In the following time, He Zhenzhong quickly adjusted the grand strategy of the central battle group led by Long Xiaoyun and the eastern battle group led by Tan Xiaolin's father Tan Xianlin, once again setting off a war to destroy the sun.↓『『↓
The first to make a breakthrough was the Eastern Front Combat Group in the Hokkaido area. After the cannibalism incident was exposed, the morale of the Japanese troops in the Hokkaido area fell into a daze, their morale became disorganized, and their combat effectiveness plummeted.
Under the personal command of He Zhenzhong, the nearly 300,000 troops of the China Eastern Front Battle Group suddenly abandoned all defense lines late at night, ignoring the millions of Japanese troops who were eyeing them, and suddenly launched a fierce attack on the Japanese troops in the encirclement.
Collapse at the first touch is no longer enough to describe the scene at that time. The 300,000 Chinese troops were like bulldozers, almost crushing the Japanese who tried to resist, and within an hour they destroyed all the outer defensive positions that the Japanese had worked hard to lay out.
After all, there were nearly one million Japs under siege, and with the addition of cannibalism, many Japs survived. They even became crazy because of cannibalism, making them far more powerful than ordinary Japs troops.
When the two Chinese mountain divisions advanced to the Toya County area of Japan, they encountered a fierce counterattack by the Japanese army. The Japanese army relied on their numerical advantage and the assistance of their positions to block the advance of the Chinese army.
Since they have entered a mountainous area, it is difficult to deploy heavy equipment. In addition, it is late at night and the mountains are densely forested. The effect of bombers is not particularly obvious. Although the losses of the two Chinese mountain divisions are not large, they can also take out a lot of weapons in a short time.
What kind of devil can't do anything about it?
The turning point occurred half an hour after the siege of Toya began. The firepower on the Japanese positions of the two Chinese divisions, which were desperately and frantically sniping, suddenly muted. The sound of artillery stopped and was replaced by painful wails. The roar was heart-breaking.
The sound made the Chinese soldiers feel a little chilled when they heard it. How painful was it to make such a scream?
Although they didn't know what happened, the two Chinese mountain divisions did not let go of such an excellent opportunity and immediately attacked. They only encountered sporadic resistance and easily captured the Japanese position.
After entering Toya County, the Chinese army figured out what happened. There was internal strife among the Japs. To be precise, part of the Japs army and some civilians united to poison another part of the Japs and then killed each other.
As for why this happened, all the Chinese soldiers understood all this when they saw the skeletons with their flesh and blood removed behind Toya Castle and the corpses in a slaughterhouse.
Everything is caused by cannibalism.
Although both are death, being killed by a bullet and being killed by a human being, having all your flesh and blood stripped off, and being eaten, compared to these two choices, those miserable Japanese people chose the former.
The two Chinese mountain divisions did not hold back at all and gave the poisoned and painful Japanese soldiers a good time.
After careful consideration, He Zhenzhong did not order the destruction of those Japanese civilians. Because of the large scale of the Japanese army and organized cannibalism, these Japanese civilians had already fought against Japan and could be regarded as good dogs for China.
Used.
After the fall of Toya County, Snake Field, an important town near Lake Toya where the Japanese army gathered, also fell quickly. It can be said that the process was exactly the same as before. The Japanese army was trapped by their own people.
Moreover, every Chinese soldier who entered this area felt extremely weird. They were occupying forces and came to kill the Japs. But now, they were warmly welcomed by the Japs and civilians, as if they were those people's own.
Ordinary people.
Under the guidance of the Japanese civilians, the Chinese troops, who were not familiar with this mountainous area densely populated with jungles, lakes, and rivers, were at ease and made rapid progress. They even took small roads and beat the Japanese troops howling like wolves and ghosts.
Everyone began to wonder who the Japanese were, otherwise how could a group of Chinese people be more familiar with the terrain than they were?
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However, it is a pity that the devils, who are cruel by nature, do not understand the principle that those who win the hearts of the people win the world. Back then, China was able to resist the invasion and build a country because of the support of countless ordinary people who were not afraid of death.
Many senior generals in China lamented that the plan really could not keep up with the changes. The Hokkaido area of Japan was originally a mountainous and forested area, and the terrain was complex. The Toya Lake and Shiju Lake areas where the besieged Japanese troops were located were even more complex. In their case,
The plan was implemented steadily and slowly, but who would have thought that the Japanese civilians would betray them.
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However, what puzzled those senior generals was that when he received the news, He Zhenzhong was not extremely excited. Instead, he sighed deeply. In fact, it was nothing. He just thought of the current situation in China. How could the workers and peasants brothers back then
Aren't you disliked by the people of China? In fact, you are humiliated. No matter which class you are in, the ones who have been cheated will always be the heroes of the founding of China.
He was even thinking, if China continues to develop as it did a few years ago, will a similar situation happen one day? The enemy invaded, but his own people, who had been bullied, followed the enemy.
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With the help of the Japs and civilians, the Chinese troops advanced very quickly in this complex area. By dawn, 300,000 Chinese troops had captured the outer and central areas, annihilating more than 200,000 Japs and wiping out the remaining hundreds of thousands.
The Japanese were completely blocked between Lake Toya and Lake Shikiku, leaving no room for strategic maneuvering.
On the periphery, the large army assembled in Japan's Hokkaido theater did not react until dawn. Unfortunately, everything was too late.