Author: Lao Zhe

Crying sounds came from the valley, and people could be seen from the hillside outside the village, and the crying sounds came from the people's team.

As the people got closer and closer, they naturally cried louder and louder, and they actually came to the hillside to the north.

The reason why I said that I came, not went, was because there were several pairs of sinister eyes in the woods on the hillside looking at the people.

Of course, the people are just the Chinese people themselves. The lurkers on the hillside call those people "Chinese people".

Although the village is only a few dozen families, since the village has not been massacred by the Japanese army, and the population of each family is relatively large, although the people who came out are not neat, they are still sparse.

As the people approached, the lurkers on the mountain also understood that it was the people in the village who were mourning.

As for why the people have to die, do you need to ask? The dead people carried by the villagers are the sins committed by those lurkers.

No one moved the lurkers on the hillside, and they were just looking at the scene in front of them indifferently.

If these Chinese people dare to go up the mountain and if they are discovered after careful disguise, they don’t mind killing a few more Chinese people and scaring those Chinese people back to the village.

But if they were not discovered, they would continue to lurk and wait for the night to come.

Just because according to the instructions of their captain, they had to take turns to fight until they killed all the people in the village.

Yes, this is their captain's hunting plan. It creates terror through killing and poking, so that the Chinese people can desperately think about escaping in such horror, but they can't escape. They can only watch the people in their village die one by one.

Of course, those Chinese people may resist.

But what is the resistance of the Chinese people? That is the resistance of sheep to wolves. Do they use their heads to hit them? It’s ridiculous to think about it.

If the Chinese people do not resist at all, they will disappoint them instead.

But if they resist, they are just ordinary Chinese people. If the ninjas in the Great Japanese Imperial Army cannot even kill ordinary people, how can they spy on military information and fight against the Chinese army in the future?

The people who were having funerals had already reached the foot of the mountain, and walked up and started digging holes.

It seems that they have no intention of going up the mountain. Although the lurkers on the mountain are only forty or fifty meters away from the people, they have made disguises with dense forests, so they naturally have nothing to worry about and feel relieved. So they saw the process of the Chinese funeral.

The war had a process. The Japanese occupied the three northeastern provinces first, and then Shanghai, and the east, the east, the east, and Shanxi. At this time, the Japanese army's reputation was also spread.

It was just that it was one thing, but now that the Japanese army killed more than a dozen people in their village, that was another thing.

In peacetime, the elderly at home will not live for a few years before they prepare to put on old clothes and prepare longevity materials. But this time, a disaster has come. Except for the elderly at home, who has the ready-made coffin.

But it’s not OK to not bury it now. The weather has become hot, and it will smell if the corpse is not buried.

So most dead people just use broken reed mats and grass curtains to carry or carry out the village.

As for the large animal villages such as horses and cows, there is no such thing as this.

But even if there is one thing that cannot be left behind, the village was burned by the Japanese devils, and even chickens, ducks, geese, etc. were captured by the Japanese army. How could it be possible to leave a large animal?

The Japanese invaders were rampant, and wherever they went, it was not called "chicken and dogs were uneasy", it was called "chicken and dogs were uneasy"!

It turned out that the funeral of the Chinese people was like this. The lurkers thought, and the difference between their funeral and the Chinese people appeared in their eyes.

Don’t the Chinese burn paper? The Yamato people also burn paper.

They also burn paper for the dead, but according to their custom, they burn paper for themselves when they are alive.

They would visit the shrine, write their names and ages on paper, and leave the paper in the shrine.

Every spring on March 3, the gods burned these "generations" and poured ashes into the river, symbolizing that the sins and bad luck of the worshipers were eliminated.

But they don’t know that in the eyes of the Chinese, it’s really a lot of careless people who burn paper for themselves to do such things.

It turned out that the Chinese buried the dead! The lurkers thought again that the Japanese and Chinese were different in this regard.

They put the dead in the grave, but it was a big stone pressing on the dead.

But Chinese people don’t know that this custom is really not available.

If there is really, then it’s just that I’m afraid of the dead and the corpse will be stolen!

At this time, lurkers noticed that some of the Chinese people had a narrow white cloth tied around their waists.

At this point, they can understand that just because the Japanese elderly people die, their children will also wear white hats.

So, it seems that the Chinese people have white cloth strips tied around their waists.

Since there was no battle for the time being, the lurkers were very devoted to seeing it. They did not notice that among the Chinese people who were busy under their noses, there was a person who was carefully observing the hillside where they were hiding under the cover of others, and that person was Shang Zhen.

Shang Zhen killed two Japanese troops who sneaked into the village. Although he couldn't figure out what the Japanese army was going to do to the people in the village, he would never believe that there were only two Japanese troops. He also suspected that the Japanese army surrounded the village.

Then, taking advantage of the opportunity of a mourning in the village, he naturally had to pretend to be a commoner and follow him out to detect the situation.

Shang Zhen put a broken bag at his feet, which was stuffed with some firewood, but his box cannon was stuffed in the middle.

How could Shang Zhen not be prepared for suspected Japanese troops on the surrounding mountains?

But even so, he knew that it was actually very risky to do so, and it was impossible for him to have no Japanese troops on the surrounding mountains.

But he thought again and again that the two Japanese soldiers who were killed by him were strange in their bones, which was against common sense.

He felt that the other party would not have started a massacre of villagers without knowing that the two Japanese soldiers hiding in the vegetable cellar had been killed.

However, for safety reasons, he also told the villagers before coming out that you can go out to bury people, but you must not bury them on the hillside!

Just imagine, those two Japanese devils dare to hide even the Jedi who cannot escape if they discover it. Who knows how many shrubs and woods on the hillside will hide?

If Shang Zhen hadn't killed those two Japanese troops, the villagers wouldn't have listened to him.

It is very simple to say that the reason is just because Chinese people talk about Feng Shui, that is, burying dead people is of course a good place to find. Who would bury dead people at the foot of the mountain?

When it rains in summer, the water will wash the graves from the mountain! It doesn’t take too long. The earthen graves that have been in the year or two will definitely be silted by the water from the mountain!

Now, with the cover of the crowd, Shang Zhen secretly observed the situation on the hillside.

Since all Japanese devils can think of hiding in the cellar, they must be hidden on the hillside.

Therefore, with Shang Zhen's IQ, he would not look at it unscrupulously, nor would he look sneakily like a thief. If that were the case, I was afraid that the Japanese army on the hillside would really shoot.

So after observing for a while, he turned his back to the hillside, pretended to be in a grief of the family of the deceased, and knelt down and knocked on the ground.

As a result, his face rushed to the hillside behind. Although he was looking at people upside down, it was the safest position he could think of after all.
Chapter completed!