I really came here to fight against Japan

Chapter 402: Voice from Northern Shaanxi: If the invaders go, so can I

Looking at the beautiful lights of the temporary capital in the air, the brothers in the Air Force have something to say.

The undefended mountain city of the secondary capital is truly beautiful tonight.

Because of the National Army's bombing of the Japanese island, all the National Government Air Force had their leave cancelled.

The ace pilots of the Gannan Air Force 1st Division also rushed to the temporary capital to provide full support.

Because they all underwent rigorous night flight training.

Therefore, all the tasks of night patrols in the capital were given to them.

The other pilots almost all slept in the cabin.

They are carrying out a 24-hour combat readiness mission.

It was not until ten days later, when the Japanese did not come to retaliate, that they gradually returned to normal.

The next morning, the attendant office of the temporary capital was instructed from above.

He gave a meaningless speech on the radio to congratulate the great victory.

It's just a pity that the response was mediocre due to its mediocre writing style.

Obviously, the attendant's office did not catch much of the attention of the bombing of Japan.

That afternoon, the Xinhua News Agency Radio Station in northern Shaanxi delivered an important speech.

The content of the entire editorial can be said to be brilliant.

Especially the last few sentences of the article, which serve as the finishing touch.

"If the enemy can go, I can go too. From this moment on, the offensive and defensive positions between China and Japan will change."

This sentence immediately ignited the enthusiasm of the anti-Japanese military and civilians to fight against the Japanese invaders.

It is said that the person above was very angry after hearing the news and directly smashed the cup in the attendant room.

He scolded several staff members who were responsible for writing publicity articles.

Such a good opportunity to promote ourselves was snatched away by people from northern Shaanxi.

However, the statement made by a certain society in northern Shaanxi is well-founded.

On the current domestic battlefield, the national army’s weapons and equipment are backward, tactics are rigid, and soldiers are lacking in training.

We fought the Japanese very hard on the front battlefield, but the effect was not very good.

Only a few troops can take advantage.

For example, the Gannan Division that helped in the Chahar war zone, and the cavalry division of the deputy commander-in-chief.

For example, the several Jiangnan militia divisions in charge of warfare and the elite Marine Division of the Navy.

If the timing wasn't right as Song Wenwan mentioned, they would have found a way to find a way out to the sea long ago.

Then there is the Second War Zone in Shanxi, which was mainly due to the weak Jinsui Army.

In addition, they also had to guard against the Eighth Route Army (at least that's what the attendant room thought).

Otherwise, the Gannan guerrilla division there would have already headed for Taiyuan.

But even so, they were also gradually eroding the Japanese strongholds.

There were also Sichuan troops from various places, and because of their good relationship with Song Wenwan, most of their weapons were replenished.

In the war against Japan, they not only reduced their own casualties.

Under the guidance of the Gannan tactical instructors, they also fought very well.

Moreover, their tactics are very unique and flexible on the battlefield.

In trench warfare, the other nationalist troops could not hold on any longer and they really retreated.

And if the troops with Instructor Gannan there retreated, they might be waiting there to set a trap for the Japanese.

Leaving booby traps and explosives in the trenches was almost their standard equipment.

Whenever the Japanese army encountered this kind of fighting style, they knew that there were people from Gannan on the opposite side who were trying to make trouble for them.

It is said that the Japanese hated these tactical instructors sent from Gannan.

The Japanese offered an extremely high bounty, and these Gannan people, regardless of life or death, were all treated as the regimental commanders of the National Army.

If we count carefully, at least half of the most capable troops in the National Army are Communists.

In addition, the Eighth Route Army and the New Fourth Army have expanded nearly tenfold.

Although northern Shaanxi cannot launch a direct counterattack against Japan now.

However, it is not a problem to completely wipe out the Japanese troops in Shanxi.

The Japanese devils are very busy nowadays.

They produced a carefully produced recording called "The Emperor's Proclamation."

Finally, thanks to the efforts of the base camp, it was shipped to China.

It was then transported by plane to various expeditionary forces and broadcast in turn to various units of the Japanese invading China.

The "Belt Edict" concocted by Song Wenwan was extremely powerful.

Not only did people on the Japanese island believe it, but many doubts also emerged among the various expeditionary forces.

The Japanese's natural nature of rebelling against their superiors was fully exposed at this moment.

Many middle and lower-level officers who have no hope of promotion have begun to become restless.

Most of them used the name of "Belt Edict" to constantly attack their superior officers.

For this reason, the various expeditionary forces had to kill one group and imprison another.

The situation was not brought under control until a new recording of the Emperor's Rescript was delivered to the headquarters.

However, new problems arose in each expeditionary force.

The air defense circle of the main island of Japan was actually broken through by the poorly equipped Chinese Air Force.

At the same time, they also bombed an aircraft carrier that was under construction of the Japanese and dropped a lot of leaflets.

Add to that the problems caused by those grassroots officers who believed the rumors.

The consequence of all this was the decline in the Japanese army's combat effectiveness.

For a whole month, all Japanese troops were silent.

That is to say, send out some small troops in the form of battalions to go out for a walk and make their presence felt.

There is another even more troubling thing: the video copy of He Qiang's speech at the press conference was mysteriously lost.

It only took seven days for the copy to be published in the Shanghai Concession by reporter Yu Miaomiao.

Although it was only shown once, it was forced to be taken offline due to strong protests from the Japanese army in Shanghai.

However, the content of He Qiang's speech in the video has already been spread to everyone.

Many copies were circulated among the upper class.

The Japanese also got the original copy and read the contents carefully.

There are too many things in it that seem to be true but are not. Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs can no longer turn a deaf ear to it.

They could only take the copies and send diplomatic notes to Britain and the United States.

Protesting Britain and the United States for betraying Japan's interests and declaring war without declaration.

The American cowboy nature showed through and he replied: "Freedom belongs to America."

As for the rest, let Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs guess for itself.

The British pointed at the copies and leaflets and gave a few more replies.

"Where's the evidence? You brought me a movie and a comic book and told me that this is evidence?"

This sentence made Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs feel speechless.

He Qiang said a lot, but not a single word of it was practical.

Rather than evidence, it's more like a movie and a comic strip.

At this time, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was unable to express its grievances.

They now realized that something was wrong and that they seemed to have been fooled by the Chinese.

There were no American bases of departure, no American bomber forces.

There were no British airport supplies, and even the thirty-six planes were fake.

They had already investigated in Nagasaki, and the results were just as they had imagined.

Many Nagasaki citizens saw it on the night of the bombing of Nagasaki.

Two bombers of unknown model, belonging to China, flew over at a very low altitude.

The Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not give it away for free, and immediately pretended to accidentally leak the investigation results to Britain and the United States.

What that means is that we were deceived by the Chinese, and you were fooled by the Chinese.

The two countries also felt that they had been tricked and sent notes to the accompanying capital.