Espionage: I became sworn brothers with Zheng Yaoxian at the beginning, and became the Seventh Broth

Chapter 795 God of War Xue Yue

Ye Shaohong had rather complex feelings about General Zhang.

He admired the old general's open and honest character.

But I also cannot agree with his ideas.

Most importantly, the old general had a strong aversion to the Secret Service.

It's almost gotten to the point of close-range combat.

That's why, even though Ye Shaohong wanted to get closer to the old general, he eventually gave up after thinking about it.

Ye Shaohong knew he didn't have the influence to make this righteous old general set aside his animosity towards spies and speak to him gently. So he decided not to try and win over someone who wouldn't listen.

Ye Shaohong also stopped Xu Baichuan from going to investigate.

Just as General Zhang's carriage slowly drove by, Ye Shaohong stood at attention and gave General Zhang a proper military salute.

This military salute is a sign of respect for the old general's character.

It also reflects admiration for his patriotism and love for the people.

After all, the old general spent almost his entire life fighting on the front lines of the War of Resistance against Japan. He personally commanded the Dingsiqiao Campaign, the Changchang Campaign, the Songhu Campaign, the Jiangcheng Campaign, the Kunlunguan Campaign, the Northern Guangdong Campaign, and the Guiliu Campaign.

While the number of direct battles he personally commanded and participated in against the Japanese invaders wasn't the most numerous for the Nationalist government, it was still among the top.

He can definitely be considered a national hero.

As the convoy passed by, General Zhang, who was inside the vehicle, also saw Ye Shaohong and Xu Baichuan.

Although he didn't get out of the car, he raised his hand from inside the vehicle and returned a military salute to Ye Shaohong and Xu Baichuan.

This is enough.

Don't expect too much. If this old general were to come down and hear that Ye Shaohong and Xu Baichuan were agents of the Special Service, he might not even give them a salute, and might even berate them.

Be content.

Not long after General Zhang arrived, another important figure arrived in his carriage.

Ye Shaohong greatly admires this big shot.

Because his name is Xue Yue.

That's right, it's the same war god who invented the Heavenly Furnace Strategy and wiped out more than 100,000 elite Class A and Class B troops of the Japanese Central China Expeditionary Army in the Battle of Jiangcheng.

Ye Shaohong, whose soul had transmigrated from the future, had heard his name countless times.

Online, many people admire his command abilities. Some have even commented that Xue Yue was the true military genius of the Nationalist government.

Regardless of true or false.

Speaking solely of his art of command and his contributions to the Chinese nation, this general was indeed second to none within the Republic of China government.

If he hadn't wiped out 100,000 elite Japanese troops in the Battle of Jiangcheng, the domestic situation would have been much more serious than it has historically been.

What was the significance of the Battle of Jiangcheng?

The significance lies in the fact that after the Battle of Jiangcheng, the Japanese suffered heavy losses, and the domestic anti-Japanese situation shifted from a passive defensive phase to a strategic stalemate.

The Japanese domestic strategy and tactics against China also underwent significant changes after the Battle of Jiangcheng.

The strategy initially focused on military strikes with political inducement as a secondary tactic, but later shifted to prioritizing political inducement with military strikes as a secondary tactic.

All of this is thanks to General Xue Yue. This is still the history we can see.

The real history is far more mysterious than this.

After the Battle of Jiangcheng, the Japanese suffered heavy losses. Just how heavy were they?

Because the Japanese army had suffered heavy losses of its elite forces in China, it had no choice but to transfer troops from its homeland to China.

At its worst, the Japanese army had only one elite division left in its homeland.

How many people are in a division?

1.8 to 2.8 people.

It is evident that General Xue Yue inflicted heavy losses on the Japanese during the Battle of Jiangcheng.

They almost completely decimated the Japanese Central China Expeditionary Army.

After this battle, the Japanese were plunged into a long period of hardship.

In order to procure weapons for their invading army in China, the Japanese even collected the firearms of their own military academy instructors and transported them to China.

It was after this battle that the Japanese army, which invaded our country, became increasingly worse.

It has progressed to its later stages.

The Japanese elite troops suffered heavy losses and had to draw reserve soldiers from their homeland to fight on the Chinese battlefield.

These reserve soldiers are quite different from their elite troops.

They were also brainwashed.

However, their combat effectiveness has been reduced by half.

At the beginning of the Battle of Shanghai, almost every Japanese soldier could hit his target perfectly within 300 meters. Almost every one of them had a junior high school education.

Almost every one of them could independently draw battlefield situation maps and take them back to their superiors for operational deployment reference.

Almost every one of them was a desperate criminal, making it very difficult to capture them alive.

What was the casualty ratio between my country and the Japanese at that time?

Eight to one.

We lost eight men before we could kill one of the elite Japanese soldiers.

What happened after the Battle of Jiangcheng?

The Central China Expeditionary Army suffered heavy losses. In 1941, the Japanese launched the Pacific War and drew elite forces from various Central China Expeditionary Army units to form the Southern Army, which began to invade South Asia and Southeast Asia as a second front.

From that time on, the Japanese forces in China were completely weakened. By 1943, the Japanese reserve soldiers transferred from China to the Chinese battlefield were almost afraid to leave major cities and railway lines.

All of this started with the Battle of Jiangcheng and General Xue Yue's Heavenly Furnace Strategy.

Domino effect.

The fall of the first domino, and the resulting consequences, gradually supported China through the most difficult time and led it to victory.

It was precisely because he understood these things that Ye Shaohong knew that even if the Pacific War did not break out, at most a few more years would have passed before China was still able to win the War of Resistance against Japan.

Those online sycophants about the US and the Soviet Union are too spineless; they don't understand the resilience and spirit of the Chinese nation.

Blowing beauty?

When they praise the US, do they know that, under the auspices of the US, even the Japanese sycophants never issued a surrender order in the end?

The war led by the US ended with a ceasefire agreement.

It is not a surrender agreement.

There are also those who blow sushi.

Do you really think the northern giant bear is a kind person?

When the Northern Bear invaded the Northeast, they set conditions, demanding the division of our territory and imposing many harsh conditions.

The Nationalist government at the time vehemently refused.

Finally, due to the international situation, the Northern Bear agreed to send troops. They agreed with the Nationalist government for three months, but after driving the Japanese away, how long did they occupy Northeast China?

Eight months.

In the past eight months, how much wealth have they seized from Northeast China? How much have they taken away?

How many people have been harmed?

Those who praise the US and the Soviet Union are people who don't know much about history. This is just like the old saying of our ancestors: "Those who are not of our race will surely have different hearts!"

If we want to achieve the rise of the Chinese nation, relying on outsiders is useless. There is no affection between countries, only interests.

The friendship they proclaim is shrouded in filth and depravity.

As Ye Shaohong thought of this, General Xue Yue's carriage slowly drove over. Looking inside the carriage at the slender and dashing middle-aged man, he stood at attention and saluted with great excitement.

He was not showing respect to the Republic of China government.

He was simply paying homage to the iron-willed men of China, to the military god of China.

A man who single-handedly turned the tide of the War of Resistance against Japan!