The Anti-Japanese War Begins with the Northeast Army

This time, the whole camp was in an uproar.

There were mortar suppression in front and sneak attacks in the rear. What was even more terrible was that there were military horses running around the entire camp, neighing and carrying flames that were difficult to extinguish.

These little Japanese devils were used to being domineering in the Suifenhe area... They often plundered nearby villages with weapons. In addition, Japan attached great importance to this "last outpost" of its invasion of Jilin, and provided them with abundant supplies, which made the Japanese devils here fat and bloated.

However, these devils never dreamed that there were troops in China that dared to launch such a head-on attack - even worse, this group of soldiers clearly had no intention of letting any of them escape.

When Ma Zhanshan ordered the general attack, the Japanese's will to fight had long been shattered... In addition, they could not be contacted with their superiors, resulting in the entire offensive and defensive battle being commanded by a few sergeants at random, causing them to lose their composure when attacked from both sides. They had no choice but to surrender.

"Surrender, huh?"

Seeing the miserable looks of these unfortunate guys, Ma Zhanshan asked his subordinates who could speak Japanese to tell them that as long as they were willing to lay down their weapons, he could spare their lives.

"correct--"

He suddenly forced out a cruel smile, "Aren't the Japs planning to chase the young lady into the Songhua River?"

"Let's chase them into the stinking water pool nearby!"

"Leave no one behind!"

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On the day the war broke out, no, in fact, on the day Jiang Cheng ordered the cleansing of the Japanese in Harbin, calls and telegrams from the Japanese consulate came to him like a hornet's nest.

Consul Yuichi Yasuda was a "moderate" under the administration of Hara Takashi. In fact, on the day when Harbin was blocked, he sent a telegram to Jiang Cheng and requested a meeting, and repeatedly told him:
Please ask the Jilin army to consider the overall situation and not harm innocent Japanese during the battle.

However, Jiang Cheng saw these broken things that night, and of course, he didn't take them seriously at all.

To put it bluntly, he didn't take this shitty consul seriously at all.

diplomatic?

Throughout history, what has diplomacy relied on to support it? It all depends on who has the stronger backbone!

Tanks, cannons...all kinds of weapons are the backbone and the truth.

Since 1916, he has begun to deal with the invaders in his "own backyard"... You know, the number of Japanese troops stationed in those days was actually not large, and most of them were concentrated along the South Manchuria Railway.

If it weren't for all the scoundrels causing trouble, Jiang Cheng might have officially turned against the Japanese a year earlier.

Wu Chifang was killed, and Harbin was infiltrated like a sieve, which irritated his nerves to the greatest extent.

Jiang Cheng and his brothers in the Ji army drove away the Tartars with a rage and won the battle.

Next, we have to fight the political battle.

Yuichi Yasuda met again to request paperwork, and it was time again;

Different from the sharp words in the previous times, Jiang Cheng clearly felt that the other party's words were respectful.

"Oh, they really know how to be polite but not righteous, they are particular about small matters but not great virtues; the strong will always be robbers and the weak will always be submissive... These bastards need a few slaps in the face before they behave themselves."

Jiang Cheng, leaning on the leather sofa, took the item from contestant Jiang Deng and spoke these famous words word by word.

"Zizhi Tongjian, what it says is not wrong."

Jiang Dengxuan lowered his eyebrows and smiled, then asked softly, "Master Jiang, have you met this person?"

Jiang Cheng didn't rush to answer him, but calmly took the other battle reports on the coffee table opposite. Whether it was Ma Zhanshan, Jin Yanxi, Vasily of the White Russian Regiment, or Zhang Xuecheng who led the mechanized heavy brigade to "bulldoze" the Japanese, every victory report was gratifying.

But the price paid for this is not small.

"Super Six, sit down."

After reading the last victory report, Jiang Cheng raised his chin at him and said, "The war has been going on for so long... You know better than me that our oil reserves are almost exhausted."

After the Paris Peace Conference established an arms embargo on China, not only was there a complete ban on the export and sale of weapons, but even heavy industrial products such as steel, gasoline, cement, etc. were reduced to one-tenth of the pre-war level.

After opening the Tumen River port, Jiang Cheng knew this result, so he stockpiled important supplies for a year and a half.

In several battles after 1919, those oil-guzzling tanks that spewed black smoke and could crush all enemies also burned through his stocks at an alarming rate.

"With the oil reserves in Jilin Prefecture and Siping, the heavy combined forces brigade can only last for one month."

Jiang Cheng lowered his voice to the lowest level, "Chao Liu, only you, me, and my third brother-in-law know about this."

"If we fail to scare off Japan this time and provoke them into an all-out war... Jilin's industry has just started, and it will be difficult for us to outperform that industrial country."

"When the time comes, the handsome man or Beiyang will force you and me to step down."

Jiang Dengxuan's eyes suddenly lit up with fire. He looked up at Jiang Cheng, who had a determined look in his eyes, but soon revealed a gentle smile, "Are you trying to scare me?"

When he said this, this future Fengtian Army general, one of the Five Tigers, actually rested his elbows on his knees, bent forward slightly, and said with a smile, "Master Jiang, ever since Jinghui was hit, my admiration for your continued resistance against the Japanese invaders has been growing day by day."

"No matter how friendly and cooperative they appear, or even how they pretend to be nice, they are all just a bunch of wolves with evil intentions!"

"If I, Jiang Chaoliu, don't get rid of the Japanese invaders, I won't be a human being! Why would I be afraid of stepping down? I'll just do it."

Jiang Cheng smiled at him appreciatively.

Saying these words is actually telling him that the coming "battle" will probably be more difficult than the frontal battlefield.

He and Jiang Dengxuan must cooperate in this battle and use the empty city plan to make the Japanese unable to tell how many cards they still have and dare not to start a full-scale war with them.

"In addition to the empty city plan, I also pulled in two foreign players."

Taking out a cigarette from his pocket and lighting it, Jiang Cheng continued, "Right now, we can't rely on the Wu family anymore. We can only do it ourselves."

"I have decided to meet with Uehara Yusaku, Yasuda Yuichi and other Japanese officials, and invite our Chief of General Staff. In addition, I have invited the American Ambassador George, the wealthy businessman Winston, and the British and French representatives."

"This water... the more muddied it is, the better."

Once the water is muddied, the Japanese will be confused and when the time comes, we will use the World War I system to put pressure on them and there will be no doubt that they will back down!
"Does it still require foreign intervention?"

Jiang Dengxuan couldn't help but feel nervous, "If this is the case, we drove away the Japanese and brought in the British, French and American..."

"In this situation, there are wolves in front and tigers behind. Master Jiang, if we make a mistake, we will be doomed."

Jiang Cheng smiled and said, "Don't worry, I know what's going on."

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Four days later, the large hotel invested by Russian businessmen at the end of Central Avenue decorated with lights and welcomed the first batch of distinguished guests after the explosion.

"Jiang Feilan, you are braver than God!" (End of this chapter)