I really came here to fight against Japan

The Chief of Staff of the Fifth War Zone saw that the reporters were staring at them, but they didn't dare to ask him anything?

The main thing is that these soldiers returning from the battlefield are too scary.

They don't care about the dignity of these uncrowned kings and are ready to draw their guns and shoot at any time.

Who dares to mess with him now? Otherwise, you will die without knowing it.

It seems that what their Commander Song said was true! This battlefield syndrome is real.

The Chief of Staff looked at the senior officials from various departments who came out of the Ministry of National Defense to greet them.

They simply went up and discussed it with the Minister of Defense, and after getting his permission, they had the coffins they brought opened.

In order to maintain the good effect of the exhibition, Song Wenwan specially asked someone to find Xiaoye's head.

They also sewed him to Ono's neck and specially tidied up his appearance.

Of course, don’t think that Song Wenwan is so kind.

He wanted to provide sufficient evidence of the deaths of Japanese soldiers.

That way we wouldn't have to worry about the Japanese army denying their responsibility and refusing to acknowledge the true number of casualties.

It would be best to force their emperor to change the direction of the Japanese attack to the north or south to Southeast Asia.

Let them engage in battle with the Americans earlier, so that China's losses will be smaller.

Only when the benefits are distributed after the war will China have the strength to gain more benefits.

The reporters finally got what they wanted and the first-hand information they wanted.

The body of Ichiro Ono, and the swords bestowed upon Ichiro Ono and Commander Hasegawa.

The seals of both of them and the eight Japanese army flags.

These powerful evidences made the uncrowned kings ecstatic.

To express my apologies for being disrespectful to the reporters just now.

Huo Jiaqiang was also considerate enough to put the general's sword in Xiaoye's arms, which made the photos taken more convincing.

On the handles of the two Japanese military swords, there is an inlaid chrysanthemum representing the emperor.

Huo Jiaqiang even wiped it until it sparkled, which made the reporters enjoy taking pictures of it.

Among these trophies, there was also an inconspicuous Chinese saber.

At this time, a reporter asked: "Excuse me, Chief of Staff, whose sword is this? Is it a Chinese style sword?"

The Chief of Staff of the Fifth War Zone immediately pushed Huo Jiaqiang in front of the reporters and introduced his great achievements to everyone.

He raised his voice and said, "This is Colonel Huo Jiaqiang, commander of the cavalry regiment of the Fourth Guerrilla Detachment of Xigan.

That Chinese sword is the sword that our Captain Huo carries with him.

It was with this saber that Captain Huo chopped off the head of Ichiro Ono, the chief of staff of the Japanese Hase Detachment.

"Shhhh..."

Amid the exclamations, Huo Jiaqiang had already put on his sunglasses.

I didn't let the magnesium light of the camera blind my eyes.

Then the Chief of Staff of the Fifth War Zone pulled Dong Yousheng over as well.

"This Nationalist soldier is Mr. Dong Yousheng, a private from the Third Guerrilla Detachment of the Xigan Allied Forces.

He was the first one to rush into the Japanese headquarters, and he was also the one who discovered the eight Japanese regimental flags, all of which were captured by him.

If we say that the commander of the cavalry regiment, Huo Jiaqiang, single-handedly destroyed the command center of the Japanese invaders.

So this little brother Dong Yousheng, by his own strength, destroyed the numbers of eight regiments of the Japanese devils. "

“Wow… shua shua…”

Amid the exclamations, there was the swish of magnesium powder flash lights.

Dong Yousheng took out a pair of sunglasses and put them on at some point.

He also had three layers of camouflage paint on his face, making it impossible to tell what he really looked like.

When the superiors saw this posture, they could only say one thing about him: Only soldiers of this kind of national army can be called tough guys!

As a private first class, Dong Yousheng defeated the regiment commander Huo Jiaqiang with his own strength.

Today's infantry completely defeated the cavalry. Huo Jiaqiang could only say silently in his heart: I can't afford to offend scholars!

The reporters finally finished taking all the photos and hurried back to the newspaper office.

Prepare to develop the negatives as soon as possible, as for the rest, we will have to wait a while before we get any news.

Looking at the dusty Chief of Staff of the Fifth War Zone, he seemed to have just returned.

It is estimated that the Ministry of National Defense will not issue any new information within an hour or two.

Some reporters immediately returned to the newspaper office, while others went to the Eastern Telegraph Bureau.

Soon, newspapers across China issued special editions at the first opportunity.

"Extra, Extra, a great victory in Daerzhuang, annihilating more than 40,000 Japanese invaders..."

"Extra, Extra, the Nationalist Army's Fifth Theater of Operations wiped out 40,000 enemy troops. The Japanese Chief of Staff, Ono Ichiro, was killed in the Nationalist Army's cavalry..."

"Extra, Extra. The Nationalist Army in Daerzhuang fought bravely. They skillfully used explosives to kill the Japanese commander Hase. The enemy chieftain had already been reduced to ashes..."

Since the loss of important cities in the south, people everywhere have rarely received good news.

It was reported just two days ago that the National Army seized four tanks from the Japanese.

But by the next day, the Japanese army had new news.

They broke through the Kuomintang's defense line in Daerzhuang and occupied most of the village.

When this news came, the Chinese people felt deeply powerless.

We have been hearing news from Daerzhuang for several days in a row, and today we suddenly announced that we have won.

People could not believe this good news. They just hurriedly bought the special edition and waited for the newspaper's follow-up detailed report.

The headquarters of all the Japanese expeditionary forces received this news.

Unfortunately, the Japanese were surrounded and annihilated this time, and no one went back to report the news.

They had lost contact with Commander Hasegawa long ago, and the plane that had just been sent out for reconnaissance had also returned.

It is said that in the area of ​​Daerzhuang, the flags of the imperial army can no longer be seen.

It is estimated that the Hasegawa detachment, which consists of about 30,000 people, is in great danger...

Because there has been no definite news, and the insider in Wuhan has not been able to be contacted.

They had no choice but to decide to continue their investigation and report to the base camp when they had definite news.

A Japanese naval officer in Shanghai bought several newspaper special editions from the concession.

He took the newspaper back and gave it to their naval fleet commander.

The commander of the naval fleet took a look and said: What? A lieutenant general and a major general of the army have died?

There were more than 40,000 soldiers of the empire who were surrounded and annihilated by the Chinese army, with no one surviving?

The commander of the Japanese naval fleet touched his beard.

Why didn’t I hear about reporting this to the army and headquarters?

or……

Ten minutes later, a secret telegram was sent to the Minister of the Navy in the mainland.

Half an hour later, the Japanese Navy Minister rushed into the palace howling and went to tell their emperor about the incident.

An hour later, the Japanese Army Minister, summoned by their Emperor, also hurried into the palace.

During the half-hour-long verbal abuse, the Japanese emperor issued an imperial decree of punishment to the Army Headquarters.

The Japanese military headquarters announced that the Central China Expeditionary Army was forced to change its commander.

The former commander-in-chief of the Central China Expeditionary Army was ordered by the Imperial Headquarters to retire.

His chief of staff was treated better and retired to the reserve to enjoy his retirement.

Seeing the embarrassed figure of the Minister of War leaving, the Japanese Minister of the Navy began to proudly promote their naval plan to his Emperor.