Chapter Fifty-Six: In Danger and Turmoil

Chapter 56 is in danger and chaotic facts

One

The sister-in-law was thrown into the wilderness, where she lay with blood gushing from her arms. I thought to myself: "If you don't stop the bleeding as soon as possible and save yourself, once you bleed too much, it will be life-threatening, and it is a silent thought in your heart that you can't die." Although I am not afraid of death, it is worthless to die like this, and I want to save myself. Because only self-help is the only way to survive. Thinking of this, she bit the placket of her clothes with her teeth, and pulled violently with her other hand, and the clothes that were not strong were torn off in an instant, and she quickly wrapped a rag around the wound, wrapped it and squeezed it hard with her abdomen until the blood from the wound stopped. She sat there in pain as she watched the wound stop, the pain in her arm making her spasm. I thought to myself, "It hurts, it hurts!" Then he gritted his teeth hard and said in a low voice: "It's worth it, it's worth it." It's worth it even if you take your life! "Going to the Japanese barracks to cry and make a fuss, and going to the Japanese barracks to ask for justice undoubtedly dispelled the suspicion and suspicion of the Japanese officers and men, and also enabled the people to escape the catastrophe.

There is a rumor that says: "If the cause of death of the two Japanese devils is unknown, a bloody massacre is inevitable." His own practice undoubtedly dispelled the wild speculation of the Japanese devils, and made them more convinced of the theory that the ship was overturned. They were convinced that it was the bad weather that combined with the small ferry, the rough water in the canal, and the strong winds and waves, that caused the boat to capsize and cause the death of the two soldiers. The death of the two of them had nothing to do with the boatmen, had nothing to do with the Communists, and had nothing to do with the anti-Japanese activists. The sad cry of the ship's sister-in-law confirmed that the two Japanese devils had indeed fallen into the water and died, dispelled the suspicions and suspicions of the Japanese officers and soldiers, and drew a successful end to the ship's sideturn. Thinking of his wish, a stone fell to the ground in his heart, and he was extremely excited about it. The excitement overshadowed her pain, gave birth to a stronger heart, and strengthened her belief in victory.

The villagers were uneasy when they learned that the sister-in-law had not returned to the Japanese camp to ask for an explanation. Aunt Wu said: "It's not a short time to go, shouldn't there be any accidents?" Is the Japanese camp a place for our people to discuss the law? Isn't that hell on earth? Don't say you go to ask for an explanation, you walk around the perimeter of the Japanese camp, or you take a sideways look, and in an instant the gun flies down on you. If you don't listen to persuasion, you don't want to take your own life. If the man is gone, he is gone, just accept his fate, in this world, the Japanese devils are rampant and they still reason, isn't it their own life? This man is dead-eyed! It's okay this time, leaving behind his ignorant son, who has neither a father nor a mother, isn't it a son who is bitter? ”

An old man said: "Isn't it, without my father, no matter how well and thoughtfully the neighbors are taken care of, it is not as good as my own father!" ”

"Needless to say, shouldn't you go looking for your son? If you look for it, isn't that a self-throwing into the tiger's den? You should accept your fate and endure it. This man has no tendons, and he can't be persuaded. Not only did he not get his explanation back, but he also put his life on the line, why didn't he weigh the pros and cons? And the aggressor is still reasonable? Still talking about the law? Isn't this stupid, stupid? Understand that people should hide, they should swallow their anger, and they should talk about strategies, so that disasters can be eliminated. ”

Two

The old man gushed out. At this time, the new boatman Wu Keqi was full of thoughts. He thought, "Why hasn't the sister-in-law come back yet?" Could it be that something happened to her? Could it be that she was ...... by the Japanese soldiers" He thought a lot, thinking a lot about things that shouldn't happen to the sister-in-law. Did you make a mistake, did you expect it wrong? If so, he is really not a competent liaison, let alone a qualified boatman. The boatmen at the ferry are all experienced and penetrating people, who are decisive and precise in dealing with analytical problems. If you misjudge this question, it will be a fatal blow to the ship's sister-in-law. "Alas!" How could he misjudge what the Japanese devils did? As he was thinking about it, blaming himself, there was a faint figure swaying on the other side of the river. He stared, and the figure gradually became clear. He almost lost his voice and shouted: "Sister-in-law! He looked down at the boatload of people and swallowed it again. He was happy that the sister-in-law had finally returned. Why did she do that? With one arm on her chest and the other on her arm, what's wrong with her? Could it be that she was hurt by the Japanese devils? If not, why is she holding one arm in the other? Could it be that she accidentally fell while walking on her own? He was nervous and cranky. Suddenly, the ship shook, waking up his cranky mind. He whispered to himself, "It's so dangerous? With such a river, how can you not concentrate on ferrying? How can you allow yourself to think wildly? His own cranky thoughts have caused a big disaster. He was also frightened, and then said remorsefully: "It seems that being a boatman at the ferry is really a high risk?" No wonder the Japanese devils didn't dig deeper. Maybe they are still analyzing and are not in a hurry to make a move. "Analyze and think for yourself.

At this time, the boatman's sister-in-law endured the pain and walked to the ferry with tenacious perseverance, and the boatman looked up at the boatman's sister-in-law and said, "If you take the boat, get on the boat quickly." ”

The ship's sister-in-law looked at the boatman and said, "Okay! The boatman looked at the pale face of the sister-in-law, covered in blood and shocked, and then asked, "What's wrong with you, is it because you can't be fallen?" ”

The sister-in-law of the boat looked at the boatman and said, "How could I be fallen?" ”

"What's wrong with you not getting a broken arm? Why is it covered in blood? At the end of the question, the sister-in-law cried bitterly. This "wow" cry is like a waterfall, like a raging canal water, she "wow" crying endlessly.

At this point, the ferryman's eyes were all focused on her, expecting her to tell the reason. She looked at her expectant eyes and said, "My husband lost his life when the boat overturned in a bad weather with strong winds and waves to ferry two Japanese devils. I went to ask the Japanese devils for an explanation, but not only did they not give me an explanation, but they also dragged me to the wilderness and abandoned me unreasonably. I was very angry at the actions of the Japanese devils, so I fought against them and resisted their inhumane acts, and my protest and resistance were not exchanged for their humanity, but their inhumane bullets, and they viciously shot through my arm, and at that time I was bleeding profusely, and in order to save myself, I used my teeth and an uninjured hand to tear off the placket of my clothes and bandage the wound to stop the bleeding and survive. After saying that, he began to weep bitterly.

The boatman said, "You are so good, so bold that you dare to go to the Japanese camp alone to ask for an explanation. Furthermore, isn't it a tiger's mouth extracting teeth? Thankfully, you didn't lose your life, but you were shot in one arm. The boatman said, and the boatman's sister-in-law listened, and the two of them understood.