My god, run!!!

The two Japanese division commanders saw that their men had organized several charges to occupy the small hills on both sides, but they were unable to reach the top. Moreover, their imperial troops suffered heavy casualties in these charges, so they all gave up the idea of ​​charging to occupy the heights of the small hills on both sides.

He then ordered all his imperial troops to retreat back to Shanxi and Hebei, returning by the same route. Although the two Japanese divisions suffered heavy casualties, the Japanese were well-trained after all, and the speed of their retreat was not slow at all, but very fast.

Nearly two regiments of Japanese soldiers retreated back to the corridors in the direction of Shanxi and Hebei, and retreated at full speed towards Shanxi and Hebei.

Only the Japanese soldiers from these two regiments fled and retreated into the corridors on both sides of Shanxi and Hebei. That was because these Japanese soldiers were originally very close to the Shuang'ershan corridor in the direction of Shanxi and Hebei.

Seeing that his entire division had been ambushed by the Shuang'ershan Independent Regiment, the entire Imperial Army was only exposed to bullets and artillery shells, unable to capture the commanding heights of the small hills on either side. The Imperial Army did not even have a decent counterattack and was completely a group of lambs to the slaughter.

This was completely unprecedented in previous battles. How could there be such an elite force with sophisticated weapons and powerful firepower in China? In addition, there was a famous saying that if the situation was not favorable, retreat immediately.

Their division commander ordered all his imperial troops to retreat at full speed into the corridors towards Shanxi and Hebei, and to quickly pass through the Shuang'er Mountain Tunnel. As long as they were out of the corridor and reached the open area, their imperial troops would not be afraid of anyone.

However, the Japanese soldiers in the middle corridor were not so lucky. They were surrounded by the sounds of artillery shells and heavy machine guns. The Japanese soldiers who were shot like sieves fell down in large numbers. Some of them had their hands, feet, and heads blown off by artillery shells, and their intestines and stomachs were spilled on the ground. There were also countless Japanese soldiers who were blown to pieces.

At this time, the 3rd and 4th Regiments also rushed out, charging at the Japanese soldiers who were fleeing and retreating towards Shanxi and Hebei respectively. Along the way, the soldiers of the 3rd and 4th Regiments all used Czech light machine guns to clear the way, and then attacked with grenade launchers and mortars to pursue them.

For a while, the Japanese soldiers who fled in the direction of Shanxi and Hebei suffered heavy casualties, because the firepower of the 3rd and 4th Regiments of the Shuang'ershan Independent Regiment that came to pursue them was too fierce, and every soldier was like a chicken with its blood injected, and they beat the Japanese soldiers so hard that they couldn't even raise their heads, let alone organize a decent counterattack.

The current situation is that all the Japanese are fleeing like crazy towards Shanxi and Hebei. I just want to escape this damn Shuang'er Mountain Tunnel as soon as possible and swear never to come to Shuang'er Mountain again. I hope Amaterasu will bless me with a smooth escape! Escape from Shuang'er Mountain Tunnel.

The 3rd and 4th Regiments were chasing the Japanese soldiers who were fleeing in front like crazy. The soldiers on both sides were all crazy. One was that the Japanese soldiers were desperately trying to flee in front and escape from the Shuanger Mountain Tunnel as soon as possible, and the soldiers of the 3rd and 4th Regiments were chasing them madly from behind.

The 3rd and 4th Regiments went all out to chase the Japanese soldiers who were fleeing at full speed towards Shanxi and Hebei, while the 1st and 2nd Regiments also began to come out of the fortifications and started to clean up the battlefield comprehensively.

It’s still the same old rule: first shoot all the dead Japanese soldiers again, and then shoot those seriously injured Japanese soldiers again.

Commander Zhou Zheng gave the 1st and 2nd Regiments the task of tying up all the wounded but surviving Japanese soldiers and bringing them back to the base.

The heads of all the seriously injured and dead Japanese soldiers were chopped off, and later all the heads of these Japanese soldiers were chopped off to make a Jingguan.

Then they were all placed on the Jingguan that was previously made with the skulls of the Japanese devils. The Jingguan made of tens of thousands of skulls must have looked spectacular.

I want this battle to give a strong deterrent to all the Japanese invaders who invade China and all other foreign invaders who dare to set their sights on China, so that the invaders and foreigners will be scared to death and their souls will leave their bodies.

I want to make these invaders understand one thing. When it comes to these invaders, our Shuang'ershan Independent Regiment will do only one thing: we will kill all the foreigners who dare to invade and infringe upon the Chinese land. We will chop off their heads and make them into Jingguan for everyone to admire. This is the principle of "Whoever offends China will be punished, no matter how far away they are."

The Jingguan built with their skulls was the best mercy for these invaders. After all, it was a good thing that not all of these invaders were crushed to ashes.

At one time, the First and Second Regiments cleaned up the battlefield very quickly. All the surviving captured Japanese soldiers were tied up, and then all the captured Japanese soldiers were tied together with ropes and escorted to the Shuang'ershan Independent Regiment Base.

All the seriously wounded Japanese soldiers were shot again and then had their heads chopped off. Together with the heads of the dead Japanese soldiers, they were taken over and handled by special personnel.

Commander Zhou Zheng specially invited many villagers who settled in Shuang'er Mountain to deal with the severed heads of the Japanese soldiers. He then asked them to disinfect the heads with lime so that they could be stored conveniently and not easily cause plague. Only then could they be made into a Jingguan.

When the villagers on Shuang'er Mountain heard that Commander Zhou Zheng asked them to use the skulls of the Japanese devils to build a Jingguan, all the villagers came to sign up enthusiastically.

You have to know that all their relatives, friends and fellow villagers were killed by these little devils, and their homes were burned down by these damned little devils. Fortunately, they all settled down in Shuang'er Mountain, otherwise they would all have been killed by these little devils.

Therefore, these villagers hated the Japanese devils no less than the soldiers of the Shuang'ershan Independent Regiment did.

Being able to turn all of these little devils' skulls into Jingguan is what they have been longing for. They are all grateful to Commander Zhou Zheng! How could they not agree?

Future generations will ask who built these Jingguans made of Japanese soldiers' skulls. Some will say the Shuang'ershan Independent Regiment chopped off the heads of the Japanese soldiers. But the Jingguans made of Japanese soldiers' skulls were built by the villagers of Shuang'ershan.

Such a good thing will be famous for generations to come, so all the villagers on Shuang'er Mountain came to sign up to deal with the heads of these Japanese devils.

Of course, Commander Zhou Zheng couldn't let these villagers help him for free, so he asked each villager to process and build a Jingguan, and each person would get 20 yuan for the whole process.

When the villagers heard what Commander Zhou Zheng said, they were all so happy that they couldn't stop smiling. They all said, please rest assured, Commander Zhou Zheng, they will definitely make the Jingguan made of these Japanese devils' skulls beautiful, and please just come and see it when the time comes.