Chapter 583 Field Communications (continued)

Huang Wei's "War Newsletter" has a growing readership.

Ever since Ni Hua held a press conference in the United States to expose the brutality of the Japanese army invading China, the major media in the United States have continued to expose the crimes of the Japanese army invading China. However, as the war progressed, the Japanese North China Front restricted the movement of foreign correspondents in North China to death, and it was difficult for them to write truthful and weighty news reports. The Central China Front has been on the offensive again, and the foreign reporters who have acted with the Nationalist Government have to be in the process of retreating from time to time; apart from reporting on the heroic deeds of the soldiers who killed the enemy, they are rarely able to convey the news of victory to foreign countries, let alone go deep behind enemy lines to make detailed reports. There were many foreign reporters who stayed in Shanghai, but the rule of the Japanese army in Shanghai had been relatively consolidated, and these reporters stayed in the concession every day, and naturally wrote more pale and less real material that could move people.

A reporter, a very beautiful female reporter who goes deep behind enemy lines to cover and report, is a legend in itself, and it can attract the attention of readers. What's more, Huang Wei is not an ordinary beautiful reporter, but a female reporter who set off a news boom in Shanghai when a beautiful reporter had a crush on a Red Army general, and readers at home and abroad were very impressed by her. In order to attract the attention of readers, expand the number of subscriptions, and make full use of news operation methods, Wen Wei Po added this introduction to Huang Wei's "War Newsletter": "One is an invincible hero who kills the enemy in blood, and the other is a peerless celebrity who is obsessed with heroes." Heroic sons and daughters, iron-blooded tenderness, interpreted into legendary poems in the anti-Japanese beacon fire.

Do you want to know what heinous crimes the Japanese army has committed?

Do you want to know what happened to your compatriots in the occupied areas?

Do you want to know the real battle story of the Eighth Route Army targeting a quasi-child and killing a little Japan?

Please look at the report sent back from behind enemy lines by Huang Wei, the confidante of General Liu Yimin, the chief instructor of the Eighth Route Army, and the beautiful reporter Huang Wei, all the news of the Anti-Japanese War behind enemy lines is in "War Newsletter". ”

Deliberate operation, coupled with people's desire to teach teachers to fight more wars and kill more Japanese criminals, plus the article is really well written, Huang Wei's "War Newsletter" can't be popular. Not long after, Wen Wei Po's "War Newsletter" was reprinted by many newspapers, and even the radio stations in the rear area broadcast the "War Newsletter" every day.

Of course, Huang Wei is in Shandong, and she can't see Wen Wei Po, which was published in Chongqing, and she doesn't know how Wen Wei Po introduced her column. Just know, this girl may not object, except for the wisp of affection for Liu Yimin in her heart, the main thing is that she plunged into the news interview and didn't have the time and energy to think so much.

By the time the instructors tried Gu Shoufu and Guan Guizhi, Huang Wei's "War Newsletter" had already established a wide readership in the rear area and abroad, and had built a bridge of communication between the battlefield behind enemy lines and the people in the rear area, as well as between foreign readers.

As a special reporter, Huang Wei witnessed the whole process of the public trial of Gu Shoufu. Huang Wei had already understood the main materials in the indictment read out by the prosecutor in advance, and then the witnesses testified in blood and tears, which made Huang Wei immersed in grief, and a communication report was written on the spot. By the time Gu Shoufu was killed by Ling Chi with one hundred and twenty knives, her long newsletter was basically finished.

After returning to the newspaper office, Huang Wei revised and polished it again, and on the basis of Chinese, wrote a long newsletter in English "The End of the Devil -- A Record of the Eighth Route Army's Public Trial of Gu Shoufu, Commander of the Twelfth Army of the Japanese Army Invading China." After submitting it to the Political Department of the instructor for review, it was sent to Wen Wei Po, which had moved to Chongqing, and to reporters from the United States, Britain, France, and other countries in Chongqing and Shanghai.

In this long newsletter of more than 10,000 words, Huang Wei writes about Gu Shoufu and his personal affairs, and vividly writes about how Gu Shoufu, the son of a farmer in Okayama Prefecture, Japan, was brave and ruthless when he was a teenager, and how he developed a murderous and cruel personality when he went to the Army Non-commissioned Officer School and the Army University. In Huang Wei's writing, Japan's Army Infant School, Army Non-commissioned Officer School, and Army University have become the cradle of cultivating killing machines, and they are a cancer parasitic on the body of human civilization and society. All Japanese servicemen who graduated from the Army Infant School, the Army Noncommissioned Officer School, and the Army University are all arrogant murderers who regard human life as if they were a mustard.

Huang Wei consulted the seized diary of Gu Shoufu, from which she excerpted an account of why Gu Shoufu likes to kill people. According to Gu Shoufu's diary, his mother was relatively beautiful, and his father was an honest farmer. One night, his father went into the city to sell peaches and never returned, leaving him and his mother alone. His mother let him go to bed early and sew clothes for Gu Shoufu under the lamp.

On this night, an idler from the village went to Gu Shoufu's house and started a family routine with Gu Shoufu's mother. Pulling and pulling, probably thinking that Gu Shoufu was asleep, the two of them began to move their hands and feet, and finally did something on the tatami where Gu Shoufu slept.

According to Gu Shoufu's diary, Gu Shoufu was so frightened that he closed his eyes and didn't dare to say a word, and he ** and the idle man were walking on the tatami mats, and it was not hot. Afterwards, Gu Shoufu didn't dare to look at him for a long time, let alone say it to his father. When he grew up, Gu Shoufu felt a deep sense of guilt for his father, feeling that he did not take good care of his mother for his father and shamed his father. It was also because of this incident that Gu Shoufu had an understanding in his heart that all women were rotten. On the wedding night of him and his wife Kiyoko, just in time for Kiyoko's period, Gu Shoufu forcibly took possession of Kiyoko despite Kiyoko's pleading. Afterwards, Tani used the blood from Kiyoko's lower body to draw a cherry tree in his diary, and called it "When the cherry blossoms are in full bloom - Kiyoko's first night." ”

When writing about Gu Shoufu's sins, Huang Wei excerpted a paragraph from Gu Shoufu's diary about the bloody Jinshanwei: "Jinshanwei is really a beautiful place. The river is like a practice, and the small village on the shore is like a painter's painting, peaceful and quiet.

The ship docked, the ship's guns fired, and my soldiers quickly rushed to the river bank and broke through the defense line of the squadron. The soldiers pursued Zhuhai Village, Nanmen Village, Weidong Village, and Xiangyang Village marked on the map. Children were crying, women were screaming, and men were all shot or stabbed or thrown into the river.

A wing commander reported whether military discipline should be restrained and the old people, women and children should be spared. I immediately told him that killing, raping, and looting were effective means of raising morale. In order to eradicate **, the soldiers of China and those who have nothing to do with the soldiers can be executed. The Chinese are dead, and the beautiful Yangtze River and Yellow River are naturally Japan's. The captain of the wing stopped being wordy and commanded his troops to attack all the villages they encountered. When I came ashore, all the villages along the way were cleaned, and there was not a single Chinese in sight. What can be seen are the villages that are still burning and the corpses of women and babies in Chiluo. The Sixth Division is worthy of being the most elite division of His Majesty the Emperor."

The article is very long, and Huang Wei has a lot of first-hand information, and what she writes about is something that the people in the rear and foreigners cannot know, and it is naturally true and informative to read, and it peels off the skin of the Japanese army at once, exposing all the demonic acts of this group of self-proclaimed educated and educated invaders to the sun.

When writing about Gu Shoufu being captured alive by the Eighth Route Army, Huang Wei wrote: Gu Shoufu, whose hands were stained with the blood of Chinese, could not have imagined that when he came to China again and was full of ambition to serve as the commander of the 12th Army of the Japanese invasion of China, the Chinese people had already lit the fireworks of revenge and were waiting for this crazy evil beast to drill into the fire array. This time, Gu Shoufu will never be able to escape again, and countless unjust souls are waiting to ask for his life

Then, according to the information provided by the General Staff Office, Huang Wei vividly described the Eighth Route Army's capture of Jinan and the capture of Gu Shoufu alive. In the middle, there is a battle of wits and courage, a singing and crying battle story of the Eighth Route Army entering Jinan City, and a legend of Gu Shoufu escaping in embarrassment and falling into the hands of the Eighth Route Army, so that readers have a feeling of being on the battlefield after reading.

The last and most important chapter is the actual record of the process of the public trial of Gu Shoufu, which is basically written in the order of Liu Yimin and Jingjing's two live broadcasts, but the scene is more solemn and sacred, and the details are more detailed.

If the major newspapers do not reprint such articles one after another, then the editors-in-chief of these newspapers should resign.

The live broadcast of the scene, coupled with the immediate report of the "War Newsletter", attracted the attention of the whole world to China's War of Resistance at once, and major cities in the United States once again set off donations and materials to support China's War of Resistance.

Huang Wei was full of hatred for the Japanese army at this time, and vowed to use the pen in her hand to contribute to the resistance against Japan. After receiving feedback from Wen Wei Po and those foreign reporters that "War Newsletter" was very popular with readers, she wrote a series of articles exposing the atrocities of the Japanese army, such as "Songjiang Town is Weeping," "Tangqiao's Complaint," "Meihua Town's Bloody Case," "Tofu Village's Accusation," and "The Japanese Army -- A Beast Army Composed of Wild Beasts," all of which were sent to Wen Wei Po and reporters from various countries and serialized in newspapers.

Next, Huang Wei wrote a set of articles encouraging the Japanese army to fight back before the battle. Among them, in the article "Attacking the Heart and Mind -- General Liu Yimin Encourages the Japanese Army to Attack and Kill Commanders and Make Meritorious Contributions," Huang Wei sorted out Liu Yimin's policy of encouraging Japanese soldiers to kill officers and officers to kill commanders in several conversations in the tone of reporters' interviews, and formed a systematic communication on enemy workers that has never been seen in the history of ancient and modern Chinese and foreign wars.

After inquiring in detail about Huang Wei's work and life in the base area, Luo Ronghuan encouraged Huang Wei to go deep into the soldiers, the villagers in the base area, and the businessmen in accordance with the spirit of Liu Yimin's speech at the symposium on literary and artistic work, and write more good articles to publicize the policies of the base area, so as to encourage the fighting spirit of the people of the whole country to unite in the war of resistance.

After hearing this, Huang Wei's little face turned red with excitement, her eyes were full of pride, and she gave Luo Ronghuan a detailed report on the original intention of writing "War Newsletter", the writing situation, and the readers' feedback.

Luo Ronghuan told her that the Eighth Route Army regarded her as their own soldier, and the soldiers also regarded her as a comrade-in-arms who shared life and death, and all units could accept her interviews anytime and anywhere. At the same time, the Eighth Route Army guaranteed her the right to free interviews and personal safety, and no matter where she went to cover news, the Political Department and the popular newspaper would send security troops to protect her safety.

Seeing Political Commissar Luo praising herself, Huang Wei finally couldn't help it, and proposed that she wanted to interview Liu Yimin, and wanted to follow Liu Yimin's actions to better report the heroic deeds of the Eighth Route Army in killing the enemy.

Unexpectedly, Luo Ronghuan, who was still praising Huang Wei just now, changed his tone, saying that Liu Yimin was busy with military affairs and had no time to be interviewed. When Liu Yimin is free, he will definitely tell him and arrange for him to be interviewed by reporters. Luo Ronghuan asked Huang Wei to work with peace of mind and not think about other things. If you have the opportunity, you can also interview and interview the female soldiers of the Eighth Route Army, such as Comrade Tang Xingying, the wife of Division Commander Liu Yimin, she is a soldier who has made great contributions and has endless stories to tell. You can also go to the division field hospital to interview those female doctors and nurses, they are all brave soldiers of the Eighth Route Army, and they are worth publicizing. Like Dean Ni Hua, she once held a press conference in the United States to expose the crimes of the Japanese army, and also raised funds in the United States to support China's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.

Huang Wei has such a high level of education, how could she not hear the meaning of Luo Ronghuan's words, her heart was a little gray, her face turned cloudy, and she almost cried on the spot.

Or Luo Ronghuan will do ideological work, leaving Huang Wei to eat at the division headquarters, and telling her that all outstanding Chinese sons and daughters should know their mission, that is, to defeat the Japanese invaders. In the face of this sacred mission, all personal thoughts seem not so important. In short, Luo Ronghuan's education and a basket of good words finally cheered Huang Wei up again and continued to be busy with her interviews and writing.

At the same time that Huang Wei's "War Communication" conveyed the information of the Eighth Route Army's Anti-Japanese War to the rear and abroad, the Political Department of the Eighth Route Army Instructor, the Popular Daily, and the Shandong Federation of Literary and Art Circles jointly held an exhibition on the instructor's Anti-Japanese War process.

The exhibition is divided into five parts.

The first part is a tracing of the origins of China and Japan, with the title of "Ungrateful Little Japan", which takes the form of words and paintings, and is based on historical materials such as Japan's dispatch to the Tang Dynasty and Jianzhen's eastward crossing, and clearly explains the cultural origins of Japanese writing, customs, architecture, clothing, martial arts, tea ceremony, religion, etc. Even illiterate people, when they listen to others' thoughts, they will involuntarily scold "ungrateful bastards"

The second part is a comparison of the national conditions of China and Japan, entitled "If you are backward, you will be beaten", and the content of the exhibition is mainly the comparison of population, area, industry, commerce, transportation, education, health and military strength between China and Japan before the Lugou Bridge Incident. As long as you watch the exhibition and listen to the introduction of the staff, you will understand that Japan made great efforts after the Meiji Restoration, while the Qing Dynasty government was complacent and missed a major development opportunity for the Chinese nation. The reason why little Japan dared to brazenly launch a war of aggression against China was by no means blindly arrogant, but that it had gathered enough strength and regarded China, with a large population and a backward economy, as a shortcut to seizing resources and a market for passing on the economic crisis. The purpose of the exhibition is to tell people that in order to defeat the Japanese devils, it is not enough to rely on enthusiasm alone, but it is necessary to develop politics, economy, culture, science and technology, and comprehensively improve the national strength, the quality of the population, and military strength. Only by building China into a stronger, more advanced, and more civilized country than Japan can we fundamentally defeat Japanese imperialism.

The third part is a historical review of Japan's invasion of China before the July 7 Incident, entitled "The Result of Weak Concessions." The content starts from the Ming Dynasty's Japanese invaders, and uses words, paintings, and photos to clearly show all the aggression actions of the Japanese invaders before the full-scale invasion of China. In particular, the course of the September 18 incident is described in great detail, and after reading it, the audience knows that 40 percent of the bullets and bombs of the Japanese army invading China are now made by the former Northeast Arsenal, and the Chinese are paying for the policy of non-resistance with the lives of their compatriots.

The fourth part is the heinous crimes committed by Japan in a full-scale invasion of China before and after the 77 Lugou Bridge Incident, and the title is "Records of Japanese Crimes." This section is long and informative, and most of it is photos with captions. For example, the Zhaozhuang tragedy not only has the names of the 36 families that were wiped out and the 302 people who were slaughtered, but also the numbers of the Japanese troops and the names of the commanders who caused the tragedy.

The fifth part is the major achievements made by the squadron since the Anti-Japanese War, and the name is "Eliminate the Invaders". This part is the richest in content, including the Nationalist Government's decision on the War of Resistance Against Japan, Chiang Kai-shek's Lushan Speech, and the idea of establishing a united front to unite against Japan, focusing on the achievements made on the frontal battlefield and the battlefield behind enemy lines. There are words and pictures, not only the numbers, crimes, names and establishments of the annihilated Japanese troops are clear at a glance, but also physical photos of captured Japanese weapons, military flags, command knives and other physical photos. In particular, the achievements of the instructors of the Eighth Route Army, because there are newspaper reports for each victory, the number of photos, the time, place, the number of enemies destroyed, and the types of captured trophies are absolutely accurate, and the names, places of origin, and service experience of the officers above the junior rank of the Japanese army who were killed are densely packed, and some people find the murderer of their relatives after reading it, and they are busy going to the graves of their relatives to pay respects, telling the relatives underground that the squadron has taken revenge.

The sixth part is the martyrs of the Anti-Japanese War, including the Northeast Anti-Japanese War and the Great Wall Anti-Japanese War, and the list of martyrs and main deeds of the first team are all listed above. Of course, due to the incomplete information, the exhibition board specifically noted: "Countless martyrs sacrificed themselves on the battlefield of resistance against Japan in order to defend the country's territory and sovereignty, and most of their names can no longer be ascertained. ”

This part is the most exciting, many people watched it, inspired by the spirit of the martyrs, and immediately signed up to join the Eighth Route Army.

The exhibition was first held in Jinan Wusan Park, and because of the fear of Japanese bombing, cadres and soldiers and the masses were organized to watch it with torches at night. Later, it toured the exhibition throughout the Shandong base area. In the end, not only did all the base areas of the Eighth Route Army carry out a touring exhibition, but even the rear area also requested to go to the exhibition, which was unprecedented.

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