That is: their purpose is not clear. Just regular guerrilla action. You really can't be sure whether their actions are targeted. But if you say yes. They did not take more "effective" actions to directly destroy the Japanese supplies. Therefore, it is equivalent to giving the little devil a reason, and at the same time protecting the source of the news.
Although this boss is not a professional agent, he does have a good mind. He has already considered so many things after just doing a routine operation.
After loading all the boxes of artillery shells into the car, I found that all the points were collected and immediately began to retreat. It's actually almost an hour before dawn. This is enough time.
Although they don't have cannons for these cannonballs, they can still use them! For example, make it into a mine or a bomb. These cannonballs are very useful. And with manual modification, you can make mines or bombs. The power is quite impressive. If the layout is accurate, one guy can even kill several little devils.
Not to mention, these five railway guerrilla masters transported the artillery shells back. Strictly speaking, on this train, the Sanqi split was in the third-class carriage of this train. Then why are the Japanese so careless? The vehicle transporting military supplies actually has a passenger carriage? In fact, you really can’t say this. In military operations, there is always truth among lies, and there is truth among lies.
First of all, you don't know what's in the freight car behind it, and they will definitely try to keep it secret as much as possible. In addition, this can have a certain confusing effect. For example, after someone saw it, they found that this train was no different from an ordinary train. They both had passenger carriages and freight carriages. So is this an effect of releasing fog?
But on the other hand, when there are no passenger carriages, there are only freight carriages. Wouldn’t that be more eye-catching? It’s hard to say that others just stared at the trains which were all freight. Therefore, in military operations, no matter which side it is, you must not think too simply. It is impossible to tell whether it is true or false.
It was like a war in later generations. One party announced that we destroyed so many enemy tanks yesterday. The other side announced that all the enemies destroyed were false targets. Just listen to what you said. Whether it destroyed the tank or not is not necessarily the case. No one can be sure. Only the destroyed party knows whether it is true or false. But can others judge whether it is true or false? If you don’t do research, you really can’t know what’s true or false.
The 37-year-old is equivalent to an investigator, and his tasks are different from those of the previous railway guerrillas. Those five people were checking what the goods were. Sanqi split up to investigate where this shipment was going and what its destination was. But he definitely can't do it alone, but it's not suitable to have too many people in a place like the car. So he had to find a way to contact other comrades after arriving at his destination.
The trains of this era are really suffering. Have you ever seen the green trains of later generations? The conditions were even cruder than that. And the speed is still slow. We parted at thirty-seven, wearing a long gown with eyes, and there were a lot of books in the luggage, as well as some manuscripts of articles. This is his disguise, because he is pretending to be a scholar.
In fact, it can't be said that he is pretending, because his knowledge is indeed not bad at all. When writing things, the point of view is very unique, and it can be said that the angle is tricky. The reason why I can't describe it is that the article is well written and the writing is like a spirit. This is an absolute compliment. It's because he also has difficulties.
Like Yan Xingwei, he is considered a traitor by many people. His name is Zha Chunhai, and his pen name is Chaoguang. Not many people may know the name Zha Chunhai, but Chaoguang is still quite famous in Shanghai's literary world, especially among newspapers that are pro-Wang and pro-Japanese. He is very good at writing critical articles.
What are you commenting on? For example, Wang Puppet released some document today. For example, let everyone actively redeem golden tickets. The purpose is to let the puppet government have more gold. Then, Zha Chunhai began to use the pseudonym Chaoguang and began to comment. Write, this policy is good, because the gold is useless in your own hands. You can neither eat nor drink it. And if you put it in the bank, you can not only earn interest, but you can also exchange it back with gold tickets at any time. In addition, golden tickets will be more convenient than gold in the future. In this way, everyone will use golden tickets in the future, and the golden tickets will definitely increase in value. This is equivalent to letting the people make money. Just try to deceive and help the puppet government deceive.
Of course, that's what I mean. Anyway, most of the comment articles published by Chaoguang are similar to this. So Zha Chunhai, in the eyes of others, was a traitor. At the very least, he is pro-Wang, pro-Japanese, and suspected of being a traitor. But in fact, this was Zha Chunhai's intention. His main job is investigation.
In other words, publicity can sometimes be very useful. For example, during the Northern Expedition, why did so many people support it? Without bragging, our Red Party helped with the propaganda work at that time, so during the Northern Expedition, the vast majority of people supported it. So you say, do you think propaganda work is important?
As for the little devil and Wang Puppet Government, they actually understand the importance of propaganda. Otherwise, how could the little devil still be wearing the wolf's clothing of co-prosperity. This shows that the little devil actually understands this truth.
It was also because of this support that so many pro-Japanese and pro-Wang newspapers were born. As for Zha Chunhai, what he was investigating was whether there was anything fishy in these pro-Japanese and pro-Wang propaganda. Who asked them to promote it, how to promote it, etc. If you want to find out what's hidden in the darkness, you have to go deep into the darkness.
So Zha Chunhai put on the skin of a "traitor" and wrote some pro-Japanese and pro-Wang remarks. Gradually, he lurked into the newspaper world and became a traitor in the eyes of others.
Of course, he didn't write specifically about this stuff. Also related to other articles. For example, what does he write when he is not writing such things? He specializes in writing some, revising folk legends, fairy tales, etc., and publishing them as serials in newspapers to earn some royalties.
In this way, he had a legitimate reason to follow the car this time, to collect the scenery. Some folk tales and legends in Suzhou and Hangzhou are popular among young and old, so the organization took this into account when they ordered him to follow up and investigate the cargo of this train.
After Zha Chunhai went to the toilet in the carriage, Youya, who pretended to be a high-class person, held her nose in disgust and walked for a while, then let out a sigh of relief and put down her hand.
