The War of Resistance

"Look, that rag shirt has moved!" Chang Wei pointed to the woods in front of him and said.

"It's drawing circles." Ding Shuyuan also said.

After killing the four Japanese soldiers who came out to check the phone lines, Shang Zhen was sent out as a lookout post.

The guns were fired, and it was impossible for the Japanese troops in Liuji Town not to send people out.

And now the swaying piece of clothing in the woods ahead that Chang Wei pointed to was the signal of instruction, which was similar to the semaphore used by the command. Shang Zhen set up a lookout post there.

The so-called circling is just hanging around with a rag shirt, and this is just to remind the combatants at the rear that the Japanese troops have appeared. The real situation is behind.

"One, two, three!" Chang Wei and Ding Shuyuan counted together. Then the rag shirt shook up and down three times, and this meant that more than thirty Japanese troops had arrived.

"Get ready, we're going to get it this time too," Chang Wei said.

Ding Shuyuan said "Yeah", and both men put their rifles on fire and started to prepare.

"Do you think the boy surnamed Shang can command it?" Chang Wei was still a little worried.

"We'll find out when we fight." Ding Shuyuan replied.

"Nonsense." Chang Wei said angrily.

After that, the two stopped talking and all stared at the house in front of them.

Chang Wei's worries are justified.

They are veterans but they have never fought such a war.

According to Shang Zhen's plan, after the Japanese army discovered the two Japanese corpses that had been smashed beyond recognition, they would definitely search the house 70 to 80 meters away.

However, because there was no terrain suitable for dozens of people to hide together nearby, under Shang Zhen's order, a group of about fifty people were scattered and hid in various hiding places.

Don't mention bunkers at this time. The place where the battle is fought is the battlefield. Where can the bunkers come from?

If there is a bunker, that house can be regarded as a bunker, but don't the Japanese army know this? That place would also become a key focus of the Japanese army, so Shang Zhen himself took a few soldiers and hid directly in that courtyard, which seemed to be the safest place but was actually the most dangerous.

According to the observation of Chang Wei and Ding Yuanzhi, other people are really hiding everywhere. Behind the field ridges and in the woods are those who hide far away, and those who hide close, behind the pig pens, in the chicken racks. , there is even a person hiding in the firewood pile in this house.

Yes, the middle, not the back!

Chang Wei and Ding Yuanshu saw with their own eyes that soldiers got into the straw pile, and some soldiers nearby used the straw to cover people.

Shang Zhen and his gang are too courageous, or they are simply gambling with their lives!

More than 30 Japanese troops came over. There were more than 50 of them. If more than 50 people beat more than 30 people, you can't "make dumplings" for them all at once. As soon as the people hiding in the straw piles fired, It was also exposed.

Never mind that the Japanese soldiers were walking forward with rifles already loaded with bullets. Suddenly a gunshot rang out from the straw stack, and then the straw flew into the air. When the people inside came out, the Japanese soldiers were stunned.

On the battlefield, unless there is a particularly big movement, such as a huge explosion, that person will be stunned. Otherwise, under the full vigilance of the enemy, as soon as there is any movement in the straw pile, the Japanese guns will be pointed at it. , and at the same time, someone else’s gun went off.

Fighting is based on instinctive reactions. Veterans are not in a daze. The Japanese army is also a veteran.

And has anyone heard that a straw stack can stop bullets? The soldier hiding in the straw pile would certainly give the Japanese army a surprise blow, but then, his fate could be imagined.

Moreover, as veterans, Chang Wei and Ding Shuyuan also understood that Shang Zhen's style of play required extremely high courage on the soldiers.

Why do soldiers have to be in the same trench to defend their position? Although it has the advantage of concentrated firepower, they don't want the soldiers to run away in fear of the enemy!

When everyone is together, half of the people shout to kill the enemy, and the rest of the people will be excited and not think about retreating.

But you separate the people. When there is only one person or only two or three people somewhere, do you ensure that the soldier will definitely shoot? Wouldn't he hide in place, not even daring to raise his gun, or even turn around and run away when he saw the cruelty of the battlefield?

Because of this, Chang Wei and Ding Yuanshu were worried about Shang Zhen's new fighting method, which at least seemed to them to be completely new.

There are no natural warriors. Sometimes some warriors rush forward with enthusiasm, and sometimes the soldiers are also timid. Behind them, there are supervisors with machine guns watching, and then those soldiers I was forced to put the duck on the shelf and rushed to the front!

But at this time, the Japanese troops in the town had already appeared in their sights, and it was useless for them to think about it again.

The two of them watched the running Japanese troops disperse with a roar, staying at the place where the four line-checking soldiers were killed.

At this time, Chang Wei and Ding Shuyuan completely hid their bodies behind the field ridge.

The ridge is high or low. It was originally used to surround the paddy fields. It can cover their figures, but it can only cover their figures.

After a while, Chang Wei and Ding Yuanshu, who were clinging to the ground, exchanged glances, and the two of them finally carefully poked their heads up from behind the field ridge.

It would be nonsense to say they were not nervous. They were only seventy or eighty meters away from the Japanese army.

Who can guarantee that when they each poked their heads out of the field, what they faced would not be the black muzzles of the Japanese soldiers pointing at them?

Therefore, don’t underestimate the strength of a person’s neck. Sometimes it has to withstand tremendous pressure!

But as veterans, Chang Wei and Ding Yuanshu both knew that the more they were under such pressure, the less likely they were to be in disarray.

What does this look like? Their company commander once gave them a metaphor.

He said, the more stressed you are, the less you need to worry. It’s like a young man consummating his marriage with his bride on a bridal night. Don’t be nervous. In fact, your wife is more nervous than you. As long as you dare to take action, good things will happen. Yes, the same is true in a war. Those idiots on the other side are more nervous than you!

When Chang Wei and Ding Yuanshu finally exposed their heads and saw the situation ahead, they breathed a sigh of relief.

The development of the battle was exactly as Shang Zhen predicted. There were several Japanese soldiers left next to the two Japanese corpses, including riflemen and machine gunners, but all they saw were the backs of the Japanese soldiers. .

The rifleman was kneeling on one knee, while the machine gunner was lying down and pointing the machine gun at the house in front of him. Just in front of the Japanese soldiers, many Japanese soldiers were hunching. Holding a rifle, he headed toward that house in a semi-encirclement formation.

Chang Wei and Ding Yuanshu are at least temporarily safe, because their current position is already behind the Japanese army.

But then, as the Japanese army got closer and closer to the house in front, the two of them felt their hearts tighten.

At this moment, the two of them even felt that Shang Zhen's style of play was playing with fire!

Is it dangerous to play with fire? Of course, there is an idiom that goes like this: “He who plays with fire will burn himself”!

"I wonder if those boys' hearts are beating very hard now? Anyway, my heart is beating very hard now. If I don't say something, I will be suffocated to death!" Chang Wei finally whispered.

Perhaps for those Japanese soldiers who didn't know they were in danger, they just wanted to avenge their comrades, but for Chinese soldiers like Yu Changwei who were hiding in the dark, the fighting atmosphere was enough to make him feel To the point of suffocation.

"Why are you nervous?" Ding Yuanshu was aiming his old rifle at the Japanese army. This was his response to Chang Wei's words.

However, he said why Chang Wei was nervous, but Chang Wei also heard a slight tremor in his voice. He knew without asking that Ding Yuanshu was equally nervous.

"It's okay, you'll be fine as soon as the shot is fired, and you won't be afraid of anything." At this time, Ding Yuanshu added another sentence, and this time there was no vibrato in his voice.

But at this moment, gunshots rang out from the front.