The five people cautiously walked through the corpses of the Japanese soldiers and continued to walk forward, looking at the corpses of the Japanese soldiers who were bitten by the teeth of the monsters, their hearts trembled, what monsters bit these Japanese soldiers so badly, and how did these Japanese soldiers destroy those monsters. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 ｉｎfo

Due to the fact that the underground is below zero all year round, the corpses are relatively well preserved.

Judging from the corpses on the ground, the Japanese army should have been mining the crystal ore at that time, and the monster that suddenly appeared carried out a crazy attack on the Japanese army who was mining the crystal ore, and the panicked Japanese army counterattacked, but it also suffered heavy losses, and wondered how the Japanese army found this secret underground crystal palace.

Hiding the corpses under his feet, he walked through this passage, and suddenly a man-dug cave appeared in front of him, and from the walls of the cave, there were traces of explosions, and this passage should have been dug by the Japanese army.

Seeing this passage, the twin-tailed scorpion remembered the construction of military fortresses by the invading Japanese army in the three eastern provinces, and they were able to find this crystal palace hidden deep underground, which was very likely related to the construction of military fortresses.

"How could there be such a big thief hole here!" The little beggar exclaimed.

"This shouldn't be a robbery hole, this should be the crystal palace that the invading Japanese army inadvertently dug up when they built a military fortress!" The twin-tailed scorpion said.

"You said this is a military fortress of the Japanese army!" Miao Weiqiang asked.

"That's right!" The twin-tailed scorpion replied.

Zhou Tianyi remembered the history of the invasion of China, the history of the Japanese army vigorously building military fortresses in the three eastern provinces, and the Japanese army should have inadvertently dug up the Crystal Palace when building military fortresses.

The five of them continued to walk forward along the passage dug out by the Japanese army, looking at the underground military fortress built by the Japanese army, Dong Tinghua remembered the bloodstained evil deeds of the Japanese army invading China in the three eastern provinces, and remembered the history of blood and tears of the Chinese people.

From 1934 to 1945, the Japanese invasion of China lasted more than 10 years, building a total of 17 fortresses in the 5,000-kilometer border area from Hunchun in Jilin Province in the east, through the Sino-Soviet border in Longjiang Province in the middle, and to the border area of Hailar and Arshan in the west, with a total of about 1,700 kilometers of fortress groups and a total of 80,000 permanent fortifications. In addition, it also includes thousands of permanent underground warehouses, power stations, communications hubs, water supply stations, and other ancillary military installations, as well as a large number of second- and third-line general positions and field positions, as well as military airports, military railways, and highways.

The northeastern border fortresses of the Japanese invasion of China were built one after another in the summer of 1934, but as early as the second year after the "918" incident, the Kwantung Army drew up the "Offensive and Operational Plan against the Soviet Union" aimed directly at the former Soviet Union, and in July 1945, the Kwantung Army was forced to stop the conspiracy to launch an aggressive war against the Soviet Union, and all the fortresses of the Eastern Army were turned into purely defensive facilities.

All the fortifications of the Japanese fortress were built with reinforced concrete fortifications, permanent firepower points, steel cap forts, armored observation posts and earth-wood firepower points, infantry bunkers, mobile trenches, anti-tank trenches, chain barbed wire and anti-infantry minefields, ammunition stocks, grain stocks, power stations, water supply and drainage systems, and bathrooms, as well as military rooms, conference rooms, infirmaries, kitchens, telephone rooms, and officers' command posts in squad and platoon units, and electric rail transport vehicles and special passages, shafts, and ventilation vents. In preparation for bombardment by aircraft and heavy artillery bombardment, underground fortresses are excavated from the middle or bottom of a solid rock mountain, and concrete is poured on the top and around the entrance, usually 1 to 2 meters thick.

The design, construction, and operation of the 17 fortresses on China's borders by the invading Japanese army were carried out under extremely secret conditions, and their secrecy measures ran through secret reconnaissance, secret design, and secret construction from beginning to end. The relevant Japanese pseudo-archives that have been consulted so far are marked with the words "top secret" and "confidential", and the original text repeatedly stresses the importance of "keeping secrets" many times.

The rumor that the Japanese Kwantung Army secretly killed the laborers of the Chinese fortress has been circulating among the people for more than half a century, but there have been no witnesses or historical records. Jin Chengmin, director of the 731 Research Institute of the Erbin City Academy of Social Sciences, said that the research group has found out that Japan's construction of forts and other military projects on China's northeastern border forcibly conscripted and enslaved more than 3.2 million Chinese laborers, resulting in the deaths of more than 1 million laborers.

The laborers were kicked out to work at dawn and did not finish until dark, and if they went a little later, the Japanese soldiers would beat them with guns and kick them, and the Japanese soldiers would come and beat them if they worked a little slower or had a little longer rest. According to the survivors' recollections, the Japanese gave them rice and noodles gruel, which was slightly thinner than water, and everyone was so hungry that they were skinny.

They lived in shelters built with reed mats or thatch, ranging from a few dozen to hundreds of people living in each labor shed, and the shacks were very simple. In winter, at a low temperature of minus thirty or forty degrees, only a layer of linoleum paper is sandwiched between two layers of mats, and in the humid and hot summer weather, most of the laborers have scabies and pus all over their bodies. o

Under the cruel slavery, many laborers could not support their bodies, and the Japanese not only did not treat the laborers, but brutally executed the laborers, and some laborers were lifted up and fell to death by the Japanese overseers, and then dragged to the wolfdog pen to feed the wolfdogs; Some of the laborers were burned on the wood before they died, and the man was still shouting: "I'm not dead, help me!" ”； Many laborers were thrown alive in mass graves because they were too sick to work for the Japanese invaders.

After the completion of a project, the Japanese also hold a celebration party, after which they will give the laborers a good meal that they cannot eat on a daily basis: two noodles steamed buns, a large bowl of vegetable soup with oily vegetables, and two pickles. The Japanese poisoned the food, and the entire shack workers often died in rows. The investigation also confirmed that after the completion of the project, in addition to being secretly slaughtered by various means, the fortified laborers were also sent to the "correctional counseling institute" in the interior, where they continued to be forced to perform all kinds of hard labor as tutoring workers, and they were all killed after the completion of the project.

Looking at the military fortresses like an iron wall, how many Chinese lives were used to build these military fortresses, these are all evidence of the crimes of the Japanese army invading China!

The five people walked angrily in the military fortress built by the Japanese army, and visited the crimes committed by the Japanese army on the land of China.

"You say how many Chinese will die when the Japanese army builds these military fortresses?" The little beggar said.

"It doesn't matter how many people die, the important thing is that we will always remember this period of history and don't forget the national shame!" Dong Tinghua said.

A lot of Japanese corpses were found in this section of the passage, and there were golden scales on the ground, these scales should have fallen from the golden armor corpse, it seems that the Japanese army was attacked by the golden armor corpse at the same time, what did they do in this cave・・・・・・? (To be continued.) )