A few minutes later, Duan Er and his two brothers had already run down the mountain and arrived at the edge of the forest beside the road.
At this time, the Japanese led by Yoshida Shoichi had already chased them to the top of the mountain. Yoshida saw that the Chinese were only a hundred meters away, and his own team was condescending, so he immediately ordered the soldiers to fire fiercely at Duan Er and others.
Duan Er and the three of them were suppressed and hid, not daring to run away rashly.
At the same time, Kosaka's spirits rose again. Hearing the intense gunfire from the Imperial Army's 38 rifles and crooked machine guns on the top of the mountain, Kosaka pulled out his sword and shouted: "Quack, drop, drop."
Under the cover of machine guns, a dozen Japanese soldiers began to attack Leng Feng and the others.
Leng Feng didn't understand Japanese, but he knew the words "Gaga Didi", which was similar to the charge of the New Fourth Army, meaning it was about to charge.
"Brothers, the Japs have begun to charge, and the Japs on the mountain are also fighting happily. We have to show them some color, otherwise, if the Japs successfully encircle us, we will not be able to get out." Leng Feng said, setting up the machine gun.
On the small slope, he shouted, "Hit me!"
"Da da da da da" Leng Feng and Sha San's machine guns rang out. The Japs rushing in front were dripping with blood and fell to the ground dead. The other brothers also followed suit and suppressed the Japs' machine guns to cover the attack. Kosaka's
This attempt to charge and encircle them was immediately beaten back.
"Sha San and I stayed behind to cover, and the others followed Duan Er and others to retreat across the highway," Leng Feng said.
"Yes." Seeing that the Japanese did not dare to continue charging rashly, the brothers prepared to go over and join Duan Er and the others.
All this was clearly seen by Leng Ren, who was holding a telescope, and he immediately ordered: "Brothers with rifles, cover and fire, open fire."
The "Boom", "Boom" and "Boom" brothers took advantage of the long range of their rifles. Several of the Japs who rushed down from the mountain were knocked down, and the remaining Japs immediately looked for bunkers.
"Shou Fu, your machine gun is ready to fire. If anyone shows his head, he will hit him."
"Yes." Shoufu pulled the trigger of his gun and stared at the Japanese on the mountain.
Yoshida Shoichi then discovered that the Chinese people had actually crossed the highway and ran to the west to establish a defense line. However, he was not angry. He thought to himself that this Chinese officer deserved respect and was a good opponent. This jungle encirclement and suppression was a bit interesting and fun.
Whether in China or Japan, whether in history or today, the largest number of people are ordinary people. They have few resources, are poor and work hard, and most of the basic labor skills inherited from their ancestors are left behind by their ancestors.
The true essence of the lower class is found in various books and cultures. Precisely these are controlled by the upper class, or nobles. Lengrenren and Luo Yuesong are actually young masters of landlords. Otherwise, how would they have the chance to go to Japan?
When studying abroad, there is no chance of becoming an officer and commanding the troops after finishing their studies. The same goes for Yoshida Shoichi and others. Ordinary Japanese soldiers are all Japanese civilians. Before joining the army, most of them did farm work and fishing, like Kosaka.
Such a small officer with a civilian background wants to rise to the top of the military through military exploits, so that his family can enter the upper class. Yoshida Shoichi, on the other hand, does not care about the life and death of low-status soldiers at all, and just wants to compete with an officer like Leng Ren.
It is actually a great joy to compete and defeat evenly matched opponents. Yoshida Shoichi is enjoying this competitive joy.
After seeing several of the soldiers in front of him being beaten to death by the Chinese, the soldiers all hid and did not continue to charge down the mountain. Yoshida Shoichi was very dissatisfied. He cursed and forcibly ordered the soldiers to charge down desperately.
, only in this way can he immediately break Lengren's retreat plan.
"Long live the sky." The foolish and loyal Japanese soldiers shouted slogans that were hollow but made them excited like chicken blood. They raised their rifles and rushed forward while shooting at the Chinese people at the foot of the mountain.