How did Wang Minggui, the founding major general, directly attack the Kwantung Army and become a victorious general? Look at this battle.

▲ Wang Minggui color photo Wang Minggui, 1955 Founding Major General, a worker. He followed Yang Jingyu first, then Zhao Shangzhi, and served as the first division commander of the Sixth Army of Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces. 1939 division was reorganized into the third detachment of the anti-Japanese coalition, with Wang Minggui as the teacher. From 1943, he served as the battalion commander of the third teaching battalion of the Anti-Union Teaching Brigade, and served as the deputy commander of the Heilongjiang Military Region after liberation. Because he is brave and good at fighting, he is known as the "ever-victorious general" of the Anti-Union Movement. In the northeast battlefield, it seems that only one general, China, can be called "the ever-victorious general". ▲ The photo of the Japanese soldier shot by Wang Minggui's men in Keshan is "General Changsheng", with a nice name. 1940 In September, when the Anti-Japanese War in Northeast China was very difficult, Wang Minggui successfully captured Keshan County, which greatly shocked the Japanese army. Keshan County is one of the important strongholds of the Japanese and Puppet in the plain area, and is known as "Manchukuo made of iron", model Keshan County and "Great East Asia Glory Circle". At that time, Wang Minggui led three teams to fight in Songnen Plain. After the Nomenkan incident in Japan, most of the main forces of the Japanese army in Northern Manchuria took the opportunity to westernize and joined forces with Feng Zhongyun and Bian Fengxiang. , and the ninth team troops conquered it (Wang Minggui is the commander in chief of the war). After winning the county seat, the Japanese defenders stationed in the west of the city fought back crazily by car, and Wang Minggui, who replaced new weapons by the Soviet Union, suffered heavy casualties and lost ground. We recorded that more than 0/000 enemy troops were captured, 4 mortars, 0/000 rifles and tens of thousands of bullets were seized, 3 Japanese military vehicles were destroyed, and more than 300 imprisoned people in China were freed from prison, including more than 0/000 people who joined the army. The Japanese side also has photos showing the losses at that time. Searching the description of General Wang Minggui in China's public documents, we will find that 1955, the founding general, has made outstanding achievements in fighting bandits in the northeast battlefield. Moreover, the troops he commanded in the War of Liberation, that is, the 47th Army of 13 Corps 160 Division, turned out to be the predecessor of "Zhongnanhai Bodyguard"-8341Army, which was later famous at home and abroad. Everything shows that this is an excellent soldier. ▲ The predecessor of the 834 1 Army, which served as the central guard, was 160 Division, with Wang Minggui as the teacher. But these alone do not seem to fully reflect his elegance in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression-Wang Minggui's name is a complete nightmare among Japanese troops and immigrants in the three northeastern provinces, especially Heilongjiang. Even the county towns on the plain like Keshan say that they will be conquered if they are conquered, and Japanese "pioneering groups" everywhere are inevitably afraid of "Wang Minggui bandits". Kato Honglong's "A Brief History of Manchu Police" mentioned that the Japanese put "Stalin and Yang (Wang) Ming Gui" side by side. Although it sounds ridiculous, it is reasonable to think about it. Compared with Stalin and Mao Zedong as far away as Moscow and Yan 'an, Wang Minggui, who constantly appears beside them, is obviously a more direct threat. Although his troops will also leave the country to rest, it will definitely be another fierce attack soon. Wang Minggui is good at making long-distance raids, and his tactical intentions are hidden, which makes the Japanese puppet troops hard to prevent. This nightmare lasted until 1945 when Japan surrendered. I once saw a Collection of Memories of Members of the Manchu-Mongolian Pioneering Group in the home of a Japanese friend, Manchuria (Manchu Retrospective Collection Publishing Conference, 1965), and I accidentally found many articles about General Wang Minggui in it. At that time, his opponents used "bravery" and "thousands of troops" to evaluate him. For a general in China, these are obviously expressions of their awe. ▲ The Japanese side described Wang Minggui as "fierce" in the book "Ah Manchuria" on pages 542-543. The day before yesterday, the pseudo-Helen Tangyuan, counselor of the Forestry Department, wrote an article "Official Logging and Bandits"-here "Bandits" refers to the Northeast Anti-Japanese Coalition Forces and other resistance forces. 1943 (Showa 18), Kitahara took the logging team of the Ministry of Forestry to Tangwanghe to be responsible for forest logging and extracting turpentine tar. In the article, Beili described the life of these Japanese and puppet forestry officials as "when night comes, not only the machine gunners have to stay up all night, but all the staff put their pistols under their pillows to fall asleep." The outside of the office is as thick as possible with a hole in the earth wall. No matter day or night, the vigilance of the forest police force is the same as that on the battlefield. "It is not enough for the Japanese army to crusade against deforestation, so a special forest police force of 3,000 people was set up to guard it ... Although there is such a guard, the so-called' peace of mind' is impossible for the logging team and us, and nervous things may happen between words and gestures. The reason why they are so nervous is, "Between the Nuo Min River and the Tangwanghe River, there is a terrible bandit's lair. Although the Japanese army was asked to stay in the station during the operations of deforestation and turpentine tar refining, the actions of bandits were elusive and night raids were still launched from time to time, which brought us huge losses. " "Wang Minggui, whose hideous ferocity is beyond description, came here as a base and was ordered to perform development tasks here. I feel like' taking chestnuts from the fire', and this life may disappear like dew on the Tangwang River at any time. " As a result, under the constant attack of Wang Minggui and other anti-United forces, Beili finally worked very hard, "blood was exhausted, meat was broken, and he fainted several times", but he was unable to complete the task. "The hard-earned wood was defeated before it could be used by the army." In national hotel, Harbin, when the Emperor announced his defeat, Beili and others had mixed feelings and couldn't help crying on the ground. ▲ Wang Minggui's record in A Brief History of Manchukuo Police Kato Fenglong's A Brief History of Manchukuo Police records on page 273 that Wang Minggui's three detachments passed through the Heilongjiang ice and inserted into the puppet Manchukuo Heihe Province, Bei 'an Province, Longjiang Province and Xing 'an West Province to "incite residents, form underground networks and carry out guerrilla warfare constantly". Nagano, governor (and police chief) of Heihe Province of Manchukuo, ordered "all-out crusade" for this reason, and formulated "Five Essentials for Commanders to Fight Bandits" for Wang Minggui's troops, which were distributed to various crusade teams such as Toyota, Mori and Zhuangtian. The contents include: 1. No matter how tired the crusade team is, it must resolutely fight without hesitation; Second, in the case of panic, we should either give up or continue to attack ... In the existing historical materials, General Wang Minggui only fought the Japanese once, and the author knows that the timing of this campaign is a bit special. I once heard a friend talk about an interview with General Wang Minggui. It is said that the reporter talked with Commander Wang for a long time, and suddenly he felt that the old man was looking at his eyes a little wrong. ▲ Wang Minggui looked at the photos of the old man during the Anti-Japanese War. I think everyone can understand what it's like to squint at you. Wang Minggui was seriously injured several times and lived to be 95 years old. It must be full of Sha Qi, which is a headache for terrorists. This look frightened the Japanese in those days. Although the reporter is from China, he is expected to tremble. After repeated questioning, the old man finally rolled his eyes and told the truth-why do I think you are not interviewing me, but pretending to be poor? The reporter said that I dare not be the commander of the poor king. I just asked how hard and tenacious the Anti-Union Movement was ... The old man said, why do you always ask me how miserable it is to be frozen and hungry? To tell the truth-I ate whatever the Japanese ate at that time, and he had it in his warehouse. In the Kwantung Army, I can have any car I want. I haven't eaten anything that swims in the water and flies in the mountains except tigers. Are there any delicious game that I haven't eaten? You are also a soldier. You said, starving all day, there is no hope at all, who will be a soldier? Can I expand my army? Besides, why do you keep pestering me about the battle of Kuchu River? Lao Tzu's expedition to Xing 'an Mountains involved sixteen battles, big and small. Apart from this battle, which one made dog X take advantage? What do you mean by chasing me and asking me about defeat? ! Are you a traitor or a spy? The reporter was dumbfounded. He can't help it, because the top management asked him to interview the Anti-Union. There are two themes, one is how miserable it is to sacrifice; One difficulty is how bitter it is. He is also an organized person. It is impossible to go against his superiors, is it? The last interview was fruitless, as if it had never been published at all. According to the author's understanding, although the history of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces is arduous, these strong China people are not suffering all day, and their tenacity is also reflected in their attitude towards life. In the diary of another well-known anti-allied commander who has just been discovered, the author saw an interesting record-1April 6, 939. He not only listened to the report of Hou, the returning deputy commander, but also held a meeting of senior cadres to discuss the problem of fighting with the Japanese army, and made a battle plan to prevent the Japanese army from reinforcing the Western Front (there seems to be friendly troops there). In the afternoon, I talked about "common sense of the masses" for two hours and attended a seminar. I was very tired at first, and didn't go to bed until around 1 1 at night. I said, "the reason is that they play the phonograph too loudly." 1939, it's incredible that the anti-allied forces are listening to the phonograph. However, this is not an isolated case. CoCo Lee, an anti-United veteran, recalled that when they retreated to the Soviet Union, they buried a phonograph before leaving the country. Unfortunately, after liberation, they went to look for it, but they didn't find it. This phonograph has a long history. It is one of the famous "thirteen provinces". Geng Dianjun, head of the 12th regiment of the Sixth Army, found these "rubbish" from the captured enemy materials. ▲ The TV series "Thirteen Provinces" poster, the protagonist "Three Provinces" Geng Dianjun is real, and once served as the head of the twelfth regiment of the Sixth Army of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Coalition. General Yang Jingyu always took his harmonica with him before he died. All this can't help but remind people of a sign engraved on a tree found after liberation-"The Anti-Japanese Alliance has passed since then, and future generations have never stopped." Without love for the descendants of life, how can there be the fortitude of death? It is easy to misunderstand the image of Commander Wang in that interview. Although he only graduated from the Anti-Union Military and Political School, General Wang Minggui is highly educated with his rich experience and self-study. I know that Wang Minggui can speak fluent Japanese, and his years of life in the Soviet Union have made him proficient in Russian. The advantage of being familiar with the languages of the Three Kingdoms is that Commander Wang doesn't want to be a soldier. He will be a good cook if he goes to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to board with Marshal Chen Yi. ▲ 1996, Wang Minggui was awarded the zhukov Medal, the winner of World War II. Only on the battlefield, Wang Minggui is a real Li Yunlong. His only disgraceful battle, the battle of Kuchu River, was also remarkable. All the troops he brought back from the Soviet Union in World War I were scattered. Wang Minggui fought and retreated with the remaining people around him. Only twenty people rode to the Heilongjiang River, but they were ambushed by the enemy. It was the aforementioned shovel team that led the ambush of Wang Minggui. Wang Minggui, who was called "the thing in the bag" by the Japanese army, split his troops with a shovel field and tried to camp. After freezing, he suddenly turned around, decisively led his troops to the headquarters of the enemy crusade team and launched an active death attack. The Japanese puppet infantry caught off guard only found themselves in the snow and almost committed suicide against the cavalry in Wang Minggui. In the fierce battle, Wang Minggui's shovel team was beaten out of the water. "A Brief History of Manchukuo Police" records that none of the three commanders, including Takjiro spade, the captain of the crusade team (police officer, equivalent to the Japanese squadron leader), Izawa, the deputy captain of the shroud (police sergeant) and liu ling, the pseudo-police captain, escaped and all died in battle. In that battle, General Wang Minggui of China made the Japanese understand what it meant to make a comeback at thirteen o'clock. In that battle, twenty-four riders around Wang Minggui were killed in thirteen battles, and only eleven people withdrew to their bases in the Soviet Union, including five wounded. Be strong! Welcome to pay attention to the official WeChat account sasutime.