, he pulled Zhao Gang away without further ado.

And those Japanese expatriates are still clamoring.

Those Japanese expatriates became more and more arrogant.

One by one, they continued to shout: "You Tubalu are nothing but a mob.

Your so-called fighting is nothing but child's play in front of our Imperial Japanese Army.

You don't dare to really confront us, you just hide in the dark and launch sneak attacks."

Another shouted: "You lowly Chinese will never be able to defeat our great empire.

Sooner or later your land will be completely occupied by us, and your people will become our slaves.

Your Eighth Route Army is a bunch of cowards who only dare to attack us when we are not paying attention, and they don't have the courage to fight us head-on. "

The tall and thin expatriate said viciously: "You Chinese pigs should be trampled under our feet.

Your country is poor and backward, and your people are ignorant.

Only our great empire can bring true civilization to this land.

Your resistance will only bring more pain and disaster."

Their insults grew louder and more venomous.

The anger of the people continued to escalate, like a volcano about to erupt.

A middle-aged man could no longer bear it and shouted, "You inhuman beasts, go to the eighteenth level of hell.

You have committed many evil things, and your death is not a pity."

Another citizen also said angrily: "You are worse than pigs and dogs, you have no humanity at all.

You should be eaten alive and chopped into pieces."

However, the Japanese expatriates turned a deaf ear to the people's accusations and continued to insult them.

"You Chinese dogs are only fit to be our coolies.

Your lives are worthless, we can do with them as we please.

Your women are our playthings, and your men are our slaves."

These words completely angered the people.

Their anger was like a flood that broke through a dam and was out of control.

Some people in the crowd began to surge forward, wanting to rush up and teach these Japanese expatriates a lesson.

But the soldiers still stood aside, pretending not to see it.

They knew in their hearts that these Japanese expatriates were guilty of heinous crimes, and the people's anger was understandable.

Moreover, Wang Hao took Zhao Gang away, obviously intending to let the people vent their anger.

A young woman said with tears streaming down her face: "You demons, you deserve to die."

As she spoke, she picked up a stone and threw it hard at the Japanese expatriate.

The stone hit the tall and thin expatriate, and he screamed in pain.

But he did not hold back, instead he cursed even more viciously: "You Chinese woman, you dare to hit me? When our army comes, I will make you live a life worse than death."

The people's anger has reached its peak.

They could no longer tolerate the insults and arrogance of these Japanese expatriates.

Someone in the crowd shouted, "Kill these Japs!"

Suddenly, the people rushed forward and rushed towards the Japanese expatriates.

The Japanese expatriates began to panic.

They tried to escape, but they were tied up so tightly that they couldn't move at all.

The people surrounded them and beat the Japanese expatriates severely with their fists, feet, stones and sticks.

Their shouts and curses mixed with the anger of the people, creating a chaotic scene.

The short overseas Chinese was knocked to the ground by the people. His face was covered in blood and he looked at the people around him in horror.

He trembled and said, "Please forgive me! I know I was wrong."

But the people ignored his pleas for mercy.

They continued to vent their anger by punching and kicking the Japanese expatriates.

The overseas Chinese with thick faces were also beaten black and blue.

He tried to resist, but in the face of the angry people, his resistance seemed so powerless.

He could only keep begging for mercy, but the people's anger did not extinguish.

The tall and thin expatriate tried to escape in the chaos and rolled out desperately, but was caught by several civilians.

They dragged him back and continued to beat him.

The tall and thin expatriate shouted desperately: "You can't do this to me. I am a citizen of the Empire of Japan."

But his words only brought even more fierce attacks from the people.

In this fierce conflict, Japanese expatriates were knocked to the ground one after another by the people.

Their arrogance was finally completely suppressed, and was replaced by endless fear and despair.

The soldiers watched all this quietly from the sidelines.

They knew that these Japanese expatriates deserved it.

Their actions have aroused great anger among the people. Only by allowing the people to vent their anger can their hearts find some comfort.

When the people's anger gradually subsided, the central square was already in ruins.

Those Japanese expatriates were lying on the ground in a mess, some were dying, and some died on the spot.

The people looked at these once arrogant Japanese expatriates, and the anger in their hearts was finally released.

After Wang Hao and Zhao Gang left, they were also discussing the next action plan.

They knew that the Japanese would not give up and would definitely launch another attack on Bincheng.

They must be fully prepared for the coming battle.

Wang Hao said: "Political Commissar, we must strengthen the city's defenses, encourage the people to join the war of resistance, and be ready to fight at any time. We must not let the Japanese occupy Bincheng again."