“…… No matter what name is used, no matter how beautiful the reasons are made up before or after the war, the Sino-Japanese war that broke out on February 14, 1936 was a war of aggression! In this war, the people who suffered the most were the more than 50 million ordinary Japanese people, although most of them became loyal citizens of the Great China Federation after the war, and loved this country belonging to all East Asian nations as much as the other 60,000 citizens of the Great China Federation, and even became admirers of Mr. Chang, who started this war and caused millions of deaths and injuries. But this does not mean that we can forget the suffering caused to us by this war, and we can forget every life lost in this war......

Unlike most of Japan's GCD citizens at the time, I didn't actually hate China before the outbreak of this war, and I didn't regard it as an enemy. In fact, I have always considered myself half Chinese, not because I have Chinese ancestry, but because I was born on Chinese soil. It was in 1920, when my father, Fumio Yamaguchi, was working for the Manchurian Railway Company and my uncle was running a rice mill in Fushun. Later, my father lost his job at the Manchurian Railway (the family returned to Japan because the Chinese government took it back, but my uncle's family remained in China until the 1924 Revolution became a Chinese citizen, and his rice mill was extremely prosperous. A few months before the outbreak of the Sino-Japanese War in 1936, my uncle also sent letters and belongings from China, and invited our family to settle in China.

At that time, my family was very enthusiastic - because my father had worked in China and my uncle had settled in China, our family was 'distrusted' in Japan at that time, and the family was classified as 'bourgeois'. As a result, his father found a relatively easy job, so he had to work as a lumberjack at the Tsushima Forestry Bureau, which no one wanted to go to at the time, which was a torture for his body. As a result, my family moved to Tsushima Island, and life was very difficult. But what pained me and my family the most was not the poor life, but the pervasive discrimination.

In Japan at that time. The most important factor in determining a person's future and destiny is not his (her intelligence or body), but his (her origin!). Although the Japanese GCD has always claimed to 'liberate the oppressed people of the world', it has always talked about the concept of equality and even instilled it in the youth of Japan through the guò education system. But at the same time, they are creating inequality and oppression! This is probably one of the most ridiculous things in the world, right?

Because of my education, I never thought that I was inherently inferior, nor did I think that I was born to be oppressed, in fact, I was a student with excellent character and learning from an elementary age. She was also very pretty, so I didn't feel much pressure for most of my teenage years until I was 16 years old. At first, it was rejected by the Japanese GCIST Youth League, an organization that supposedly only accepts Japanese youths with GCIST ideals, but in reality it was not like that at all, but was a www.biquge.info of the Japanese bureaucracy. To paraphrase the popular phrase of the time, 'join the team) (referring to the Japanese GC Doctrine Young Pioneers, an organization that almost every Japanese teenager can join. It's nothing, joining the regiment and joining the party are the three major events in life', and a person like me who comes from a 'different class' will always complete the second major event in life.

A few months after being rejected by the Japanese GC Youth League, I was hit again, and I was always at the top of my academic performance, but I didn't fail to get into any high school or even vocational high school! Of course, it's not because the grades are too bad, or because the background is not good, and there is no examination through the guò government!

At the same time, the Labor Bureau of Tsushima City also assigned me a job as a lumberjack! They asked me to cut down trees with a big axe like a flower-like girl. Most likely, it will be cut for a lifetime...... How can I love such a party and such a country? So when the family was given the opportunity to move to China, the whole family was happy, and my father took a long leave to go to Nagasaki City (Tsushima City is under the jurisdiction of Nagasaki Prefecture to handle immigration matters. But no one expected that Sino-Japanese relations would suddenly turn hostile in December 1935, and our family's dream of immigrating to China to start living was suddenly shattered, and we did not expect that the Chinese invading army would set foot on the land of Tsushima Island two months later!

I was no longer a forestry worker, but a health officer of the 1st Squadron of the 10th Squadron of the Red Guards of Tsushima City......" - the above is an excerpt from the memoir "From Captive to Parliamentarian" by Ms. Yamaguchi, who later served as a private secretary to Chang Ruiqing for a long time and was later elected as a member of the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Association. Because Yamaguchi Shuko revealed many episodes of her life with Chang Ruiqing in this book, it has also become an important historical material for future generations to study the father of the unification of Greater East Asia. Of course, it is also a bestseller with extremely high sales.

"Please die heroically! For the sake of our Soviet Motherland, for the sake of the great leader, Chairman Takeda, we must die heroically! ”

The speaker was Yuji Koyama, secretary of the Party Committee of the Tsushima Forestry Bureau, and the captain and instructor of the 10th detachment of the Tsushima Red Guard Corps, where Shuko Yamaguchi belonged. There are hundreds of bulls, ghosts, snakes, and gods who have been sent to Tsushima to cut down trees -- of course, there are no good people who are assigned to cut down trees, but they are all bourgeoisie, bad elements, historical counter-revolutionaries, or special suspects with overseas connections (suspicion of spies). Basically, they all belong to the internal control objects, and they are all very honest and cowardly guys among the Japanese (the murderers are all called the counter-revolutionary samurai class, and the Japanese dare not provoke them, so they all stay in a more comfortable place.)

Although they were all honest people, the Japanese did not dare to give them guns and medicine (the dishonest counter-revolutionary samurai class was not even allowed to participate in the Red Guards, so except for a few cadres with Type 38 rifles in their hands, most of the Red Guard soldiers had bamboo guns in their hands. Of course, they don't really want to use bamboo guns to fight the Chinese invading army armed to the teeth, grenades or something will still be issued to them, but not now, but when the real fight begins.

"Long live the GCD Japan...... Long live Chairman Takeda......"

The slogans of the sparse Lala shouted out from the mouths of the cows, ghosts, snakes, and gods, no matter what they thought in their hearts, but they still had to do some work on face. After all, the gun is still in the hands of those cadres.

Probably because the slogan was not loud enough, Yuji Koyama's face was a little ugly, and his eyes secretly glanced at a Japanese Red Army cadre with an ugly face next to him.

"So be it," the Red Army cadre did not let the crowd shout another slogan, but said in a low tone: "The plan of the superiors is to lure the enemy deeper. The enemy has planes and warships, and we can't fight with them......"

"Comrade, what about our planes and warships?" Suddenly, someone interjected.

The Red Army cadre glanced at the man coldly, it was a seventeen or eighteen-year-old young man, and he didn't know which family it was? He snorted coldly: "I repeat, the plan of the superiors is to lure the enemy deeper. Let the enemy in and fight! When the time comes, our warships and aircraft will occupy the entire sea and sky, and the aggressor will get the end he deserves! He turned his head to look at Yuji Koyama: "Comrade Koyama, the geographical location of this Mt. Yatachi is very important, the 10th detachment must defend it with their lives, even if Tsushima Island is occupied by the Tyrants, you must rely on Mt. Yatachi to fight the enemy to the end." Surrender is absolutely not allowed! Do you understand? ”

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Shuko Yamaguchi and her comrades-in-arms waited on Mt. Yatate, far from the coastline, to give their lives for the Japanese GCD and Chairman Takeda. Lieutenant General Shi Zhongcheng, who was going to command the troops to kill them, was standing on the bridge of the tank landing ship Borneo waiting for the order to start the landing, admiring the shelling by the way.

From the lens of the telescope in his hand, the mountainous fields around Yanyuan Port had been flooded with artillery fire, and the blue-black plumes of smoke rose into the sky at the same time in every place where the Japanese might be deployed. It was four battle cruisers, ten air defense cruisers and eighteen destroyers that launched this shelling, a total of hundreds of large-caliber guns firing at the same time, and the intensity of fire far exceeded that of several army groups, which immediately turned the Japanese positions into a sea of fire!

Although the overall strategy of the Japanese army was to "lure the enemy into depth". However, there were still a number of defenders deployed on Tsushima Island, which was very geographically important. In addition to the Red Guards, with a total strength of nearly 8,000 troops, there was also a serious army division, the 106th Division of the Japanese Red Army, which was stationed on the island. This division is a local unit in Kyushu, and its soldiers mainly come from Kumamoto, Kagoshima, and other places, and it is also relatively well-armed and equipped with a field artillery wing, equipped with 24 75mm mountain guns and 12 Type 93 12mm howitzers. However, such firepower was completely inadequate in front of the Chinese battle cruisers. Therefore, the commander of the division, Seizo Yusue, is now just hiding in the bunker of the division headquarters on the temple mountain, coldly watching his forward position being flooded by the sea of fire.

There were only a handful of Japanese troops left in the forward positions near the coastline, where the 106th Division had a few squadrons of cannon fodder, and their task was only to call the 106th Division headquarters when the Chinese troops landed, if they were still alive.

"Comrade division commander!" A staff officer put down the telephone receiver and shouted: "The vanguard of the riot has come up!" It came up by a landing craft. There are only light weapons, and there are not many people, presumably to build a beachhead...... Comrade division commander, do you want to let the comrades on the forward positions fight? ”

"Baga!" There was a scolding without replying: "The task of the forward positions is only to observe, they are the eyes of the artillery." Not a spearhead soldier who goes to fight the enemy with bayonets! ”

"Sir, the vanguard has successfully landed on Norasaki, Tsurumumaki, Motomazaki, Akasaki and Dainasaki, the artillery fire has swept the surrounding hills, no trace of Japanese troops has been found, only a dozen soldiers have stepped on mines and suffered casualties, and now the beachhead is being established, and the reconnaissance unit is advancing...... Will the follow-up troops be able to land on a large scale? ”

Shi Zhongcheng's eyes did not look at Fang Xianjue, who reported to him, but swept the green mountains in the distance through the telescope over and over again, as if he wanted to find traces of the Japanese army from there. The huge landing fleet is slowly approaching the beachhead, and quite a few tank landing ships are already beginning to release landing craft.

Shi Zhongcheng put down the binoculars and nodded heavily, and said in a low voice: "There should be at least 30,000 Japanese troops on this Tsushima Island...... They should rely on the mountains to defend themselves and wait for our men to go up, right? But it doesn't matter, as long as Yanyuan Port is in hand, our people will continue to go up and kill every Japanese who dares to resist!

Pass my orders and begin the big landing. The 1st Marine Regiment landed at Norasaki, and the 2nd Marine Regiment landed at Tsurumumaki. The 3rd Marine Regiment landed at Torozaki, the 4th Marine Regiment landed at Tomizaki, the 5th Marine Regiment landed at Akasaki, the 6th Marine Regiment landed at Dainasaki, and the 10th Marine Regiment. The 11th Marine Regiment landed in Mitsushima Town, and the 12th Marine Regiment was temporarily on standby. Send a telegram to the Air Force Headquarters of the Front Army, the landing operation of our marines on Tsushima Island has begun, and ask them to send fighter planes to be ready to suppress the enemy's ground artillery group at any time! ”

Eight marine regiments, almost more than 20,000 elite infantry, landed at the same time on a 10-kilometer-long front. Shi Zhongcheng's handwriting is indeed big enough, and he also owes enough tanks and landing ships in his hands. Three Marine divisions were divided into 40 tank landing ships and released 200 landing craft at the same time, which could transport more than 7,000 Marines ashore at a time.

Seeing the Chinese Marines rushing to the beach like a tidal wave, the Japanese artillery hidden behind the nearby hillside finally began to roar. Because the number of artillery pieces was too small to cover a 10-kilometer-long front, the Japanese could only adopt the method of concentrated fire bombardment. Smash all the cannons on the short stretch of beach from Tomisaki to Norasaki.

The artillery bombardment exploded around the officers and men of the 1st Marine Regiment and the 4th Marine Regiment who had just come ashore, and the scattered pieces immediately caused quite a lot of casualties to the Chinese officers and men who had not yet gained a firm foothold. Fortunately, however, the shelling of Chinese warships left several large and small craters on the beaches of Tomisaki and Norasaki, which became hiding places for the Marines. According to the recollection of Lieutenant Colonel Xu Syou, deputy commander of the First Marine Regiment who was present at the time: "...... The scene was very chaotic, we had just come ashore, and the Japanese artillery was raining down, but fortunately, most of the power generated by the explosion was absorbed by the sand, so the casualties were not as great as expected. However, everyone was still very alarmed, although it was not the first time that we had carried out a landing operation, but we had not encountered resistance in the landing battle in India before, and we thought that the landing operation in Japan would be very easy, but we did not expect to encounter such a heavy shelling. I, a lieutenant colonel officer who had fought a tough war in the Soviet Union and India, had no idea at the time, but I heard someone shouting in my ear: 'Jump into the pit, jump into the pit,' so I found a pit and jumped in. Then I spent the longest and most humiliating 3 minutes of my life with my head in my arms! Until the Air Force's J1 Orion Strike Aircraft rescued us......"

The Japanese artillery did not have much time to get away with it, and it was probably less than 3 minutes. A squadron of strong 1 Orion attack aircraft hovering in the air had already spotted this well-concealed Japanese artillery position.

"Attention, attention, I am Squadron Leader Wang Guangfu, I am Squadron Leader Wang Guangfu, and Japanese artillery positions were found at 10 o'clock and at 12 o'clock. On the back of the hillside, all ready to attack! ”

The voice of Squadron Leader Major Wang Guangfu was heard on the airborne radio of the twelve Qiang-1 Orion attack planes, and the pilots looked in the direction Wang Guangfu had said, and sure enough, they found bursts of white smoke rising from the woods behind a small hillside. The Japanese artillery positions were deployed at the dead end of the Chinese battle cruisers at sea, but for these attack planes in the air, there was no such thing as attacking the dead end.

"All note, descending to an altitude of less than 300 meters, the first squad attacked the Japanese artillery positions in the direction of 10 o'clock; The second squad attacked the Japanese artillery positions in the direction of 12 o'clock; The third squad searched for the Japanese anti-aircraft artillery positions and immediately suppressed them with fire once they found them! ”

Twelve planes, under the command of Wang Guangfu, were divided into three teams in the air, and two of them, a total of eight planes, pounced on the two exposed Japanese artillery positions. The humming sound of the engine immediately attracted a counterattack from the Japanese anti-aircraft artillery and anti-aircraft machine guns. However, the J-1 Orion is an armored aircraft, and the key parts are covered with anti-steel plates, although the armor steel plates are relatively thin, only a few millimeters thick, but they are enough to withstand the power of artillery fragments and anti-aircraft machine guns. Unless it was directly hit by the Japanese anti-aircraft guns, the aircraft would not suffer fatal damage at all, and how easy was it to directly hit the anti-aircraft flying fighter with only 12 single-barreled 37mm anti-aircraft guns?

Besides, Wang Guangfu also left four attack planes to deal with the Japanese anti-aircraft artillery positions. Don't underestimate these J-1 aircraft, as mentioned earlier, the J-1 Orion attack aircraft has extremely powerful firepower, with 2 37mm guns and 6 7.62mm aircraft machine guns, this kind of aircraft was originally used against Soviet tank clusters! It's not fun to beat the infantry now? The explosion of the 37mm guns was endless, blowing up the rows of Japanese artillery and anti-aircraft guns, and a few 37mm guns just hit the medicine stacked near the artillery positions, detonating dozens of 122mm grenades, and the violent explosion could feel the ground trembling on the Chinese army's beachhead several kilometers away! To be continued. If you like this work, you are welcome to come to the www.biquge.info of Biquge (qidian.to vote for recommendation votes, monthly passes, your support is my biggest motivation. For mobile phone users, please go to m.qidian. )，