(This story is purely fictional, please do not imitate it!)
Wu Aihua did not announce this "anti-rape" operation to the outside world because the methods were relatively brutal. However, Dai Li's military commander, like a dog's nose, was the first to smell the unique smell of Jidong and reported the information to the Military Commission of the Guo Min Government.
Seeing the strings of names and figures of death, Chiang Kai-shek felt a chill in his heart, "This Wu Aihua, in order to achieve his goal, will do whatever it takes! He is really a desperado!"
If in the past, Chiang Kai-shek was particularly afraid of Wang Yaqiao, the "King of Assassins", then from today onwards, Wu Aihua's fear has risen to the first place.
Wu Aihua is more terrifying than Wang Yaqiao, because although Wang Yaqiao is on the run, he is mostly alone or with a few people; Wu Aihua is different, he is a group, an army, with a fighting force that is more tyrannical than the national army.
Many troops!
Perhaps what really frightened Chiang Kai-shek was not that Wu Aihua had an army, but Wu Aihua's red background.
The ones with the same keen sense of smell as the military commander’s nose were the reporters from Peiping. The next morning, the newsboys from Peiping began calling in the streets and alleys:
"Read the newspaper, read the newspaper. Yin Rugeng's family was killed, and seven of the Japanese army's top brass were buried!"
"Read the newspaper, read the newspaper. All the high-ranking officials of the Jidong puppet government have been eliminated. It seems like a slap in the face to the Japanese army!"
"Read the newspaper, read the newspaper. Yin Rugeng of Eastern Hebei Province warns future generations: Don't be a traitor if you have power. If you want to live longer, stay away from the puppet army!"
"Read the newspaper, read the newspaper, who killed Yin Rugeng in one night? The citizens of Peiping called him a god..."
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Wu Aihua expected the Japanese army to launch a large-scale attack on the Fozizhuang area. This was not because Wu Aihua was hot-headed, but the result of careful consideration.
War always has its special scale to be found. At this time, since Japan has determined its national policy of embezzling China, its strategy must be a strategic offensive. However, the Japanese army is also trying to clean up public security in North China, so the Japanese army is targeting the National Defense Forces for its attack.
, it’s basically a foregone conclusion.
If there may have been some variables in the past, then the killing of senior officials of the Jidong puppet government and dozens of Japanese regiment and brigade captains, and the annihilation of nearly 10,000 Japanese and puppet troops quickly transformed the National Defense Forces into
The Japanese army must be the first target to be eliminated! Otherwise, not to mention the opinions of public opinion, even General Juichi Terauchi would not be able to express his views to the base camp.
Wu Aihua expects the Japanese army to attack, which is also a strategic decision based on the comparison of the enemy's and our own forces. Because according to the laws of general war, the losses of the attacking side are generally greater than those of the defending side. From ancient times to the present, the defensive side of the war has all the conditions it can rely on.
More than the attacking side, such as occupying the city and defending it, such as the weather, favorable location, and people, such as waiting for work with ease.
The day after Wu Aihua arrived in Peiping, he made the decision to establish a "base" based on the estimate that the Japanese army might launch a massive attack.
Wu Aihua decided to establish a "base", now called "Beitaihang Base Area", which was to serve as a nail to the Japanese army, preventing it from letting go south and keeping it stuck in its throat.
Since we want to lure the Japanese army to attack, the goal is naturally to annihilate the enemy. Since we want to annihilate the enemy, its "base" obviously cannot be viewed from a conventional perspective.
This is indeed the case.
After Wu Aihua arrived at Fozi Village, he used various connections to throw away US dollars, Japanese yen, British pounds, and French currency. This not only caused various businessmen to stop, but also made Yan Xishan, a cunning fox, smell a special smell.
Therefore, when representatives of the National Defense Force arrived in Taiyuan and proposed to Yan Xishan to purchase four major items such as grain, coal, cement, and steel at high prices, Yan Xishan was almost ecstatic.
There is coal everywhere underground in Shanxi. As long as someone buys it, there is no need to worry about no coal to sell. Shanxi is not short of food. It is a major grain-producing province in the north. There are granaries everywhere in Shanxi and Shanxi. Shanxi is also not short of iron ore resources.
Although the steel production is not large, as long as there is cash on hand, two new steel plants can be built to meet the needs of Wu Aihua, a young man who is ignorant, in one to two years.
As for cement, there is no special technical content. Yan Xishan's Shanxi Provincial Government has two large cement plants. As soon as they receive Wu Aihua's order, they can immediately work overtime to organize production.
Of course, when it comes to the "sovereignty" of Guangling and Lingqiu counties, Yan Xishan is not so easy to talk to. Yan Laoxi said that if the National Defense Forces need some food, Shanxi can provide 100 tons for free, but this place is really not good.
Give it up because the central government has no documents.
"If we leave Northern Hebei, do you think the Japanese army will attack Shanxi?"
"If our National Defense Forces forcefully occupy the above two places, just like we sent troops to occupy Fujian and Jiangxi, will Chairman Yan send troops to resist?"
"If Chairman Yan wants to send troops to resist, what do you think your chances of winning are?"
"If Commander Wu sets his sights on Shanxi, do you think you can hold it?"
Naturally, the negotiators of the National Defense Force were not vegetarians. They asked Yan Laoxi to give up two places. They looked like "evil ghosts" at the negotiation table.
In the end, it was the negotiator of the National Defense Force who agreed to sell Yan Laoxi 40 bombers and 40 fighter jets, and then the guy "reluctantly" "leased" Guangling and Lingqiu counties to Wu Aihua.
For the same four major items, Wu Aihua sent a large number of purchase orders to Hebei, Tianjin, and even Northeast China. Although steel is also Japan's most valued war resource, that is from the perspective of "source of goods", whether it is the Japanese army or businessmen
Well, as long as the goods can make money, what can't be sold? As long as you make money, you can produce more steel, and you can even import it from abroad.
At the same time, Wu Aihua ordered Hao Yong's "Hepai International Trading Company", Maimaiyi's "Meihua Group", as well as Fujian's Minxi Industrial and Commercial Group, Minxi Machinery Group, Minxi Steel Group, etc. to quickly organize various organizations.
Such materials are shipped to northern Hebei.
Wu Aihua was waiting for the Japanese to attack, and Wu Aihua was purchasing all kinds of supplies with great fanfare. Naturally, it was impossible to retreat back when the Japanese came and hand over the constructed land to others.
The transfer of Jiangxi made Wu Aihua realize that territory should not be given away to others easily. Otherwise, "natural law" will not tolerate it. To a certain extent, Wu Aihua really regarded the "merit system" as "natural law".
If you don't want to give it to others, you must have the strength to hold it. After Wu Aihua arrived at Fozi Village, what he thought about most was how to hold this base.
Convert Fozizhuang into a fortress. This was a move that Wu Aihua thought of. At least in the early stage of the Japanese attack, Fozizhuang must be fortressed; after that, the entire "Beitaihang" must be fortressed.
As a graduate student at the National Defense University, I have an intimate knowledge of military fortresses in various countries around the world, as well as the level of military engineering in various countries before and after World War II.
Reminiscent of the "tunnel warfare" that occurred in North China during the Anti-Japanese War, this kind of military fortress capable of resisting and even destroying the Japanese army was quickly perfected in Wu Aihua's mind.
There is a river in Fozizhuang called Dashi River. Like the Yongding River, the river water surges in summer and almost dries up in winter. The lower reaches of this river are called Liuli River, and the further lower reaches are called Baigou River.
Fozizhuang is located along the river to the east, which is Peiping. In later generations, Fozizhuang was also classified as an area of "old, young, marginalized and poor", which shows the dangerous terrain of Fozizhuang area.
On both sides of the Dashi River, there are dangerous peaks, with a clear height of tens to hundreds of meters. Between the peaks are the Dashi River, as well as narrow alluvial plains and small dams like Fozi Village. To put it bluntly,
In later generations, this Fozi Village already belonged to the Xishan Scenic Area. It is conceivable that Wu Aihua would have a powerful geographical advantage in this place if he wanted to design a plan to wait for the Japanese attack and annihilate the Japanese army at the same time.
There are four main peaks in front of Fozi Village, just like the Four King Kongs. Two King Kongs guard the tranquility of Fozi Village. For these four peaks and the mountainside alone, Wu Aihua mobilized 20,000 migrant workers, under the command of the engineering troops.
, transport the purchased steel and cement to the mountain, hollow out, modify and cast it.
At the top of the mountain are radar stations and anti-aircraft gun positions; on the mountainside are howitzers and rocket launchers; at the foot of the mountain are infantry positions and tank camps.
From the foot of the mountain to the top of the mountain, there are mechanical and human hoists to transport ammunition, supplies, and drinking water; regardless of the foot of the mountain or the top of the mountain, equipment and personnel can be driven into the cave to hide at any time; between the mountain peaks, there are two traffic trenches, one light and one dark.
This traffic trench is also made of reinforced concrete and is wide enough for two tricycles or a truck to pass.
The top of the dark traffic trench is also a nearly 2-meter-thick arched cast-in-place structure composed of steel bars and cement. On top of this is two-meter-thick gravel and soil. It can be said that such a structure was used during World War II.
There are basically no shells or bombs that can collapse or penetrate.
At the foot of the mountain, on the mountainside or on the top of the mountain, Wu Aihua built a large number of hidden or semi-hidden command rooms, communication rooms, troop storage rooms, lounges, hospitals, warehouses and other facilities according to local conditions.
In Fozi Village, Wu Aihua also carried out construction in accordance with wartime requirements. All houses are semi-hidden or concealed, and most of them are dug into the mountains to build houses. In the wild valley, they are used as training grounds.
, shooting ranges and other facilities that are not very valuable. Are Japanese planes coming to bomb? Come on, as long as you can get past the anti-aircraft guns in front, you are welcome to bomb!
"Commander, will this cost too much?" When base director Xiao Fei saw Wu Aihua's design, he couldn't help but ask, as he was already quite good at doing economic calculations.
"Haha, not much, not much. Besides, our National Defense Force is not short of money!" When it comes to saying that an army is not short of money, it seems that only Wu Aihua is so awesome and dares to boast like this.
"Commander, why do I feel that entering this Fozi Village is like entering a steel jungle?" Zhou Changbing directly saw its military purpose.
"Clever! I'm just going to build a steel jungle and see if Japan can attack it!" Wu Aihua also said happily.
"Commander, what if Little Japan doesn't attack in front of Fozi Village?" Guard Division Commander Lao Kaisheng thought of another question.
"If Little Japan wants to capture our base in Bei Taihang, this Fozi Village is a shortcut. If he doesn't attack from here, then he will take a detour. Besides, after entering the Taihang Mountains, are we still afraid of the little Japs?"
"Yes. The commander is still smart!" Everyone praised. Entering the mountainous area, it will be more difficult for the small Japanese army to move. Is it possible that the advance detachment of more than 60,000 troops (including the baggage transport convoy) is still afraid of one or two divisions?
"Maybe the commander deliberately set up such a trap to tease the Japanese." Wu Kangning thought for a while and said.
Who says there are no smart people in this world, Wu Kangning is one.
ps: I missed an update yesterday, so I won’t update it for the time being. So far this month, there are 85 chapters, and the total number is definitely more than 90.