The next day at 8:00 am.

Guilin camp, in a large combat conference room.

The director of the Guilin camp, Bai Chongxi, was sitting on the main seat of an oval long table in front of the large combat map. On his left was General Chen Cheng, the Minister of Political Department, and on his right were General Zhou Zhirou, the Commander-in-Chief of the Air Force, as well as many generals and school officials. Everyone had smiles on their faces, sweeping away the sternness before last night.

Bai Chongxi just made an important speech, praising the troops and officers who performed outstandingly in this battle.

Zhou Zhihan sat next to Zhou Zhirou. This was Bai Chongxi’s special arrangement as a compliment to him.

Also attending the meeting were General Ye Zhaokou, Commander-in-Chief of the 20th Army, General Xu Tingyao, Commander-in-Chief of the 38th Army, General Du Yuming, Commander-in-Chief of the Fifth Army, General Yao Chun, Commander-in-Chief of the 36th Army, General Fu Zhongfang, Commander-in-Chief of the 99th Army, General Guo Su, Chief of Staff of the 39th Army, and General Li Jingyi, Commander-in-Chief of the 49th Division, all sat under Zhou Zhihan.

"The 21st Brigade of the Fifth Division of the Imperial Imperial Army won the title of Steel Army in the Sino-Russian War because our tenacity defeated the tenacity of the Russians. However, at Kunlun Pass, I admit that I encountered an army that was more tenacious than us. Their weapons were backward, communications were backward, and they were all dependent on their legs when they marched and marched. The soldiers were all pale and thin, and they barely maintained for three meals a day, but even so, they still burst out with an unyielding and difficult to conquer. I often thought late in the quiet night. If the weapons and equipment of the enemy and us exchanged, what would the end be? I dare not think deeply at this point..."

The translator read Nakamura Masao's diary here, and the diary was interrupted.

This diary is written by Masao Nakamura.

Masao Nakamura did not finish writing this diary. At 5:18 in the morning, he closed his eyes helplessly and fell into the battlefield. This steel knife, which was considered to be Japan's invincible, broke at Kunlun Pass.

After a while, Bai Chongxi looked up: "What do you think should we deal with the body of General Masao Nakamura?"

Xu Tingyao, commander-in-chief of the 38th Army, hesitated for a moment: "This man is known as the invincible steel knife of the Japanese army, and is also a famous general of a generation. I think he should be buried with great pleasure!"

When General Du Yuming heard this, he immediately said, "I think it is inappropriate to bury this person with great tribute!"

Bai Chongxi had no expression on his face and did not say anything. He just glanced at Xu Tingyao and Du Yuming, then picked up the cigarette box from the table and took out one to light it.

The generals in private have different opinions on whether to bury Masao Nakamura.

Seeing that Bai Chongxi started smoking, the generals present took out cigarettes and lit them.

Chen Cheng took out a cigarette and looked at Zhou Zhirou.

Zhou Zhirou smiled and waved her hand, then pointed to her lips. She sucked too much yesterday and her lips were blistered.

Chen Cheng smiled and shook his head, threw the cigarette to Zhou Zhihan opposite him, and then lit one on his own.

Chen Cheng's move was seen by all the generals, which showed Zhou Zhihan's status and weight in Principal Jiang's heart at this time.

In fact, no one here knows that just last night, when the Chinese Air Force achieved the largest and most enemy planes destroyed in a single day since the War of Resistance. When the Chinese Army killed Masao Nakamura, Chen Cheng secretly sent a telegram to the principal.

Before the Battle of Kunlun Pass, the principal gritted his teeth and handed over his most powerful ace Fifth Army to command by Bai Chongxi, but he had been worried about this little Zhuge for a long time, so he sent his most reliable confidants Chen Cheng and Li Jishen to supervise the army.

However, in the Kunlun Pass Battle, Bai Chongxi did not allow Chen Cheng to intervene too deeply, so the principal did not obtain accurate and valuable information from Chen Cheng on the Battle of Southern Guizhou.

The principal was not in a hurry to this, because he absolutely believed in Chen Cheng's sincerity to him, because Chen Cheng's wife was the goddaughter of the principal's wife, and the two families had a very good relationship.

Therefore, the principal was very relieved to have Chen Cheng monitored Bai Chongxi.

Just last night, when Bai Chongxi telegrammed the principal to the Kunlun Pass, the principal was very happy because this battle was fought by his direct fifth army, which won glory for him as the principal.

However, just when all the military and civilians were excited, the principal received a telegram from Chen Cheng, saying that in the battle of Kunlun Pass, Bai Chongxi had ulterior motives and asked the Fifth Army and the Japanese to fight to the death in Kunlun Pass for half a month. Although he has achieved great victory, the Fifth Army has also suffered heavy casualties.

After receiving Chen Cheng's telegram, the principal was angry and anxious but had no choice but to do anything. After all, the war between the two sides was in full swing at this time. Although the Fifth Army suffered heavy losses, in general, the trend of the Kunlun Pass Battle was biased towards the Chinese army. Even if he felt sorry for the Fifth Army, he would not dare to change the commander at the time. However, his suspicion of Bai Chongxi suddenly increased...

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General Du Yuming said: "Masao Nakamura is a loyal and brave general to the Japanese army, but for our Chinese army, this person has done many evil deeds and his hands are covered with Chinese blood. If he is buried with him for a grand ceremony, what would our military and civilians think?"

General Xu Tingyao said slowly: "When General Zhang Zizhong was killed, the Japanese army was also preparing to bury General Zhang, but later our army robbed General Zhang's body."

"It's different." General Du Yuming said, "General Zhang Zizhong died in our country and was killed in battle to resist foreign enemies. He is a hero of our nation. At that time, the Japanese announced that they would bury General Zhang with great burial. That was the tears of the crocodile. They wanted to buy the hearts of the people and let them completely occupy China."

The officers who were working were nodding slightly when they heard this, but Bai Chongxi was still expressionless.

Du Yuming continued: "As an invader, the Japanese army acted recklessly on our country, killing our compatriots, and doing so many evil deeds. Such a group of Japanese commanders should not be buried and tolerated.

I, China, have the saying of "death to eliminate grudges and grudges", but it only applies to the grudges and grudges between the children of China. Nakamura Masao is not worthy of his crimes and cannot be forgiven by the Chinese people.

For the Japanese army, he was an invincible steel knife, but for all of us in China, Masao Nakamura is a demon and should not be forgiven, but should be punished by using methods against demons."

Upon hearing this, Zhou Zhihan nodded. He would never agree with the invaders who were buried with the grand funeral. General Du Yuming's words were reasonable and evidence-based, and he deeply agreed.

When General Zhang Zizhong died in battle, his body was obtained by the Japanese army. The reason why the Japanese wanted to bury General Zhang was to show it to the Chinese, making people think that the invaders also had a kind heart.

You fucked me to the door of my house, occupied my land, and killed my compatriots. After I died, I would still bury you with a grudge?

Go to your horse.

It would be nice if you don’t dismember your five horses and leave your corpse with you.

In fact, after General Zhang Zizhong died in battle, his body was obtained by the Japanese. At that time, the Japanese front-line commander wanted to hang General Zhang's body on a high place, which could not only show off his power, but also use it to defeat the confidence of the Chinese army. However, it was later stopped by the Japanese base camp and changed to external propaganda to bury General Zhang.

Seeing that everyone disagreed with the grand funeral of Masao Nakamura, Xu Tingyao stopped talking.

Everyone looked at Bai Chongxi.

Bai Chongxi deserves to be known as the little Zhuge. He still remained calm and slowly extinguished the cigarette in his hand. He said slowly: "Masao Nakamura's body will be handed over to General Du Yuming for handling, but to the outside world, this surface still needs to be done..."

After the meeting ended, Bai Chongxi did not keep the generals present for lunch. At this time, the battle of Kunlun Pass reached a critical moment. After the meeting, everyone immediately returned to their own troops.

Zhou Zhirou and Zhou Zhihan were about to get on the bus and return to Guilin Airport when General Du Yuming came over: "Brother Baifu! Stay tuned."

Upon hearing this, Zhou Zhirou turned around: "Ha! Brother Guangting!"

"Brother Baifu! Brother, I apologize to you." Du Yuming said, "Bang" saluting military salute.

Zhou Zhirou smiled and reached out to hold Du Yuming's hand: "Brother Guangting, why did you say this?"

"When the battle of Kunlun Pass was tight, I scolded the Air Force and you very much. Last night, the Air Force made great contributions and defeated the Japanese air force in one fell swoop. The balance of victory began to tilt towards our army, so thank you brother."

"Hahaha..." Zhou Zhirou heard Du Yuming's words so sincerely, and her hands tightened. "There is no hatred between you and my brothers, we are all fighting for the country..."

After the two chatted heartily for a while, Du Yuming patted Zhou Zhihan on the shoulder hard: "You master and apprentice have made great contributions this time. I heard that the principal has spoken and wants to award you the rank of major general. Young man, that's amazing!" Du Yuming said as he stretched out his thumb.

Zhou Zhihan hurriedly said: "This is all the credit for the commander-in-chief's strategy. It's just execution. I really don't dare to accept this great contribution!"

Zhou Zhirou's heart is in full bloom.

"Young people have great prospects!" Du Yuming said to Zhou Zhirou with a smile, "Brother Baifu, I really envy you for having a good disciple!"

After chatting for a while, Zhou Zhihan asked, "General! I am blunt, how will you deal with Masao Nakamura?"

Du Yuming said: "Just as Chief Bai said, the articles on the surface need to be done, but the punishment is absolute. To be honest, I haven't thought about how to punish him well yet."

Zhou Zhihan said: "When I was 16 years old, my father once invited a Maoshan Taoist priest to see the Feng Shui at home. This Taoist priest had a profound magic and was very famous nearby. I was young at that time and was curious about everything, so I often went to his Taoist Tao to watch his practice. After a while, I became familiar with him. I once heard him talk about a Taoist method that specializes in curing evil spirits."

"oh!"

Du Yuming hurriedly said, "Tell me, what kind of Taoism is it?"

Zhou Zhirou is also very interested in this.

Zhou Zhihan said: "After the evil man dies, he tied his hands behind his back and turned his back to his hometown so that his soul can never return to his hometown, be reborn, and be reincarnated and do evil."

Du Yuming nodded: "That's it."

In that day, Du Yuming ordered the true body of Masao Nakamura to be buried in a hidden secret place below Kunlun Pass to avoid being taken back by the Japanese army. He dug his tomb elsewhere and wrote a tombstone for him: the tomb of Masao Nakamura, the Major General of the Japanese Fifth Division, died in the battle of Kunlun Pass.
Chapter completed!