I really came here to fight against Japan

Song Wenwan and the brigade commander looked at each other, and the brigade commander asked, "What do you think? Tell me."

Doctor Xia Fan: "If you want to fight back against the frame-up of the temporary capital, it is not enough to just fight the devils and win the battle."

Song Wenwan: "You don't have to tell me that. We also write articles in newspapers.

Expose the conspiracy of the Temporary Capital's secretariat and inform the soldiers and civilians across the country of the truth about the Eighth Route Army's heroic resistance against Japan. "

Doctor Xia Fan said, "Will the common people in the Kuomintang-controlled areas and the occupied areas believe it?"

Song Wenwan: "There are still people who can believe it..."

Brigade Chief: “The Adjutant’s Office of the Secondary Capital holds the leading power over news.

The voices coming from our newspapers are indeed difficult to break through their blockade.

However, if you have any good ideas, why not share them with us?"

Doctor Xia Fan: "You can't just advertise your bravery in the war in the newspapers.

You also want to find someone to question the Eighth Route Army and belittle its achievements."

"The attendants' office in the Kuomintang-controlled areas has always been belittling our Eighth Route Army. Don't you think having them is not enough?"

The brigade chief inadvertently touched his holster, and Doctor Xia Fan immediately began to nod and bow again.

"Their slander is not as effective as our own slander, which can be more targeted."

Song Wenwan understood the marketing methods of later generations, and he seemed to understand what Doctor Xia Fan meant.

Translator Xia continued, "You can organize two groups of people to put forward two completely opposite views in the newspapers.

A group of people were pragmatic and said that the Eighth Route Army won a victory in Huting and seized countless spoils of war.

Another group of people said in the newspaper that the Eighth Route Army in the Huting area had no strength.

They were all born as peasants, and the only iron hoes in their hands were

Even the arrowheads of their bows and arrows were made of dog bones, so it was impossible for them to defeat the Japanese army.

As evidence, I would like to emphasize how the Red Army was driven from Jiangxi to northern Shaanxi by the Nationalist Army.

The head of the brigade said: "How can anyone believe what you write? Aren't you afraid that someone will smash the windows of the newspaper office in the middle of the night..."

At this point, the brigade commander also understood something.

He slapped his thigh and said, "Are you trying to divert the trouble to someone else?"

Song Wenwan: "Your writing is too exaggerated. Some people will believe it, and some will not."

Doctor Xia Fan: "When there are differences, there will naturally be arguments, and when there are arguments, no one can convince anyone else."

Song Wenwan: "Those who don't believe it will take the initiative to look for evidence that the Eighth Route Army is not strong enough."

Doctor Xia Fan: "But after finding the evidence, the conclusion is that the Eighth Route Army bravely fought behind enemy lines and showed a positive image."

Song Wenwan: "The results of what others tell you are definitely not as real as what you come up with on your own."

Doctor Xia Fan: "Once the people know the truth, they will no longer accept others slandering our Eighth Route Army."

Song Wenwan: "Everyone will think that this is another rumor sent by the attendant room.

Thus, we can regain our voice among the people and even the government at one stroke.”

Doctor Xia Fan and Song Wenwan actually shook hands.

One says "It's hard to find a soulmate", while the other says "It's hard to find a mentor".

The brigade chief standing nearby looked at the two people who seemed to have met each other too late.

I just want to say one thing about them: "They are birds of a feather!"

Song Wenwan: "Old Xia, I took you in with reluctance because you are devoted to the country.

But you need to change your name. Always calling it Xia Fanyi Xia Fanyi brings back bad memories for you.

From now on, I will change my name to Xia Huyu. It sounds more domineering."

Xia Huyu knew that Song Wenwan was protecting herself.

He immediately burst into tears and thanked Song Wenwan for giving him a new life.

Soon, Sun Desheng came in and reported: "Report to the commander and brigade chief, the coffin is ready.

The head of that Japanese lieutenant general Gong Jiji Juten has been sewn up. What should we do next?"

Brigade Headquarters Chief: “The news about Gong Jiji has disappeared for several hours.

I think Shinozuka Yoshio is getting anxious, should we give him a heads up?"

Song Wenwan: "Xia Huyu, do you have any good ideas? Tell us and show us your skills to our brigade commander."

Xia Huyu had long wanted to make meritorious deeds to atone for his sins in order to repay Commander Song and the brigade commander for their kindness in saving his life.

"Commander, Chief, let's send a coded telegram to the Taiyuan First Army.

Just tell them that Gong Jijijuteng’s body is in the hands of our Eighth Route Army.

If they are the First Army, they want the body of this Gong Jijiguten.

Let them open up the road between Huting and Taiyuan to us."

Sun Desheng asked from the side: "Why did you invent a coded telegraph for the devils?

If so, wouldn't it expose the fact that we wiped out the Japanese cavalry?"

Xia Huyu: "Anyway, once Gong Jiji's body is handed over, we won't be afraid that the Japanese will know that it was us who did it.

The benefits of our invention of the coded telegraph are enormous.

The first thing is to let all the anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians in China know the good news of victory.

The Eighth Route Army troops killed a Japanese imperial lieutenant general in battle and completely wiped out the devil's cavalry brigade.

The release of this telegram is definitely a great and celebratory event.

In addition, once Gong Jiji's sword and seal were handed over, who would dare to say that the Eighth Route Army did not resist Japan?

As for the second one, I have heard of this Gong Jiji Juteng. His status is not low.

If the First Army's headquarters knew about him at the first moment, they would not dare to conceal it.

They will definitely notify the Japanese headquarters as soon as possible.

In this case, if they want to take back Gong Jijiguten’s body, they will definitely agree to our request.”

Sun Desheng: "No wonder the Japanese in Taiyuan listen to us so much."

Xia Huyu said: “It is normal for you to think so, Brother Sun, because you don’t know the importance of Gong Jiji Ju Teng.

The reason why he could serve as the brigade commander of a military branch at such a young age was all because of his royal blood.

His father's title of marquis has been tacitly approved by the Japanese emperor, and will be inherited by this Gong Jiji."

Song Wenwan: "I didn't expect this little Japanese lieutenant general to have such a prominent background!"

Xia Huyu: "It is because of his prominent background that the Japanese island headquarters is concerned about him.

They must not let Gong Jiji's body remain in the hands of our Eighth Route Army.

Commander Song, don’t you want to exchange things with the Japanese?

As long as your request is not too high, maybe the Japanese will agree to your request tonight."

The head of the brigade said: "How about it, Commander Song, what treasures do you plan to exchange with the Japanese?"

Song Wenwan curled her lips and said, "I really can't use the devil's stuff, why not ask the devil to exchange people!

Aren’t there still many of our comrades and civilians in Taiyuan Prison in Shanxi?

I have already thought about it. Let's use this Gong Jiji Ju Teng to exchange them. It's really a bargain for the Japanese. "

Xia Huyu said: "I heard that there is a Dongshan coal mine east of Taiyuan, and there are many of our workers there.

They were all former miners, captured civilians from nearby areas, and captured military personnel. I heard there were two to three thousand people.

They were all forced by the Japanese to go to the mines to dig coal.

It's a pity that we have too few bargaining chips, otherwise it would be great if we could rescue them as well."