August 13, 1937.

With the roar of Chinese artillery, the Battle of Songhu broke out on this day!

This battle was initiated by the Chinese side, and the change from passive counterattacks in the past to this proactive attack was actually the result of many discussions by the Nationalist Government.

After the July 7th Incident, Japan successively captured Beiping and Tianjin in the north, then went south to Hebei, and west to Shanxi, preparing to attack all the way south.

From the perspective of Chinese history, everyone knows that it is easier to fight from north to south, and the possibility of success is very high.

That's why the Chairman of the Standing Committee and the Ministry of National Defense wanted to change Japan's strategy and launch the Battle of Songhu, so that Japan would fight from north to south to east to west.

This time is more difficult for Japan.

At that time, we can recharge our batteries and wait for the international situation to change.

This is the so-called "space for time".

As for before this battle broke out, it was the Japanese Navy who also wanted to provoke a war on the pretext that soldiers were killed.

At that time, the Japanese army successively captured Beiping, Tianjin and other places in the north.

So the navy here couldn't sit still and wanted to earn some face. However, it found out that it was not strong enough and wanted to call the army in the north to help. The army in the north kept standing still and said it needed to rest.

From this we can also see the serious contradiction between the Japanese navy and the army.

Starting at 9 a.m. on August 13, the Chinese army assembled its artillery, air force, and tanks, in conjunction with its elite army troops, to launch a full-scale attack on the designated target.

This is the first time in the history of the Chinese military that the navy, land and air forces have coordinated operations.

After the war broke out, the Chinese army launched a full-scale attack on the enemies in urban Shanghai. At the same time, it dispatched the air force to bomb the Japanese Marine Corps Headquarters, Huishan Pier and ships on the sea. The focus of the attack was Hongkou.

All the military command teams became active on the battlefield.

The first person to die in the Battle of Songhu was not a soldier, but a military commander.

"Fu Gensheng, male, 28 years old, joined Lixingshe in the 24th year of the Republic of China...the frontline artillery bombardment instructor of the Juntong Shanghai Station...at 9:08 a.m. on August 13, the 26th year of the Republic of China, while observing on the frontline

Exposed, shot by Japanese troops, killed in action..."

This man named Fu Gensheng was just a small spy, insignificant among the countless soldiers who died in the Battle of Songhu.

The long river of history will soon submerge him.

A few years later, when this tragic war was mentioned, all that everyone could talk about were the names of the familiar heroes.

Fu Gensheng? Who is that?

From the military? Oh, that's a spy.

Bah, dog agent!

…

The sound of cannons also sounded at Hujiang University.

One after another, the roaring artillery shells rained down on the Japanese positions.

Area No. 4, 3,6...1,7!

This is a precise positioning sent by a hidden agent to the Chinese artillery.

The artillerymen had no idea who this agent was.

Their only mission is to follow the bombardment instructions and accurately hit the shells.

Therefore, caught off guard, the Japanese heavy-armed squad, which had always thought it was well hidden, suffered heavy casualties under the precise attack of Chinese artillery.

Of course, not every cannonball could accurately hit the target. Some cannonballs were also thrown into Hujiang University.

In war, there will always be accidental injuries and civilian casualties.

When a war ends, no matter which side wins, what is always talked about is the wise command of the commander, the courageous fighting of the soldiers, and the remarkable results achieved.

civilian?

Who cares about civilians?

Civilians should give everything they have for the war.

Including life!

It is not the common people who are remembered by history.

But those great heroes!

…

There were explosions everywhere, and planes flew overhead from time to time.

It's a mess, everything is a mess.

There was a real war.

Exclamations and screams sounded from time to time in the place where students were supposed to study happily.

No one came to help them, no one came to save them.

Passionate students, the future of the motherland, be patient for the sake of victory.

"When artillery fire covers the land of the motherland, we are magnificent for victory... Look, the unyielding figure holds a shining bayonet; listen, the most beautiful movement of the struggle for independence and freedom is the rumbling sound of the artillery... The most beautiful dance on the battlefield is

The romantic dance makes the snow-white doves of peace fly across the sky..."

This is a poem written by a student named Zhao from Hujiang University. This poem once made countless classmates obsessed with it and screamed.

romantic.

In their eyes, war is romantic, and if it can give birth to a love, it will be even more romantic.

Bullet? Can’t see it!

Cannon fire? Can't hear it.

But when bullets and cannonballs really fall in front of them, they will realize that there is no romance, no beautiful music, and no dove of peace in war.

There is nothing but blood and death.

The student surnamed Zhao, who once wrote beautiful poems, is dead.

Killed by a flying brick.

A poem that had just begun was still in his hand.

The title of the poem is:

Human nature in war.

"Plop la la".

A pigeon flew from nowhere and landed on his body, curiously watching and listening to everything around him...

…

"Sir, what should we do now?"

Liu Meihua was obviously panicked.

"Hide the radio station immediately and evacuate." Meng Shaoyuan said loudly: "Remember, protect yourself, we will be able to occupy Hujiang University sooner or later, and then return to the team. If we are captured, we are allowed to surrender!"

"What?" Liu Meihua was stunned: "Family law stipulates..."

"Fart!" Meng Shaoyuan yelled: "It's easy to say that you will sacrifice your life to become a benevolent person and pledge your life to the country. You are a bitch and you don't even have a fucking weapon. How can you commit suicide to become a benevolent person? What if the Japanese find out that you are a spy and are caught?

You, you damn well know what you will face? Surrender, then say that you are the direct leader of me, Meng Shaoyuan, and the Japanese will definitely think that you are valuable."

Meng Shaoyuan has never been a male chauvinist, but he has always firmly believed:

War, let women go away!

The men were captured and nothing more than tortured and killed.

What about women?

What kind of nightmare will a woman face once she becomes a prisoner?

Especially female agents.

If one day I have the right to speak, I will definitely give the first order:

All female agents, evacuate the front line immediately!

Even if he is criticized wildly by those feminist activists, he doesn't care!

…

Meng Shaoyuan rushed out.

what to do?

Who the hell has ever experienced such a big scene?

There was artillery fire on the ground, and planes smashed up in the sky.

Damn it, it's not worth getting killed by one of your own people.
To be continued...