I fought guerrilla warfare in the Yimeng Mountains during the Anti-Japanese War

After Caiyunniang brought a large plate of pig's head, everyone moved the tables and chairs to the yard. They ate the same food as last time when they slaughtered the pig and ate the ribs, but this time they had fried cakes instead. No seats were needed. They rolled up a fried cake stuffed with pig's head and took a bite, their mouths full of oil. Not a single fried cake was left from the stack of fried cakes that Chen Weiping had baked, and the plate was also empty of the pig's head. Half of the plate of shredded spicy vegetables was eaten. Everyone was full, so they sat in the yard drinking tea and sifting the sun. It was already a little chilly at the end of September in the lunar calendar, and it was very comfortable to get some sun.

Seeing that her daughter didn't know how to sit or stand properly, Liu Minggui thought that although she brought a lot of money, her daughter was completely ruined. Although she was a little bit fierce before, she looked like a lady when she was quiet. Now she behaved like a man. She was still a beauty when she sat there obediently, but once she spoke or crossed her legs, she looked like a bandit. Liu Minggui had a headache and looked at Chen Feng with some dissatisfaction. Seeing that Chen Feng was drinking tea politely and talking to Heiwa's parents about Heiwa's performance, she felt something in her heart and thought, you bad child, if my daughter can't get married because of you, I will give her to you sooner or later.

Chen Feng didn't know that Liu Minggui was targeting him, and he praised Heiwa's performance to Heiwa's parents. Heiwa's parents had been stunned by the 500 yuan. After hearing Heiwa and Liu Caiyun say that there was no danger in following Chen Feng, although they were still a little worried, they chose to believe their child. They told Chen Feng not to be polite and to beat him up as the eldest brother if he didn't listen. When Heiwa heard that his parents had figured it out, he smiled happily, and his snow-white teeth sparkled in the sun.

After both families left, Chen Feng asked his father to hide the money. His father did not bury it in the cowshed as he did last time. Instead, he asked Chen Feng to help him dig a hole under the courtyard wall, wrapped the bag of money with waterproof tarpaulin, buried it deeply, and then smoothed the top so that it could not be seen at all.

For three days, Chen Feng did not stop training himself, but the intensity was not too high, as he was about to make a long-distance raid to Qingdao. Although he could buy a horse, Chen Feng decided to walk. This was an excellent opportunity to train his troops. A distance of 400 kilometers was enough to train for long-distance raids. There was not much work in the fields. The sweet potatoes had been dug, and the dried melons were dried and put into jars. After the sweet potato vines were dried in the fields, they would be transported home and stacked. Dad was still used to walking around the fields every day, digging here and there with a hoe, looking for some small sweet potatoes that had been pulled down. His hardworking and simple character and habits made it impossible for him to sit outside the courtyard wall to bask in the sun in such good weather. He felt that he was just like a second-rate person. He could find a few pounds of sweet potatoes a day, which was enough for a day's food. He was idle anyway and it was not tiring.

Three days later, in the early morning, six people set out from Beizhuang. Each of them had a backpack. Apart from a pistol and bullets, they only brought one day's worth of dry food. They also disposed of the antiques, calligraphy and jewelry. With the help of Zhang Liang's father, the journey was very simple. There were more than seventy yellow croakers in total, but each person only brought ten. In addition, each of them carried twenty dollars in reserve. Chen Feng, Zhang Liang and Wang Hanqiang's backpacks weighed ten kilograms, and the other three people's backpacks weighed six kilograms. There were two minors and a woman, so they all needed to be taken care of during the long journey.

After leaving Beizhuang, Chen Feng led the team to avoid the densely populated villages and traveled through the sparsely populated mountains and wilderness. They were not in a hurry to speed up, so as to ensure that they had trained effective rushing skills. Chen Feng announced in the deserted mountains that from now on, the six people would have no names, only code names, and everyone must remember them at all times.

Chen Feng had another idea in his mind. There were plenty of Japanese pigs in Qingdao during that period. Whenever there was a chance, he would take everyone to get used to the skill of slaughtering pigs, as if it were a practice in advance. At noon, everyone went to look for everything edible, and did not touch the dry food if possible. At night, they slept in dilapidated temples or in the wilderness, and tried not to contact people as much as possible. At twelve o'clock in the morning, when everyone had just slept for five or six hours, Chen Feng ordered to assemble and start a night raid. After the battle of Guishan, the team members admired Chen Feng very much, knowing that what they were learning now were Chen Feng's signature skills. No one complained about being tired, and the team set off silently and continued on their journey.

Chen Feng controlled the speed to 60 kilometers a day. After all, they were walking in the wilderness and it was difficult to speed up. They just needed to reach Qingdao in a week. On the fourth day, when the team passed Fulai Mountain in Ju County, they encountered bandits. Nine people on horseback, holding guns and carrying swords on their backs, stopped Chen Feng and his party, and told them to put down their backpacks and get out. Seeing that Liu Caiyun changed her mind again and prepared to tie them all up, Chen Feng made a gesture behind his back. Before the six people put down their backpacks, he drew his gun and shot directly. Chen Feng's marksmanship finally It was revealed that the bandits had not yet fired a shot, and the teammates here had just fired two or three shots. The bullets in Chen Feng's two box guns were used up. The parallel and cross-fire hit all ten bandits. Chen Feng ordered the team to change horses and move forward. There were six people and nine horses, but there was a problem. Liu Caiyun and Heiwa could not ride horses. Ding San was thin, and he led Heiwa while teaching him riding skills. Liu Caiyun really didn't dare to get on the horse. She was almost crying, but she didn't want to ride with others. After hesitating for a long time, she let Chen Feng take her.

Chen Feng was originally holding Liu Caiyun in his arms. The beauty was in his arms, and the horse was bumpy. He couldn't sleep, and his body moved a little. After walking more than ten kilometers, Liu Caiyun asked to sit in the back. Chen Feng had no choice but to exchange positions. However, a new problem arose. The horse was still bumpy, and Liu Caiyun could only hug Chen Feng's waist. Chen Feng felt a soft touch from behind, and his heart was a little hot. He could only try to convince himself:

This is my sister, this is Sister Caiyun.

Liu Caiyun's face flushed. She might as well sit in the front. She was too embarrassed to ask to switch seats, so she could only accept her fate and thought to herself:

I am not a woman. I am not a woman.

With ten horses, the speed of moving forward was obviously increased. Chen Feng felt that after four days of running, he had also reached a certain level of training. There was no need to continue walking without riding the horses. He decided to ride the horses to Qingdao and rest at any time on the way. When he met a single household, he would use the money to buy fodder and food to feed the horses. Naturally, it was much easier. Liu Caiyun also tried to learn how to ride a horse, but she had to share a horse with Chen Feng. She resigned herself to letting Chen Feng hold her and teach her how to ride. She learned very quickly and seriously. It is estimated that she will be able to ride a horse alone after returning from Qingdao.

In less than two days, the team arrived at Qingdao City, put the horses at a farmer's house outside the city, gave them 40 yuan, and asked them to take good care of the horses and feed them plenty of food and fodder. He said he would come back and ride them away in a month at most. The old man, the owner of the house, was very happy and assured them not to worry, and he would guarantee to feed the horses fat and white. The people looked at the eight black horses and the red horse, and then at this simple farmer, and felt the farmer's simplicity.

After taking all the equipment, they entered Qingdao city before it got dark and found an inn called Donghai Hotel to settle down. They ordered a table full of fish and meat, and they ate very happily. They planned to have a good rest tonight and find someone to gather information tomorrow.