Even though what Zhou Wen said was all boring numbers and no vivid description, what he said was very important. It was so important that it involved a lot of confidential information of the Japanese army, and these quasi-officers who were about to graduate knew it.
With the current tense situation between China and Japan, they began to realize how important what instructor Zhou said this time was for the war that was about to break out in the future.
We must know that it is very difficult to obtain information in this era. There is no effective information exchange platform. For these students, the only source of information is the instructor's lectures, newspapers and books, followed by some unfounded hearsay.
and gossip.
As for information such as the establishment of the Japanese army and weapons and equipment, even if the top brass of the Chinese military knew about it, it would not be possible for them to reach the level of military academy cadets, not to mention that top military brass may not necessarily be able to grasp such comprehensive information.
Zhou Wen's teaching time was not long, only one hour. After all, the students had heavy courses and training in the afternoon, so they had to be given some rest time.
However, during Zhou Wen's lecture, not only did not a single student leave, but students from lower grades who had delayed get out of class also gathered around to attend the lecture.
Therefore, Zhou Wen's first lecture immediately caused a sensation among the students.
At noon on the third day, an unprecedented spectacle appeared at the Central Army Military Academy. The trainees had just come out of the classroom, like a group of wild horses that had taken off their reins, swarming towards the school cafeteria.
A large amount of dust was thrown up on the playground, and a few instructors who didn't know the inside story thought it was an emergency gathering at the military academy and ran after them.
You must know that a military academy is an army. The entire school's emergency assembly does not distinguish between instructors and students. All members must be present. Those who are late or absent will be subject to disciplinary sanctions.
When the instructors who followed them with confused expressions saw clearly that these students were lining up just to get food as quickly as possible, their faces became even more baffled, and some even began to curse these students as crazy.
When they learned from the students that everyone wanted to finish their meal as soon as possible and prepare to listen to the lecture of instructor Xiao Zhou, they were all surprised. What course did the students value and cherish so much? Could it be extracurricular tutoring for the graduation exam?
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Therefore, these instructors were not in a hurry to leave. Anyway, they could eat at the instructors cafeteria anytime. They just wanted to see what kind of god was not teaching in the classroom, but came to the playground to occupy the students' eating time.
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Under the surprised gazes of several instructors, the students who were running ahead found a seat near the front of the empty space where Zhou Wen had been teaching after finishing their meal. They did not interact with others and devoured their bowls in a few mouthfuls.
I wiped out all the food in the classroom, took out paper and pen, and waited for class.
Not long after, when everyone was still queuing up for lunch, most of the students had already finished their lunch quickly and crowded the front of the teaching space. Some students even started to loudly ask the students around them if they had yesterday’s notes.
, everyone is well prepared today, and has all the paper and pens.
Only a few minutes later, the familiar instructor Xiao Zhou came over with a smile on his face, carrying a big blackboard. When he saw several instructors in the distance, he nodded politely and smiled, then put down the blackboard at its original location.
He said loudly: "Start class."
The crowd that was slightly noisy before fell silent in an instant. The students all raised their heads, holding pens and papers in their hands, and were ready. They were eager to record every word that instructor Xiao Zhou said.
Zhou Wen pointed to the title on the blackboard and said: "Today I will start talking about the enemy's individual soldier skills and infantry unit tactics."
Then he pointed to a table under the title and said: "First of all, let's list the training differences between our army and the enemy's army in the form of a table."
Seeing the students sitting far away with their eyes widened and trying to move forward, Zhou Wen said loudly: "It doesn't matter if you can't see clearly. I will explain it one by one later so that the students can record it."
Zhou Wen then compared and explained various aspects between the Japanese army and the Chinese army, starting with the detailed explanation of the training of recruits on both sides.
At this time, there was silence all around, with only Zhou Wen's ups and downs voice echoing in the air. Including the few instructors who came to watch with the intention of watching the excitement, they all began to listen to Zhou Wen's explanation attentively. Because everyone present knew that today's listening
The information and knowledge gained may save his own life or the lives of his subordinates in the future.
When people are focused, time always passes very quickly. The one-hour lecture ended quickly. Seeing the students leave the playground with unfinished content and enthusiastically discussing the content of the lecture in twos and threes, Zhou Wen felt relieved.
From the tone of voice, it seems that my method is correct, and these students and instructors also have a basic understanding of the current overall situation and understand the importance of their course.
Of course, he knew that from the first day, his teaching methods would inevitably attract the attention of the school's senior management, and would inevitably arouse protests and attempts to obstruct it from dissidents or interested people at the senior level, but senior management matters would have to be resolved by Chief Zhang.
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If Commander Zhang, who is the actual person in charge of the military academy, cannot withstand the pressure and is forced to compromise, then Zhou Wen will have no choice but to leave. After all, he has fulfilled his obligations and is impatient to scheming with these short-sighted people here.
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However, Zhou Wen still underestimated the impact of this course on the students and instructors of the military academy. In the next few days, more and more students came to the playground to listen to the lectures. Even the number of instructors observing increased every day, and the students also learned
Wisely, even several captains of the graduating class took the initiative to stand up and maintain order, asking each student to bring a small bench in the dormitory, and delineating areas for each class. Although there were many people attending the class, it was more crowded than before.
There is order.
They watched Zhou Wen speak at the top of his lungs every day (later, there were too many people and he was already shouting), and they even helped Zhou Wen get a small speaker, which saved Zhou Wen a lot of energy.
However, as Zhou Wen's course continued to deepen and he began to talk about Japanese brigade and regiment tactics, not only the instructors, but also several senior military academy officials who were originally very reserved came to listen.
Therefore, the corner of the playground next to the military school cafeteria became a spectacle in the military school every noon. Hundreds of small benches, as well as long benches carried by the instructors from the cafeteria, were all placed in an orderly manner.
Arranged in this open space.
All the students squatted or sat on the ground and wolfed down their meals as quickly as possible, because they knew that instructor Zhou would definitely appear on time at 12:20 and start teaching.
Just after Zhou Wen taught in this strange way for five consecutive days, an accident occurred.