They are called the most Buddhist army in history. It is said that they will surrender when they are hungry. Is this true?

Such a thing did happen in history. The protagonist of this incident was the Italian army. When they were chasing the French army, they stopped because they were hungry and cooked directly. They had to eat until they were full before going back. fight. Later, another 10,000 Italian troops encountered 25 French soldiers. After a fierce exchange of fire, no French soldiers were killed, but one or two thousand Italian soldiers died. The Italian soldiers surrendered as soon as they saw that they could not defeat them. Although they did not surrender due to hunger, this kind of army is basically useless and can only be used as cannon fodder.

Back in time during World War II, there were three countries that initiated World War II, namely Germany, Japan, and Italy. Germany was a country with very rapid capitalist development at that time, and it was very strong both in terms of military strength and economic strength. Japan's power has also been greatly improved through the reform of France, while Italy has followed Germany as its younger brother.

The three countries are basically rising stars. They see that the world has been carved up by others, and they will definitely not do anything if they don’t have anything to do, so they launch wars to seize territory.

The strongest Germany is of course the boss. At that time, the Germans sent Italian troops to pursue and destroy the remaining French soldiers, and Italy sent troops so boldly. However, this group of people stopped walking just ten kilometers away from the supply depot. Many soldiers even threw away the food they were eating, that is, their guns, and stopped to make a fire to cook. After knowing this, the person in charge did not blame them and asked them to continue on their way after eating to chase down the remaining French soldiers.

This can be said to be quite Buddhist. On the battlefield, people stop eating when they are hungry, completely ignoring the principle of "military orders are like mountains".

Afterwards, the Italian army caught up with some of the French, but the Italian army of more than 10,000 was overwhelmed by a dozen French, and finally surrendered. I can only say that the Italians It is true Buddhism.