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As soon as Zhu Zhongming and others left Zhujiazhuang, Hou Zhankui and others received the news that the encirclement task was personally directed by Hou Zhankui. As an officer at the captain level of the Shandong Guerrilla Corps, Hou Zhankui actually didn't take this battle too seriously.
Although the troops under his command were only one squadron plus 200 people from the Ninth Route Army, a total of less than 600 people, it was not easy to deal with more than 200 landlord guards and a small number of Japanese soldiers.
But just to be sure, he arrived at the frontline battlefield in person and set up an ambush in Zhangjiacun, eight kilometers northwest of Zhujiazhuang.
In a dense forest three kilometers away in front of Zhangjiacun, Zhou Dafu led two squadrons of troops to hide and wait. When the battle in Zhangjiacun begins, Zhou Dafu and others will rush to Liuzhuang in front of Zhangjiacun to set up an ambush and wait. Zhu Laowu's reinforcements.
By the way, this is not the first time that Zhu Zhongming has escorted money and food to the imperial army for his father. Unlike others, Zhu Zhongming is very happy to do this kind of thing.
To be honest, Zhu Zhongming, the son of a landlord, did not live a free life. Ever since his eldest brother was killed by the man who suffered a thousand blows, his father was worried that something would happen to him and strictly ordered him not to go out unless he had something important to do. The third child was sent directly to Jinan City.
So in the past two years, Zhu Zhongming had very few opportunities to go out. He only had the opportunity when his father went out to do errands.
He went to the city a lot these days, but because he had a mission, his father wouldn't let him stay in the city overnight, which really frustrated Zhu Zhongming.
But after completing this trip today, the task will be over, and he can stay in the city for a few days.
Thinking of the fine wines and delicacies in the city and the fair and tender little girl, Zhu Zhongming felt hot in his heart.
Looking at the slow-moving motorcade, Zhu Zhongming couldn't help but cursed loudly: "Damn it, why are everyone so listless? Didn't they give you food in the morning?"
Hearing Zhu Zhongming¡¯s scolding, the people below subconsciously walked a few steps quickly!
At this time, a Japanese soldier sitting on a horse nearby said while smoking a cigarette: "Zhu Sang, be patient, take your time, don't be anxious!"
"Inukag Taijun's lesson is right, we are not in a hurry! I just feel angry watching these bastards working hard, don't mind!" Zhu Zhongming said indifferently.
Although he said so, Zhu Zhongming didn¡¯t think so in his heart!
Although the Japs in front of him was a sergeant, Zhu Zhongming's brother-in-law was the Japanese garrison commander in the city, and he was an army major, so he looked down on the guy in front of him at all.
Of course, there is another reason why Zhu Zhongming looks down on this Japanese soldier, and that is that this guy's last name is too damn weird. He is actually called Quan Yang. Doesn't Quan mean dog? Then Quan Yang is a son of a bitch. , the Japanese are so damn ignorant, there are people with such surnames.
In fact, this is due to Zhu Zhongming¡¯s own ignorance. The surname Inukai is very common in Japan. It does not mean someone who raises dogs, but someone who raises dogs. The reason why it is called like this is completely related to the previous surname habits of the Japanese.
Before the Meiji Restoration, the Japanese did not have surnames, especially civilians. They only had first names, such as Dairo, Taro, Jiro, Saburo, etc. In 1870, in order to meet the needs of conscription, taxation, household registration, etc., Emperor Meiji promulgated The "Common People's Miao Character Permission Order" was issued, allowing all Japanese, including common people who were previously not allowed to have surnames, to have surnames.
"However, Japanese civilians who are accustomed to having names and no surnames are not enthusiastic about this, so the work of creating surnames has been implemented slowly. Therefore, in 1875, Emperor Meiji promulgated the "Ordinance on the Necessary Names of Miao Characters for Common People", which stipulated that all Japanese must use surnames, and it was completed within a month.
Due to the mandatory implementation by the authorities and the relatively short time, Japanese people choose their surnames a bit as they please.
Because they are so arbitrary, Japanese surnames can be used as surnames for everything in the world, from the sun, moon and stars to flowers, birds, fish and insects, from occupation, residence to religious beliefs, almost everything can be used as a surname.
¡°I really didn¡¯t know how to choose it, so some Japanese people decided to use the place name as their surname. For example: some people live at the foot of a mountain, so they take "ɽÏÂ" or "ɽ±¾" as their surname; some people live next to paddy fields, so they call them "Tianbian".
Many Japanese surnames end with the word "mura", such as Nishimura, Okamura, Morimura, Kimura, etc. These surnames were originally derived from place names or village names. In addition, there are many surnames that represent natural phenomena, aspects of social life, and ideologies.
??For example: Takasaki means the protruding part of the island, Odai means the square in front of the palace, white birds and little bears are animals; Wakamatsu and Takasugi are plants; Takahashi and Torii represent buildings;Noji and Saionji represent religious beliefs; Hattori and Qin are the surnames of naturalized people who settled in Japan from Asia and even all over the world in ancient times.
There are also people whose surnames are based on their family or their profession. For example, those who raise dogs are called "Inuyang", and fishermen who raise ospreys are called "Ukai".
Because of this, Japanese people not only have many surnames, but many of them are very strange to Chinese people, such as pig butt, beef intestine, duck head, chicken tail, horsetail, spider hand, mosquito claw, chilling, beehive, dog feed, etc. Cow dung, Hatori, Kurokawa, Shirasui, etc.
But of course Zhu Zhongming didn¡¯t know this, but that didn¡¯t stop him from showing disdain for the little devil in front of him!
Quan Yang saw Zhu Zhongming's attitude, but didn't say anything. He knew his identity very well. He was born as a civilian and had never attended a military academy. He had been in the army for more than ten years before he became a sergeant.
"Although the ** man in front of me is uneducated and incompetent, he is the captain's brother-in-law. Although the captain may not like this brother-in-law, he is not something that a small sergeant like him can afford to offend.
"I'm telling you that you must enter the city before noon today. In the afternoon, I will take you to Dexiang Building to eat braised chicken. If you delay, you will starve to me. Do you understand?" Zhu Zhongming said loudly.
¡°Second Young Master, is it enough to eat braised chicken?¡± someone in the team shouted.
"Enough, one for each person. If you don't have enough to eat, take it! I have plenty of money!" Zhu Zhongming said with a proud look on his face.
"Okay, the second young master is mighty!"
"The second young master is so generous. Brothers, please work harder and leave quickly!"
Under Zhu Zhongming¡¯s urging, these traitors and devils moved very quickly and arrived outside Zhangjia Village at around ten o¡¯clock in the morning.
Hou Zhankui and others in the village had received a report from the observation post and learned that the enemy troops had arrived, and immediately ordered the troops to prepare.
The soldiers here quickly entered the combat position and waited for the arrival of Zhu Zhongming and others!
Soon, Zhu Zhongming and others came into Hou Zhankui's sight!
Seeing a lazy team approaching from a distance, Hou Zhankui knew that it was the Zhu family's motorcade. The soldiers were then ordered to immediately check their weapons and equipment and enter a state of combat readiness.
Zhu Zhongming was riding on a tall horse, looking proud and excited.
The convoy has already passed through Zhangjiacun, and it can reach the county town in one and a half hours at most. I think the food can be handed over before 12:30, and then he can wander around.
Thinking of the white-flowered little girl in Wanhua Tower, Zhu Zhongming felt like a cat's paw in his heart.
"You bunch of dirtbags, please listen to me, things are done, hello, me, hello, everyone. If you delay your time, don't even think about it. Hurry up, it's like you're dragging your feet. Shit"
Zhu Zhongming's voice reached Hou Zhankui's ears along the wind. In addition, the war horse under his crotch was clearly not an ordinary horse. Hou Zhankui immediately ordered to the squadron leader beside him: "Five Tigers, Go ahead and let me know, please take it easy when the fighting starts, don't beat all these idiots to death at once. Our purpose is to beat them so hard that they can send people to attack Zhu Laowu and Zhujiazhuang. The Japs in the Japs stronghold are asking for help."
"yes!"
"Especially the one riding the big maroon horse. That guy should be Zhu Laowu's second son. Try to catch them alive!"
"yes!"
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Following Hou Zhankui¡¯s order, the soldiers hiding in the village tightened their guns, and the black muzzles were pointed at the Japanese and puppet troops who were quickly approaching the village. The war was about to break out. (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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